unwind
verb
[ ʌnˈwʌɪnd ]
• undo or be undone after winding or being wound.
• "Ella unwound the long woollen scarf from her neck"
Similar:
unroll,
uncoil,
unreel,
undo,
unravel,
untwine,
untwist,
disentangle,
spread out,
unfurl,
open (out),
lay out,
straighten (out),
unkink,
• relax after a period of work or tension.
• "the Grand Hotel is a superb place to unwind"
Similar:
relax,
loosen up,
ease up/off,
let up,
slow down,
de-stress,
unbend,
rest,
repose,
laze,
idle,
loaf,
do nothing,
sit back,
stand down,
lounge,
loll,
slump,
flop,
put one's feet up,
take it easy,
luxuriate,
take time off,
slack off,
be at leisure,
take one's leisure,
take one's ease,
enjoy oneself,
amuse oneself,
play,
entertain oneself,
wind down,
let it all hang out,
let one's hair down,
unbutton,
veg out,
hang loose,
stay loose,
chill out,
kick back,
