uncork

IPA: ʌnkˈɔrk

(transitive) To open (a bottle or other container sealed with a cork or stopper) by removing the cork or stopper from.
(transitive) To release.

Examples of "uncork" in Sentences

Likewise, rock 'n' roll doesn't really inspire me to uncork a nice bottle of vino, either.
Against these backdrops, he was safe to uncork sexual innuendos that would have made Joe Orton blush.
With 34 days still to go before the midterm elections, Republicans would be wise not to uncork the champagne just yet.
When England's outgoing captain chose to uncork such old-school anecdotes, sadly, he had no idea what would happen in New Zealand.
"as a world class vineyard, winery, or farm, a family compound or a corporate retreat, Ackerly pond awaits a passionate investor to 'uncork' its infinite possibilities."
After watching Russian teenage sensation Alexander Ovechkin uncork big plays against the USA in an opening-game loss in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Vairo asked his veterans to take charge in a similar fashion.