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Definition of Recarries

1. recarry [v] - See also: recarry

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Lexicographical Neighbors of Recarries

recapping recaps recaptor recaptors recapture recaptured recaptures recapturing recarbonise recarbonize

recarpet recarpeted recarpeting recarpets recarried recarries recarry recarrying recast recasting

recasts recatalog recataloged recataloging recatalogs recatch recatches recaught recaution recautioned

Literary usage of Recarries

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1. Cyclomathesis by William Emerson (1770)
"... the penny white loaf is to weigh 74 oz. out of London. , If a miller carries and recarries his corn, he has a quarter of a peck per ..."

2. The Lords of Dawn: A Novel by George Turner Marsh, Ronald Temple, John J. Newbegin (Firm), Taylor & Taylor (1916)
"Below the miniature falls and fern-swept pools, the water's refrain echoes in a treble—such an echo as recarries the motif in a rhapsody. ..."

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