1) Absorb 2) Assimilate anew 3) Break down and assimilate 4) Reabsorb 5) Soak back in 6) Soak in again 7) Soak up again 8) Suck in again 9) To absorb again 10) To dissolve and assimilate it 11) To dissolve into the tissue 12) To undergo resorption 13) Undergo resorption 1) Reabsorb 
to absorb back; to reabsorb
• (v. t.) To swallow up.
to dissolve into the tissue.
Literally, to absorb again. To lose substance. Some of a tooth may be resorbed. ... (12 Dec 1998) ... 
(re-sorb´) (re-zorb´) to take up or absorb again; to undergo resorption.
Re·sorb' transitive verb [ Latin reorbere ; prefix re- re- + sorbere to suck or drink in.] To swallow up. « Now lifted by the tide, and now resorbed .» Young. 
Type: Term Pronunciation: rē-sōrb′ Definitions: 1. To reabsorb; to absorb what has been excreted, as an exudate or pus.
Resorb: Literally, to absorb again. To lose substance. Some of a tooth may be resorbed.
reabsorb, resorb To absorb anew or again; to take in again by absorption.
To dissolve.