Word Finder - resurfaced

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To come once again to the surface

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His body finally resurfaced after three years underwater.

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To provide a new surface, to replace or remodel the surface of something, or to restore a surface. To put a new coating or finish on a surface.

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A zamboni is a big machine that resurfaces ice at a rink so it is smooth as glass for the skaters.

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To arise or become evident again. To re-occur or reappear.

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To make something reappear.

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(of a person) To come out of hiding or obscurity.

However, they resurfaced once the Yugoslav federation began to unravel, from 1990 onwards.

The puppet resurfaced later in the year, in an extended version of ms gold 's show Louise Gold.. .

They just went ahead and resurfaced the pavement before our work.

However, the poor condition of the newly resurfaced track in Barcelona meant that the test team decided to move south to Valencia instead.

Its b-side We Don't Know recently resurfaced on The In Crowd compilation.

The Goodwood circuit has had a facelift since the 2005 revival meeting, with the whole circuit being completely resurfaced.

The cameras measure drivers ' average speed through a stretch of the motorway that is being resurfaced.

Finally over the last year County Council workers have resurfaced these pavements.

Its b-side We Do n't Know recently resurfaced on The In Crowd compilation.

It was only until quite recently that Gaumont-British 's 1931 version of The Ghost Train resurfaced after many years believed lost.

The original alibi statements were " lost " and only resurfaced when the case was re-examined by the criminal cases review commission in 1998.

The case has resurfaced following an Australian court ruling allowing the man to return to Britain with his daughter.

In 1994, Chanel introduced the incendiary nail color "Vamp" that had the cosmetic world wrapped up in deep brown shades for years until glittery and metallic colors resurfaced by the new millennium.

Whether it's the first picture of a celebrity baby, a hot new couple or someone who's resurfaced after months in isolation or a stint in rehab, it's sure to create buzz and most importantly, sell magazines and garner hits for Web sites.

His career was a success, but his personal life was failing as his drug addiction resurfaced - resulting in three drug related arrests in 1996.

Producers of the show confronted the actress, asking her if her problems with substance abuse had resurfaced.

Phillips had gotten her life turned around and was finding steady work on the show So Weird and had parts in hit shows such as E.R. and Cold Case, but her substance abuse problems of the past have resurfaced with her recent arrest at LAX.

She resurfaced in 1997 to pose nude for a Playboy photo spread at the age of 53, and these photos received very positive reviews.

The announcement of the movie deal has resurfaced questions about the release date of Halo 3, but Microsoft spokespeople declined to comment and continued to avoid the issue of the much-anticipated Xbox 360 game's release date.

The claims began in the 1930s and resurfaced in the 1970s.

Abdul's Idol future appeared to be threatened briefly, when expelled contestant Corey Clark from season 2 resurfaced and claimed to have had an affair with Abdul.

This popular track has resurfaced on a new collection of tracks that Lee "Scratch" Perry produced for Bob Marley and the Wailers.

Facebook dismantled the Stalker Check group in 2009, though it has resurfaced.

All the greens were rebuilt with Tifdwarf Bermuda grass and the fairways resurfaced with Bermuda grass removing all the existing crab grass and weeds.