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Definition of recross in English: recrossverb riːˈkrɒsˌriˈkrɔs [with object]Cross or pass over again. he crossed and recrossed his legs Example sentencesExamples - In the following year, threatened by famine and hostile Sioux, they recrossed the river to plant corn.
- In more recent times blacks have crossed and recrossed the Atlantic carrying messages of freedom to all who would listen.
- By the time he returned, Reno's force had recrossed the river.
- Further down the track, I recrossed the train line and came pounding home, elated and victorious.
- Ignoring the blank looks she was getting from the others, she uncrossed and recrossed her legs, fiddled with the sleeve of her jacket, then finally looked up at them.
- We crossed and recrossed the river in small boats.
- Gavin frowned, crossing and recrossing his legs.
- But the Mexican immigrant can easily recross the Rio Grande by a drive over a short bridge.
- She crossed her legs, then recrossed them, then crossed her arms, then untangled herself and just tapped her fingers on the sides of the chair.
- Turn right into Piccadilly, recross the River Foss and turn left on to the riverside walk that runs alongside the Coppergate development.
- Everyone smiled and she recrossed her arms and I saw tears welling up.
- The local lifeboat from Falmouth had earlier been reported to have found wreckage floating on the sea, and as it recrossed a particular area of sea more wreckage was surfacing along with aviation fuel.
- We had just recrossed the Rhine when our tail gunner shouted the alarm over the intercom.
- They were defeated as they tried to recross the Danube with their booty.
- Associates, who said he had probably been procuring medical supplies, later confirmed he had recrossed the frontier and was heading back to Kandahar.
- At this critical point, rumors circulated that Sitting Bull had recrossed the Canadian line bound for the Yellowstone hunting grounds.
- This man then recrossed the street to his friends as our friends moved towards them.
- With this in mind he recrossed the Delaware River on 26 December and launched successful counterattacks at Trenton and later at Princeton.
- And for that reason perhaps he was better able to cope with what was, for him, only another round of potentially devastating change and loss - from which he could again escape by recrossing the Atlantic.
- Is that why all those male journalists in the audience were gulping and surreptitiously recrossing their legs?
Definition of recross in US English: recrossverbˌrēˈkrôsˌriˈkrɔs [with object]Cross or pass over again. he crossed and recrossed his legs Example sentencesExamples - And for that reason perhaps he was better able to cope with what was, for him, only another round of potentially devastating change and loss - from which he could again escape by recrossing the Atlantic.
- With this in mind he recrossed the Delaware River on 26 December and launched successful counterattacks at Trenton and later at Princeton.
- At this critical point, rumors circulated that Sitting Bull had recrossed the Canadian line bound for the Yellowstone hunting grounds.
- In more recent times blacks have crossed and recrossed the Atlantic carrying messages of freedom to all who would listen.
- Everyone smiled and she recrossed her arms and I saw tears welling up.
- Is that why all those male journalists in the audience were gulping and surreptitiously recrossing their legs?
- Further down the track, I recrossed the train line and came pounding home, elated and victorious.
- She crossed her legs, then recrossed them, then crossed her arms, then untangled herself and just tapped her fingers on the sides of the chair.
- By the time he returned, Reno's force had recrossed the river.
- We had just recrossed the Rhine when our tail gunner shouted the alarm over the intercom.
- Gavin frowned, crossing and recrossing his legs.
- They were defeated as they tried to recross the Danube with their booty.
- We crossed and recrossed the river in small boats.
- Ignoring the blank looks she was getting from the others, she uncrossed and recrossed her legs, fiddled with the sleeve of her jacket, then finally looked up at them.
- But the Mexican immigrant can easily recross the Rio Grande by a drive over a short bridge.
- Associates, who said he had probably been procuring medical supplies, later confirmed he had recrossed the frontier and was heading back to Kandahar.
- This man then recrossed the street to his friends as our friends moved towards them.
- The local lifeboat from Falmouth had earlier been reported to have found wreckage floating on the sea, and as it recrossed a particular area of sea more wreckage was surfacing along with aviation fuel.
- Turn right into Piccadilly, recross the River Foss and turn left on to the riverside walk that runs alongside the Coppergate development.
- In the following year, threatened by famine and hostile Sioux, they recrossed the river to plant corn.
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