1 (of money, bank accounts, etc.) available for use again after previously not being allowed or able to be used:
Riders who drive fast enough and smooth enough have been known to steer their snowmobiles across an unfrozen lake in the summer.
They say women now have a better chance of having a baby with eggs they froze in their 30s than with their own unfrozen eggs in their 40s.
Waterlilies can be extremely hardy and spend the winter in unfrozen soil at the bottom of a pond.
Lake Baikal holds a fifth of the world's unfrozen fresh water.
Some US$40,000,000 of the unfrozen aid was used to replenish foreign exchange reserves, pay for oil imports and pay off arrears to international organizations.
The respondent must show that such expenses cannot be met from unfrozen assets.
The ex-First Lady was still prevented from accessing her newly unfrozen account.
The microscopic interface region of unfrozen water is the site of specialized chemical reactivity.
