refix

t. [Pref. re-, and Eng. fix (q. v.).] To fix or establish again or anew; to reestablish. "A hundred years have roll'd away Since he refixed the Moslem's sway." Byron : Siege of Corinth, v. 5. re-flame', v. i. [Prefix re-, and Eng. flame , v. (q. v.)) To burst again into flame. "Stamp out the fire, or this Will smoulder and reflame." Tennyson: Queen Mary, i. 5. IMG:content-0352.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-0353.png:[blocks in formation] light. IMG:content-0354.png:[blocks in formation] Paint.: The subdued light which falls on objects that are in shadow, and serves to make out their forms. It is reflected from some object on which the light falls directly, either seen in the picture or supposed to be acting on it; such light as a round body receives on the shadow side from its opposition to an illuminated object of any kind.