re·plant 
(rē-plănt)
(rē-plănt)tr.v. re·plant·ed, re·plant·ing, re·plants
1. To plant (something) again or in a new place: separated and replanted the perennials.
2. To supply with new plants: replant a window box.
3. To reattach (an organ or limbs, for example) surgically to the original site.
n. (rēplănt′)
Something replanted.
re′plan·tation n.
- precedential
- preceding
- precentor
- precentorial
- precept
- preceptive
- preceptively
- preceptor
- preceptorial
- preceptorially
- preceptorship
- preceptory
- preceramic
- precess
- precession
- precessional
- precession of the equinoxes
- pre-Christian
- precinct
- preciosity
- precious
- preciously
- precious metal
- preciousness
- precious stone