What is Unbratch?
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v. un·bratched, un·bratch·ing, un·bratch·es
Transitive v.
To tear off a section of something with perforated divisions.
Intransitive v.
To be separated from a whole at the point of perforation.
"Could you unbratch a few of those paper towels from the roll and hand them to me?"
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Termed coined by french sociologist Michel Maffesoli. Its first widespread use came from his book, "Le Temps des Tribus" (1988..
