re·play 
(rē-plā)
(rē-plā)tr.v. re·played, re·play·ing, re·plays
1. To play over again: replay a tennis match; replay a tape; replay history.
2. To bring (a remembered experience) into one's consciousness in sequential detail: "A dream that replayed itself just behind my retinas all day, crept up on me like a headache or a relapse into addiction" (Shirley Abbott).
n. (rēplā′)
1. The act or process of replaying.
2. Something replayed.
3. An instant replay.