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unstall

unstall verb: to release from a stalled state.

Verb

unstall (third-person singular simple present unstalls, present participle unstalling, simple past and past participle unstalled)

  1. (transitive) To release from a stalled state.
    • to unstall the wings of an aircraft

Forms of unstall

third-person singular presentunstalls
present participleunstalling
past participleunstalled
pastunstalled

Origin of unstall

From un- + stall.

Questions about unstall

What does unstall mean?
Unstall means to release from a stalled state.
What part of speech is unstall?
Unstall is a verb.
What is the past tense of unstall?
The past tense of unstall is unstalled.

Words near unstall in the dictionary

  1. unstale
  2. unstaled
  3. unstaling
  4. unstalkable
  5. unstalked
  6. unstall
  7. unstalled
  8. unstalling
  9. unstalls
  10. unstammering
  11. unstamp

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