Emily Dickinson Lexicon

re-royalize (-d), verbal adj. [see royal, adj.]

Reinstate; crown again; return to full power; restore to royal status; [fig.] resurrect; raise from the dead.

rescind (-ed), v. [L. re- + scinděre, to cut, split, divide.]

Sever; cut off; [fig.] suppress the memory of.

rescinded, verbal adj. [see rescind, v.]

Previous; former; onetime; long gone.

rescued, adj. [OFr re-, again + ex-, out + quatěre, shake.]

Saved; delivered; liberated.

research, n. [Fr. recerche.]

A diligent search or investigation directed to the discovery of facts or principles, ie. information.

resemblance, n. [AFr. < re- + semblar < L. similus, like.]

Likeness; similitude; either of external form or of qualities.

resemble (resembling, -s), v. [OFr re- + sembler < L. similus, like.] (webplay: Life of Mine, The Claws that clung like lifeless Gloves).

1. To represent, symbolize.
2. Imitate, be in likeness of qualities or features.

resent (-s), v. [Fr. < L. re- + sentīre, feel.]

1. To dislike, hold in some degree of animosity.
2. To begrudge, feel indignation at.

reservation, n. [see reserve, v.]

Stipulatio; proviso.

reserve, n. [See reserve, v.]

That which is set aside as a place or group from which to draw strength in future need.