relawn

English

Etymology

From re- +‎ lawn.

Verb

relawn (third-person singular simple present relawns, present participle relawning, simple past and past participle relawned)

1. (transitive, rare) To provide with a new lawn.
   • 1954, Indian Archaeology, a Review, page 51:

     An area of about 4 acres was relawned with grass in Safdarjang.

   • 2011, Jackie Ellis, The Funny Farm, page 143:

     Many years ago, we decided to relawn and replant the garden.