| respite |
a period of rest, esp. from something difficult or unpleasant. [4 definitions] |
| resplendence |
the state or quality of being resplendent. |
| resplendent |
full of splendor; radiant; shining. |
| respond |
to give a reply, in words or otherwise. [3 definitions] |
| respondent |
responding or replying. [3 definitions] |
| responder |
a person or thing that responds or reacts. [2 definitions] |
| response |
the act or process of responding. [3 definitions] |
| responsibility |
the condition or fact of being responsible; the condition or fact of being answerable or accountable. [3 definitions] |
| responsible |
answerable or accountable. [6 definitions] |
| responsive |
acting or speaking in answer. [2 definitions] |
| responsory |
a responsive verse or set of verses spoken or sung in a church service. |
| respot |
combined form of spot. |
| resprout |
combined form of sprout. |
| res publica |
(Latin) public matter; the state, republic, or commonwealth. |
| rest1 |
a state of relaxation or sleep that restores the body. [20 definitions] |
| rest2 |
a piece or part that remains. [3 definitions] |
| restabilize |
combined form of stabilize. |
| restack |
combined form of stack. |
| restage |
combined form of stage. |
| restamp |
combined form of stamp. |
| restart |
to cause (something) to begin afresh or to begin operating again. [5 definitions] |