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re-prepare
re-prepare v. 
/ˌriprəˈpɛ(ə)r/
Brit. /ˌriːprᵻˈpɛː/
, /ˌriːprᵻˈpɛː/U.S. /ˌripriˈpɛ(ə)r/
, /ˌripriˈpɛ(ə)r//ˌriprəˈpɛ(ə)r/ΚΠ
1647 Proposalls Earl of Nottingham 4 In preventing of dangers repreparing towards a new warre.
1828 Lights & Shades Eng. Life II. 87 I heard a shot..and saw a fellow with his gun reprepared.
1859 R. B. Stratton Captivity of Oatman Girls (ed. 3) 9 This omitted matter might have been re-prepared and put into this edition, but the last books were sold.
1995 Atlantic Monthly Dec. 73/2 The time it will take to re-prepare teachers is itself an obstacle.
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- to put a person's money to use
- to put a person's monkey up
- to put a person's name down
- to put a person's nose out of joint
- to put a person's pipe out
- to put a person's pot on
- to put a pistol at a person's head
- to put a pistol at head
- to put a pistol to a person's head
- to put a pistol to head
- to put a pistol to one's head
- to put a positive etc spin on
- to put a positive negative spin on
- to put a positive spin on
- to put a premium on
- to put a quart into a pint pot
- to put a rod under a person's girdle
- to put a roughie over
- to put a scorn on, upon
- to put a scotch on
- to put a scotch on a person's wheel
- to put a scotch under a person's wheel
- to put a sham upon
- to put a sock in it
- to put a spoke in one's wheel