redub
/ˌriːˈdʌb/verb
[with object] To dub (a sound recording, especially (part of) a film or television soundtrack) again; to re-record or overdub.
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in The Christian Science Monitor. From re- + dub.
- gray zone
- Graz
- graze
- grazer
- grazier
- grazing
- grazing country
- grazing district
- grazing land
- grazing rights
- grease
- greaseball
- grease board
- grease gun
- greaseless
- grease monkey
- grease nipple
- greasepaint
- grease pencil
- greaseproof paper
- greaser
- grease the palm of
- grease the wheels (or skids)
- greasewood
- greasies