res

¹

[ reez, reys ]

noun

, Chiefly Law.

, plural res.

1. an object or thing; matter.

RES

²

abbreviation for

, Immunology.

1. reticuloendothelial system.

res.

³

abbreviation for

1. research.
2. reserve.
3. residence.
4. resident; residents.
5. resigned.
6. resolution.

res

¹

/ reɪs /

noun

1. a thing, matter, or object

res.

²

abbreviation for

1. residence
2. resides
3. resigned
4. resolution

Word History and Origins

Origin of res¹

First recorded in 1850–55, res is from the Latin word rēs

Example Sentences

Barbara Res, once a top Trump executive, was also on that flight.

From Los Angeles Times

“That’s the story, OK,” Res told Politico.

From Los Angeles Times

Trump “wanted to meet with Nate because Nate was very, very influential,” Res said in an interview, noting that she brought Holden to New York.

From Los Angeles Times

“Trump was terrified. He was scared s—less,” Res said.

From Los Angeles Times

“Trump knew Willie Brown was the speak of the Assembly and Nate Holden was a councilman, and so he wanted to make it more important,” Res said.

From Los Angeles Times