retapped
Threaded once more
Retapped is the past tense of retap, meaning to tap again.
A keg might be retapped after being disconnected.
In machining, a hole is retapped when threads need recutting or repair: The mechanic retapped the stripped bolt hole.
A phone line retapped has surveillance restored.
A maple tree retapped receives a fresh spile for another season's sap.
reconnected
Updated electrical connections
- relinkedConnected again after separation
- rethreadedPassed through again
- rejoinedReplied or reunited
- reattachedJoined back together
refilled
Restored supply levels
- rechargedRestored to full power
- resuppliedProvided with more goods
- restockedRefilled depleted inventory
reopened
Opened a wine bottle
- unsealedNot closed off
- unblockedMade passable again
- reaccessedRetrieved after prior entry
- re-enteredWent back inside
rewired
Updated electrical connections
- relinkedConnected again after separation
- rethreadedPassed through again
- rejoinedReplied or reunited
restruck
Minted again from dies
redialed
Phoned a second time
- recalledBrought back mentally
replenished
Restored supply levels
- rechargedRestored to full power
- resuppliedProvided with more goods
- restockedRefilled depleted inventory
uncorked
Opened a wine bottle
- unsealedNot closed off
- unblockedMade passable again
- reaccessedRetrieved after prior entry