resand
resand verb: to sand (a surface) again.
Verb
resand (third-person singular simple present resands, present participle resanding, simple past and past participle resanded)
- To sand (a surface) again.
- It takes three to five days to resand and refinish 1,000 to 1,200 square feet of flooring, he said.2008 June 5, Jay Romano, “Refinishing Floors With Less Mess”, in New York Times
Forms of resand
| third-person singular present | resands |
|---|---|
| present participle | resanding |
| past participle | resanded |
| past | resanded |
Origin of resand
From re- + sand.
Words that rhyme with resand
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- outstand
- overhand
- bestand
- gland
- secondhand
- unscanned
- disband
- grand
- offhand
- unmanned
- unplanned
- aband
- aland
- fanned
- firsthand
- lotus land
- lotusland
- misbrand
- planned
- redemand
- reland
- repand
- scanned
- shand
- tanned
- thirdhand
- withstand
- 2ndhand
- astrand
- at second hand
- banned
- counterdemand
- desand
- fand
- grande
- haircut band
- hand
- interstrand
- manned
- misunderstand
- multiplicand
- nonbrand
- operand
- overmanned
- overplanned
- panned
- preplanned
- rebrand
Questions about resand
- What does resand mean?
- Resand means to sand (a surface) again.
- What part of speech is resand?
- Resand is a verb.
- What is the past tense of resand?
- The past tense of resand is resanded.
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