reset
verbUK /ˌriːˈset/
US /ˌriːˈset/
To make something start again from the beginning.
Please reset the game so we can play again.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To set a broken bone back in its correct place.
The doctor reset the bone in his arm.
3. To change a clock or device back to an earlier time or setting.
I reset my alarm for six o'clock.
4. A button or action that makes a device start again.
Press the reset button on the router.