refire

verb

re·fire | \ (ˌ)rē-ˈfī(-ə)r

refired; refiring

Definition of refire

1 transitive : to fire (something or someone) again: such as

a : to apply heat to (something, such as pottery) again as part of a manufacturing process … emulated the reflectivity of metalwork by applying metal oxides to white-glazed vessels that were then refired. —Roberta Smith

b : to dismiss (someone) from a position again unfortunately had to refire him after only one month

c : to discharge (something, such as a firearm) again refired the gun after reloading

2 transitive + intransitive : to resume or cause (something) to resume operation : restart Petty's engine stalled and wouldn't refire, and his crew pushed him across, drawing a one-lap penalty … —John Green … he pledged to help refire the country's economic engine —NJ.com