restone
English
Etymology
re- + stone
Verb
restone (third-person singular simple present restones, present participle restoning, simple past and past participle restoned)
- (transitive) To fit with new stones.
- 2007 September 14, Jill P. Capuzzo, “Between Film Sets, Life on Gossamer Lake”, in New York Times:
- Back in his workshop in the barn, Mr. Scheel refined his to-do list: In addition to putting in the slide, he could cross off restoning the quarter-mile driveway, repairing the windmill-powered watering system and building an arbor gate for the vegetable garden .
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Anagrams
- Ernesto, enstore, estrone, retones