recelebrate
/(ˌ)riːˈsɛlɪbreɪt/verb
[with object] To celebrate again or once more.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Barckley (?1578–1661). From re- + celebrate.
- makdom
- make
- make a beeline for
- make a (big) thing of (or about)
- makeable
- make a bolt for
- make a break for
- make a clean breast of it
- make a clean job of something
- make a clean sweep
- make a conquest of
- make a day (or night) of it
- make a dead set at
- make-a-do
- make a drama out of
- make a fight of it
- make a fool of
- make after
- make a fuss
- make a fuss over (or of)
- make a galah of oneself
- make (a) game of
- make a go of
- make a hames of
- make a hash of