retackle
Take on anew
To retackle is to tackle again—whether that means physically bringing someone down a second time in sports, or taking another run at a problem or task.
The word implies a previous attempt that didn't fully succeed: After the first draft fell flat, she retackled the essay from scratch.
In fishing or sailing contexts, it can mean to rig equipment anew.
Participate again after pausing
- reassessEvaluate a second time
- readdressLabel for new recipient
- rethinkEvaluate again differently
- revisitExamine again later
rework · retry · reapproach · redo · restart · resume · renew · reconsider
reengage
Participate again after pausing
revisit · rework · retry · reapproach · redo · restart · resume · renew · reconsider · reexamine
block
Solid mass, or impede
- sackRough fabric bag
- blitzSwift, overwhelming offensive
- linebackerSecond-level defensive position
scrimmage · downs · quarterback · defense · gridiron · snap · playbook · offense · lineman · endzone
hook
Curved catching device
reel · rod · cast · sinkers · float · angler · leader · swivel · jig · spinner