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rebrick

rebrick verb: to fit with new bricks.

Verb

rebrick (third-person singular simple present rebricks, present participle rebricking, simple past and past participle rebricked)

  1. (transitive) To fit with new bricks.
    • We’re going to fix that, rebrick it.2009 March 16, Michael Wilson, “Fire Shuts Totonno’s, Legendary Coney Island Pizzeria”, in New York Times

Forms of rebrick

third-person singular presentrebricks
present participlerebricking
past participlerebricked
pastrebricked

Origin of rebrick

From re- + brick.

Questions about rebrick

What does rebrick mean?
Rebrick means to fit with new bricks.
What part of speech is rebrick?
Rebrick is a verb.
What is the past tense of rebrick?
The past tense of rebrick is rebricked.

Words near rebrick in the dictionary

  1. rebribe
  2. rebribed
  3. rebribes
  4. rebribing
  5. Rebricea
  6. rebrick
  7. rebricked
  8. rebricking
  9. rebricks
  10. rebridge
  11. rebridged

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