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redissect
redissect v. 
/ˌriːdʌɪˈsɛkt/, /ˌriˌdaɪˈsɛk(t)/
Brit. /ˌriːdᵻˈsɛkt/
, /ˌriːdᵻˈsɛkt//ˌriːdʌɪˈsɛkt/U.S. /ˌridəˈsɛk(t)/
, /ˌridəˈsɛk(t)//ˌriˌdaɪˈsɛk(t)/ΚΠ
1839 J. P. Robertson & W. P. Robertson Lett. on Paraguay III. ii. 22 The tiresome prolixity with which he dissected, and redissected every particular.
1856 Q. Rev. 99 396 We are not going to re-dissect the ‘Essais’.
1999 Idaho Falls Post Reg. (Nexis) 11 Oct. b1 In a procedure that took six hours, Hicks went through White's skin and redissected the diseased part of the jaw.
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as lemmas
- by hazard
- by head and ears
- by head and shoulders
- by heap-meal
- by heapmeal
- by hearing say
- by heart
- by heaven
- by heavens
- by hedge or by stile
- by hell
- by her mother's side
- by his etc way of it
- by his gree
- by his mother's side
- by his their way of it
- by his way of it
- by hokey
- by hook and by crook
- by hook or by crook
- by hookey
- by house-row
- by houserow
- by how much…by so much
- by hundreds