recompound
/ˌriːkəmˈpaʊnd/verb
[with object] Originally: to mix (an ingredient or ingredients) again; to reconstitute. Later more widely: to compound or combine (something) again; to combine or put together (things previously separated).
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Peter Shaw (1694–1763), physician and author. From re- + compound. Compare earlier recompounded and slightly later recompounding.
- pollen count
- pollen-dated
- pollen diagram
- pollened
- pollen fever
- pollen grain
- pollen granule
- pollen graph
- polleniferous
- pollenin
- pollen index
- pollenise
- pollenivorous
- pollenization
- pollenize
- pollen mass
- pollen mother cell
- pollen parent
- pollen paste
- pollen profile
- pollen sac
- pollen spectrum
- pollen spore
- pollen tube
- pollen zone