Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- transitive verb To press again.
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Examples
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His label, Berlin's Kitty-Yo, was kind enough to re-press it and offer it up for cheap.
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Now that the tension had been released, he couldn't re-press a grin.
The Howling Stones Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1997
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If this continues we will probably re-press another
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An item goes out of print when a publisher does not reprint, re-press, or reissue once all copies have been sold to retailers.
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This book is available OA from re. press (www. re-press.org)
ImpeachBush 2009
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EP (which I'm lucky enough to have bought at TAANG) sold out rather quickly, and now every bit of press mentions the "Sold-Out" first EP, any plans to re-press it, or to have Curtis Casella over at TAANG release it?
Strange Reaction 2009
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In order to wash your hands with soap, you have to re-press a ...
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So not only is Sony eating the costs to re-press Blu-Ray disks of the game, but they also have lost all the valuable promotional time it should have had in a week devoid of any top level competition.
Gaming Nexus 2008
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So not only is Sony eating the costs to re-press Blu-Ray disks of the game, but they also have lost all the valuable promotional time it should have had in a week devoid of any top level competition.
Gaming Nexus 2008
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So not only is Sony eating the costs to re-press Blu-Ray disks of the game, but they also have lost all the valuable promotional time it should have had in a week devoid of any top level competition.
Gaming Nexus 2008
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