disclamp
verbUK /dɪsˈklæmp/
US /dɪsˈklæmp/
To take off a clamp or let go of something you were holding tight.
The mechanic had to disclamp the pipe before he could fix it.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To remove a fastener that holds two things together.
She disclamped the clipboard and handed the papers to her teacher.
3. To relax a firm grip on something.
He disclamped his hand from the railing and stepped away.
4. To undo a tight hold or restriction.
The city decided to disclamp the rules on street vendors.