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Remount (Verb)

Provide with fresh horses; "remount a regiment".

Verbs of eating and drinking.

The cavalry commander gave the order to remount the company with fresh horses from the overflow corral.
He spent years raising horses to remount the units of the dwindling British army.
Two days passed, giving the troop commander ample time to remount the men who had lost their horses.
The forward squadrons halted while an orderly line of new horses arrived to remount the exhausted men.
Before the enemy could launch a second assault, the 5th Dragoons managed to remount the disheveled ranks.

Mount again, as after disassembling something.

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

The old engine was remounted after a lengthy restoration process and is now up and running again.
After inspecting for damage, the mechanic instructed the rider to remount the bike and test the brakes once more.
The detached wheel was successfully remounted after someone lent the cyclist a wrench to tighten the bolts.
The engineers carefully remounted the delicate instruments and secured every fragile component to prevent damage during transport.
If any parts were accidentally dislodged during shipping, our technicians could quickly remount them in the field.

Mount again; "he remounted his horse".

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

After falling off, she managed to remount her bike and continue the bike tour.
The knight struggled to remount his wounded horse on the battlefield.
He regained balance and remounted the stairs to the top of the roller coaster.
The child took his time to remount the chair that had been turned upside down.
Near the finish line, her horse stopped but she quickly remounted and ran through.