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rescramble

US/ɹiˈskɹæm.bəl/

rescramble verb: to scramble again.

Verb

rescramble (third-person singular simple present rescrambles, present participle rescrambling, simple past and past participle rescrambled)

  1. (transitive) To scramble again.
    • Then he hit a button on a big black digital watch on his wrist, studied his time, frowned, rescrambled the cube and started over.2007 December 31, “The Metropolitan Diary”, in New York Times

Forms of rescramble

third-person singular presentrescrambles
present participlerescrambling
past participlerescrambled
pastrescrambled

Origin of rescramble

From re- + scramble.

Words that rhyme with rescramble

Questions about rescramble

What does rescramble mean?
Rescramble means to scramble again.
What part of speech is rescramble?
Rescramble is a verb.
How do you pronounce rescramble?
Rescramble is pronounced /ɹiˈskɹæm.bəl/ (US).
What is the past tense of rescramble?
The past tense of rescramble is rescrambled.

Words near rescramble in the dictionary

  1. rescous
  2. rescowe
  3. rescowed
  4. rescowes
  5. rescowing
  6. rescramble
  7. rescrambled
  8. rescrambles
  9. rescrambling
  10. rescrape
  11. rescraped

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