1640s, from French retoucher (13c.) "to touch again" (with a view to improving), from re- "again" (see re-) + toucher (see touch (v.)).
retouch the roots
This photograph has been retouched!
retirement
retiring
retool
retort
retortion
retouch
retrace
retract
retractable
retraction
retrain
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