rerape

English

Etymology

From re- +‎ rape.

Verb

rerape (third-person singular simple present rerapes, present participle reraping, simple past and past participle reraped)

1. To rape again.
   • 1995, E. W. Count, Cop Talk: True Detective Stories from the Nypd:

     Rape victims, they don't want to be reraped.

   • 1986, Jan Hollingsworth, Unspeakable acts:

     For the first time, they could try a child rape case without reraping the child.

   • 2006 January 21, You can't really see me, “CALL FOR NOMINATIONS: Usenet Ghoul of the Year”, in alt.music.michael-jackson‎^[1] (Usenet):

     Hey, you could always go […] rerape women who have already been raped, or gang raped.

Anagrams

• Pearre, Perera, reaper