reincreate

The act of bringing something back again.

Jeff was bragging about a Bloody Mary he drank so I told him prove it since it was so good then why don’t you reincreate one for me so I could let him know.

by Mama Baker July 18, 2021

Recreate the Myth

This is an uncommon slang term for masturbation. It is refering to the ancient Egyptian creation myth in which the god Amun masturbated in order to create the world, and its people. It was believed that if the Egyptians did not carry out the ritual every day, utter chaos would ensue.

Hear about Andrew in class?
Yeah, I heard he was caught recreating the myth in the bathroom. Poor guy.

by Rameses II December 22, 2004

reincarnated spoon

A girl who died in 7th grade at her school. Similar to Charlie Charlie. You don’t want to see a spoon when you are outside. She was choking on a spoon while eating a meal outside with friends.

Oh god, please hope we don’t see a reincarnated spoon

by Granitebread November 7, 2017

REx: Reincarnated

The mining game ever

Imma play REx: Reincarnated today!

by General Serb Nationalist May 9, 2023

recreate

to give new life or freshness; to take recreation; to create again;

We are going to recreate the beach with this sandbox and pool.

by Shaymin the Dictionary Queen November 5, 2011

reinerate

To reiterate, according to President Bush

"I want to reinerate what I said the other day. Our policy is to..." Bush

by Eric November 7, 2003

recreated

pronounced - reh-cre-ate

root: recreate
past tense of word recreate

word tree: recreate, recreation, recreated

late Middle English (also in the sense ‘mental or spiritual consolation’): via Old French from Latin recreatio(n-), from recreare ‘create again, renew’.

Jack: Mary, what did you do this weekend?
Mary: Hey Jack, I recreated at the beach!

by wordref_origins February 11, 2021