reˈvoice, v.
(riː-)
[re- 5 a.]
1. trans. To voice again or in return. Hence reˈvoicing ppl. a.
| 1610 G. Fletcher Christ's Vict. ii. lxii, To the windes the waters hoarcely call, And Eccho back againe revoyced all. 1640 Fuller Joseph's Coat (1867) 219 The revoicing echo with replies Did descant on the plain-song of the cries. |
2. ‘To refurnish with a voice’; to readjust the tone of (an organ-pipe).
| 1847 in Webster. 1898 T. Elliston Organs & Tuning (ed. 3) 112 If space permits, stops of too small scale may perhaps be shifted upwards one or two pipes, and be cut down and re-voiced. |