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  • verb Simple past tense and past participle of recork.

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Examples

  • He recorked the bottle and gave it a shake, then shoved the items into a bag and pushed it to me.

    Fatal Circle Linda Robertson 2010

  • I recorked the wine, laid the glasses on the floor of the backseat, and got behind the wheel.

    Fat Chance Rhonda Pollero 2009

  • I recorked the wine, laid the glasses on the floor of the backseat, and got behind the wheel.

    Fat Chance Rhonda Pollero 2009

  • After three to five years, the bottles are uncorked and the sediment removed; then the wine is recorked and is ready to drink.

    Happy New Year! ewillett 2007

  • I recorked the wine, laid the glasses on the floor of the backseat, and got behind the wheel.

    Fat Chance Rhonda Pollero 2009

  • I recorked the carafe and set it on the paving stones, and we faced each other in the dark, each hoping our separate hopes.

    The Book of Unholy Mischief Elle Newmark 2008

  • I recorked the carafe, climbed onto the table near the back door, and pushed my prize into the recess over the lintel.

    The Book of Unholy Mischief Elle Newmark 2008

  • I recorked the carafe and set it on the paving stones, and we faced each other in the dark, each hoping our separate hopes.

    The Chef’s Apprentice Elle Newmark 2008

  • At the Manor the wine, which dated from before I was born, was stored in a categorized, temperature-regulated wine cellar and recorked on a regular basis.

    sTORI Telling Tori Spelling 2008

  • It's a young wine, with refreshing acidity at its core and I found that the cherry had turned to black cherry and the raspberry to blackberry after I recorked it and left it on the counter for 24 hours.

    Archive 2008-05-01 2008

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