Definition of "refit" [re•fit]

• To prepare and equip for additional use. (verb-transitive)
• To be made fit again. (verb-intransitive)
• Repair of damage or wear: "a house . . . in need of a major refit” ( Nancy Holmes). (noun)
• A secondary or subsequent preparation of supplies and equipment. (noun)

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• "In December, 1941, my ship HMCS Assiniboine was in refit in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, across the harbour from Halifax."
• "The support structure took him and his brother 3 days to weld, and lest any of you should question his Trekkie status, he also tells me the ship design is the NCC-1701 "refit" used in the first three movies."
• "I shall have to do what Captain Snow, my grandfather, calls 'refit' here in New York."