reposer
/rɪˈpəʊzə/noun
A person who or thing which rests, or causes another to rest.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Herbert (?1582–1648), diplomat and philosopher. From repose + -er.
- houseleek-tree
- houseless
- houselessness
- houselet
- house lights
- houseline
- houseling
- houseling people
- house lizard
- houselling
- house log
- house longhorn
- house longicorn
- house-loom
- houselord
- house lot
- house-made
- house magazine
- housemaid
- housemaidenly
- housemaiding
- housemaid's box
- housemaid's closet
- housemaids' closet
- housemaid's cupboard