Recarry

Part of speech: verb

Definitions

1. To take or bear something once more, or to return it to a previous place or owner
2. Describing the act of conveying an item again after it has already been carried once before
3. Moving something back to where it came from, or transporting it a second time

Etymology: "Recarry" is a plain compound: the prefix "re-", meaning "again" or "back", attached to "carry". The verb therefore means to carry something again or to carry it back, and the formation follows the same pattern as many other English verbs built from "re-" and an existing base. Because the parts are transparent, the word needs little explanation beyond what each piece contributes.