re·set 
/rɪˈsɛt/ verb
re·sets; re·set; re·set·ting /rɪˈsɛt/ verb [+ obj] : to set (something) again: such as a : to move (something) back to an original place or position
▪ The machine reset the bowling pins.
b : to put (a broken bone) back in the correct position for healing
▪ His broken leg had to be reset.
c : to put (a gem) into a new piece of jewelry
▪ reset a diamond
d : to change (something) so that it shows a different time or can be used again
▪ He reset his watch. ▪ reset the timer to 10 minutes ▪ The fire alarm was reset. ▪ reset a trap
▪ The machine reset the bowling pins.
b : to put (a broken bone) back in the correct position for healing
▪ His broken leg had to be reset.
c : to put (a gem) into a new piece of jewelry
▪ reset a diamond
d : to change (something) so that it shows a different time or can be used again
▪ He reset his watch. ▪ reset the timer to 10 minutes ▪ The fire alarm was reset. ▪ reset a trap
