resurprise

[Pref. re-, and Eng. surprise, subst. (q. v.).] A fresh or second surprise. "A resurprise of the castle of the The bans."- Bacon : War with Spain . rěş-ür-rěct', v. t. [Lat. resurrect us, pa. par. of resurgo.] [RESURRECTION.] 1. To take from the grave, as a dead body. 2. To restore to life; to make alive; to reanimate; to give vitality to.