- reappear on the surface
- cover with a new surface
- appear again; "The missing man suddenly resurfaced in New York"
- (Resurfacing) Road surface (British English) or pavement (American English) is the durable surface material laid down on an area intended to sustain vehicular or foot traffic, such as a road or walkway. ...
- (Resurfacing) the placing of a supplemental surface on an existing surface in order to increase its strength or improve its conformation.
- (Resurfacing) Applying a new plaster finish over the existing surface.
- (Resurfacing) If the cylinder head is warped due to thermal differences, its mating surface will have to be machined to ensure first that a level surface is created and second that the engine's compression ratio is not increased above a tolerable value. ...
- (Resurfacing) hardwood flooring involves buffing the floor and then applying a new coat of finish to it. This process is to repair minor imperfections and blemishes on the floor.
- (Resurfacing) is the placement of new asphalt pavement on an existing road and is typically performed on roads which show wear such as rutting, pot-holes, cracking, and general failure of the asphalt riding surface. ...
- (resurfacing) when oil that’s been broken apart by a dispersant re-coagulates and pops back to the water surface