refire
refire Lexical Profile
refire Game Scores & Validity
• verb
To ignite, start, or fire an engine, furnace, or burner again.
"Mission control prepared to refire the thrusters to adjust the spacecraft's orbit."
To bake or heat pottery, ceramics, or glass in a kiln a second or subsequent time, especially to fix a flaw or apply an additional glaze.
"The potter decided to refire the vase after applying a second coat of cobalt glaze."
To cook or prepare a food order again in a commercial kitchen because the first attempt was unsatisfactory.
"The line cook had to refire the salmon after the server noticed it was overcooked."
• noun
A food order that must be cooked or prepared again in a restaurant kitchen, typically because the original dish was flawed or returned by a customer.
"The head chef called for an immediate refire on the steak at table four."
An act or instance of firing an engine, kiln, or boiler again.
"The ceramicist scheduled a refire for the bowls Whose glaze had not melted evenly."