rest¹ /rest/

1. Repose, refreshing inactivity
2. Intermission of or freedom from motion or disturbance
3. Tranquillity
4. Repose of death
5. Invigoration by resting (Shakespeare)
6. A place for resting
7. A prop or support (eg for a book, a snooker cue, a violinist's chin)
8. Motionlessness
9. A pause in speaking or reading
10. An interval of silence in music, or a mark indicating it

1. To repose
2. To be at ease
3. To be still
4. To be supported (on)
5. To lean (on)
6. To put trust in (with on)
7. To have foundation in (with on)
8. To settle, alight
9. To remain
10. (esp of an actor or actress) to be temporarily unemployed (informal; facetious)
11. To finish the introduction of evidence in a case (law)

1. To give rest to
2. To place or hold in support (on)
3. To lean (on)
4. To base (on)
5. (reflexive) to give (oneself) rest or (obsolete) to rely (upon)

restˈer noun

restˈful adjective

1. At rest
2. Rest-giving
3. Tranquil

restˈfully adverb

restˈfulness noun

restˈing noun and adjective

restˈless adjective

1. Unresting, not resting, sleeping or relaxing
2. Never still
3. Uneasily active
4. Impatient (of) (Pope)
5. Impatient of inactivity or of remaining still
6. Never-ceasing
7. Unrestful, giving or allowing no rest

restˈlessly adverb

restˈlessness noun

rest centre noun

A place of shelter for numbers of people driven from their homes by an emergency

rest cure noun

Treatment consisting of inactivity and quiet

rest day noun

1. A day of rest
2. The first day of a three days' visit

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