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rehead

rehead verb: to supply with a new head or a new heading.

Verb

rehead (third-person singular simple present reheads, present participle reheading, simple past and past participle reheaded)

  1. (transitive) To supply with a new head or a new heading.

Forms of rehead

third-person singular presentreheads
present participlereheading
past participlereheaded
pastreheaded

Origin of rehead

From re- + head.

Questions about rehead

What does rehead mean?
Rehead means to supply with a new head or a new heading.
What part of speech is rehead?
Rehead is a verb.
What is the past tense of rehead?
The past tense of rehead is reheaded.

Words near rehead in the dictionary

  1. Rehbergs
  2. Rehder
  3. rehderianin
  4. Rehders
  5. Rehe
  6. rehead
  7. reheaded
  8. reheader
  9. reheadered
  10. reheadering
  11. reheaders

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