[v. ree-tuhch; n. ree-tuhch, ree-tuhch] 
| 1. | to improve with new touches, highlights, or the like; touch up or rework, as a painting or makeup. |
| 2. | Photography. to alter (a negative or positive) after development by adding or removing lines, lightening areas, etc., with a pencil, brush, or knife. |
| 3. | to dye, tint, or bleach (a new growth of hair) to match or blend with the color of an earlier and previously dyed growth. |
| 4. | an added touch to a picture, painting, paint job, etc., by way of improvement or alteration. |
| 5. | an act or instance of dyeing new growth of hair to blend with previously dyed hair. |
| re·touch (rē-tŭch') v. re·touched, re·touch·ing, re·touch·es v. tr.
To give or make retouches. n. (rē'tŭch', rē-tŭch') The act, process, or an instance of retouching. re·touch'er n. |
