Definitions

1. verb

to remove blockage or interference from a signal, data, or flow

“The software engineer had to deblock the corrupted file to retrieve the lost data.”

2. verb

to remove blockage or obstruction from a channel, pipe, or passage

“The worker had to deblock the clogged drain with a plumber’s snake.”

3. noun

a device or process for removing blockage or interference from a signal or data

“The deblock module was integrated into the new audio processing system.”

4. verb

to make (something) less crowded or congested

“The traffic authorities had to deblock the highway after the accident.”