recompact
/riːkəmˈpakt/verb
[with object] To join or fit together again; to compact again.
- In early use chiefly with reference to Christian doctrines of bodily resurrection at the Last Judgement..
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Donne (1572–1631), poet and Church of England clergyman. From re- + compact. Compare earlier recompack.
- mushroom house
- mushroomic
- mushroom ketchup
- mushroom-like
- mushroom management
- mushroom powder
- mushroom ring
- mushroom spawn
- mushroom stone
- mushroom valve
- mushroom worker's lung
- mushroomy
- mushy
- mushy peas
- Musial, Stan
- music
- musica ficta
- musica figurata
- musical
- musical appreciation
- musical beds
- musical bow
- musical box
- musical bumps
- musical chairs