unstop
/ʌnˈstɑp/
verb
- To remove a blockage or obstruction from something, allowing it to flow or function freely.
- She tried to unstop the drain with a plunger after the water stopped flowing.
- We need to unstop the chimney before lighting the fireplace.
- The plumber used a special tool to unstop the kitchen sink.
- To open something that is sealed or closed, especially by removing a stopper or cap.
- The chemist unstopped the flask to release the gas.
- He carefully unstopped the bottle of vintage wine.
- She unstopped the jar of honey to add some to her tea.