| RESET | • reset v. To set back to the initial state. • reset v. To set to zero. • reset v. (Transitive) To adjust; to set or position differently. |
| RESETS | • resets v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reset. • Resets n. Plural of Reset. • RESET v. to set again. |
| RESETTED | • resetted v. Simple past tense and past participle of reset (“to receive stolen goods etc.”). • RESET v. to set again. |
| RESETTER | • resetter n. One who, or that which, resets. • resetter n. (Law, Scotland) One who receives or conceals, as stolen goods or a criminal. • RESETTER n. one who resets. |
| RESETTLE | • resettle v. (Intransitive) to settle in a different place. • resettle v. (Transitive) to force someone to settle in a different place. • re-settle v. Alternative form of resettle. |
| RESETTERS | • resetters n. Plural of resetter. • RESETTER n. one who resets. |
| RESETTING | • resetting v. Present participle of reset. • resetting n. The act by which something is reset. • RESET v. to set again. |
| RESETTLED | • resettled v. Simple past tense and past participle of resettle. • RESETTLE v. to move to another place of residence. |
| RESETTLES | • resettles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of resettle. • RESETTLE v. to move to another place of residence. |
| RESETTABLE | • resettable adj. Capable of being reset. • RESETTABLE adj. that can be reset. |
| RESETTLING | • resettling v. Present participle of resettle. • RESETTLE v. to move to another place of residence. |
| RESETTLEMENT | • resettlement n. The transportation of a group of people to a new settlement. • RESETTLEMENT n. the act of resettling. |
| RESETTLEMENTS | • resettlements n. Plural of resettlement. • RESETTLEMENT n. the act of resettling. |