uncross

IPA: ʌnkrɔs

(transitive) To move something, especially one's arms or legs, from a crossed position.
(transitive) To undo the crossing or traversal of.

Examples of "uncross" in Sentences

I sit up, uncross my arms, nod at him, and speak slowly and with utter certainty.
The most amusing moment was when a photographer screamed at the fashion lovvies to uncross their legs.
You cross your legs clumsily, then uncross them when you find it difficult to maintain your balance on the stool.
When I'm forced to sit in a meeting, I bounce my legs, cross and uncross them every 10 seconds, and squirm in my chair.
Heaped in a pile on the edge of Pittman Road, Boland opens his eyes and waits for them to uncross before settling into a hot squint.
He shifted from a comfortable, loose leg cross to lock his ankles tightly together, pull them back under his chair, uncross them and make tiny kicks with both feet.
Might Gabriel actually appear as the advance man to give you time for a last bathroom call, time to uncross your legs, straighten ties, clasp hands demurely in your laps?
When I inspect it through Chrome, it shows that the style I set (padding: 20px 10px 10px for that tab has been crossed out and won't "uncross" no matter what I do, even if I add an
In my experience, for every woman willing to uncross her legs, lower her neck line, or bat her eyes to achieve her objective there is a woman who does the same for attention/affection or because she thinks it is what is expected of her.