relaid
Installed once more
Relaid is the past tense and past participle of relay in its sense of laying again: The workers relaid the carpet after the flood.
When relay means to pass along or transmit, the standard past tense is relayed: She relayed the message.
Flat covering pieces
- carpetThick floor textile
- linoleumSmooth resilient floor covering
- laminateBond thin layers together
- hardwoodDense deciduous timber
vinyl · underlayment · subfloor · grout · parquet · flagstone · paving · bricks
Installed electrical conductors
- pipesCylindrical fluid carriers
- conduitTube conveying fluid or cables
- fiberPlant-based digestive aid
- infrastructureBasic physical systems
trenching · ducting · cabling · underground · electrical · plumbing · network · utilities
tiles
Flat covering pieces
hardwood · vinyl · underlayment · subfloor · grout · parquet · flagstone · paving · bricks · cobblestones
wiring
Installed electrical conductors
infrastructure · trenching · ducting · cabling · underground · electrical · plumbing · network · utilities · rewired
railway
Track system for trains
gauge · switches · railroad · mainline · tramway · siding · points · crossings · maintenance · realigned
relaidremoved
Taken from position
taken up · lifted · torn up · ripped out · pulled up
relaidleft alone
Not interfered with
undisturbed · untouched · left in place · unmoved · unaltered
- relay raceSequential team sprint
- relay teamRacing group sharing stages
- relay batonHandoff cylinder in races
- torch relaySequential bearing of ceremonial fire
- relay stationSignal-boosting transmission point
- egg relayBalancing race with fragile cargo