WORKS OVER is a term used to describe the process of revising, rehashing, redoing, and editing a piece of work. Revising involves making changes to the content, structure, or style of a piece of work. Rehashing involves making changes to the content of a piece of work in order to make it more interesting or appealing. Redoing involves completely rewriting a piece of work. Editing involves making changes to the grammar, spelling, punctuation, and other aspects of a piece of work in order to make it more accurate and readable. All of these processes are part of the overall process of WORKS OVER.