uncuckold

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ cuckold.

Verb

uncuckold (third-person singular simple present uncuckolds, present participle uncuckolding, simple past and past participle uncuckolded)

1. (transitive) To undo the cuckolding of.
   • Quoted in 1983, Narindar Saroop, Gardner of Gardner's Horse, 2nd Lancers, Indian Army (page 104)

     […] tho' one man can make you a cuckold, a hundred men cannot uncuckold you […]

   • 2015, Matthew N. Proser, Heroic Image in Five Shakespearean Tragedies, page 134:

     By destroying her, he can, as it were, “uncuckold” himself—rid himself and the world of the influence undermining his identity.