latchagain
nounUK /ˈlætʃəɡeɪn/
US /ˈlætʃəɡeɪn/
A latchagain is a little latch that you can close again and again.
She fixed the latchagain on the garden gate so it would shut every time.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A second or repeated attempt to latch something.
After the wind blew the door open, he made a latchagain and it stayed shut.
3. A person who keeps coming back to the same place or task.
Our neighbor is a real latchagain, always returning to chat by the fence.
4. A small tool used to reattach a broken latch.
He used a latchagain to mend the cupboard door.