reticket

English

Etymology

From re- +‎ ticket.

Verb

reticket (third-person singular simple present retickets, present participle reticketing, simple past and past participle reticketed)

1. (transitive) To provide with a new or different ticket.
   • 2001, Ronald R. Sims, The challenge of front-line management, page 117:

     Ticket agents now have the authority to reticket a passenger or even move the passenger up a class, if they feel the situation warrants it.

   • 2008, Rick Segel, Retail Business Kit For Dummies, page 169:

     You also may need to reticket if you marked merchandise down for a sale event and then must reinstate the original price. When? ASAP. Where? Usually you reticket on the selling floor...

Anagrams

• ticketer