Definition of Unspool
Unspool
un·spool
Definition/Meaning
(verb)
to unwind or unwrap something from a spool or reel, or to cause it to be thus unwound;
e.g. The wire began to unspool from its neat roll. She started to unspool the ribbon and measure its length.
(verb)
to present or execute something gracefully, cleverly, and/or skillfully;
e.g. I watched them unspool a maneuver to trick the opposing team.
(verb)
to be revealed or presented as if in a movie, or to actually screen a film;
e.g. The story would unspool over the news over the course of several months. They will unspool the film for the first time this Friday.
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