| resample |
combined form of sample. |
| reschedule |
to change the time of (something that has been planned). [2 definitions] |
| rescind |
to take back or make invalid; revoke. |
| rescission |
the act of rescinding or canceling. |
| rescore |
combined form of score. |
| rescreen |
combined form of screen. |
| rescript |
an official answer from a Roman emperor or the pope in regard to a question of doctrine or law. [3 definitions] |
| rescue |
to free or save, as from danger or confinement. [3 definitions] |
| rescuer |
one who steps in and saves another from harm or restraint. |
| resculpt |
combined form of sculpt. |
| resealable |
combined form of sealable. |
| research |
systematic investigation and study to obtain and analyze information, as about a theory, event, intellectual discipline, or the like. [3 definitions] |
| re-search |
to search again. |
| researchable |
combined form of research. |
| researcher |
a person who engages in systematic scholarly investigation in order to gain knowledge or understanding or to solve a particular problem. |
| reseason |
combined form of season. |
| reseat |
to show to a new seat or seat again. [2 definitions] |
| resect |
to surgically remove (an organ, bone, or the like). |
| resectable |
combined form of resect. |
| resection |
the removal of part of a bone or other structure in surgery. |
| resecure |
combined form of secure. |