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remaster
verb re·mas·ter \(ˌ)rē-ˈmas-tər\
: to make a new copy of (a recording or film) with the sound or image improved
Full Definition of REMASTER
transitive verb
: to create a new master of especially by altering or enhancing the sound quality of an older recording
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First Known Use of REMASTER
1964
Rhymes with REMASTER
bandmaster, brewmaster, broadcaster, bushmaster, cadastre, choirmaster, court plaster, disaster, dockmaster, drillmaster, grand master, headmaster, ironmaster, jumpmaster, linecaster, loadmaster, newscaster, old master, past master, paymaster, piastre, pilaster, postmaster, quizmaster, ringmaster, sandblaster, schoolmaster, scoutmaster, shinplaster, shipmaster, sportscaster, spymaster, surf caster, taskmaster, toastmaster, truckmaster, webcaster, wharfmaster, whoremaster, yardmaster
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