rebuoyage
/riːˈbɔɪɪdʒ/noun
The provision of a new set or arrangement of buoys.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society. From re- + buoyage, after rebuoy.
- early warning system
- early wood
- earmark
- ear-minded
- earmuffs
- earn
- earned income
- earned run
- earned run average
- earner
- earnest
- earnestly
- earnest money
- earnestness
- earnest penny
- earnful
- Earnhardt, Dale
- earningland
- earnings
- earnings drift
- earn one's corn
- earn one's keep
- earn one's stripes
- earn (or turn) an honest penny
- earn-out