Unstuck
adjective
1.
freed or loosened from being fastened or stuck:
When firmly pushed, the door became unstuck.
2.
out of order, control, or coherence; undone:
Their well-laid plans came unstuck under pressure.
verb (used with object), unstuck, unsticking.
1.
to free, as one thing stuck to another.
verb (used without object), unstuck, unsticking.
2.
to become unstuck:
Finally, the car’s horn unstuck.
adjective
1.
freed from being stuck, glued, fastened, etc
2.
come unstuck, to suffer failure or disaster
verb -sticks, -sticking, -stuck
1.
(transitive) to free or loosen (something stuck)
unreal
see under come apart at the seams
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