• bequest Her grandmother's bequest was a million dollars that she used to start her own business.
• crest The crest of the wave was high and foamy.
• crust I love a thick and crispy crust on my pizza.
• gust The gust of wind blew away the pile of leaves.
• jest He made a jest about her outfit that made her laugh.
• just I'm just going to grab my coat and then we can leave.
• quest
• readjust After her move to a new apartment, she needed some time to readjust to the different layout.
• recast
• recurs The problem recurs every time we try to start the machine.
• rehnquist William Rehnquist was the 16th Chief Justice of the United States.
• repast After a long hike, we sat down to enjoy a delicious repast of sandwiches, fruit, and sparkling water.
• request
• requested
• Requester Tom wants to know who the requester is for his new software.
• requests Please send all requests for information through our website's contact form.
• requisite The requisite qualifications for the job include a college degree and minimum of 3 years of experience.
• requite I will do my best to requite your kindness.
• Requiter In Roxanne's room, there was a requiter doll, which asked for hugs.
• requites He requites her love with dedication and affection.
• RESAT I decide to resat my finals.
• reset After experiencing technical issues, I had to reset my computer to fix the problem.
• resist I couldn't resist the temptation to eat that delicious slice of cake.
• resit
• rest
• RETEST It is always a good idea to retest in order to ensure accuracy.
• reused I reused the plastic bag to carry my groceries.
• robust The new software has a robust security system that eliminates any risk of unauthorized access.
• Roust I tried to roust my drunk friend but he was too drunk to move.
• rust
• rusty The old bicycle had a rusty frame and flat tires.
• wrest The wrestler was able to wrest the championship title from his opponent.

Acitive

• abortive
• acetate
• acetic
• acetone
• acidic
• acidify
• acidity
• actif
• active
• additive