regrab
verbUK /riːˈɡræb/
US /riˈɡræb/
To grab something again.
She had to regrab the handle when the door swung open.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To take hold of something once more after letting go.
He regrabbed the rope before it slipped away.
3. In computing, to capture an image or data again.
The software can regrab the screenshot after you resize the window.
4. To regain control or possession of something.
The team regrabbed the lead in the final minutes.