bindagain
verbUK /ˈbaɪndəɡeɪn/
US /ˈbaɪndəɡeɪn/
To tie something together again after it came apart.
She had to bindagain the loose pages of her notebook.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To bring people back together as friends after a quarrel.
The two brothers managed to bindagain after their argument.
3. To wrap a wound with a fresh bandage.
The nurse had to bindagain the cut on his arm.
4. To join pieces of a book back into one cover.
The old librarian helped bindagain the torn storybook.