rebore

/riːˈbɔr/
verb
  1. To bore a hole again, especially to enlarge or repair an existing hole in an engine cylinder or other mechanical part.
    • They decided to rebore the pipe to increase water flow.
    • After the accident, the machinist needed to rebore the damaged bearing housing.
    • The mechanic had to rebore the engine cylinders to fit new pistons.
noun
  1. The act or result of boring a hole again, especially in an engine cylinder.
    • The rebore was successful and the engine ran smoothly again.
    • He paid for a rebore of the cylinder to restore compression.
    • The engine required a rebore after years of wear.
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