rehook
verbUK /ˌriːˈhʊk/
US /ˌriːˈhʊk/
To hook something again after it has come off.
She had to rehook the curtain after it fell down.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To put a fish or animal back on a hook.
The fisherman carefully rehooked the bait.
3. To catch or attract someone or something again.
The new ad campaign hopes to rehook old customers.
4. To connect a piece of equipment to a hook or power source again.
Please rehook the hose to the tap when you finish.