re-up
/ˈrēˌəp
/verb (re-ups, re-upping, re-upped) [no object] informal
1Re-enlist: he never regretted re-upping during the war...
- To receive the bonus, soldiers have to re-up for a minimum of three years.
- Now, apparently for only $8 million more, the study will expand to "getting families to re-up in time of war."
- I spent time in Northern BC with my family after my dad decided not to re-up in the service during Vietnam.
1.1Renew an arrangement, such as an employment contract or membership agreement: I’m not likely to re-up with this phone company [with object]: CBS has re-upped Harmon for a ninth season...
- Also, they want to re-up for education benefits, for health insurance.
- To the surprise of many, he did re-up last November, then promoted Isaacson to the No. 2 spot just two months later.
- Whether or not Kidd decides to re-up in New Jersey, he's turned the fortunes of the franchise around.
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