repush
/ˌriːˈpʊʃ/rare
verb
[with object] And without object. To push again or in return.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Lane (fl. 1600–1630). From re- + push.
- autotomizing
- autotomous
- autotomy
- autotoxaemia
- autotoxemia
- autotoxic
- autotoxication
- autotoxin
- auto tracking
- auto-train
- autotransformer
- autotransfuse
- autotransfusion
- autotransplant
- autotransplantation
- autotransplanted
- autotray
- autotroph
- autotrophic
- autotrophically
- autotrophy
- autotropism
- autotune
- autotype
- autotypic