different between recoat vs precoat
recoat
English
Etymology
re- +? coat
Pronunciation
- Rhymes: -??t
Verb
recoat (third-person singular simple present recoats, present participle recoating, simple past and past participle recoated)
- To coat again (as with paint).
Derived terms
- recoater
Noun
recoat (plural recoats)
- A subsequent coat.
Anagrams
- coater, eco-art, torace
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precoat
English
Etymology
pre- +? coat
Verb
precoat (third-person singular simple present precoats, present participle precoating, simple past and past participle precoated)
- To coat in advance of another process
Anagrams
- pectora, porcate, portace
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