| PRESERVERS | • preservers n. Plural of preserver. • PRESERVER n. one who preserves. |
| PRESERVICE | • preservice adj. Occurring prior to the provision of a service. • preservice adj. (Education) Occurring before a trainee teacher begins service. • pre-service adj. Alternative spelling of preservice. |
| PRESERVING | • preserving v. Present participle of preserve. • preserving n. Preservation. • PRESERVE v. to keep safe from harm. |
| RESERPINES | • reserpines n. Plural of reserpine. • RESERPINE n. a sedative drug. |
| RESERVABLE | • reservable adj. That may be reserved. • RESERVABLE adj. that can be reserved. |
| RESERVEDLY | • reservedly adv. In a reserved manner. • RESERVED adv. RESERVE, to hold in abeyance. |
| RESERVICED | • reserviced v. Simple past tense and past participle of reservice. • RESERVICE v. to service again. |
| RESERVICES | • reservices v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reservice. • RESERVICE v. to service again. |
| RESERVISTS | • reservists n. Plural of reservist. • RESERVIST n. a member of a reserve force. |
| RESERVOIRS | • reservoirs n. Plural of reservoir. • RESERVOIR v. to keep as in a reservoir, store. |
| UNRESERVED | • unreserved adj. (Of a person) Not reserved, without reservations. • unreserved adj. Not booked in advance. • unreserved v. Simple past tense and past participle of unreserve. |
| UNRESERVES | • unreserves n. Plural of unreserve. • unreserves v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unreserve. • UNRESERVE n. absence of reserve, frankness. |