rested

As adjectives the difference between crested and rested

is that crested is having a crest, or ornamental tuft (on an animal) or plume (on a helmet) while rested is recovered.

As verbs the difference between crested and rested

is that crested is (crest) while rested is (rest).

As adjectives the difference between rested and rusted

is that rested is recovered while rusted is (often|rusted-out) corroded; steel that has oxidized; covered in rust.

As verbs the difference between rested and rusted

is that rested is (rest) while rusted is (rust).

As verbs the difference between zested and rested

is that zested is (zest) while rested is (rest).

As an adjective rested is

recovered.

As verbs the difference between rested and reseed

is that rested is (rest) while reseed is to sow seeds again; to resow or replant.

As an adjective rested

is recovered.

As adjectives the difference between gested and rested

is that gested is accompanied with gestures; conveyed by gesture while rested is recovered.

As a verb rested is

(rest).

As verbs the difference between bested and rested

is that bested is (best) or bested can be variant of (bestead) while rested is (rest).

As an adjective rested is

recovered.

As verbs the difference between rested and rented

is that rested is (rest) while rented is (rent).

As an adjective rested

is recovered.

As verbs the difference between rested and nested

is that rested is (rest) while nested is (nest).

As an adjective rested

is recovered.

As verbs the difference between rested and wrested

is that rested is (rest) while wrested is (wrest).

As an adjective rested

is recovered.

As verbs the difference between prested and rested

is that prested is (prest) while rested is (rest).

As an adjective rested is

recovered.