rebuckle
verbUK /riːˈbʌkəl/
US /riːˈbʌkəl/
To buckle something again after it has come undone.
She had to rebuckle her seatbelt after the bumpy ride.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To bend or warp again, especially under pressure.
The old metal sheet rebuckled in the heat.
3. To prepare or set oneself again for a task or challenge.
After the break, the team rebuckled down to finish the project.
4. To reattach a buckle to a garment or strap.
The cobbler rebuckled the worn sandal strap.