regroove

regroove

(riːˈɡruːv)
vb (tr)
to groove again
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Paisley's working hard to regroove his swing, with particular emphasis on driving, which has been rather erratic.
Porteous hoping to continue progress; GOLF
Recommendations: calibrate cores to uniform thickness and/or Increase pressure, replace or regroove rolls, increase glue spread, decrease assembly time.
Cold presses & adhesives
There were plans to regroove the surface by the end of July.
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There were plans to regroove the surface in the next few weeks.
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If your Phillips screwdriver has a worn, stripped-out tip, use a small flat file to flatten the tip, then regroove the blades with the sharp edge of the file.
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If they are worn or damaged, we regroove them," said Soliday.
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