dis•in•ter /dísinter/ v.tr.

1. remove (esp. a corpse) from the ground: unearth.
2. find after a protracted search.


John Arbor raised his yellow plastic fork, sunk it deep into the muck and disinterred the still warm cigarello while the small crowd of winos that had gathered swayed gently to the sound of Unchained Melody weezing out of a busted-ass Coby FM radio.