rehold
verbUK /riːˈhəʊld/
US /riːˈhoʊld/
To hold something again.
She had to rehold the cup after it slipped.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To keep something in your possession once more.
He reheld the lead in the race after the final lap.
3. To hold a meeting or event a second time.
The club decided to rehold the vote next week.
4. To support or bear something again.
The old bridge could not rehold the weight of the truck.