refit
to renew supplies or equipment.
to get refitted.
an act of refitting.
Origin of refit
1Other words from refit
- un·re·fit·ted, adjective
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How to use refit in a sentence
He also began refitting ships and recruiting children for his Sea Org.
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Hawk ordered me to lend a hand in refitting the schooner, so I made myself as useful as my knowledge would allow.
Peter the Whaler | W.H.G. KingstonA few days were necessarily lost setting up and refitting the Kansas regiment after its rude experience in the Cimarron canyons.
The Memoirs of General P. H. Sheridan, Complete | General Philip Henry SheridanShe brought also a boatswain's mate and twelve seamen to assist in refitting the ship for sea.
The Voyage Of Governor Phillip To Botany Bay | Arthur Phillip
The author is here at present, and is refitting his 'Agis' for the theatre, which I hope will have justice done it.
Life and Correspondence of David Hume, Volume II (of 2) | John Hill Burton
British Dictionary definitions for refit
to make or be made ready for use again by repairing, re-equipping, or resupplying
a repair or re-equipping, as of a ship, for further use
Derived forms of refit
- refitment, noun
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