newtrial

noun
UK /ˈnjuːˌtraɪəl/
US /ˈnuːˌtraɪəl/

A newtrial is a fresh test to see if something works.

The teacher gave us a newtrial to try the science game again.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A second court case held to decide a matter again.

The judge ordered a newtrial after the jury could not agree.

3. A new try at doing something after failing the first time.

After losing the race, she asked for a newtrial next week.

4. A fresh check of a product before it is sold.

The factory ran a newtrial on the toy to make sure it was safe.