Definitions
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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
re-attach .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Upon inspection, I noticed that the cable that goes from the clutch pedal to the transmission was disconnected from the transmission, and just needed to be re-attached.
Local Mechanic Does For $52.27 What Belle Tire Said Cost $1000 - The Consumerist
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When it leaves the house the second time, with a public option re-attached, it will no longer require 60 votes to pass, but only 50 (assuming of course that Biden votes in favor as a tie breaker).
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Still, he offers to show us his re-attached penis.
Mark C. Miller: I Was Hired to Write Jokes for John Wayne Bobbitt (and Lived to Tell)
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The victim was on medicare, I see no problem with him using it to get his finger re-attached.
Moveon.org zombie bites off health care protester’s finger. Wait, what? - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState
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Still, he offers to show us his re-attached penis.
Mark C. Miller: I Was Hired to Write Jokes for John Wayne Bobbitt (and Lived to Tell)
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Goforth said Dr. Siegel soon determined the lost tissue could be re-attached and Nosal went to the locker room ahead of all his teammates just before halftime.
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At assorted points, a low prosaic sandy islands became re-attached to a mainland as a inserted brook silted up, as good as that's given a islands of New Jersey as good as Delaware crop up identical to partial of a mainland.
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Do you think feelings like his can be simply re-attached, like plasters?
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At assorted points, a low prosaic sandy islands became re-attached to a mainland as a inserted brook silted up, as good as that's given a islands of New Jersey as good as Delaware crop up identical to partial of a mainland.
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But the airline said they were re-attached "in line with Rolls-Royce requirements."
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