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Definition of rerack

rerack

/riːˈræk/
re · rack

Plural:reracks
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Past Simple:reracked
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Past Participle:reracked
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Present Participle:reracking
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rerack Lexical Profile

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• verb

1

To place or return an item, such as gym weights, barbells, or storage equipment, back onto a storage rack.

Example

"All gym members are expected to rerack their dumbbells after finishing their workout."


2

To arrange or set up billiard balls, bowling pins, or cups again into their starting formation.

Example

"After winning the first frame, he offered to rerack the balls for the next game."


3

To draw off wine, cider, or beer from its sediment into a clean vessel a second or subsequent time.

Example

"The winemaker decided to rerack the cabernet into fresh oak barrels before bottling."

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• noun

1

An act or instance of resetting or rearranging items, such as billiard balls, bowling pins, or cups in beer pong, into a rack or formation.

Example

"The players called for a rerack after the cue ball accidentally disturbed the triangle."

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Wordmom. (2026). Definition of Rerack. In Wordmom Dictionary. Retrieved Nov 5, 2026, from https://wordmom.com/dictionary/rerack
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