reesty
/ˈriːsti/Scottish, Irish English, and English regional (northern ). Now rare
adjective
Inclined to stop suddenly and not proceed; given to baulking, jibbing, or reesting.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Alexander Pennecuik (1652–1722), physician and poet. Probably from reest + -y.
- analyser
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- analysis paralysis
- analyst
- analyst's couch
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- analytical engine
- analytical geometry
- analytically
- analytical mechanics
- analytical note
- analytical philosopher
- analytical philosophy
- analytical program
- analytical programme
- analytical psychology
- analytic geometry
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- analytic philosophy
- analytic program
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- analytics