1) Adjust 2) Alter 3) Ask for more 4) Assign a new order to 5) Change 6) Change around 7) Get more inventory 8) Grade 9) Keep an online business happy 10) Make a new requisition 11) Online store option 12) Order 13) Place 14) Put in for more 15) Range 16) Rank 17) Rate 18) React to selling out 19) Rearrange 1) Reallocate 2) Reform 3) Reorganize 4) Sort 5) Swap 
• (v. t.) To order a second time.
Re·or'der transitive verb To order a second time. 
[v] - make a new request to be supplied with 2. [v] - assign a new order to
noun a repeated order for the same merchandise; `he`s the one who sends out all the new orders and reorders`