un-barring
verb (used with object), un·barred, un·bar·ring.
to remove a bar or bars from; open; unlock; unbolt: to unbar a door.
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| —vb , -bars, -barring, -barred | |
| 1. | to take away a bar or bars from |
| 2. | to unfasten bars, locks, etc, from (a door); open |
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Un-barring
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