The Collaborative International Dictionary
Regraft \Re*graft"\ (r?*gr?ft"), v. t. To graft again.
Wiktionary
n. A second or subsequent graft. vb. (context transitive English) To graft again or anew.
Usage examples of "regraft".
They could be killed, slaughtered for sport, used to provide regrafts for the local population.
For that had been the requirement laid down by the immutable mathematical laws that defined the only circumstances under which their blind branch could ever be regrafted to the main stem of history, which they had left so long ago.
Her knowing would in itself have broken the laws by which the regrafting could be performed.
To heal that, and reshape the post, would not only take time—years of time—but would also require that the weak part be burned out, regrafted with live wood, and supported while new growth took over.
To heal that, and reshape the post, would not only take time years of time but would also require that the weak part be burned out, regrafted with live wood, and supported while new growth took over.