unstops

/ʌnˈstɑps/
verb
  1. To remove a blockage or obstruction from something, allowing flow or passage.
    • She unstops the kitchen sink with a plunger.
    • He unstops the bottle by twisting off the cap.
    • The plumber unstops the drain using a special tool.
  2. To open or release something that was closed or sealed, often figuratively.
    • Her apology unstops the conversation they had been avoiding.
    • The good news unstops a flood of happy emotions.
    • The warm weather unstops the flow of tourists to the beach.
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