RELET

Etymology

Verb

relet (third-person singular simple present relets, present participle reletting, simple past and past participle relet)

To let a property again

Noun

relet (plural relets)

A property that has been let again

Anagrams

• Ertel, Ertle

Source: Wiktionary


Re-let" (r-lt"), v. t.

Definition: To let anew, as a hous.

Source: Webster’s Unabridged Dictionary 1913 Edition



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