rescramble

English

Etymology

re- + scramble

Verb

rescramble (third-person singular simple present rescrambles, present participle rescrambling, simple past and past participle rescrambled)

  1. (transitive) To scramble again.
    • 2007 December 31, “The Metropolitan Diary”, in New York Times:
      Then he hit a button on a big black digital watch on his wrist, studied his time, frowned, rescrambled the cube and started over.

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