redoover
nounUK /ˌriːˈduːvə/
US /ˌriˈduvər/
A redoover is when you do something again to make it better.
My drawing had a mistake, so I gave it a redoover.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A fresh new style or look given to something old.
The old bike got a redoover with bright red paint.
3. A chance to try something again after failing.
The teacher gave him a redoover on the spelling test.
4. The act of fixing or changing something you already finished.
Her essay needed a quick redoover before she turned it in.