rebolt
verbUK /riːˈbəʊlt/
US /riːˈboʊlt/
To bolt something again means to lock or fasten it a second time.
The gate swung open in the wind, so she had to rebolt it.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To run away suddenly again.
The startled horse rebolted toward the open field.
3. To attach a bolt or screw again.
He had to rebolt the wheel after the repair.
4. To swallow food quickly again.
The hungry puppy rebolted its dinner in seconds.