undoer
A person who opens or unties things
- noun
- /ʌnˈduːər/
- As an expert in dismantling old furniture, he was known as the best undoer in town.
Examples
-
"Vince is a great undoer.
Fiction book (1991) -
The engineer used an undoer to remove the screws from the old machine.
-
She needed an undoer to help her unwrap the complicated packaging on the gift.
Synonyms
unfastener
vsundoer
8.0
A person who opens packages or unties knots
is broader and also reverses previous actions beyond removing closures
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Undoer comes from the parts un- 'reverse' and do 'to do', so it literally means 'one who undoes'. So an undoer is a person who opens, unties, or takes something apart.