Rechitate

(Ree-chih-taet) US
(Reh-chih-taet) UK

Rechitate is a present-tense word that means "To reread." Morphologically, the word can be broken down into two pieces. The prefix, Re-, is used to modify verbs where somebody needs to do an action again. The root word "Chitate" comes from the Serbo-Croatian word čitati, meaning "To read." Together, these two participles are combined to express the necessity to read something a second (or more) time.

"Our English teacher always recommends us to rechitate the text in case we miss anything."

by Surqita October 12, 2024

recitation

A class where smaller groups from the lecture meet separately with a TA to discuss class concepts from the lectures, work on worksheets, etc.

My chem lecture is on Monday and Wednesday, and the recitation meets on Thursday.

by urbster1 January 12, 2006

recapitate

When your head is put back on.

I cut off some guy's head, but then I recapitated him.

by Bob882 December 7, 2004

Recapitated

Having ones head put back on. Usually only able to be done with zombies or in cartoons.

Hey, Steve was recapitated!
Nice to see you didn't completely lose your head!!!!

by Trent Kuver February 26, 2009

Rechatted

Someone who is ratchet and is a little slow to understand stuff.

Homie: You see that girl over there?
You: Yeah. Why?
Homie: Heard she was rechatted.
You: Yeah, heard that too...

by Black_Words June 6, 2013

Restitate

To relax with eyes closed while sitting in a meditating position.

I was too tired, anxious and wired to full-on meditate, so I decided to just close my eyes and restitate

by ToastNY May 5, 2018

Reclinate

The new way to refer to something or someone in a reclined position

I reclinated and watched Family Guy all night long.

by Totes Wild October 26, 2015