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rebarrel

rebarrel verb: to replace the barrel of (a gun).

Verb

rebarrel (third-person singular simple present rebarrels, present participle (US) rebarreling or (UK) rebarrelling, simple past and past participle (US) rebarreled or (UK) rebarrelled)

  1. To replace the barrel of (a gun).
    • She plans to rebarrel the rifle, as it is not shooting straight.

Forms of rebarrel

third-person singular presentrebarrels
present participle USrebarreling
present participle UKrebarrelling
past participle USrebarreled
past USrebarreled
past participle UKrebarrelled
past UKrebarrelled

Origin of rebarrel

From re- + barrel.

Questions about rebarrel

What does rebarrel mean?
Rebarrel means to replace the barrel of (a gun).
What part of speech is rebarrel?
Rebarrel is a verb.
What is the past tense of rebarrel?
The past tense of rebarrel is rebarreled.

Words near rebarrel in the dictionary

  1. rebargain
  2. rebargained
  3. rebargaining
  4. rebargains
  5. rebarred
  6. rebarrel
  7. rebarreled
  8. rebarreling
  9. rebarrelled
  10. rebarrels
  11. rebarricade

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