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unstop
[ uhn-stop ]
verb (used with object)
- to remove the stopper from:
to unstop a bottle.
- to free from any obstruction; open:
to unstop a sewer.
- to draw out the stops of (an organ).
unstop
/ ÊŒ²Ôˈ²õ³ÙÉ’±è /
verb
- to remove the stop or stopper from
- to free from any stoppage or obstruction; open
- to draw out the stops on (an organ)
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Example Sentences
Will we unstop our ears and learn from the mistakes of the past?
“Touch that cat again,†she shouted, “and I will unstop this bottle of rat’s blood and viper’s flesh and summon the Devil, who will change you into women, and henceforth each of you will giggle like a woman and wear dresses like a woman and give birth like a woman!â€
Her confession seemed to unstop a dam: there has been a tidal wave of books since by women who have given up drink, confessing to their alcoholism.
Something to unbreak the twenty-two bones in her body including the seven in her neck, uncollapse her lungs, unstop her heart, and unhemorrhage her brilliant brain.
In another, a nurse used a plunger to unstop a toilet and then held a patient’s hand during a surgical procedure without changing scrubs, according to the report.
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