rewinded
/riːˈwʌɪndɪd/poetic rare
adjective
G. M. Hopkins's word for: (apparently) newly wound, rewound.
- Hopkins comments on the extended passage in which the word is used in a letter of 1882 to Robert Bridges (1955 ed., p. 164)..
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844–1889), poet. Irregularly from re- + wind + -ed.
- flash jack
- flash lamp
- flashlight
- flash memory
- flash mob
- flash mobber
- flash mobbing
- flash (or chuck) a browneye
- flash over
- flashover
- flash photography
- flash photolysis
- flashpoint
- flash sale
- flash suit
- flash tube
- flash welding
- flashy
- flask
- flat
- flat arch
- flatbed
- flat-bed press
- flatbill
- flatbill flycatcher