redrug

English

Etymology

From re- +‎ drug.

Verb

redrug (third-person singular simple present redrugs, present participle redrugging, simple past and past participle redrugged)

1. (transitive) To drug again.
   • 1876, Valentine Baker, Clouds in the East, page 313:

     Young men were drugged and conveyed when asleep to this spot, and after a time redrugged and returned to their homes. They were then promised a return to the abode of bliss if they executed the stern decrees of the chief.