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regram en · VERB

Etymology

From re- + gram (“Instagram”); compare retweet.

Meanings

1. (transitive) To repost (an image or video) on Instagram.
   • Last night, [Blake] Lively re-grammed the following two shots taken by her stylist, Rod Ortega, of a hairstyle inspired by nature—some particularly breathtaking oceanside nature, presumably on the Australian island where the actress has been busy filming her upcoming shark thriller The Shallows. 2015 November 18, Petra Guglielmetti, “We're Pretty Sure This Is Blake Lively's Best Hairstyle Ever”, in Glamour:
   • In one of her first posts to Instagram, the Canadian [Sophie Trudeau] regrammed a picture from Emma Watson's account which detailed the first time the pair met each other, which saw Trudeau picking Watson up on a Vespa to show her around Ottawa, Canada. 2016 October 13, Katie O'Malley, “Sophie Trudeau Finally Joins Social Media And Regrams Adorable Picture With Emma Watson”, in Elle:

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