uncap
/ʌnˈkæp/
verb
- To remove the cap or lid from something.
- The child struggled to uncap the tube of toothpaste.
- He uncapped his pen before signing the document.
- She uncapped the bottle of water and took a long drink.
- To remove a limit or restriction on something, such as a price, salary, or quantity.
- The company voted to uncap executive bonuses this year.
- The government decided to uncap tuition fees for international students.
- After years of limits, the city council voted to uncap the number of food truck permits.