disweapon

English

Etymology

From dis- +‎ weapon.

Verb

disweapon (third-person singular simple present disweapons, present participle disweaponing, simple past and past participle disweaponed)

1. (transitive) To disarm; to take away the weapon of.
   • 1616, Thomas Middleton, A Fair Quarrel:

     Camillo and his men set upon him, get him down, disweapon him, and hold him fast.