re-position or reposition /rē-pə-zishˈən/

To put in a different position

reposit /ri-pozˈit/

To lay away, deposit

reposition /rep-ə-zishˈən/ noun

1. Replacing
2. Reinstatement (Scot)
3. Laying up

reposˈitor noun

An instrument for replacing a displaced organ

reposˈitory noun

1. A place or receptacle in which anything is deposited or contained
2. A collection or museum (now rare)
3. A mart, esp for horses
4. An abode of souls (archaic)
5. A tomb, sepulchre (archaic)
6. A storehouse, magazine, as of information
7. A place of accumulation
8. A confidant

• let out
• let-out
• let-outs
• Letraset
• let ride
• let rip
• lets
• LETS
• lets go
• let slide
• let slip
• let someone have it
• let someone know
• let something ride
• Lett
• lettable
• letted
• letter
• gap junction
• gap junctions
• gapped
• gapper
• gappers
• gappier
• gappiest