ownrepair

verb
UK /ˌəʊn.rɪˈpeə/
US /ˌoʊn.rɪˈper/

To fix something yourself instead of asking someone else to fix it.

She learned to ownrepair her bike so she wouldn't have to pay a mechanic.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To take responsibility for correcting your own mistakes.

After the argument, he decided to ownrepair the situation by apologizing.

3. To restore something to good condition by your own effort.

They ownrepaired the old shed over the summer.

4. To mend your own clothes or belongings without professional help.

He ownrepaired his torn jacket with a needle and thread.