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• v  become or cause to become soft or liquid
• v  make (assets) available
• a  not frozen
  unfrozen ground

• But listen to the commentaries he gives as a resident expert on The Daily Show and you'll discover that one of the deadliest potential consequences of global warming is an unfrozen .
• Macau has unfrozen the funds in dispute, so if that's really the reason for the North's delay, Hill said, "if it's going to get resolved, then it certainly can be resolved very .
• It contains over 1,500 unique animal and plant species and 20% of the planet's unfrozen freshwater reserves.

• dissolve
• thaw
• unfreeze
• unthaw
• dethaw
• melt
• unblock
• free
• release

• block
• freeze
• frozen

News & Articles

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• From Tony Soprano To Matthew Weiner: The 'Difficult Men' Of The Great TV Renaissance
  Imagine it's 1998, and a hoity-toity culture snob trips and falls into a vat of liquid nitrogen. Upon being thawed out 15 years later, he immediately seeks out the nearest cocktail party, where he commences on his usual monologue about the artistic garbage dump that is television. Expecting vigorous nods, our hypothetical unfrozen snob is surprised to look around and see nothing but puzzled ...
  July 2, 2013 - Forbes

Quotes

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• Saad Eddin Ibrahim in Arizona Daily Star
  But it "has unfrozen the Middle East, just as Napoleon's 1798 expedition did. Elections in Iraq force the theocrats and autocrats to put the issue of democracy on the agenda, even if only to fight against us. Look, neither Napoleon nor President...
• Christopher Gorham in Zap2it.com
  Her work buddy, Auggie ( Christopher Gorham, "Ugly Betty"), tells her there was a hiring freeze that was "unfrozen after 9/11, and 50 percent of the agency has five years experience or less."
• Johnny Damon in International Herald Tribune
  I have no clue,Damon said. "The money is still there, I don't know when (it will be unfrozen.)"