✋ To grab again 🎾 A new handle cover 🔄 To replace handle cover

to regrip

6.4

To put a new cover on the handle of a racket, club, or tool

verb
/ˌriːˈɡrɪp/

: cambiar el grip

He regripped his tennis racket before the match to improve his hold.

Examples

The technician regripped the handle of the tool to make it safer to use.
It is important to regrip your golf clubs regularly for better performance.
I need to regrip my tennis racket.
She regripped her golf clubs last weekend.
He decided to regrip his tennis racket to enhance his performance during the tournament.
If your golf clubs feel slippery, it's time to regrip them for a better swing.
She plans to regrip her badminton racket to ensure a secure handle while playing.

Surface Forms

regrip infinitive

regripped past

regripped past participle

regripping present participle

regrips third person singular

Morphology

regrip = grip (semi-transparent) = re + grip

The meaning 'put a new grip on' is inferable from 'grip', but it relies on a specialized equipment sense and a denominal verbal interpretation rather than the common verb 'grip' meaning 'hold'.

Etymology

Regrip combines re- 'again' and grip 'hold'. As a verb it means to put a new grip on something so you can hold it more safely and use it better.