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restockpile

restockpile verb: to stockpile again.

Verb

restockpile (third-person singular simple present restockpiles, present participle restockpiling, simple past and past participle restockpiled)

  1. (transitive) To stockpile again.
    • The D.P.W., with heavy equipment, intermittently moves snow banks and restockpiles large amounts of snow.1984 January 25, Charlevoix County Press, volume 104, number 47, page 4, column 4
    • The hallmark of the CMP event is the chance to own your own M1. After wars, rifles are restockpiled.2004 December 11, “My Intro to the World of the CMP and Target Shooting”, in Out Your Backdoor

Forms of restockpile

third-person singular presentrestockpiles
present participlerestockpiling
past participlerestockpiled
pastrestockpiled

Origin of restockpile

From re- + stockpile.

Questions about restockpile

What does restockpile mean?
Restockpile means to stockpile again.
What part of speech is restockpile?
Restockpile is a verb.
What is the past tense of restockpile?
The past tense of restockpile is restockpiled.

Words near restockpile in the dictionary

  1. restocked
  2. restocker
  3. restockers
  4. restocking
  5. restockings
  6. restockpile
  7. restockpiled
  8. restockpiles
  9. restockpiling
  10. restocks
  11. restoke

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