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preboard

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pre·board  (prbôrd, -brd)
v. pre·board·ed, pre·board·ing, pre·boards
v.tr.
1. To board (an aircraft, for example) ahead of the regular time or before other passengers.
2. To allow (one or more passengers) to board ahead of the regular time or before other passengers.
v.intr.
To board an aircraft or other conveyance ahead of the regular time or before other passengers.
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