transitive. To renew (in various senses).

transitive. To repeat (an action, process, etc.); to do again or repeatedly. Also intransitive.

transitive. Originally: †to repeat (words, a sound, etc.); to reiterate; also intransitive (obsolete). In later use also: to repeat, reproduce…

transitive. To do, make, or perform again.

transitive. To iterate, repeat, renew.

transitive. To do (something) over again; to perform (an action) a second time, or reproduce (an effect); to repeat; to renew. Now rare.

transitive. gen. To do, speak, act, etc., a second or further time; esp. to say or state again. Now rare.

transitive. To do (something) for a second or further time; esp. to carry out again, repeat.

To repeat (an action, esp. a blow). Obsolete.

transitive. (See also sense 16a.) Of an action, emotion, etc.: to occur or be given in response to; to repay, be a suitable response to.

transitive. To repeat (an action). rare.

To double (a thing); to repeat (an action). Obsolete. rare.

transitive. = reiterate, v.; to repeat.

transitive. To repeat or reiterate; to redouble; to make a copy or duplicate of (Scottish). Obsolete.

transitive. To perform again.

transitive. To refer to again, repeat. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To handle (a material thing) for a second or further time.

transitive. To perform again, to repeat. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To repeat or revisit (a previous action or occurrence), either physically or mentally.

transitive. To reproduce, recreate, or perform again; esp. to give a dramatic reproduction of (a past event).