rewaybill

English

Etymology

From re- +‎ waybill.

Verb

rewaybill (third-person singular simple present rewaybills, present participle rewaybilling, simple past and past participle rewaybilled)

1. To waybill again.
   • 1894, Marshall Monroe Kirkman, Freight Business, page 221:

     This rule is based on the supposition that the freight is to be rewaybilled en route.

   • 1918, Report of the Railway Accounting Officers Association, page 76:

     […] the Association may counteract the tendency to place an embargo on the free movement of freight in order to perpetuate an inadequate system of waybilling and rewaybilling at junction points.