noun

1. Eng. Law a deduction and payment, as for an annuity, out of income from lands: usually used in pl.
2. Music
   1. recapitulation
   2. any repetition or copying of a song, part of a song, role, etc. performed earlier
3. an instance of performing, presenting, or stating again a movie reprise of her stage role

Etymology: ME < OFr, fem. of repris, pp. of reprendre, to take back < L reprehendere: see reprehend

transitive verb reprised -·prised′, reprising -·pris′·ing

1. to present a reprise of (a song)
2. to perform, present, or state again a novel that reprises its author's favorite themes