resoap

English

Etymology

From re- +‎ soap.

Verb

resoap (third-person singular simple present resoaps, present participle resoaping, simple past and past participle resoaped)

1. To soap again.
   • 1931, Jack Edward Walters, Student Development: How to Make the Most of College Life, page 112:

     While the lather was still on he would shave immediately without resoaping. The soap did not hurt or chap his face because he did not leave it on his face long enough.

Anagrams

• Pesaro, operas, pareos, praseo-, soaper