re-snub
/ˌriːˈsnʌb/rare
verb
[with object] To snub again or a further time.
Origin
Mid 18th century. From re- + snub.
- clear off (or out)
- clear one's lines
- clear one's throat
- clear-out
- clear-sighted
- clear-sightedness
- clearskin
- clear something out
- clear something up
- clearstory
- clear the air
- clear the decks
- clear the name of
- clear the table
- clear the way
- clear-thinking
- clear up
- Clearwater
- Clearwater Mountains
- clearway
- clearwing
- clearwing moth
- cleat
- cleated
- cleavable