Definition of Unguard. Meaning of Unguard. Synonyms of Unguard

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Definition of Unguard

Unguard
Unguard Un*guard", v. t. [1 st pref. un- + guard.] To deprive of a guard; to leave unprotected. [R.] --Sterne.

Meaning of Unguard from wikipedia

- But if you were to use it, if you were to rip that safety wire off and unguard it, and turn that on, what it's gonna do is allow the engine to burn 22...
- Nd5# (unguards d5) 1...Bf7, 2.Qf5# (interferes with rook’s guard of f5) 1...Be6, 2.e3# (interferes with rook’s guard of e3) 1...Bd5, 2.Nxd5# (unguards d5)...
- the squeeze. When South cashes the ♣A as squeeze card, West must blank (unguard) one of his kings. The declarer can then cash the ace of the suit in which...
- generalization of the problems to N×N or M×N boards. An independence problem (or unguard[citation needed]) is a problem in which, given a certain type of chess...
- cannot defeat the contract. Eventually, the defender will be forced to unguard a potential winner, exposing it to capture or be put on lead and forced...
- simple squeeze on his partner, who must either discard the high ♣7 or unguard the diamond king. (Dummy has an idle card, and East is to play before the...
- (includes creating of a flight of the king) Guarding of some square or line Unguarding of some square or line Attacking of king (checking) In fairy chess some...
- this differs from the 50 points for a part score in duplicate bridge. Unguard To discard lower cards that help prevent a higher card from being captured...
- is to play 1...c3, giving his king a new flight square at c4, but this unguards d3, allowing White to mate with 2.Qd3#. It is the other two black defenses...
- wanted to join the rebels. Cornered, Kerensky retreated to Serraria, unguarding the path. Muricy suspended the operation, deciding only, at dawn, to fire...