rewin
/ˈrɛwɪn/Definitions
1. verb
to recover or regain something, especially a lost or deteriorated quality or state.
“The new management strategy helped to rewin the trust of the investors.”
2. verb
to wind or wrap something back, especially in a spiral or helical shape.
“She carefully rewin the thread to secure the button.”
3. noun
a re-winding or re-wound thread, cord, or wire.
“The rewin of the old rope was still strong and durable.”
4. noun
a re-wound or re-wound spool of thread, cord, or wire.
“The rewin of the ball of yarn was nearly empty.”