reboarded
Entered the vessel again
Reboarded is the past tense of reboard, meaning to board again—to get back on a vehicle, vessel, or aircraft after having left it.
Passengers reboard after a layover or evacuation: We reboarded the plane after the delay.
The word appears most often in travel contexts involving temporary stops.
Seagoing transport vessel
- gangwayNarrow corridor for access
- gangplankPortable ship-boarding ramp
- deckShip's flat surface
- ferryVessel for scheduled crossings
cruise · passenger · embark · disembark · harbor · port · dock · pier
Large passenger vehicle
- trainRail vehicle or instruct
- planeWinged flying vehicle
- flightAerial journey by aircraft
- subwayUnderground transit passage
tram · metro · trolley · coach · shuttle · platform · gate · terminal
Examine again later
- retraceFollow a previous path
- backtrackReverse one's position
- reenterGo back inside
- resumeCareer summary document
rejoin · reconnect · homebound · turnaround · second leg · roundtrip · return trip · re-embark
ship
Seagoing transport vessel
ferry · cruise · passenger · embark · disembark · harbor · port · dock · pier · yacht
bus
Large passenger vehicle
subway · tram · metro · trolley · coach · shuttle · platform · gate · terminal · station
revisit
Examine again later
resume · rejoin · reconnect · homebound · turnaround · second leg · roundtrip · return trip · re-embark