repatching
/riˈpætʃɪŋ/
noun
- The act of mending or fixing something again, especially by covering a hole or weak spot with a new piece of material.
- The repatching of the old quilt took several hours.
- After the storm, the roof needed extensive repatching.
- The tailor specializes in the repatching of vintage clothing.
- In computing, the process of updating or fixing software again by applying a new set of changes.
- The repatching of the security flaw was completed overnight.
- System administrators scheduled a repatching for all servers.
- The repatching of the game fixed several bugs from the last update.
verb
- Present participle of repatch; mending or fixing something again.
- He spent the afternoon repatching the bicycle tire.
- She is repatching the holes in her jeans.
- The crew is repatching the damaged section of the road.