recart
recart verb: to cart again.
Verb
recart (third-person singular simple present recarts, present participle recarting, simple past and past participle recarted)
- To cart again.
- […] to cart away the excavations from the work, and to recart the same back again so far as required to fill the trench over the sewer, and also to cart and recart stones required for the work; […]1878, N.Y. Supreme Court (page 4)
Forms of recart
| third-person singular present | recarts |
|---|---|
| present participle | recarting |
| past participle | recarted |
| past | recarted |
Origin of recart
From re- + cart.
Questions about recart
- What does recart mean?
- Recart means to cart again.
- What part of speech is recart?
- Recart is a verb.
- What is the past tense of recart?
- The past tense of recart is recarted.
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