uum, others;
surplus. Antonyms: activity, agitation, unrest, commotion.

rest, v. stop, halt, pause, desist; repose, recline, lie; trust,
rely, depend, acquiesce.

restaurant, n. cafe, eating-house, chophouse, refectory, buffet.

restaurant keeper. restaurateur.

rest house. caravansary (in Eastern countries).

resting, a. reclining, lying, incumbent.

resting on something else. superincumbent.--n. superincumbence.

restitution, n. repayment, restoration, return, indemnification;
reparation, requital, compensation.

restive, a. restless, impatient, fidgety, intractable, uneasy,
fractious, rebellious.

restless, a. restive, fidgety, agitated, unquiet, uneasy,
kicksy-wicksy.

restlessness, n. restiveness, the fidgets, uneasiness, agitation,
turbulence, dysphoria.

restoration, n. return, restitution, replacement, reinstatement,
reparation; repatriation; renewal, renovation, redintegration,
reconstruction, rehabilitation, instauration; recuperation, recovery.

restore, v. repair, renew, reconstruct, rehabilitate, redintegrate,
remodel; replace, refund, return; repatriate; resuscitate, reestablish,
revive.

restrain, v. repress, suppress, check, bridle, curb, constrain;
abridge, circumscribe, limit, restrict, narrow; withhold, forbear; debar,
prevent, interdict, prohibit.

restraint, n. repression, constraint, check, suppression; limitation,
prevention; confinement, duress.

restrict, v. restrain, limit, confine, repress, curb, circumscribe.

restriction, n. restraint, constraint, confinement, repression,
circumscription, limitation.

result, v. terminate, end, eventuate, redound, issue, accrue, ensue.

result, n. consequence, effect, issue, event, outcome, eventuation,
sequence; decision, resolve.

resume, n. recapitulation, summary, abstract.

resurrect, v. (Slang) disentomb, disinter, unbury, exhume.

resurrection, n. resurgence, revivification.

retain, v. keep, hold, reserve.

retainment, n. retention.

retaliate, v. avenge, requite, repay.

retaliation, n. revenge, requital, retribution.

retard, v. impede.

retarding, n. retardation.

retentive, a. tenacious. Antonyms: unretentive, irretentive.

reticence, n. reserve, uncommunicativeness, taciturnity.

reticent, a. taciturn, reserved, uncommunicative.

retinue, n. train, suite, followers.

retire, v. withdraw, retreat, recede, retrocede, leave, secede.

retired, a. secluded, sequestered, unfrequented, withdrawn.

retireme