transitive verb. To cause to move in a different direction or go to a different destination.

transitive verb. To give directions for an alternate destination to (someone).

transitive verb. To change the object or focus of (attention).

noun. A redirect examination.

noun. A deflection by one player of a shot or pass by a teammate, as in hockey.

noun. A website that serves only to guide users to another website, typically when a website at one URL has been moved to a different URL.

To direct again or anew: as, the parcel was sent to Boston and there redirected to Cambridge.

Direct a second time: used only in the legal phrase redirect examination (which see, under examination, 2).

adjective. Applied to the examination of a witness, by the party calling him, after the cross-examination.

verb. To give new direction to, change the direction of.

verb. To instruct to go, inquire ... elsewhere

verb. To substitute an address or pointer to a new location.

noun. A redirection.

noun. An examination of a witness, following cross-examination, by the party that conducted the direct examination.

noun. A substitution of an address or identifier for another one

verb. channel into a new direction

"ANNE BREMNER, CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTY: Well, Tom Sneddon, on what they call redirect examination in a courtroom, I think came up with a good explanation for why the complainant, the accuser, didn't tell the dean at his school about the molestation."

direct  send  

sublimate  

Brecht  Hecht  Select  affect  bedecked  

examination  reorient  

redirected  redirecting  redirects