reseal

Finally I was given the go ahead and everything could be resealed.

We can tell if you've opened something and resealed it.

In a few hours, the tomb will again be resealed.

The flap had been opened a couple of times and resealed.

He put the letter back in the envelope, but did not reseal it.

In addition, the bottles stay cold longer, he said, and can be resealed.

He touched the wall controls again, resealing the main door.

They found nothing, installed an electric light, and resealed it.

"They had to clean it up and reseal the pipes."

He watched the others pass through, then came after and resealed the barrier behind him.

All you have to do is put the photos back in the envelope and reseal it.

The vessel may reseal immediately after the procedure or later.

The metal of the door seemed to ripple around him and then reseal itself.

He resealed the can and carried it back into the machine shop.

The young man slipped inside, then resealed the portal with more care than she had taken.

Data brushed himself off and resealed the access flap on the side of his head.

"It will not release until I reseal my suit," she said.

"That seems to be everything," he said as they resealed the bay's access panel.

As the door resealed behind her with its familiar sucking sound, she laughed.

It had been melted at the edges, opened, and resealed.

Is there a way to clean out this moisture and reseal the windows?

Satisfied, she returned the first one to the tube and resealed it.

They safely hold on during this process and eventually reseal the bay with fresh air.

Water is collected by tapping the bag and then resealing it.

You could put on a shirt or whatever, carefully reseal the bag, and get out of there.