1. To buy provisions and sell them again in the same market or fair, a practice which, by raising the price, was at one time a public offence and punishable; to scrape and freshen the blackened walls of a building.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• regreate,
• regratee,
• eegrate,
• fegrate,
• tegrate,
• 5egrate,
• 4egrate,
• rwgrate,
• rsgrate,
• reegrate,
• reggrate,
• regrrate,
• regraate,
• regratte,
• Reggraate,
• Reggrrate,
• Reggrte,
• Reegraate,
• Reegrrte,
• Regreeate

The adjective form of "regrate" is "regrated".

The plural form of the word "regrate" is "regrates".

The singular form of the word "regrate" is "regrater"