reboard
verb
re·board (ˌ)rē-ˈbȯrd 
reboarded; reboarding; reboards
transitive + intransitive
: to board (something such as a ship, train, airplane, or bus) again
Passengers can now reboard the ship.
Nancy went on a relaxing bike ride and we all met up back at the tram station and reboarded.
Dan Saltzstein
Dan Saltzstein
Word History
First Known Use
1584, in the meaning defined above
- stage space
- stage wagon
- stage wait
- stage whisper
- stage-door johnny
- stage-keeper
- stage-manage
- stage-managed
- stage-manages
- stage-managing
- stage-whisper
- stageabilities
- stageable
- stagecoach
- stagecoaches
- stagecoachmen
- stagecraft
- stagecrafts
- staged
- staged tower
- stagefrights
- stageful
- stagefuls
- stagehand
- stagehands