remanufactured word help

[Lisa Breiter]

Hi, I'm stumped. How would you put in a transcript someone who says remand meaning remanufactured? I can't put remand because, of course, that has a different meaning. It comes up multiple time in this transcript.

Here are some ways I thought:

reman'd
remanned
re-manned
remaned (looks too much like "remained")

Any thoughts?

[Marge Teilhaber (TILE hobber)]

reman'd as an abbreviation for remanufactured, his lingo, seems like a good choice to me. I'd do the aposotrophe for all the derivatives such as reman'g.

[Keith Rowan II]

Morson's suggests using the 'd as well for these type of coinages. Your first instinct then seems best.

[Mary Jo Cochran]

I have Florida teacher certification for English 6-12 and elementary education. (So happens I'm good with English so I didn't have to put out much effort for the English certification).

There are a lot of words that are called BLENDED. Some are in the dictionary, and some aren't. A few samples are: motel (motor car and hotel), e-mail or email (electronic mail).

[Jennifer L. Wiesch]

I would do it reman'd.