remanure
/ˌriːməˈnjʊə/ /ˌriːməˈnjɔː/verb
[with object] To manure again; to re-enrich with manure.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in William Lisle (c1569–1637), translator and Anglo-Saxon scholar. From re- + manure.
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- double effect
- double-ender
- double entendre
- double-entry
- double exposure
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- double feature
- double figures
- double first
- double flat
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- double fugue
- double-glaze
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