restockpile

present singular third person restockpiles · participle present restockpiling · participle past restockpiled · past restockpiled

1. transitiveTo stockpile again.

   The hallmark of the CMP event is the chance to own your own M1. After wars, rifles are restockpiled.

   2004 December 11, “My Intro to the World of the CMP and Target Shooting”, in Out Your Backdoor

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   The D.P.W., with heavy equipment, intermittently moves snow banks and restockpiles large amounts of snow.

   1984 January 25, Charlevoix County Press, volume 104, number 47, page 4, column 4

   When Congress does get back to work, with hopefully a minimum of self-inflicted damage, its members will be wrestling with efforts to reduce the deficit through cuts and taxation or fund our security needs— Border, Israel, Ukraine and restockpiling American defense reserves.

   2023 December 29, Ray L. Lent, “Economic and Market Commentary”, in Portsmouth Financial Services, archived from the original on 18 Jul 2024

   “We definitely knew we had to restockpile our picks, which I feel like we've done a good job of, but at the same time we wanted to add some players to this roster too, […]

   2024 August 2, Casey Holdahl, “Trail Blazers Focus On The Present At The 2024 Trade Deadline”, in NBA