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Verb(1) to patch up or renovate; repair or restore(2) provide (a shoe(3) to patch up or renovate(4) repair or restore(5) provide (a shoe) with a new vamp(6) renovate

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(1) Sugar Ray are the best example of a band selling out as they revamp their image.(2) The 30 million revamp of Bolton's Market Hall has been given the final go-ahead.(3) Novell today lifted the veil on some of the features that will come with the next major revamp of SuSE Linux - version 9.1 - due out in May.(4) The new theme tune turned out to be a revamp of the old nineties intro, complete with pulsating orange skyscrapers.(5) The hall is part of a multi-million pound revamp of leisure facilities in the borough.(6) A u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu255150 million revamp of part of Bury town centre could start next year.(7) Next on the list will be a complete revamp of the arrivals concourse.(8) Plans for a multi-million pound revamp of Beckenham Hospital are being unveiled.(9) What is needed is a complete revamp of the service and of health boards.(10) The hostel underwent a major revamp towards the end of last year.(11) The Tamil channel has since then undergone a major revamp , like programming mix and so on.(12) Geraldton's public transport system is undergoing a major revamp .(13) He had to worry about the price that he had to pay for charcoal, the cost of the iron he was about to use and the time it took him to forge any given item, even if it was a revamp of an older piece.(14) Detailed plans for a u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu25515.2 million revamp of a Shipley supermarket have been submitted to Council officials.(15) The charity has been planning the long-awaited revamp for nearly five years.(16) The biggest food store in Southend town centre will shut for a week while a multi-million pound revamp is completed.