againsign
verbUK /əˈɡeɪnsaɪn/
US /əˈɡeɪnsaɪn/
To sign something again to make it clear or official.
The teacher asked him to againsign the form because his first signature was messy.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To write your name a second time on a paper.
Please againsign the contract after the date is corrected.
3. To make a sign again, such as a gesture or signal.
The coach had to againsign the play because the players missed it.
4. To mark something with a symbol once more.
She had to againsign the box with a star so it would stand out.