Rehandles

Part of speech: verb

Definitions

1. To process or manipulate something again, especially by handling it once more for refinement or improvement
2. To deal with an object or material for a second time, typically to alter or enhance its condition or appearance
3. To undertake the act of handling something anew, often to fix, adjust, or improve the original state or quality

Etymology: "Rehandles" is the third-person singular present form of "rehandle," a verb meaning to work over something again. It is built from the prefix "re-," meaning "again," attached to "handle," which goes back to the Old English "handlian," meaning to touch or manage with the hands. The verb therefore carries its literal sense of handling something once more, whether that is a physical object, a piece of material, or a problem that has already been dealt with.

Synonyms: reworks, refits, replaces handles, redesigns, reconstructs

Antonyms: removes handles, abandons, neglects