claspagain

verb
UK /ˈklɑːspəɡeɪn/
US /ˈklæspəɡeɪn/

To hold something tight again after letting it go.

She had to claspagain the rope when the wind pulled it away.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To fasten a buckle or clip a second time.

He had to claspagain his seatbelt after the bump.

3. To hug someone once more after a brief separation.

The friends claspagain before saying goodbye at the station.

4. To reconnect two parts that had come apart.

The jeweler had to claspagain the broken necklace chain.