Resettle

re-setll, v. [-tled (-tld). -tling.] To settle again to install again as a minister of the gospel. — To settle in the gospel ministry a 2d time to be installed again.— Reset ^tlement, n. Act of settling or composing again state oi settling or subsiding again: a2d settlement in the ministry. Reside, re-zidl To dwell permanently or for a length of time; to have one's dwelling or home to have a seat or fixed position; to or be inherent in. [OF. resider, L. residere sedere = E. to sit] — Resid'er, n. — Residence, rez'r-dens, n. Act of residing, abiding, or dwelling in a place for some continuance of time place where one resides sojourn; stay; abode; home; domicile; mansion. [F.] siin, cube, full moon, foot cow, oil RESORBENT — Resident, a. Dwelling or having an abode in a place for a continued length of time; fixed; residing. — n. One who dwells in a place a public minister who resides at a foreign court. [F.] — Res'- identer, n. — Residentiary, -aha-rl, a. Having residence. — n. One who resident: an ecclesiastic who keeps a certain residence.— Residue, rez'I-du, n. That which remains alter a pai taken balance or remainder of a debt or account. [OF. residu, L. residuum, neut. of residues, leit benind, remaining, residere.] — Resid'uum, -zid'u-um, n. That which left after auy proce of separation or purification residue. [L.] — Resid'ual, -u-al, a. Remaining after a part taken. — Resid'uary, -u-art, a. Pert, to the residue, or part remaining. — Residuary legatee. One to whom the residue of personal estate bequeathed.