rerigging
/ˌriːˈrɪɡɪŋ/noun
The action or result of rigging something for a second or subsequent time; specifically the action of equipping a sailing vessel with new or different rigging.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Moderate Intelligencer. Originally from re- + rigging. In later use from rerig + -ing.
- ground beef
- ground beetle
- groundbreaker
- groundbreaking
- ground cherry
- ground clearance
- ground cloth
- groundcloth
- ground clutter
- ground control
- ground controller
- ground cover
- ground crew
- ground dove
- ground down
- ground effect
- ground elder
- grounder
- ground floor
- ground forces
- ground frost
- ground game
- ground glass
- groundhog
- Groundhog Day