ressaulted
adjective
res·sault·ed
rə̇ˈsȯltə̇d,
(ˈ)rē¦s-
: having projections from the plane of a wall or surface
Word History
Etymology
French ressault, ressaut projection (from Italian risalto, from risaltare to spring back, project, from ri- re-—from Latin re- —+ saltare to leap, from Latin) + English -ed
- get the picture/idea
- get the pink slip
- get the push
- get the runaround
- get the sack
- get the show on the road
- get the wind up
- get the word out
- get the worst of it
- get the wrong idea
- get the/this show on the road
- get there
- get this show on the road
- get through
- get through (to)
- get through to
- get through to (someone)
- get through to someone
- get to
- get to first base
- get to grips with
- get to sleep
- get to the bottom of
- get to the point
- get to work