reenroll

English

Etymology

From re- +‎ enroll.

Verb

reenroll (third-person singular simple present reenrolls, present participle reenrolling, simple past and past participle reenrolled)

1. To enroll again
   • 1966, Meeting the Basic Needs of First-year 4-H Club Members‎^[1], page 3:

     These young people, chosen at random, had been in 4-H Club work for 1 year, but had not reenrolled for the second.

   • 1988 May 13, Richard J. Nitti, “Our Gang Problem”, in Chicago Reader‎^[2]:

     After a difficult period with some successes, she reenrolled in school.

   • 2006, John F. Pane, Student Displacement in Louisiana After the Hurricanes of ...‎^[3], →ISBN, page 16:

     In addition, some students who reenrolled in school subsequently left the Louisiana public school system.

Related terms

• reenrollment

Anagrams

• enroller