reembroider

verb

re·em·broi·der | \ˌrē-əm-ˈbrȯi-dər

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reembroidered; reembroidering; reembroiders

Definition of reembroider

transitive verb

: to outline a design (as on lace) with embroidery stitching

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French-net gown reembroidered with organza flowers by Legends by Romona Keveža, $5,800 at 1 Rockefeller Plz., nr. — Lauren Levy, The Cut, "The Everything Guide to Staying Cool at a Summer Wedding," 12 Apr. 2018

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