| 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] |
| restate |
to state again or in a different way. |
| restaurant |
a place of business where meals are prepared and served to customers. |
| restaurateur |
the owner or manager of a restaurant. |
| rested |
having had enough sleep or relaxation. |
| restful |
offering or giving rest. [2 definitions] |
| rest home |
a residence that provides care for convalescents or elderly persons; nursing home. |
| restimulate |
combined form of stimulate. |
| restimulation |
combined form of stimulation. |
| resting |
not in motion; pausing for rest. |
| restitution |
the act of restoring an object to its rightful owner. [2 definitions] |
| restive |
unable to remain at rest; impatient or ill at ease, esp. under restraint. [2 definitions] |
| restless |
displaying an inability to rest. [5 definitions] |
| rest mass |
the mass of a body when at rest. |
| restock |
combined form of stock. |
| restoke |
combined form of stoke. |