reprise (Spenser reprize) /ri-prīzˈ, now usu -prēzˈ/

1. To renew, repeat, reissue
2. To gain anew (obsolete)
3. To recapture (obsolete)

1. A renewed or alternating spell of action
2. Resumption of an earlier subject (music; also transitive verb)
3. A yearly charge or deduction
4. Reprisal (Dryden)

reprīsˈal noun

1. An act of retaliation
2. Recapture
3. Compensation
4. Seizure in retaliation
5. A prize (Shakespeare)

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