transplant
1. trans.plant \tran(t)s-'plant\ \-*-b*l\ \.tran(t)s-.plan-'ta--sh*n\
\tran(t)s-'plant-*r\ vb [ME transplaunten, fr. LL transplantare, fr. L
trans- + pl]antare to plant 1: to lift and reset (a plant) in another soil
or situation 2: to remove from one place and settle or introduce elsewhere
: TRANS PORT 3: to transfer (an organ or tissue) from one part or
individual to another : to admit of being transplanted - trans.plant.able
aj
2. trans.plant \'tran(t)s-.plant\ n 1: the act or process of transplanting
2: something transplanted