resmelt

(riːˈsmɛlt)

vb (tr)

to smelt again

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(One of the many miscellaneous commodities imported into Newcastle onboard Scottish vessels was 'broken glass'; this may have been resmelted in the glass works of Tyneside, with the finished manufacture being taken back to Scotland.) Alongside glassware Scots exported other commodities including grindstones, cheese and ale.

Cattle to Claret: Scottish economic influence in North-East England, 1660-1750: Matthew Greenhall looks at the place of Scots in the economic and social life of Newcastle and the sorrounding areas in the late Stuart and early Hanoverian years

Those ingots were probably resmelted gold from the Belgian and Dutch treasuries.

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which was ground out, rewashed, and resmelted in a labor-intensive, repetitive process.