reback
/ˌriːˈbak/originally and chiefly Bookbinding
verb
[with object] To attach a new back to (something); especially to replace the damaged spine of (a binding or book).
Origin
Early 19th century. From re- + back.
- the thrill of the chase
- the time of one's life
- the Times
- the tip of an (or the) iceberg
- the tip of the iceberg
- Thetis
- the top of the tree
- the Tower
- the Transvaal
- the Trek
- the Trinity
- the triple jump
- the Troubles
- the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth
- the Twelve
- the tyranny of distance
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- the Union
- the university of life
- the upper crust
- the Upper House
- the Urals
- theurgic
- theurgical