unclog
IPA: ʌnkɫɔg
verb
- (transitive) To remove a blockage from.
- (intransitive) To have a blockage removed.
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Examples of "unclog" in Sentences
- I think it would really unclog AFD.
- Another was to unclog the discussion.
- Plumbers hate using a snake to unclog drains.
- I have near zero ability to unclog it properly.
- It's easier for the delegates to read an unclogged page.
- Image Sleuthing was my way of trying to unclog the backlog.
- Entire waterways have been unclogged by the weevil's feeding.
- In 1983, she had to have one of her four heart bypasses unclogged.
- The band followed it with an acoustic live album Unclogged in 1995.
- This helps to unclog pores and prevent skin conditions such as acne.
- I've had to 'unclog' parts of the burner with a push-pin a couple of times now.
- Others report using clips to hang Christmas tree ornaments, clean pipes and unclog tubes of glue.
- Some professional reporters might be able to unclog a toilet, but that doesn't make them plumbers.
- Everyone was supposed to know how to write, talk, run a web press, unclog a toilet, stage a demonstration.
- And then there are some in the administration who simply want to unclog the pipeline of loans awaiting modification.
- This presumably would "unclog" capital markets, the financial economy would begin functioning normally again, and then the government would recoup what it could.
- Paulson argues that relieving banks of dubious mortgage-backed securities will "unclog" the financial system and encourage essential business and consumer lending.
- The great lie is that this bail out will 'unclog' the credit pipes -- as if other people are sitting around with trillions of dollars ready to buy out junk bonds at above-market prices.
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