unroof

Oh for the Diable Boiteux to unroof me those distant houses, and show me the pleasures that lurk within!

If honor now were substance, my poor walls Would groaningly unroof and beg the sky For room to embrace it!

Then an archbishop got an Act of Parliament authorizing him to unroof it and providing a regiment of soldiers to execute the work.

On the accession of George I., an order came down to unroof the buildings, and strip them of their lead.

First he breaks to pieces the bottom of my house, and then he threatens to unroof it.