reissue

re·is·sue (rē is̸h′o̵̅o̅)

transitive verb -·sued, -·su·ing

to issue again

intransitive verb

to come forth again

noun

a second or later issue, as of a book or recording

Object

album: ZAO - the cream of the Magma school have had their third album reissued on CD.
command: You may want to reissue the namespace import command to pick up new commands that have appeared in a namespace.
recording: We hope to be able to reissue the earlier recordings at a later date.

Preposition: on

CD: It was reissued on CD in 2000 by EMI Greece.

Adjective modifier

cd: The Art Of Walking ( 1980 ) Ubutique stocks the cd reissue for $ 12.
welcome: A welcome reissue of the Cockney Rejects 2000 album, Greatest Hits Vol.
recent: The most recent CD reissue gives Gilmour sole credit.
late: The Space Eater -- latest reissue of 1982 sf novel.

Modifies a noun

label: With the rockabilly revival of the 1970s, tiny European reissue labels scoured the United States for master tapes.
CD: In addition to the original twelve tracks, the reissue CD also boasts three bonus tracks.
series: Cherry Red has just about got to the end of its Felt reissue series.
package: In this reissue package the original album is bolstered by two previously unreleased tracks which are outtakes from the original sessions.

Modifying Another Word

recently: The end of sold the series a leader in the recently reissued.

Noun used with modifier

Preposition: in

paperback: The long out-of-print Old Straight Track was reissued in paperback.
edition: Several of the titles were reissued in a six shilling edition.
format: Many of his original Enterprise albums have been reissued in CD format by U.K. Ace under their reactivated Stax logo.

Preposition: of

album: Please allow 7 / 14 days for delivery reissue of debut album, 14 tracks in all.

Preposition: with

amendment: This advice has been reviewed and reissued with an amendment to the Health section.

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