unkink

/ʌnˈkɪŋk/
verb
  1. To remove a twist, curl, or tangle from something, especially a hose, cord, or hair.
    • She had to unkink the garden hose before she could water the plants.
    • After sitting for hours, he stood up to unkink his back muscles.
    • He gently unkinked the necklace chain with his fingers.
  2. To relax or become free from tension or stiffness, especially in muscles or a situation.
    • Yoga poses can help unkink tight hamstrings.
    • A hot bath helped unkink her shoulders after a long day at work.
    • The negotiator tried to unkink the tense relationship between the two teams.
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