remoor
/ˌriːˈmʊə/ /ˌriːˈmɔː/verb
[with object] To moor (a ship, boat, etc.) again.
Origin
Mid 18th century. From re- + moor.
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- printer-plotter
- Printers' Bible
- printer's devil
- cross-compiler
- cross-connection
- cross-contaminate
- cross-contamination
- cross-correlate
- cross-correlation
- cross-country
- cross-court
- cross cousin
- cross-cultural
- cross-current
- cross-curricular
- cross-cut
- cross-cut saw
- cross-dating
- cross-disciplinary
- cross-dress
- cross-dresser
- crosse
- crossed line
- crosser