| re-sign |
to sign again. |
| resignation |
the giving up of a job, office, or other position, or a formal letter of intent to do so. [2 definitions] |
| resigned |
characterized by an attitude of submission or passive acceptance. |
| resilience |
the ability to resume shape after being pressed or stretched. [2 definitions] |
| resilient |
able to resume shape after being pressed or stretched; elastic. [2 definitions] |
| resin |
a sticky organic substance secreted by fir trees and certain other plants and used mainly to make plastics, medicines, and varnishes. [3 definitions] |
| resiniferous |
yielding resin, as certain trees. |
| resinous |
pertaining to, like, or full of resin. |
| resist |
to actively oppose or strive against. [4 definitions] |
| resistance |
the act or process of resisting. [4 definitions] |
| resistant |
unwilling to accept that which is imposed upon one; giving resistance. [2 definitions] |
| resister |
a person who resists, esp. someone who works in opposition to the policies of a government or other dominant power. |
| resistible |
capable of being resisted. |
| resistive |
given to or marked by resistance. |
| resistivity |
the degree of electrical resistance of a conductor, expressed in terms of the amount per unit of length. [2 definitions] |
| resistless |
not capable of being resisted; irresistible. [2 definitions] |
| resistor |
a part of an electric circuit that provides resistance to some of the current. |
| resite |
combined form of site. |
| resize |
to make larger or smaller while keeping all other featues the same. [2 definitions] |
| res judicata |
a thing or matter already adjudicated. |
| reslate |
combined form of slate. |