reticket
reticket verb: to provide with a new or different ticket.
Verb
reticket (third-person singular simple present retickets, present participle reticketing, simple past and past participle reticketed)
- To provide with a new or different ticket.
- Ticket agents now have the authority to reticket a passenger or even move the passenger up a class, if they feel the situation warrants it.2001, Ronald R. Sims, The challenge of front-line management, page 117
- You also may need to reticket if you marked merchandise down for a sale event and then must reinstate the original price. When? ASAP. Where? Usually you reticket on the selling floor...2008, Rick Segel, Retail Business Kit For Dummies, page 169
Forms of reticket
| third-person singular present | retickets |
|---|---|
| present participle | reticketing |
| past participle | reticketed |
| past | reticketed |
Origin of reticket
From re- + ticket.
Questions about reticket
- What does reticket mean?
- Reticket means to provide with a new or different ticket.
- What part of speech is reticket?
- Reticket is a verb.
- What is the past tense of reticket?
- The past tense of reticket is reticketed.
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