abode | predict, forebode, portend |
adjunct | attendant [upon], inevitable result [of] |
advertising | attending, attentive, mindful |
amiable | amorous, loving, tender |
amplify | augment, increase, extend |
angel | demon, evil spirit, attendant spirit |
apply | be directed, be given, attend well to |
artere, artire | [early spelling of ‘artery’] sinew, ligament, tendon |
artire | [early spelling of 'artery'] sinew, ligament, tendon |
assist | accompany, attend, escort |
assistant | in attendance, standing by, available |
attend | accompany, follow closely, go with |
attend | listen [to], pay attention [to] |
attend | await, wait for, expect |
attend | wait, tarry, postpone |
attend | regard, consider |
attend | serve at court, wait on royalty |
attend | see to, look after, apply oneself to |
attend | serve, follow, wait [on/upon] |
attend | be present [at], be found [at] |
attendance | diligent service, dutiful ministration, assiduous attention |
attendance | attention, consideration, notice |
be | intend, purpose, be determined |
bear | profess, pretend, purport |
bias | [weighting in a bowl causing it to run obliquely] inclination, tendency, leaning |
bloody | portending bloodshed; or: blood-red, scarlet |
blown | inflamed, swollen, distended |
bode | forebode, portend, predict, augur |
boresprit | bowsprit; boom extending from the bow to which the lower edge of the front sail is fastened |
borrowed | assumed, pretended, feigned |
bosom | warm-heartedness, tender affection |
brawl | quarrel, squabble, contend |
breathed | exercised, extended, exerted |
buffet | beat back, contend with |
careless | uncared for, untended |
chamberlain | bedchamber attendant |
chaplain | minister, spiritual attendant |
chide | contend with, beat against |
christendom | baptismal name, Christian name |
cold | ineffective, unattended to, coldly received |
conduce | lead, tend, contribute |
conduct | escort, attendant, guide |
consort | accompany, attend, go with |
consorted | attendant, accompanying, united together |
contend | fight, engage in combat, struggle |
contend | argue, object, protest |
contend | compete, vie, rival |
contend | make great efforts, strive vigorously |
contending | struggling, antagonistic, opposed |
controversy | struggle, contending, competitive dispute |
convey | pass off, give out, pretend |
counterfeit | pretended, feigned, sham |
counterfeit | pretend, feign, make believe |
counterfeit | impostor, pretender, sham |
counterfeited | pretended, feigned, sham |
counterfeiting | pretending, feigning, acting |
counterfeiting | role-playing, pretending |
counterfeitly | feignedly, in a pretended way |
crafty-sick | pretending sickness |
dainty | delicately pretty, of tender beauty |
daub | pretend, fake, pass off |
debate | fight, contend, strive |
delicate | sensitive, tender, not robust |
dependant | attendant, servant, retainer |
determinate | determined upon, intended, proposed |
dilated | extended, leisurely, lengthy |
displayed | extended, stretched, spread |
dissemble | deceive, disguise the truth, pretend |
dissembled | concealed, pretended, feigned |
dote | love dearly, give tender care |
draw | extend, prolong, protract |
draw | draw out, extend, prolong |
dress | [of land] cultivate, tend, look after |
effect | purpose, end, intended deed |
effeminate | gentle, tender, compassionate |
engross | fatten, distend, make bloated |
enlarge | widen, extend, augment |
esquire | candidate for knighthood, attendant on a knight |
extend | seize upon, take possession of |
extend | exaggerate, magnify, blow up |
extend | stretch, push so far, give scope to |
extend | show, offer, permit |
extend | [unclear meaning] react to; evaluate; enlarge in scope |
extended | racked, stretched |
extent | [of politeness] extending, showing, exercise of behaviour |
familiar | attendant spirit, personal demon |
farthingale | long skirt extended at the back by a framework of hoops |
feigned | sham, pretended, spurious |
fell-lurking | savagely waiting, fierce in attendance |
fellow | servant, attendant, hireling |
follow | act as a follower, be an attendant [on] |
follow | treat, serve, attend |
follower | second, attendant |
fond | tender, loving, affectionate |
footboy | boy attendant, page-boy, servant on foot [accompanying a rider] |
genius | attendant spirit, guardian spirit |
gentle | soft, tender, kind |
good | intended, right, proper |
groom | serving-man, servant, male attendant |
human | tender, delicate, gentle |
husband | tend, improve, cultivate |
import | portend, signify, predict |
intend | pretend, convey, purport, profess |
intend | plan to go, direct one's course |
intend | [translation of French ‘entendre’] understand |
intend | plan, arrange, organize |
intend | mean, imply, suggest |
intend | be determined to make, plan to take |
intend | tend, incline, be predisposed |
intended | extended, enlarged, increased in power |
intendment | intent, intention, purpose |
keep | look to, attend to, follow |
keep | guard, watch, tend |
levy | [unclear meaning] level, purpose, intend |
linger | prolong, draw out, extend |
look | look likely, promise, tend |
look | attend to, take care of |
maid | handmaid, servant, attendant |
man | attend, serve, wait on [by] |
man | servant, attendant, lackey |
marking | noting, notice, attending [to] |
mean | intend for, have in mind for |
mean | intend, purpose, mean to act |
melting | soft-hearted, tender-hearted, pitying |
melting | moving, affecting, causing tenderness |
mind | intend, have a mind |
mind | purpose, intend, hold an opinion |
missing | absence, disappearance, non-attendance [at court] |
near | in attendance on |
ninefold | set of nine attendants |
observancy | proper attention, tender attentiveness |
observant | ingratiating attendant, obsequious servant |
outstretched | opened wide, fully distended |
overlook | inspect, superintend, oversee |
passage | passing on, extending, line of descent |
passionate | compassionate, inclined to pity, tender-hearted |
piece | prolong, extend, drag out |
piece | prolong, extend, drag out |
piteous | full of pity, compassionate, tender |
pitiful | compassionate, merciful, tender |
place | present, attending, at hand |
portend | mean, signify, import |
prejudicial | damaging to one's rights, tending to invalidate a claim |
preordained | intended, normal, appointed |
presaging | portending, discerning, insightful |
presence | attendance, state of being present |
pretend | intend, design, plan |
pretend | import, imply, mean |
pretend | claim, avow, profess |
pretended | intended, purposed, proposed |
pretender | claimant, suitor, wooer |
puffed | increased, extended, stuffed |
purpose | intend, plan |
purpose | intend to do, resolve to act |
purposed | proposed, intended, contemplated |
pursuivant-at-arms | junior officer attending a herald |
quick | sensitive parts [of the body], tender flesh |
rack | stretch, strain, extend |
random, at | untended, neglected, uncared for |
regard | tend, look after, take care of |
remorse | pity, compassion, tenderness |
removedness | absence [from court], non-attendance |
robe | long loose outer garment extending from neck to ankles |
see | see to, manage, attend to |
seemer | make-believer, pretender, one who assumes a behaviour |
sequent | follower, attendant |
servant | follower, retainer, attendant |
servingman | male servant, male attendant |
simular | pretender, hypocrite, false claimant |
simular | simulated, pretended, fake; or: plausible |
skill-contending | of competitive debating |
soft | tender, compassionate, kind |
span | hand breadth [from tip of thumb to tip of little finger, when the hand is extended] |
squire | gentleman below a knight in rank, attendant on a knight or nobleman |
squire | [contemptuous] servant, follower, attendant |
squire-like | like an attendant, submissively |
stand | accompany, go along with, attend |
sterling | valid currency, legitimate tender |
strain | trait, feature, tendency |
strange | affect indifference, pretend to be unwilling |
strange | diffident, pretending, coy |
stretch | open wide, extend |
stretched-out | extended to full length, exceptionally long-lasting |
strive | compete, contend, vie |
suit | court attendance, personal retinue |
summer | nurture, care for, tend [during summer] |
summoner | court-officer who ensures attendance |
supposed | pretended, false, counterfeit |
surmised | imagined, hoped-for, intended |
surveyor | superintendent, land agent, estate supervisor |
take | assume, pretend, feign |
take | profess, pretend, affect [oneself] |
teeth | in a pretended way, without conviction |
tend | await, wait in expectation |
tend | short form of 'attend' |
tend | relate, refer, be relevant |
tend | serve, follow, wait upon, escort |
tend | serve, promote, sustain |
tend | attend, listen, pay attention |
tend | attend, wait on, serve |
tendance | attention, care, solicitude |
tendance | retinue, people in attendance |
tender | immature, undeveloped, inexperienced |
tender | offer, offering |
tender | rate, esteem, regard |
tender | feel concern for, hold dear, care for |
tender | grant, consent to |
tender | proposal of marriage, offer of betrothal |
tender | care, concern, solicitude |
tender | sensitive [to], easily hurt [by] |
tender | meek, submissive, spineless |
tender | thoughtful, considerate, solicitous |
tender | young |
tender | offer, give, present |
tender | look after, take care of |
tender | offer, proffer, present |
tender | pitiable, pathetic, moving |
tender | weak, faint, delicate |
tender | fond of comfort, attached to the easy life |
tender | mild, soft, gentle |
tender-dying | dying young |
tender-hefted | [haft = handle] set in a delicate bodily frame; tender-hearted, gentle |
tenderly | carefully, attentively, gently |
tender-smelling | with a sensitive sense of smell |
tending | attendance, attention, care |
think | intend, mean, propose |
tug | contend, vie, strive in opposition |
untempering | unsoftening, without fostering tenderness |
untender | ungentle, unkind; or: unyielding |
untendered | unpaid, not offered, outstanding |
varlet | manservant, page, attendant |
visitating | visiting, attending, observing |
wait | accompany, attend |
wait | be in attendance, do service |
wait | attend to, pay attention to, not ignore |
wait | follow in escort, attend |
want | absence, non-appearance, non-attendance |
ween | think, intend, expect, be minded |
whiffler | armed processional attendant |
wide-stretched | widely extended, extensive, sweeping |
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