shutagain
verbUK /ˈʃʌtəɡeɪn/
US /ˈʃʌtəɡeɪn/
To close something again after it has been opened.
Please shutagain the gate after the dog runs through.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To return a door or window to its closed position a second time.
She had to shutagain the window when the wind blew it open.
3. To end a conversation or activity again after it briefly resumed.
The manager decided to shutagain the discussion after lunch.
4. To switch off a device again after it was turned back on.
He had to shutagain the alarm that kept beeping.