retrim
Shorten a second time
To retrim is to trim again—applying a fresh edge, border, or finishing touch to something previously trimmed.
The word appears most often in contexts involving hair, hedges, or decorative elements: The upholsterer will retrim the seats in leather, I need to retrim my beard after the barber missed a spot.
Alteration to improve fit
- fine-tuneAdjust for optimal performance
- tweakMinor adjustment
- refineRemove impurities from
- touch-upMinor cosmetic correction
perfect · polish · neaten · tidy · improve · correct · redo · revise
Act of modifying
- hemmingSewing a fabric edge
- seamJoined fabric edge
- fittingSuitable or proper
- adjustmentAlteration to improve fit
shortening · tapering · resewing · recutting · reshaping · customization · basting · pinning
Styling by trimming
- beardFacial hair growth
- bangsForehead-covering locks
- sideburnsCheek hair near ears
- edgesOuter limits or boundaries
lineup · shaping · clippers · scissors · styling · touch-up · neaten · tidy
adjustment
Alteration to improve fit
touch-up · perfect · polish · neaten · tidy · improve · correct · redo · revise · modify
alteration
Act of modifying
adjustment · shortening · tapering · resewing · recutting · reshaping · customization · basting · pinning · marking
haircut
Styling by trimming
edges · lineup · shaping · clippers · scissors · styling · touch-up · neaten · tidy · barber
molding
Decorative architectural edging
router · finishing · carpentry · joinery · doorframe · paneling · wainscoting · chamfer · bevel · miter
hedge
Boundary of planted shrubs
shearing · edging · shaping · clipping · bush · border · lawn · maintenance · overgrowth · foliage