retone

English

Etymology

From re- +‎ tone.

Verb

retone (third-person singular simple present retones, present participle retoning, simple past and past participle retoned)

1. To tone again.
   • 1981, Jerry Ahern, The Opium Hunter:

     It made him work harder as he traversed the low parallel bars to practice his walking. The situps were coming well, as were the pushups to retone his almost atrophied arm muscles.

Anagrams

• -terone, Tereno, entero-