rebuy
verb
re·buy
| \ (ˌ)rē-ˈbī
\
\
rebought\ (ˌ)rē-ˈbȯt
\;
rebuying;
rebuys
\;
rebuying;
rebuys
Definition of rebuy
1
transitive
: to buy (something) again
Instead, realize that the amount of space taken up by those "just in case" items far outweighs the inconvenience of having to rebuy or borrow a few things that might be discarded in error.— Vicki Winterton I'm working with the pawnshop industry and law enforcement to develop a solution for victims of theft. They should not have to suffer the additional indignity of having to rebuy their belongings.— John Becker
2
intransitive
poker
: to purchase additional chips after a poker game or tournament has already begun
… you now know that it is correct to rebuy when you are out of chips, but a costly mistake to rebuy when you have plenty of chips.— Mason Malmuth
Other Words from rebuy
rebuy
\ ˈrē-ˌbī
\
noun,
plural rebuys
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noun,
plural rebuys
… I have learned that the only good time to do a rebuy is at the very outset of the [poker] tournament.
— Jack O. Mormon
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