reclasp
/riˈklæsp/
verb
- To fasten or hold something again with a clasp or similar device.
- She had to reclasp her necklace after it came undone.
- The climber paused to reclasp the safety carabiner.
- He carefully reclasped the bracelet around her wrist.
- To grasp or hold something again with the hands.
- The child reclasped the toy tightly when his mother tried to take it.
- They reclasped hands after the scary part of the movie.
- She reclasped the railing as the boat rocked.
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