restrings
Fixes racket tension
Restrings is the third-person singular of restring—to put new strings on something that had strings before.
Musicians restring guitars, violins, and pianos.
Athletes restring tennis rackets and lacrosse sticks.
She restrings her guitar every few months.
The past tense is restrung.
Fretted stringed instrument
- violinBowed string instrument
- racketUproar, scam, or paddle
- bowRespectful forward inclination
- harpPlucked orchestral strings
banjo · ukulele · cello · mandolin · tennis · badminton · luthier · bridge
What takes another's place
- installationProcess of putting in
- threadingPassing strand through opening
- windingCurving repeatedly, sinuous
- knottingForming fixed interlacements
trimming · tuning · stretching · tying · clipping · mounting · securing · loosening
State of being constricted
- tautnessState of being pulled firm
- gaugeStandard of measurement
- poundsMass measurement units
- elasticityTendency to resume original form
flexibility · firmness · pull · stretching · stress · strain · pressure · torque
guitar
Fretted stringed instrument
harp · banjo · ukulele · cello · mandolin · tennis · badminton · luthier · bridge · tuning
replacement
What takes another's place
- installationProcess of putting in
- threadingPassing strand through opening
- windingCurving repeatedly, sinuous
knotting · trimming · tuning · stretching · tying · clipping · mounting · securing · loosening · removing
tightness
State of being constricted
elasticity · flexibility · firmness · pull · stretching · stress · strain · pressure · torque · resistance
gut
Digestive tract, or instinct
- syntheticProduced artificially, not natural
- nylonSynthetic textile polymer
- steelCarbon-hardened iron alloy
polyester · hybrid · kevlar · titanium · wound · coated · natural · monofilament · core · wrap