reground

/riːˈɡraʊnd/
verb
  1. To grind something again, making it finer or more uniform.
    • The factory reground the recycled plastic into tiny pellets.
    • After the first attempt, the spices were reground to remove lumps.
    • The coffee beans were reground to a finer powder for espresso.
adjective
  1. Describing something that has been ground again.
    • They used reground glass in the new countertop material.
    • The chef preferred reground pepper for a more intense flavor.
    • The reground flour was much smoother for baking.
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