do-over
/ˈdo͞oˌōvər
/noun informal
An opportunity to try or perform something a second time: if Smokey sings off key, he gets a do-over...
- Also, Michigan Democrats hope for a possible primary do-over.
- With concern about voters in both states being disenfranchised, there is a growing talk of a do-over.
- The Clinton campaign sounded unhappy with the decision not to hold a do-over.
- play method
- playmobile
- play money
- play night
- playock
- play off
- play of words
- play on
- play one's ace
- play one's cards close to one's chest
- play one's cards right
- play one's cards right (or well)
- play oneself in
- play (or act) the fool
- play (or keep) one's cards close to one's chest (or vest)
- play (or play it) safe (or for safety)
- play (or raise) hob
- play (or sing or practise) scales
- play (or use) the —— card
- play out
- play-party
- playpen
- play-play
- play politics
- play possum