unhid

I then disconnected the iPod and "unhid" the E: partition.

Discussions: Message List - root 2010

I then disconnected the iPod and "unhid" the E: partition.

Discussions: Message List - root 2010

I then disconnected the iPod and "unhid" the E: partition.

Discussions: Message List - root 2010

And thy years fulfilled of wisdom, and thy feet on the unhid ways,

The Story of Sigurd the Volsung and the Fall of the Niblungs William Morris 1865

After all, however, a great many things were left unhid for, which were not, from a money point of view -- the sole one taken -- worth removing; and now the peasantry were, like jackals, admitted to pick the bones of the huge carcase, ere the skeleton itself should be torn asunder.

St. George and St. Michael Volume III George MacDonald 1864

After all, however, a great many things were left unhid for, which were not, from a money point of view -- the sole one taken -- worth removing; and now the peasantry were, like jackals, admitted to pick the bones of the huge carcase, ere the skeleton itself should be torn asunder.

St. George and St. Michael George MacDonald 1864

Pro tip: titling it "Facebook accidentally exposes private emails" makes it sound like they published the contents of users 'inboxes, not that they unhid users' addresses.

Icrontic 2010

Then I USBed the pre to laptop and unhid the files on the Pre storage and copied it all to my laptop.

Daring Fireball 2009

And now, being come nigh unto the light — though yet it was not unhid from behind the great barriers of the uprising rocks, I perceived that I crouched within the mouth of a mighty gorge; and the left side was a great way off, and I saw it plain at whiles when the light did rise; but the light was to the right, and it was so wondrous great that it did make clear to me that a mountain was to that side of the gorge, and went upward into the everlasting night, as it did seem for ever.

The Night Land 2007

And now, being come nigh unto the light -- though yet it was not unhid from behind the great barriers of the uprising rocks, I perceived that I crouched within the mouth of a mighty gorge; and the left side was a great way off, and I saw it plain at whiles when the light did rise; but the light was to the right, and it was so wondrous great that it did make clear to me that a mountain was to that side of the gorge, and went upward into the everlasting night, as it did seem for ever.

The Night Land: Chapter 8 1912