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- verb transitive, intransitive To
root again, or in a new place.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Blythe collectors "reroot" her hair and substitute different eye chips for the original four colors.
Muse In Miniature Helen Coster 2006
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Dying back more is part of the process before the tree with the right sunlight and nurturing can adequately reroot and grow.
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Slice it from its wood or cork base, and it will reroot, even if it's a tad wilted.
SFGate: Top News Stories Chantal Lamers 2010
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Slice it from its wood or cork base, and it will reroot, even if it's a tad wilted.
SFGate: Top News Stories Chantal Lamers 2009
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Slice it from its wood or cork base, and it will reroot, even if it's a tad wilted.
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Slice it from its wood or cork base, and it will reroot, even if it's a tad wilted.
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