refires
Lights up anew
Refires is the plural of refire or the third-person singular verb form.
To refire is to fire again—a kiln refires pottery for additional glazing, a restaurant kitchen refires a dish that came back to the pass.
In computing and programming, events or triggers refire when they activate again: The script refires every thirty seconds.
Someone who returns from retirement refires their career.
Renew something dormant
- reigniteCause to burn anew
- sparkTiny fiery particle
- reviveRestore consciousness or vigor
- reawakenBecome alert again
resurgence · comeback · renewal · rejuvenation · renaissance · regeneration · rebirth · restoration
Oven for hardening clay
- glazeThin lustrous coating
- potteryFired clay objects
- bisqueCreamy seafood soup
- stonewareDense ceramic fired hot
porcelain · cone · oxidation · reduction · earthenware · raku · vitrification · clay
Release of substance outward
- reloadFill with ammunition again
- shootDischarge or capture
- triggerWhat initiates action
- retriggerActivate something again
volley · burst · salvo · round · ammunition · recoil · semi-automatic · double-tap
rekindle
Renew something dormant
reawaken · resurgence · comeback · renewal · rejuvenation · renaissance · regeneration · rebirth · restoration · reinvigorate
kiln
Oven for hardening clay
stoneware · porcelain · cone · oxidation · reduction · earthenware · raku · vitrification · clay · underglaze
discharge
Release of substance outward
retrigger · volley · burst · salvo · round · ammunition · recoil · semi-automatic · double-tap
refiresextinguishes
Causes to stop burning
douses · quenches · smothers · puts out · shuts down