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rebind, re-bind  v. t.  (past & past part. rebound; pres. part. rebinding)  To provide with a new binding, as of books. Usually used without the hyphen.






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Rebind" Quotes from Famous Books



... brother's stead. Yet he had first to be cared for by her and the grandmother in a day long before "first aid" had become common knowledge. The surgeon they had hailed in had taken liberal time to show them how, night and morning, to unbandage, cleanse and rebind, and to tell them (smiling into the lad's mutinous eyes) that the only other imperative need was to keep him flat on his back for ten days. Those same weeks of downpour which had given the Shiloh campaign two-thirds of its horrors had so overfed the monstrous Mississippi that it was ...
— Kincaid's Battery • George W. Cable



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