untied

Under the glare of fluorescent lights in her lab she slowly untied it, piece by piece, to expose the fabric for the first time in more than three decades.

He untied the bag, then upended it over a blanket he set on the ground.

He lolled and squealed, and I untied my apron.

It’s goopy, gross fun, if not entirely terrifying, and if there’s a weak link, it’s the screenplay, which toys with deeper social and sexual themes but skims along the surface and leaves loose ends untied.

Watkins said after practice Wednesday with the sneakers untied and strewn on the floor at her feet.