Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [1169]
Synonyms
check, condition, constraint, curb, fetter, limitation, restraint; also exception, qualification, reservation, proviso, stipulation, strings
rest room noun : a room or suite of rooms that includes sinks and toilets
1result verb [ORIGIN: ME, fr. ML resultare, fr. L, to rebound, fr. re- re- + saltare to leap]
1 : to come about as an effect or consequence
2 : to have an issue or result Synonyms usually result in bring about, cause, create, effect, effectuate, generate, induce, make, produce, prompt, work, yield—more at EFFECT 2result noun 1 : something that results : EFFECT 2 : beneficial or discernible effect 3 : something obtained by calculation or investigation Synonyms aftermath, conclusion, consequence, corollary, development, effect, fate, fruit, issue, outcome, outgrowth, product, resultant, sequence, upshot—more at EFFECT 1resultant adjective : derived from or resulting from something else Synonyms attendant, consequent, consequential, due; also accompanying, coincident, concomitant 2resultant noun : something that results re·sume verb re·sumed; re·sum·ing 1 : to take or assume again 2 : to return to or begin again after interruption 3 : to take back to oneself — re·sump·tion noun Synonyms continue, renew, reopen, restart; also resuscitate, revive ré·su·mé or re·su·me also re·su·mé noun [ORIGIN: F résumé] 1 : an abstract, abridgment, or compendium : SUMMARY 2 : a short account of one's career and qualifications usu. prepared by a job applicant Synonyms abstract, digest, encapsulation, epitome, outline, précis, recapitulation, roundup, sum, summary, synopsis—more at SUMMARY re·sur·gence noun : a rising again into life, activity, or prominence — re·sur·gent adjective Synonyms rebirth, regeneration, rejuvenation, renewal, resurrection, resuscitation, revival—more at REVIVAL res·ur·rect verb 1 : to raise from the dead 2 : to bring to attention or use again res·ur·rec·tion noun 1 cap : the rising of Christ from the dead 2 often cap : the rising to life of all human dead before the final judgment 3 : an act or instance of reviving : REVIVAL Synonyms rebirth, regeneration, rejuvenation, renewal, resurgence, resuscitation, revival—more at REVIVAL re·sus·ci·tate verb -tat·ed; -tat·ing : to revive from apparent death or unconsciousness; also : REVITALIZE — re·sus·ci·ta·tor noun Synonyms reanimate, regenerate, reinvigorate, rejuvenate, renew, revitalize, revive—more at REVIVE re·sus·ci·ta·tion noun : an act of resuscitating or the state of being resuscitated Synonyms rebirth, regeneration, rejuvenation, renewal, resurgence, resurrection, revival—more at REVIVAL ret abbreviation retired 1retail verb 1 : to sell in small quantities directly to the ultimate consumer 2 : to tell in detail or to one person after another — re·tail·er noun Synonyms deal, market, merchandise, put up, sell, vend—more at MARKET 2retail noun : the sale of goods in small amounts to ultimate consumers — retail adjective or adverb re·tain verb 1 : to hold in possession or use 2 : to engage (as a lawyer) by paying a fee in advance 3 : to keep in a fixed place or position Synonyms [1] hang on, hold, keep, reserve, withhold—more at KEEP [2] employ, engage, hire, take on—more at EMPLOY 1retainer noun 1 : one that retains 2 : a servant in a wealthy household 3 : EMPLOYEE 4 : a device that holds something (as teeth) in place Synonyms domestic, flunky, lackey, menial, servant, steward—more at SERVANT 2retainer noun : a fee paid to secure services (as of a lawyer) 1retake verb -took ; -tak·en ; -tak·ing 1 : to take or seize again 2 : to photograph again Synonyms recapture, reclaim, recoup, recover, regain, repossess, retrieve—more at RECOVER 2retake noun : a second photographing of a motion-picture scene re·tal·i·ate verb -at·ed; -at·ing : to return like for like; especially : to get revenge — re·tal·ia·to·ry adjective Synonyms avenge, requite,