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This is a thesaurus of all the glosses to the words in the Glossary, linked to the lines in the texts where these words are found.

The Thesaurus is the opposite of the Glossary. When consulting the Glossary, you know the word and you want to find out what it means. When consulting the Thesaurus, you know the meaning and you want to find out which Shakespearean words express it. How would he say 'arrogant' or 'companion'? The options are listed when you search for these words.

Disclaimer: our Thesaurus is a guide only to the words in the Glossary, and not an account of the way these words might be used elsewhere in the canon, or in Early Modern English as a whole. For example, we include Shakespeare’s use of mother to mean 'womanish qualities', but not in its ordinary sense of 'parent'. You can read more background about the thesaurus here.

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abandon

enfeoff (v.),forswear (v), past forms forsworn, forswore,give away (v.),give over (v.),leave (v.),leave off (v.),relinquish (v.),renege (v.),set apart (v.),shake off (v.),swear out (v.)

abandon, swear to

abandon a way of life

abandon all restraint

cock-a-hoop, set

abandon forever

abandon oneself to

abandoned

casted (adj.),destitute (adj.),forlorn (adj.),masterless (adj.)

abandonment [of the world]

renouncement (n.)

abase

abased

dejected (adj.)

abasement

abashed

countenance, out of,crest-fallen (adj.)

abate

allay (v.),bate (v.),overblow (v.),slake (v.)

abated

abatement, source of

abbey

Chartreux (n.),Saint Colm's Inch

abbreviate

ABC [book]

Absey book (n.)

abdicate

abducted

ravished (adj.)

abduction

aberrant

disnatured (adj.),monstrous (adj.),uncurrent (adj.),unkind (adj.),unnatural (adj.)

abhor

abhorrence

abhorrent

abortive (adj.),gross (adj.),vile, vild (adj.)

abide

bide (v.),stay (v.)

abiding

ability

craft (n.),cunning (n.),fathom (n.),hand (n.),possibility (n.),power (n.),quality (n.),sufficiency (n.),sufficient (adj.),virtue (n.)

ability, have

ability, lacking all

ingenious (adj.)

ability, to the best of my

all my best,best, in all my

ability to act

ability to be angry

ability to carry out a task

profession (n.)

ability to comprehend

ability to exercise the faculties

ability to hinder

ability to charm

bewitchment (n.)

ability to choose

ability to lie

ability to maintain

holding up (n.)

ability to quote scripture

ability to respond to sensation

ability to revive, with

repairing (adj.)

ability to see clearly

ability to use spurs

abject

abated (adj.),lackey (adj.),low-spirited (adj.),ragged (adj.),vassal (adj.)

abject go-between

broker-lackey (n.)

abjectly

abjure

swear out (v.),unswear (v.)

abnormal

enormous (adj.),prodigious (adj.),square, out of,strange (adj.),unkind (adj.),unnatural (adj.),unwonted (adj.)

abnormal birth

abnormal conduct

unkindness (n.)

abnormality

abode

abolish

disannul (v.),undo (v.)

abominable

abhorred (adj.),bawdy (adj.),beastly (adj.),dirty (adj.)

abominate

abort

abortion of nature

abounding in shoots

abounding in water

waterish (adj.)

about turn

about your business

above, coming from

downright (adj.)

above, powers

above, rise

overlook (v.),overmount (v.),overpeer, over-peer (v.)

above, source of being

high-engendered (adj.)

above a bed, covering

above oneself, getting

overtopping, over-topping (n.)

abreast

afront, a-front (adv.)

abridgement

abstract (n.),epitome (n.)

abroad

abroad, from

abroad, licence to travel as a beggar

abroad, live

abroad, noise

abroad, procured

strange-achieved (adj.)

abroad, publish

provulgate (v.)

abroad, range

abroad, send

abruptly, enter

abruptly move

abruptly shelving

enscarped (adj.)

abscess

fistula (n.),imposthume (n.),injury (n.)

absence

default (n.),forbearance (n.),missing (n.),want (n.)

absence [from court]

removedness (n.)

absence, aware of

missingly (adv.)

absence, dreary

desolation (n.)

absence, of

absent, be

absentee

micher (n.),truant (n.)

absinthe plant

absolute

ample (adj.),arrant (adj.),direct (adj.),great way,mere (adj.),positive (adj.),proper (adj.),received (adj.),strict (adj.),undoubted (adj.),very (adj.)

absolute dominion

absolute ruler

absolutely

clean (adv.),mere (adv.),simply (adv.)

absoluteness

absolution

absolution, grant

absolve

free (v.),quit (v.)

absolved

reconciled (adj.)

absorb

absorb, quick to

absorbed

absorbing, all

engrossing (adj.)

abstain from

abstemious

abstenious (adj.),spare (adj.),temperate (adj.)

abstemiousness

continence (n.)

abstention

forbearance (n.)

abstinence, caused by

abstinence, pass a period of

abstinence, sexual

continency (n.)

abstract

epitome (n.),unbodied (adj.)

abstract principle

abstruse

exquisite (adj.),secret (adj.)

absurd behaviour

absurdity

fantastico (n.),paradox (n.),vanity (n.)

absurdity, pretentious

monarcho, Monarco (n.)

abundance

choice (n.),cost (n.),fat (n.),foison, foizon (n.),rankness (n.),riot (n.),store (n.)

abundance, growing in

abundant

fertile (adj.),flowing (adj.),fruitful (adj.),old (adj.),populous (adj.),rank (adj.)

abundant store

abundantly

fruitfully (adv.),largely (adv.),measure, with,richly (adv.)

abuse

bear in hand,contumely (n.),extort (v.),faction (n.),flout (v.),misuse (v.),offend (v.),profane (v.),railing (n.)

abuse violently

abused, be

abusive

comparative (adj.),lewd-tongued (adj.),railing (adj.)

abusive, be

abusive, coarsely

scurrilous (adj.)

abusive, raucously

abusive person

abusive way, in an

invectively (adv.)

abusive woman

abyss

abysm (n.),gulf (n.)

academic

arithmetician (n.)

academic speculation

academy

accelerate

accept

consign to (v.),elect (v.),embrace (v.),entertain (v.),lean unto (v.),resume (v.),take (v.),trust (v.)

accept, please

accept a challenge

accept as true

approve (v.),entertain (v.),trow (v.)

accept joyfully

accept willingly

acceptable

accepted (adj.),current (adj.),gracious (adj.)

acceptable, be

relish (v.),stand for (v.)

acceptable, make more

acceptance

admittance (n.),answer (n.),content (n.),trusting (n.)

acceptance, gain

acceptance, offering for

presentment (n.)

acceptance as a novice

approbation (n.)

accepted

counted (adj.),current (adj.),public (adj.)

accepted as a norm

received (adj.)

accepted joyfully

embraced (adj.)

accepted rule

accepting

accepting, readily

credulous (adj.)

access

access, means of

mean (n.),recourse (n.)

accessible

level (adj.),neighbour (adj.)

accessible, immediately

accessories

assigns (n.),property (n.)

accessory

appurtenance (n.),collateral (adj.),feodory (n.),party (n.)

accessory, as an

accessory, accessary (adj.)

access-point

accident

accident [in bowls]

accident, tragic

misadventure (n.)

accidental

casual (adj.),squandering (adj.)

accidentally

casually (adv.),unadvised (adv.)

acclaim

cry (n.),report (n.),shout forth (v.),voice (v.)

acclamation

all-hail (n.),applause (n.),ave (n.),report (n.)

acclamation, shout of

accommodate

bestow (v.),camp (v.),entertain (v.),fit (v.),frame (v.)

accommodated poorly

ill-inhabited (adj.)

accommodating

commodious (adj.)

accommodation, stall

accompaniment

appendix (n.),measure (n.)

accompaniment, bass [in a song]

burden, burthen (n.)

accompaniment, in the manner of a musical

burden-wise (adv.)

accompaniment, melodious

accompaniment, usual

appurtenance (n.)

accompaniments

appertinent (n.)

accompany

assist (v.),associate (v.),attend (v.),bear (v.), past forms bore, borne,bring (v.),company (v.),consort (v.),fetch (v.),go (v.),rank (v.),stand with (v.),troop with (v.),wait on / upon (v.)

accompany [under guard]

accompany regularly

accompanying

consorted (adj.)

accomplice

complice (n.),feodory (n.)

accomplice, acting as an

accomplish

chare (v.),compass (v.),comply (v.),consummate (v.),effect (v.),enact (v.),overtake (v.),rid (v.),seal (v.),touch (v.),turn off (v.)

accomplish an intention

accomplished

aged (adj.),artificial (adj.),complete, compleat (adj.),exact (adj.),happy (adj.),made up, made-up (adj.),parted (adj.),potent (adj.),practised (adj.),qualified (adj.)

accomplished, totally

accomplishment

achievement (n.),art (n.),bringing-forth (n.),compliment, complement (n.),emulation (n.),excellency (n.),execution (n.),feat (n.),gift (n.),having (n.),piece (n.),preparation (n.),quality (n.),virtue (n.)

accomplishment [of mind or body]

accomplishment, successful

accomplishments, slight

accord

agree (v.),cohere (v.),congree (v.),congrue (v.),consent (n.),consonancy (n.),consonancy (n.),key (n.),shape (v.),sortance (n.),stand (v.),sympathy (n.)

accord, be in

hit (v.),sympathize (v.)

accord, in

advised, avised (adj.),perfect (adj.),tale, in a

accord, reach

accord with

concern (v.),go to (v.)

accord with religious belief, in

religiously (adv.)

accordance, act in

accordant

coherent (adj.)

accost

assay (v.),board (v.)

accosting

account, call to

call on / upon (v.)

account, favourable

proclamation (n.)

account, fictitious

account, full

particular (n.)

account, fuller

augmentation (n.)

account, give an

conster (v.),rehearse (v.),render (v.),report (v.),speak (v.),story (v.)

account, historical

account, charging to an

account, of no

little-seeming (adj.)

account, rendering of

account, settlement of

account, settling of

account, short

account, subject to

account, take insufficiently into

presume on (v.)

account, take into

admit (v.),read (v.),value (v.),weigh (v.)

account for

answer (v.),salve (v.)

account in words

account of, take

account (v.),count of (v.)

account of what is owed, take full

reckon with (v.)

accountability

accountable

accountant (adj.)

accountable, be

accounted

counted (adj.),reputed (adj.)

accounts

accounts, clearing of

accounts officer, royal

accredited

authentic (adj.)

accumulate

engross up (v.),pill up (v.)

accumulated, already

forepast, fore-past (adj.)

accumulation

engrossment (n.)

accumulation [of clouds]

accumulation [of words and phrases]

collection (n.)

accurate

certain (adj.),just (adj.),square (adj.),true (adj.)

accurate, carefully

accurate, perfectly

accurate early warning, giving an

well-forwarning (adj.)

accurately

infallibly (adv.),right (adv.),square, by the

accurately, cruelly

ill-well (adv.)

accursed

blasted (adj.),inexecrable (adj.),sacred (adj.)

accusation

accuse (n.),appeal (n.),attainder (n.),attaint (n.),charge (n.),crime (n.),dilation (n.),impeach (n.),impeachment (n.),imposition (n.),law (n.),objection (n.),tax (n.)

accusation of lying

accusations, present a list of

accuse

appeal (v.),appeal (v.),arraign (v.),burden, burthen (v.),challenge (v.),detect (v.),exclaim on / upon (v.),impeach (v.),indict (v.),peach (v.)

accuse, unable to

accuse of treason

accuser of treason

accustom

enure, inure (v.),naturalize (v.),ure (v.)

accustomed

used (adj.),wonted (adj.)

accustomed, be

use (v.),wont (v.)

ace, double [in dice]

acknowledge

acknow on (v.),agnize (v.),allow (v.),allow (v.),cite (v.),confess (v.),elect (v.),grant (v.),justify (v.),know (v.),remember (v.),take in hand,yield (v.)

acknowledge, refuse to

acknowledge in words

acknowledge publicly

acknowledged

allowed (adj.),granted (adj.),reputed (adj.)

acknowledged, commonly

acknowledged widely

acknowledgement

allowance (n.),confession (n.),testimony (n.)

acknowledgement, make

subscribe (v.),subscribe to (v.)

acknowledgement, official

acknowledgement, respectful

acknowledgement of allegiance

aconite

acquaint

acquaintance, close

acquaintance, everyday

acquaintance, intimate

acquaintance, world of

acquainted, be

acquainted, be well

acquainted, well

acquainted with, be

enter in (v.),ken (v.)

acquiesce

acquiescence

content (n.),liking (n.),sufferance (n.)

acquiescent

corrigible (adj.)

acquiescing

acquire

assume (v.),attain (v.),bring (v.),come by (v.),get (v.),make (v.),purchase (v.)

acquired

purchased (adj.)

acquired, newly

new-begot (adj.)

acquired, recently

new-fallen (adj.)

acquirer

acquiring

inheritance (n.),more-having (n.)

acquiring things

acquisition

art (n.),lucre (n.),purchase (n.),receipt (n.)

acquit

acquittance (v.),bestow (v.),free (v.),quit (v.),quit (v.)

acquit of blame

acquittal

acquittance (n.),purgation (n.)

acrobat

acrobatic feat

tumbling-trick (n.)

acrobatic feats, perform

across

askant, askaunt (prep.),athwart (prep.),cross (adv.)

across, carry

across, jump

across, speed

across, step/stride

across swiftly, pass

act

action (n.),display (v.),do (v.),exploit (n.),jest (v.),manner (n.),minister (v.),present (v.),touch (n.),turn (n.),work (v.), past form wrought

act, abilities to

act, dare to

venture, venter (v.)

act, in the

act, instruct how to

act aimlessly

act along with

act as

act as a follower

act on

act out

act the duke

act upon

salute (v.),work (v.), past form wrought,work (v.), past form wrought

act upon by force

acting

action (n.),counterfeiting (n.),stir (n.)

acting, process of

acting as fast as thought

thought-executing (adj.)

action, allowing changes in location

unlimited (adj.)

action, bring into

action, course of

measure (n.),proceeding (n.)

action, final

action, force into

action, freedom of

enlargement (n.),licence (n.)

action, choice of

action, in

action, initial

action, into

action, military

action, out of

unexecuted (adj.)

action, perform the wrong

action, period of

action, prepared for

action, ready for

prepared (adj.),ripe (adj.)

action, stirred to

alarumed (adj.)

action, successful

achievement (n.)

action, supporting

action, taking legal

action-taking (adj.)

action one is capable of

actions, won by

deed-achieving (adj.)

activate

execute (v.),work (v.), past form wrought

activate promptly

activated

alarumed (adj.)

active

actual (adj.),breathing (adj.),busy (adj.),fierce (adj.),fleet (adj.),hot (adj.),operant (adj.),quiver (adj.),sprag (adj.),stirring (adj.)

active, at its most

active, be

advance (v.),live (v.)

active, make

active at night

active employment

active fellow

active thought

actively engaged, be

activist

factionary (n.)

activity

act (n.),agitation (n.),doing (n.),function (n.),hurry (n.),operance (n.),stir (n.),stir (n.),use (n.),working (n.)

activity, night-time

night-rule (n.)

activity, ostentatious

vainglory, vain-glory (n.)

activity, reduce

activity, skilful

activity, specific

activity to be followed, set an

actor

comedian (n.),Roscius (n.),tragedian (n.)

actor, burlesque

actor in a dumb-show

actor with no words to say

actual

effectual (adj.)

actuality

acumen

acute

acutely

sensibly (adv.)

acutely sensed

AD 01st-century

Cassibelan (n.),Cymbeline (n.),Nero (n.),Ovid, Ovidius (n.),Pilate (n.),Seneca (n.),Tenantius (n.)

AD 02nd-century

AD 03rd-5th-centuries

AD 03rd-century

Denis, Saint,George, Saint,Helen (n.)

AD 04th-century

Constantine (n.),Martin, Saint

AD 06th-century

Clotharius (n.),Priscian (n.)

AD 07th-century

Cadwallader (n.),Lambert, Saint,Mahomet (n.)

AD 08th-century

Charlemain (n.),Pepin, Pippen (n.)

AD 14th-century

Bajazeth (n.),Crécy (n.),Petrarch (n.)

AD 15th-century

Tewkesbury (n.)

AD 16th-century

Adam Bell,Amurath (n.),Dowland (n.),Paracelsus (n.),Solyman (n.),Sophy (n.),Spenser (n.)

adage

adamant

irremovable (adj.)

adapt

apply (v.),enure, inure (v.),fit (v.),frame (v.),sort (v.),square (v.),turn (v.),wear (v.)

adapted

add a coat-of-arms to a shield

add fatty juice to

add glitter to

add glory to

add joy to

add to

eche (v.),eke, eke out (v.),lay unto (v.),piece (v.),piece up (v.),promise (v.)

add to a total [cards]

add up

make up (v.),reckon (v.)

add value to

add weight to

aggravate (v.),balance (v.)

added, badly

ill-annexed (adj.)

addendum

addicted

devote (adj.),frequent (adj.)

addition [bonus]

addition [exaggeration]

addition [supplement]

addition, in

above (adv.),beside (adv.),boot, to,else (adv.),more above,vantage, of / to the,withal (adv.)

addition, without

additional

overplus (adj.)

additional amount

additional clause

additional demand

imposition (n.)

additional detail

augmentation (n.)

additional instance

boot (n.),superfluity (n.)

additional title

sur-addition (n.)

addle-brained

addled

addle-headed

brainsick, brain-sick (adj.)

addle-headed way, in an

brain-sickly (adv.)

address

assail (v.),bespeak (v.), past forms bespake, bespoke,board (v.),encounter (n.),envoy (n.),greet (v.),greeting (n.),l'envoy (n.),salute (v.),speak (v.),superscript (n.),superscription (n.)

address, highly respectful term of

address, make a formal

address, mode of

address, polite form of

address proposals to

adduce

infer (v.),object (v.)

adept

feat (adj.),nice (adj.),tight (adj.),yare (adj.)

adept be

adequate

competent, computent (adj.),sufficing (adj.)

adequate supply

competence (n.)

adhere

cleave (v.),cleave to (v.)

adherent

professor (n.),sectary (n.)

adjacent

neighbour (adj.)

adjective

apathaton (n.),epitheton (n.)

adjourn

adjudge

award (v.),doom (v.)

adjudicate

adjudication

arbitrament, arbitrement (n.)

adjudicator

adjunct

adjust

adjust sails

adjusted to sorrow

care-tuned (adj.)

administration

manage (n.),state (n.)

admirable

admirably

strangely (adv.)

admiral's ship

admiration

envy (n.),respect (n.)

admiration, inspiring

respective (adj.)

admiration, regarded with

admire

commend (v.),fancy (v.),like of (v.)

admired

admiring

admiring oneself in the mirror

glass-gazing (adj.)

admissibility

admittance (n.)

admission

allowance (n.),discovery (n.),entrance (n.),render (n.)

admit

allow (v.),confess (v.),entertain (v.),interess (v.),receive (v.)

admit, refuse to

disallow of (v.),forswear (v), past forms forsworn, forswore

admit into consideration

admit into society

admit to

acknow on (v.),subscribe (v.),subscribe to (v.)

admit to a university degree

admittance, refuse

admitted

admonish

lesson (v.),speak (v.),tell (v.)

admonition

ado, without more

adopt

assume (v.),usurp (v.)

adopted

adoptious (adj.)

adopted, generally

received (adj.)

adoption, through

adoptedly (adv.)

adore as a god

adorn

beauty (v.),brave (v.),brooch (v.),deck (v.),deck up (v.),face (v.),flourish (v.),gild (v.), past forms gilt, gilded,guard (v.),invest (v.),paint (v.),prank (v.),stick (v.),trick up (v.)

adorn brightly

adorn elaborately

adorn with studs

adorn with trappings

adorned

blazoned (adj.),enchased (adj.),gawded (adj.),varnished (adj.)

adorned, nicely

well-apparelled (adj.)

adorned underneath

undergarnished (adj.)

adorned with designs

adorning

decking (n.),facing (n.),habit (n.)

adornment

adorning (n.),caparison (n.),flourish (n.),garnish (n.),guard (n.),trim (n.)

adornment, costly

adornment, criss-cross

adornment, showy

adroitly

clerkly (adv.),dexteriously (adv.)

adroitness

adulation

adulator

adult

mannish (adj.),perfect (adj.)

adulterate

adulteration [in baking]

adulterer/adulteress

bed-swerver (n.)

adulterous

adulterate (adj.),disloyal (adj.)

adultery, commit

act (v.),adulterate (v.),commit (v.)

adultery, victim of

adulthood

advance

allege (v.),approach (n.),come up (v.),former (adj.),forward (v.),head (n.),make forth (v.),pass (v.),prefer (v.),raise (v.),set on (v.),sway on (v.)

advance, decided in

prefixed (adj.)

advance, in

before (adv.),beforehand (adv.)

advance, know in

advance, knowing in

foreknowing (n.)

advance, payment in

advance, provide in

advance, specify in

prenominate (v.)

advance, thought in

presurmise (n.)

advance of money to soldiers

advance preparation

advance through

advance to the front

advanced

profited (adj.)

advanced one, more

advanced stage of readiness

advanced years

advancement

advantage (n.),preferment (n.),proceeding (n.),profit (n.),vantage (n.)

advancement, career

advancement in life

advances

advances, make

assay (v.),sing (v.)

advances, making of

advancing

mellowed (adj.)

advancing crowd of insurgents

advantage, be an

avail (v.),serve (v.)

advantage, employ to

advantage, gain

advantage, give an

accommodate (v.)

advantage, have the

better (v.),carry it (away),overreach, over-reach (v.), past form overraught

advantage, providing

advantageous (adj.)

advantage, set off to

advantage, show to

advantage, take

advantaged

prerogatived (adj.)

advantageous

advantageable (adj.),merry (adj.),wholesome (adj.)

advantageous, make

stand upon (v.)

advantageous position

advantage (n.),vantage (n.)

advantages, receiving

advantage, on that

advent

adventurer

gamester (n.),knight-errant (n.)

adventurous

venturous (adj.)

adversary

adversary, position as

adverse

awkward (adj.),contrarious (adj.),froward (adj.),ill (adj.),opposite (adj.),sinister (adj.),thwarting (adj.)

adversely

crossly (adv.),ill (adv.),thwart (adv.)

adversely attached

ill-annexed (adj.)

adversity

amiss (n.),distress (n.),hardness (n.),opposite (n.)

advertise

cry (v.),sign (v.)

advertisement

bush (n.),sign (n.)

advice

advertisement (n.),counsel (n.),instruction (n.),rede (n.)

advice, give

advice, sage

advise

counsel (v.),lesson (v.)

advise previously

fore-advise (v.)

advised, you are best

best, thou wert / you were

adviser

counsel-giver (n.)

adviser, close

adviser, strict

advocacy

advocation (n.)

advocate

attorney (n.),motion (v.),orator (n.),patron (n.),solicitor (n.),urge (v.)

advocate, acting as

attorneyed (adj.)

affair

business (n.),cause (n.),concerning (n.),condition (n.),employment (n.),gear (n.),matter (n.),square (n.)

affair, amorous

affairs, man of

affairs, manager of

depositary (n.)

affairs, present state of

affairs, sorting out of

affairs, state of

occasion (n.),state (n.),world (n.)

affect

attaint (v.),infect (v.),move (v.),salute (v.),strike (v.),taint (v.),take upon (v.),touch (v.),touch (v.),work (v.), past form wrought

affect readily

affectation

affection (n.),disposition (n.),grace (n.)

affectation, speak with

affected

affecting (adj.),affectioned (adj.),enforced (adj.),infected (adj.),mincing (adj.),stretched (adj.)

affected, be

feel (v.),obey (v.)

affected, capable of being

penetrable (adj.)

affected deeply

thrilled (adj.)

affected impression, give an

affected manner of speaking

affected movement

affected way of walking

affectedly foreign

peregrinate (adj.)

affectedly precise

point-device, point-devise (adj.)

affecting

condoling (adj.),melting (adj.),moving (n.),touching (adj.)

affecting closely

affecting the senses

sensible (adj.)

affection

affect (n.),dearness (n.),friending (n.),kindness (n.)

affection, affirmer of

affection, bound by

endeared (adj.)

affection, excessive

affection, feeling proper

affection, foolish

affection, have

affection, lacking in family

affection, lustful

affection, natural

kindness (n.),nature (n.)

affection, tender

affection, with

affection, with avowed

professed (adj.)

affection, with natural

affection uncommitted, with

heart-whole (adj.)

affectionate

fond (adj.),kind (adj.)

affectionate deed

affectionately

affiliated

affinity, have an

sympathize with (v.)

affirm

aver (v.),avouch (v.),grant (v.),justify (v.),pass (v.),profess (v.),protest (v.),take it

affirmation

approof (n.),position (n.),protestation (n.),saying (n.),word (n.)

affirmation, expression of strong

good as the best

affirmed earlier

fore-vouched (adj.)

affix as a supplementary note

afflict

cross (v.),grind (v.),haunt (v.),inflict (v.),pine (v.),pine (v.),punish (v.),torture (v.),vex (v.)

afflicted

pestered (adj.),pinched (adj.)

afflicted person

affliction (n.)

afflicting

altering (adj.),painful (adj.)

affliction

cross (n.),evil (n.),harm (n.),ill (n.),languor (n.),plague (n.),sore (n.),stroke (n.),vexation (n.),weight (n.)

affliction, full of

troublesome (adj.)

affluence

fulness (n.),opulency (n.)

affluent

possessed (adj.),warm (adj.)

afford

maintain (v.),serve (v.)

affront

beard (v.),injury (n.),shame (n.)

afield, further

afloat, be

afloat, stay

afoot

aforesaid

foresaid (adj.),prenominate (adj.)

afraid

afraid, be

afresh, burn

Africa

Afric (n.),Argier (n.),Barbary (n.),Barbary cock-pigeon,blackamoor (n.),Carthage (n.),Cophetua (n.),Ethiopian (n.),Pentapolis (n.),Prester John,Tripolis (n.),Tunis (n.),Zenelophon (n.)

African

Afric (adj.),Ethiop, Ethiope (adj./n.)

after, immediately

rearward of, on the (prep.)

after this

hereafter (adv.)

afternoon

after-dinner (n.)

afterwards

afterward (adv.),eftsoons (adv.)

again, live

again, survey

again, swear over

against, go

contradict (v.),cross (v.)

against, speak

forspeak (v.), past form forspoke

against each other

together (adv.)

against the grain

hair, against the

age

count (n.),date (n.),season (n.),season (n.),time (n.),while (n.),years (n.)

age, from such an early

young days, of so

age, child-bearing

teeming-date (n.)

age, not matured in

unmellowed (adj.)

age, old

age (n.),antiquity (n.),chair-days (n.),eld (n.),gravity (n.),Nestor (n.)

age, one whose mind is impaired with

age, the

age, youthful old

age of cruelty

aged

ancient, aunchient (adj.),grey (adj.),winter (adj.)

aged, the

aged man

aged matron

beldam, beldame (n.)

agency

benefit (n.),hand (n.),serving (n.)

agent [means]

instrument (n.),mean (n.),organ (n.)

agent [person]

attorney (n.),broker, broker-between (n.),executor (n.),factor (n.),instrument (n.),man (n.),minister (n.),motive (n.),procurator (n.),secondary (n.),speculation (n.)

agent, land

agent, secret

intelligencer (n.)

aggravate

grate (v.),rub (v.)

aggravating

corrosive (adj.),fretful (adj.)

aggressive movement

aggrieved

grieved (adj.),grudging (adj.)

agile

nimble-set (adj.)

agility

agitate

quake (v.),stir up (v.)

agitated

bustling (adj.),distracted (adj.),heaving (adj.),moved (adj.),muddied (adj.),up (adj.),wild (adj.)

agitation

alarm, alarum, 'larm, 'larum (n.),commotion (n.),confusion (n.),distraction (n.),frenzy (n.),motion (n.),stir (n.),taking (n.),vexation (n.),will (n.)

agitation, with

distractedly (adv.)

agitator

discontent (n.),putter-on (n.)

ago

agone (adv.),since (adv.)

ago, a little while

before (adv.),briefly (adv.),erewhile (adv.),late (adv.),while-ere (adv.)

ago, not long

agonize

agony, go through

agree

accord (v.),adhere (v.),appoint (v.),close (v.),cohere (v.),compound (v.),condescend (v.),congrue (v.),consent (v.),consign to (v.),go even,hit (v.),jump (v.),make (v.),make up (v.),seal (v.),stand (v.),sympathize (v.),yield (v.)

agree, ready to

accordant (adj.)

agree with

agreeable

coherent (adj.),coming-on (adj.),content (adj.),contented (adj.),dulcet (adj.),easy (adj.),gracious (adj.),grateful (adj.),kind (adj.),lusty (adj.)

agreeableness

prettiness (n.)

agreeably maintained

easy-held (adj.)

agreed

accept (adj.),advised, avised (adj.)

agreed judgement

agreed previously

promised (adj.)

agreed procedure

agreed settlement

composition (n.)

agreeing

according (adj.),closing (n.)

agreeing, always

yea-forsooth (adj.)

agreeing as one

concordant (adj.)

agreeing to a request, reason for

agreement

accord (n.),accord (n.),coherence (n.),compact (n.),composition (n.),condition (n.),consent (n.),constancy (n.),indenture (n.),match (n.),obligation (n.),order (n.),paction (n.),sortance (n.),sympathy (n.),taking up (n.),understand (v.),yielding (n.)

agreement, be in

sort (v.),through, be

agreement, breaker of an

agreement, bring to

agreement, come to an

agreement, come together in

agreement, exclamation of

agreement, in

agreement, joint/articles of

agreement, legal

agreement, make an

conclude (v.),indent (v.)

agreement, point of

convenience (n.)

agreement, pre-nuptial

pre-contract (n.)

agreement, proposal for

agreement, reach

compose (v.),compound (v.),compromise (v.),even (v.)

agreement, sign articles of

capitulate (v.)

agreement, special

agreement to transfer land possession

agricultural work

agriculture

ahead

afore, 'fore (adv.),before (adv.),forward (adv.)

ahead, go

go forward (v.),keep on (v.),ways, go thy / your

ahead, look

ahead, looking

ahead, move

ahead, one who has ridden

fore-spurrer (n.)

ahead, planning

prescience (n.)

ahead, press

ahead, proceed

wait on / upon (v.)

ahead, shoot

ahead, shooting straight [in archery]

forehand, fore-hand (adj.)

ahead, someone sent to prepare

aches and pains

achievable, readily

achieve

assume (v.),climb (v.),come to (v.),compass (v.),do (v.),overtake (v.),touch (v.)

achieve a third of

achieved by deeds

deed-achieving (adj.)

achievement

art (n.),bringing-forth (n.),feat (n.),preparation (n.),trick (n.)

achievement, first

achievement, small

achiever

aid

accommodate (v.),adjunct (n.),advantage (v.),aidance (n.),avail (n.),contribution (n.),furtherance (n.),hand (n.),relief (n.),relieve (v.),speed (n.),succour (n.),succour (v.),vantage (v.)

aid, give

aide

accomplice (n.),assistance (n.),companion (n.)

aide-memoire

adjunct (n.),remembrancer (n.)

aiding and abetting

subornation (n.)

ailing

ailment

distemperature (n.),mischief (n.)

aim

bend (v.),butt (n.),drift (n.),end (n.),hit (v.),intent (n.),level (v.),mark (n.),mark (n.),mete (v.),point (n.),purpose (n.),scope (n.),study (n.),working (n.)

aim, direct [in archery]

aim, go astray in

aim, help one's [in archery]

aim, take

aim, with a direct

point-blank (adv.)

aim at

affect (v.),follow (v.),play upon (v.),try (v.)

aim blows

aim for

aimed

levelled (adj.)

aimless

shapeless (adj.)

aimlessly, act

aimlessly, move about

air

element (n.),element (n.),region (n.),vent (v.),visage (n.)

air, blow in the

air, breath of fresh

air, drawn through/in the

air-drawn (adj.)

air, floating in the

air, fresh/open

air, have an

air, challenging the

air-braving (adj.)

air, of the

air, take the

aired well

airing

airy

aerial (adj.),eriall (adj.)

akin, closely

german, germane (adj.)

alack

well-a-near (int.)

alacrity

celerity (n.),legerity (n.),spur (n.)

alarm

alarm, alarum, 'larm, 'larum (n.),amaze (v.),amazement (n.),gast (v.),'larum (n.),scarre (n.),start (v.),surprise (n.)

alarm-bell

'larum-bell (n.)

alarmed

affrighted (adj.)

alarmed, become

alarming

alas

well-a-near (int.)

alcohol

aqua-vitae (n.)

alcohol content, of low

alcohol-crazed

sodden-witted (adj.)

ale [as given to horses]

barley broth (n.)

ale, drawer of

ale, froth on the top of fermenting

ale-house

ale (n.),red-lattice (adj.),taphouse, tap-house (n.)

ale-house keeper

alehouse tally

alembic

alert

foretell (v.), past form foretold,hawking (adj.),heedful (adj.),ingenious (adj.),quick (adj.),ready (adj.),sprag (adj.),up-pricked (adj.)

alert, ever

apprehensive (adj.)

alchemist

Paracelsus (n.)

alchemy

alien

strange (adj.),stranger (adj.),stranger (n.)

alienate

stranger (v.),wean (v.)

alienated

alight

light (v.),light (v.),pitch (v.)

alignment, direction of [in astrology]

alike

even (adj.),indifferent (adv.),indifferently (adv.),like (adj.),like (adv.)

alive

alive, be

alive, leave

alive, man

alive, return

alive, those

alive to possibilities

all, open to

all at once

together (adv.)

all right

good (adj.),well (adj.)

all the while

all together

heaps, on,mutually (adv.),once, at (adv.),quill, in the

all told

allay

atone (v.),delay (v.),kill (v.),lay (v.),smooth (v.),stanch (v.),staunch (v.)

all-consuming sorrow

canker-sorrow (n.)

all-devouring

cormorant (adj.)

allegation

attainder (n.),dilation (n.),objection (n.)

allege

appeal (v.),'lege (v.)

allege bias, ready to

alleged ground

allegiance

fealty (n.),subscription (n.),truth (n.)

allegiance, acknowledgement of

allegiance, alter

allegiance, faithful in

allegiance, of

allegiance, stemming from

allegiant (adj.)

allegiance, total

allegiance, withdraw from

allegorical

allegory

emblem (n.),moral (n.)

all-embracing

general (adj.),inclusive (adj.)

alleviate

all-excelling

excellent (adj.)

alliance

combination (n.),confederacy (n.),league (n.)

alliance, close

neighbourhood (n.)

allied

compact (adj.),conjunctive (adj.)

alliteration, practise

letter, affect the

allocate

allocation

allot

allotment

allotted measure

allotted time

limitation (n.),time (n.)

allow

admit (v.),afford (v.),beteem, beteene (v.),brook (v.),endure (v.),entertain (v.),give (v.),serve (v.),suffer (v.),use (v.),vouchsafe (v.)

allow time

allow to leave

slip (v.),slip, let

allow to live

allow to pass by

allow to stay

allowable

allowance

borrow (n.),exhibition (n.),leave (n.),size (n.)

allowed

allowed three suits a year

three-suited (adj.)

allowed to do anything

all-licensed (adj.)

allowed to say anything

privileged (adj.)

allude to

glance at (v.),point forth (v.)

alluring

tickling (adj.)

alluringly

wooingly (adv.)

allusion

application (n.)

allusion, jibing

comparison (n.)

ally

confederate (v.),corrival, co-rival (n.),favourite (n.),join (v.),league (v.),partaker (n.)

ally, acting as an

confederate (adj.)

almanac, weather forecast in the

prognostication (n.)

almanac-writer

star-gazer (n.)

almost

like (adv.),nigh (adv.)

almsgiving

almsman

aloft

a-height (adv.),a-high (adv.)

aloft, carry

aloft, make go

alone

all (adv.),odd (adj.),only (adv.),single (adv.),sole (adj.),solely (adv.),solus (adv.),very (adj.)

alone, being

loneliness (n.)

alone, leave

forbear (v.),leave off (v.)

alone, taken

along with that

therewithal (adv.)

alongside, lay

lay aboard (v.)

aloof

aloofness

strangeness (n.)

alphabet

cross-row (n.),hornbook, horn-book (n.)

already

also

eke (adv.),like (adv.)

altar-server

alter

bend (v.),convert (v.),raze (v.),translate (v.),transpose (v.),turn (v.),turn (v.)

alter allegiance

alter appearance

disfigure (v.),exchange (n.)

alter disposition

metamorphose (v.)

alter ego

alter position

alter the shape

trans-shape (v.)

altercation

council (n.),parle, parley (n.),question (n.),word (n.)

alternate

alternative

boot (n.),difference (n.),reason (n.),remedy (n.)

alternative, have no

alternative, no

alternative, no better

alternative position

alternative proposition

opposition (n.)

altitude [in navigation]

alto

altogether

all (adv.),all, but in,all-thing (adv.),high (adv.),right (adv.),solely (adv.)

always

alway (adv.),aye (adv.),evermore (adv.),still (adv.)

always agreeing

yea-forsooth (adj.)

always begging

still-soliciting (adj.)

always beset

always coming together [after being divided]

still-closing (adj.)

always disagreeing

still-discordant (adj.)

always drinking

ever-bibbing (adj.)

always enduring

ever-during (adj.)

always engaged

always reconstituting itself

still-piecing (adj.)

always reproducing

still-breeding (adj.)

amass

engross up (v.),recollect (v.),uphoard (v.)

amassing

more-having (n.)

amateur, like an

amateurish

amaze

astonish, 'stonish (v.),confound (v.),mate (v.)

amazed

amazement

admiration (n.),amaze (n.),marvel (n.),wonder (n.)

amazement, state of

amazement, with

wonderingly (adv.)

amazing

admired (adj.),mervailous (adj.),wonderful (adj.)

amazingly

parlously (adv.)

Amazon

Antiopa, Antiope (n.),Hippolyta (n.),Penthesilea (n.)

Amazon-like

Amazonian (adj.)

ambassador, resident

lieger, leiger (n.)

ambassador, role

amber-coloured substance

ambiguities, dealer in

equivocator (n.)

ambiguous

double (adj.),doubt, in,wanton (adj.)

ambiguous usage

equivocation (n.)

ambiguously

doubtfully (adv.)

ambit

ambitious

emulate (adj.),mounting (adj.)

ambitious, becoming too

overtopping, over-topping (n.)

ambitious rivalry

ambitiously

ambuscade

ambush

ambuscado (n.),lay for (v.)

ambush, lie in

ameliorate

amenable

coming-on (adj.),contented (adj.),easy (adj.),good (adj.)

amenable, become

amenable condition

amend

mend (v.),mend (v.)

amendment

amends, make

redeem (v.),satisfy (v.),weigh out (v.)

amenity

accommodation (n.)

America

amiable, apparently

amicable arrangement

compromise (n.)

amiss

across (adv.),bias (adv.)

amity

amorous

amiable (adj.),assailing (adj.),jolly (adj.),lovely (adj.),sportive (adj.)

amorous, be

amorous affair

amorous attention

amorous caressing

amorous dalliance

amorous fancy

amorous glance

eliad (n.),oeillade (n.)

amorous play

amorous sport, make

amorous sport, one drawn to

amorous talk

love-prate (n.)

amorousness

amorphous mass

amount

deal (n.),degree (n.),measure (n.),pennyworth, penn'orth (n.),proportion (n.),rate (n.),scale (n.)

amount, additional

amount, contracted

amount, equal

amount, estimated

estimation (n.)

amount, greatest

amount, highest

amount, insignificant

amount, large

amount, paltry

amount, reduced [of money]

amount, small

pennyworth, penn'orth (n.),scot (n.)

amount, smallest

amount, tiny

dram (n.),modicum (n.),quantity (n.),scruple (n.)

amount, whole

amount, worthless

amount obtained

amount of money

amount outstanding

amount owing

amount remaining unpaid

amount to be paid

ample

dilated (adj.),pretty (adj.)

amply

fruitfully (adv.),full, in the,largely (adv.),richly (adv.)

amulet

amuse

disport (v.),solace (v.),sport (v.)

amuse oneself

jest (v.),play (v.)

amusement

recreation (n.),spleen (n.),sport (n.),sportive (adj.)

amusement, full of

sportive (adj.)

amusement, source of

recreation (n.)

amusing

analogous

corresponsive (adj.)

analogy

application (n.),compare (n.),figure (n.)

analogy, scoffing

comparison (n.)

anatagonist

anathema, pronounce

anatomize

annothanize (v.)

ancestor

foregoer (n.),progenitor (n.)

ancestry

breeding (n.),house (n.),progeny (n.),race (n.),stock (n.)

ancestry, noble

ancient

antic, antick(e), antique (adj.),antiquary (adj.),old (adj.),stale (adj.)

ancient dignity

ancient ruins

anew, formed

regenerate (adj.)

anew, inflamed

new-fired (adj.)

angel

cherubin (n.),genius (n.)

angel, guardian

daemon, demon (n.),keeper (n.)

angel, high-placed

principality (n.)

angelic

cherubin (adj.),sainted (adj.)

anger

blood (n.),chafe (v.),chafing (n.),choler (n.),despite (v.),enchafe (v.),heat (n.),Herod (n.),impatience (n.),incensement (n.),mood (n.),spirit (n.),stomach (n.)

anger, find an outlet for

girdle, turn one's

anger, fit of

fume (n.),passion (n.)

anger, giving rise to

choleric (adj.)

anger, inclined to

choleric (adj.)

anger, inflated with

swelling (adj.)

anger, mad with

anger, move to

anger, show

anger, spirit of

anger, stir to

anger-arousing

incensing (adj.)

angered

chafed (adj.),exasperate (adj.),incensed (adj.),moved (adj.)

angrily

angerly (adv.),hotly (adv.)

angrily shout

angry

bent (adj.),choleric (adj.),cross (adj.),curst (adj.),discontenting (adj.),eager (adj.),enchafed (adj.),fretful (adj.),heated (adj.),hot (adj.),impatient (adj.),ireful (adj.),louring (adj.),mad (adj.),moody (adj.),out (adv.),sharp (adj.),up (adj.)

angry, furiously

moody-mad (adj.)

angry breath

angry exchange

angry noise

angry temperament, of

splenitive, spleenative (adj.)

anguish

agony (n.),vexation (n.)

anchor

anchor, largest

holding-anchor (n.)

anchor, lie at

anchor, riding at

anchoring (adj.)

anchor, weigh

anchorage

Downs (n.),road (n.)

anchorite

animal

deer (n.),moldwarp (n.),Typhon (n.)

animal, foul

animal, horned

horn (n.),horn-beast (n.)

animal, like an

animal, mere

animal, stray

animal skins, clothed in

leathern (adj.)

animal straw

animals, hole prepared for hunted

animals, place for keeping stray

animate

hearten up (v.)

animated

fiery (adj.),quick (adj.),sprightful, spriteful (adj.)

animatedly

animating

quickening (adj.),vital (adj.)

animating essence

animating principle

animation

livelihood (n.),stirring (n.)

animation, fresh

quickening (n.)

annex

annexed

anniversary

announce

bruit (v.),denounce (v.),give out (v.),open (v.),pronounce (v.),publish (v.),say (v.)

announce in public

announced, be

announced by proclamation

proclaimed (adj.)

announced publicly

published (adj.)

announcement, public

denunciation (n.)

announcements, officer who makes

announcer

presager (n.),trumpet (n.),vaunt-currier (n.)

annoy

gall (v.),molest (v.),pinch (v.),rub (v.)

annoyance

disease (n.),fret (n.),gall (n.),spite (n.)

annoyance, cause of

annoyance, object of

annoyed

annoying

troublesome (adj.)

annul

disannul (v.),frustrate (v.),recall (v.)

annulled

dissolved (adj.)

anointed with fragrant oil

anointing, oil used for

another, one after

sequent (adj.),successantly (adv.)

another, one who prays for

another person, of

another time, at [after now]

another way, in

else (adv.),othergates (adv.)

answer

quit (v.),replication (n.),resolve (v.),return (v.)

answer, direct in

simple-answered (adj.)

answer, ready with a sharp

quick-answered (adj.)

answer back

answer (v.),contradiction (n.)

answer on behalf of

subscribe for (v.)

answer one's requirements

serve one's turn

answer satisfactorily

answer to

sympathize (v.)

answerable

accountant (adj.),guilty (adj.)

answering to each other

commutual, comutual (adj.)

ant

bank (n.),emmet (n.),pismire (n.)

antagonism

contrariety (n.),offence (n.)

antagonism, shared

contestation (n.)

antagonistic

adverse (adj.),contending (adj.),opposite (adj.),stubborn (adj.),wayward (adj.)

antagonistic, too

wilful-opposite (adj.)

antechamber

ante-room

antic

friskin (n.),gambol (n.)

antic manner, in an

anticly, antiquely (adv.)

anticipate

await for (v.),forethink (v.),go before (v.),hope (v.),look (v.),look for (v.),mistrust (v.),prevent (v.),prevent (v.),tarry (v.),think (v.)

anticipate in fear

anticipate rightly

anticipate trouble

anticipated

anticipation

expect (n.),expectation (n.),project (n.),thought (n.)

anticipation, watchful

expectance (n.)

antipathy

antipodal

opposing (adj.)

antiquated

antic, antick(e), antique (adj.),stale (adj.)

antiquities

antler

antlers first developed, with

head, of the first

anvil

anxiety

care (n.),jealousy (n.),suspicion (n.),thought (n.),unrest (n.)

anxiety, causing

anxiety, free from

secure (adj.),secure (adv.)

anxious

careful (adj.),curious (adj.),jealous (adj.)

anxious, be

care (v.),distrust (n.),dread (v.),fear (v.)

anxious, feel

anxious attention

heedfully (adv.)

apart

apart, at a distance

contrary (adj.)

apart, broken

cloven (adj.),splitted (adj.)

apart, draw

apart, kept

sundered (adj.)

apart, pull

pluck down (v.)

apart, rend

apart, set

apart, stand

apart, standing

apart, tear

apart, torn

distracted (adj.)

apart, wide

apart from each other

apartment

apartment, private

apathetic

barren (adj.),cold (adj.)

apathy

ape

ape-like in copying

aperture

bore (n.),orifex (n.),overture (n.),vent (n.)

apex

aphrodisiac

apologies, with

saving reverence

apostate

appal

apparatus

apparatus, distilling

apparent

manifested (adj.),palpable (adj.),seeming (adj.),well-known (adj.)

apparent, become

apparently

apparition

double-man (n.),show (n.)

apparition, goblin

urchin-show (n.)

appeal, magical

bewitchment (n.)

appeal, solemn

conjuration (n.)

appeal to

appealing

fair-faced (adj.),flattering (adj.),sweet (adj.)

appealing, piteously

compassionate (adj.)

appealing, sweetly

flattering-sweet (adj.)

appear

eye (v.),go under (v.),look out (v.),peep (v.),peer (v.),show (v.),stand (v.)

appear, call to

appear, cause to

conjure up (v.)

appear, make

appear, ready to

appear as a ghost

appear friendly

weather, make fair

appear in a shape

appear suddenly

appear unbecoming

appearance, alter

appearance, altered

appearance, attractive in

well-favoured (adj.)

appearance, convincing in

appearance, costly

appearance, deceptive

dissemble (v.),gloss (n.),seeming (n.)

appearance, external

out-wall (n.),outward (n.)

appearance, favourable

countenance (n.)

appearance, give a pleasing

appearance, give the

appearance, of more daunting

bigger-looked (adj.)

appearance, outward

case (n.),colour (n.),complexion (n.),extern (n.),feature (n.),form (n.),making (n.),person (n.),seeming (adv.),sight (n.),sign (n.),visage (n.)

appearance, personal

character (n.),lineament (n.)

appearance, presenting a plausible

well-seeming (adj.)

appearance, suitable

appearance, terrifying

appearance, threatening

appearance, ugly

ill-seeming (adj.)

appearance, unfavourable

appearance, with sudden

appearance in court

appearance of innocence

appearance of lameness, give the

appearances, refusing to acknowledge

little-seeming (adj.)

appearing

beseeming (adj.)

appearing, not

unseeming (adj.)

appearing frequently

thick-coming (adj.)

appease

atone (v.),cease (v.),lay (v.),mitigate (v.),please (v.),qualify (v.),satisfy (v.)

appeasement

atonement (n.),mollification (n.),reconcilement (n.),sooth (n.)

appellation, formal

appendage

annexment (n.),appendix (n.),pinion (n.)

appendix

appertain

appertaining

appertinent (adj.)

appetising

liquorish (adj.)

appetite

affect (n.),stomach (n.),tooth (n.)

appetite, man of

trencher-man (n.)

appetite, revulsion of

appetite satisfied, have

appetizer

banquet, banket (n.)

applause, cry of

applause, show

applause, with

plausibly (adv.)

apple

apple-john (n.),costard (n.),pomewater (n.)

apple, bitter

coloquintida (n.)

apple, russet

leather-coat (n.)

apple, sour

apple, sweet-flavoured

apple, unripe/half-grown

apple-seller

costermonger (n.)

applicable

incident (adj.)

application, practical

application, steady

applied

blent (adj.),disposed (adj.)

apply

address (v.),employ (v.),hold (v.),lay (v.)

apply oneself to

attend (v.),ply one's book

appoint

allot (v.),institute (v.),limit (v.),name (v.),ordain (v.),put on (v.),stall (v.),style (v.),voice (v.)

appoint as heir

appoint to a position

bring in (v.),place (v.)

appointed

determined (adj.),limited (adj.),preordained (adj.)

appointed, recently

appointed day

appointed period

limitation (n.)

appointed place in nature

appointing

nomination (n.)

appointment

deputation (n.),match (n.),reference (n.)

appointment [time of]

appointment, church

appointment, make an

appointment as deputy

deputation (n.)

apportion

deal (v.),divide (v.),measure (v.),rate (v.)

apposite

appraisal

construction (n.)

appraisal, power of

conclusion (n.)

appraise

deem (v.),measure (v.),mete (v.),praise (v.),praise (v.),rate (v.),scale (v.),square (v.),value (v.)

appreciate

account (v.),count of (v.),relish (v.),think (v.)

appreciate, start to

appreciation

appreciation, lack of

unkindness (n.)

appreciation of merit

appreciative

capable of,estimable (adj.)

appreciative thought

apprehend

attach (v.),lapse (v.),mistrust (v.),take up (v.)

apprehension

amazement (n.),cause (n.),conceit (n.),doubt (n.),fear (n.),gaingiving (n.),jealousy (n.),suspicion (n.),unrest (n.)

apprehension, beyond

indistinguished, undistinguished (adj.)

apprehension, feel

apprehension, free from

doubtless (adj.)

apprehensive

curious (adj.),doubtful (adj.),jealous (adj.),pensived (adj.),timorous (adj.)

apprehensive, be

apprehensive, cause to be

apprehensive state of mind

apprehensively

heedfully (adv.)

apprentice

apprentice, as an

apprentices, call for help

apprenticeship

apprenticehood (n.)

apprise

advise, avise (v.)

approach

accost (v.),board (v.),coast (v.),come in (v.),come upon (v.),encounter (n.),encounter (v.),grow (v.),labour for (v.),make (v.),repair (n.),resort (n.),salute (v.),take (v.),undertake (v.)

approach [as an adversary]

encounter with (v.)

approach, indirect

indirection (n.)

approach again

approach with offers of love

approachable

coasting (adj.)

approaches, one who

approacher (n.)

approaching

present (adj.),towards (adv.)

approaching peril

approbation

appropriate

appertaining (adj.),arrest (v.),becomed (adj.),choice (adj.),convenient (adj.),due (adj.),engross (v.),fair (adj.),fit (adj.),german, germane (adj.),good (adj.),handsome (adj.),happy (adj.),judicious (adj.),prescript (adj.),property (v.),very (adj.)

appropriate, be

become (v.),behove (v.),betime (v.),sort (v.)

appropriate, most

appropriate, what is

appropriate conduct

appropriate character

appropriate in the home

domestic (adj.)

appropriate measuring

proportion (n.)

appropriate order

appropriate rank

appropriate ritual

appropriate state

appropriate time, at the

appropriated

adoptious (adj.)

appropriately

conveniently (adv.),fit (adv.),happily (adv.),meet (adv.),sightly (adv.)

appropriateness

convenience (n.),happiness (n.)

appropriation

approval

allowance (n.),approof (n.),cap (n.),commendation (n.),countenance (n.),grant (n.),pardon (n.),subscription (n.),suffrage (n.),voice (n.),vouch (n.)

approval, deserving of

commendable (n.)

approval, expression of

approbation (n.)

approval, murmur

approval, shout

approval, shout of

applause (n.),cry (n.)

approval, with total

plausibly (adv.)

approve

allow (v.),authorize (v.),countenance (v.),relish (v.),seal (v.),tie (v.)

approved

accept (adj.),allowed (adj.)

approved, be

approved, highly

well-warranted (adj.)

approved, sure to be

approving

graceful (adj.),liking (n.)

approximately

thereabout(s) (adv.)

appurtenances

appertainings (n.),appertainments (n.),appertinent (n.),assigns (n.)

apricot

apron

aporne (n.),placket (n.)

aproned worker

apt

congruent (adj.),fain (adj.),liable (adj.),measurable (adj.),pretty (adj.)

apt, be

aptitude

disposition (n.)

aptly

feelingly (adv.),fitly (adv.),happily (adv.),pat (adv.)

aptness

aqueduct

aqueous

arable land

arbiter

arbitrator (n.),limiter (n.)

arbitrary

arbitrator

arbour

ardent

enraged (adj.),fierce (adj.),fiery (adj.),hot (adj.),inflamed (adj.),sharp (adj.),zealous (adj.)

ardent desire

ardently

ardour

edge (n.),fervency (n.),fire (n.),zeal (n.)

ardour, warlike

arduous

area [within boundaries]

area, leave the

area, living

area, outermost

area, performing

arena, light-filled

arena, theatrical

cockpit (n.),showplace (n.)

argue

contend (v.),jangle (v.),plead (v.)

argue, ready to

disputable (adj.)

argue at length

expostulate (v.)

argue for

argue over

balk, baulk (v.),baulk (v.),debate (v.),wrangle (v.)

argue rationally

argue with

arguer

arguer, contentious

chopped logic (n.)

arguing the pros and cons

argument

conference (n.),dispute (n.),parle, parley (n.),persuasion (n.),plea (n.),plea (n.),question (n.),reason (n.)

argument, brought forward in

objected (adj.)

argument, cause of

difference (n.)

argument, present an

argument, special

circumstance (n.)

argumentative

disputable (adj.),dissentious (adj.),quarrelous (adj.),wrangling (adj.)

argumentative, noisily

unpeaceable (adj.)

arguments, with compelling silent

dumb-discoursive (adj.)

arch

arched

compassed (adj.),vaulty (adj.)

arched back

archer

Adam Bell,bow (n.)

archery

aim, cry,aim, give one,Apollo (n.),butt (n.),carry (v.),cleave the pin,clout (n.),draw (v.),forehand, fore-hand (adj.),level (n.),loose (n.),loose (v.),Parthian (adj.),pin (n.),unbent (adj.),upshoot (n.),white (n.)

archery contest

arid

arid, make

arise

grow (v.),proceed (v.)

arising

lifting up (n.)

aristocracy

generosity (n.)

aristocrat

aristocratic

high (adj.),lady (adj.)

aristocratic rank

arithmetic

arithmetic, do

account / accompt, cast

arithmetician

counter-caster (n.)

arm [covering]

brace (n.),vambrace (n.),vantbrace, vambrace (n.)

arm [equip]

appoint (v.),harness (v.)

arm, muscular

arm, strong [in attack]

arm to, give your

armada

armament

arms (n.),harness (n.),instrument (n.)

armed

harnessed (adj.),point, at / at a

armed force

armed lightly

skipping (adj.)

armed men

armed multitude

armed processional attendant

armed response

armed soldier

armed with steel

armchair strategy

closet-war (n.)

armorial

armorial bearing

blazon (n.),heraldry (n.)

armour

arms (n.),defence (n.),harness (n.),iron (n.),mail (n.),plate (n.),steel (n.)

armour, bolt for

armour, coat of

armour, dress in

armour, in

armour, leg

armour, piece of

armour, put on

armour, remove

armour, suit of

armour protecting the arms

armour protecting the fore-arm

vambrace (n.),vantbrace, vambrace (n.)

armour protecting the chest and left shoulder

armour protecting the shoulder

shoulder-piece (n.)

armour protecting the thigh

cush, cuish, cuisse (n.)

armour protecting the throat

armour protecting the torso

armoured

armed (adj.),harnessed (adj.),mailed (adj.),scaly (adj.)

armoured glove

armoured trappings, with

arm-gaunt (adj.)

armoured with barbs

armour-protected

arms

arms, bear

arms, call to

alarm, alarum, 'larm, 'larum (n.),raise (v.)

arms, clasp in the

arms, in

arms, intertwining of

arms, might/powerful in

armipotent (adj.)

arms, take into one's

arms, up in

arms, with

arms bound, with

pinioned (adj.)

army

battle (n.),gentleman of a company,head (n.),host (n.),legion (n.),power (n.),rank (n.)

army, in charge of a great

high-battled (adj.)

army, provision-seller to the

army company of 100 soldiers

army detachment

army division

aromatic

distilled (adj.)

aromatic, plant

aromatic plant

fennel (n.),herb of grace, herb-grace (n.),rosemary (n.),sampire, samphire (n.),sweet (n.)

around

around, go

around, talking [a subject]

encompassment (n.)

around, walled

circummured (adj.)

around, wrap

around, wreathe

around the brow, wreathe

arousal

alarm, alarum, 'larm, 'larum (n.)

arouse

accite (v.),alarum (v.),awake (v.),bestir (v.),call up (v.),cite (v.),move (v.),tarre (v.),tickle up (v.),uprouse (v.),wake (v.)

aroused

heated (adj.),heaving (adj.),moved (adj.),tickling (adj.),waked (adj.)

aroused, furiously

arrange, try to

work (v.), past form wrought

arrange for

bespeak (v.), past forms bespake, bespoke

arrange in ranks

arrange the seating

arranged

disposed (adj.),disposed (adj.),ranged (adj.)

arranged badly

ill-disposed (adj.)

arranged in a position of state

arrangement

appointment (n.),appointment (n.),composition (n.),decree (n.),disposition (n.),order (n.),order (n.),position (n.),shift (n.)

arrangement, amicable

compromise (n.)

arrangement, expected

composition (n.)

arrangement, good

arrangement, summary

arrangement between lawyers

attorneyship (n.)

arrangement of paths

arrangements, make

dispose (v.),dispose of (v.),order, take

arrangements, make final

arrangements, one who makes

array

accouter, accoutre (v.),address (v.),betrim (v.),darraign (v.),deck up (v.),trim (n.),trim up, trim (v.)

array [in order]

array, battle

array, formal

array, in fine

array, in military

array in a livery

arrayed

caparisoned (adj.),displayed (adj.)

arrears

arrest

apprehend (v.),apprehension (n.),attach (v.),attach (v.),attachment (n.),take up (v.)

arrest, circulate with warrants for

arrest, under

arresting officer

sergeant (n.),shoulder-clapper (n.)

arrival

approach (n.),comer (n.),enter (n.),entrance (n.),income (n.),lifting up (n.),repair (n.)

arrival here

here-approach (n.)

arrive

arrive, happen to

arrive, last to

hindmost (adj.)

arrive at

arrive (v.),come to (v.),hent (v.),touch (v.)

arrive unexpectedly

arrived fully

arrives on the scene, one who

arriving

arrogance

arrogancy (n.),opinion (n.),self-assumption (n.)

arrogance, presumptuous

arrogant

big (adj.),broad (adj.),contumelious (adj.),haught (adj.),high-minded (adj.),immodest (adj.),insolent (adj.),jolly (adj.),misproud (adj.),orgulous (adj.),overweening (adj.),stout (adj.),surly (adj.),swelling (adj.)

arrogant force

arrogantly

contumeliously (adv.),proudly (adv.)

arrow

dart (n.),shaft (n.)

arrow, blunt-headed

butt-shaft (n.)

arrow, hurl like an

arrow, love-causing

arrow, not prepared to release an

arrow, shoot an

arrow for shooting birds

bird-bolt, burbolt (n.)

arrow-head

arrow-head, barbed

arrow-shooting

art

craft (n.),cunning (n.),mystery (n.)

art, rhetorical

art, without

artful

pretty (adj.),quaint (adj.),shrewd (adj.)

artfully

cunningly (adv.)

artfully outwit

artfulness

coying (n.),cunning (n.)

arthritic

Arthur, King

Camelot (n.),Dagonet, Sir,Guinevere (n.),Merlin (n.),Pendragon (n.)

article, fancy

articles of agreement

articles of agreement, sign

capitulate (v.)

articulate

sound (v.),voluble (adj.)

artifice

art (n.),conveyance (n.),fraud (n.)

artifice, lacking

artificial

false (adj.),infected (adj.),painted (adj.),pedantical (adj.),recollected (adj.),strained (adj.)

artificial conduct

artificial practice

artificiality

affectation (n.),affection (n.),imitation (n.)

artificially

affectedly (adv.)

artificially beautiful

artillery

ordnance, ordinance (n.)

artillery, piece of

artilleryman

artisan

artisan, contracted

journeyman (n.)

artistic inspiration

artistically

curiously (adv.),quaintly (adv.)

artistically shape

artistically skilful

artificial (adj.)

artistry, with great

workmanly (adv.)

artlessly elegant

handsome (adj.)

artlessness

simplicity (n.),simplicity (n.)

arts

arts, secret

concealment (n.)

as well

above (adv.),boot, to

ascend

aspire (v.),mount (v.),rise (v.),scale (v.)

ascend, difficult to

ascendancy

predominance (n.)

ascendancy, be in the

predominate (v.)

ascendant, in the [astrology]

predominant (adj.)

ascertain

know (v.),sound (v.),touch (v.),try (v.)

ascertained, not

ascertainer

ascribe

lay (v.),put upon / on (v.)

ascribing worth

attributive (adj.)

ashamed, be

ashore

ashore, put

Asia

Arabia (n.),Ephesus (n.),Hyrcan, Hyrcania (n.),Parthian (adj.),Philippi (n.),Phrygia (n.),Prester John,Sardis (n.),Tarsus (n.),Tartar (n.)

aside

aside, brush

aside, cast

aside, lay/set

aside, leaving

reservation (n.)

aside, look

aside, push/thrust

aside, set

abate (v.),lay apart (v.),set off (v.),throw off (v.)

aside, set/thrust

aside, stand

aside, step

aside, throw

aside, thrown

aside, thrust

daff aside (v.)

aside, thrusting

putting-by (n.)

aside, turn

askance, askaunce (v.),blench (v.),check at (v.),flinch (v.),pervert (v.),start (v.),withdraw (v.)

aside, turning

aside, walk

ask

bespeak (v.), past forms bespake, bespoke,bid (v.), past form bade,bid (v.), past form bade,demand (v.),require (v.)

ask, may I

ask after one's whereabouts

inquire forth (v.)

ask earnestly

entreat, intreat (v.)

ask for

bespeak (v.), past forms bespake, bespoke,demand (v.),desire (v.)

ask persistently

ask questions of

ask solemnly

ask you, I

asker

askew

aslant

askant, askaunt (prep.)

asleep, fast

asp

aspect

brow (n.),chance (n.),countenance (n.),favour (n.),image (n.),seeming (n.),shape (n.),visage (n.)

aspersions, cast

aspiration

aspiration, high

aspire to

aspiring

haughty (adj.),labouring (adj.),mounting (adj.)

aspiring person

ass, callow

ass, little

assinico, asinico, assenego (n.)

assail

attempt (v.),beset (v.),charge (v.),encounter (v.),infest (v.),offend (v.),siege (n.)

assault

affront (n.),alarm, alarum, 'larm, 'larum (n.),assail (v.),assay (n.),attempt (n.),battery (n.),encounter (n.),extent (n.),onset (n.),push (n.),stroke (n.)

assault [in fencing]

assault, shown in an

enforced (adj.)

assaulted

enforced (adj.)

assemblage

congregation (n.)

assemble

convent (v.),knot (v.),muster (v.)

assembly

choir, quire (n.),convocation (n.),court (n.),fleet (n.),knot (n.),store (n.),synod (n.)

assembly, judicial

session, sessions (n.)

assembly, royal

assembly, whole

gallimaufry (n.)

assent

accord (n.),accord (v.),condescend (v.),consign to (v.),grant (v.)

assent, give

go even,subscribe (v.),subscribe to (v.)

assent, lacking the

unlicensed (adj.)

assenting

according (adj.)

assert

avouch (v.),give out (v.),tell (v.)

assertion

challenge (n.),clause (n.),position (n.),saying (n.)

assertion, false

assertion, repeated

assess

praise (v.),scan (v.)

assess the value

assessed

assessment

censure (n.),judgement (n.),numbering (n.)

assessment of debts

asset

asset, commercial

assiduity

assiduous

diligent (adj.),laboursome (adj.)

assiduous attention

attendance (n.)

assiduous service to a lady

assign

allot (v.),appoint (v.),appoint (v.),ascribe (v.),assure (v.),bequeath (v.),devise (v.),direct (v.),rate (v.),refer (v.),style (v.)

assign legally

assignation

assigned portion

assignment

limit (n.),reference (n.)

assimilate

digest, disgest (v.)

assimilate, ready to

assist

comfort (v.),friend (v.),pity (v.),relieve (v.),second (v.),stead (v.),succour (v.)

assistance

aidance (n.),furtherance (n.),redress (n.),relief (n.),rescue (n.),serving (n.),speed (n.),succour (n.)

assistance, act of

assistance, claim

assistance, military

assistance, provide

assistant

accessory, accessary (n.),adjunct (n.),clerk (n.)

assistant, clown's

assistant to Roman tribunes

assisted, unable to be

inaidible (adj.)

assisting

associate, intimate

associate, scholarly

associate with

associate with, impossible to

insociable (adj.)

associated

adjunct (adj.),consorted (adj.),ingraft, engraffed (adj.)

associated, closely

associated with, be

troop with (v.)

association

adoption (n.),compound (n.),participation (n.),relation (n.),society (n.)

association, joint

conjunction (n.)

assortment

account, accompt (n.),change (n.),difference (n.)

assuage

assume

affect (v.),guess (v.),take (v.),undertake (v.),usurp (v.)

assume a burden

assume a responsibility

assumed

borrowed (adj.)

assumes a behaviour, one who

assurance

avouch (n.),boldness (n.),charter (n.),faith (n.),forehead (n.),surance (n.),testimony (n.),warrant (n.)

assurance, give an

assure

certify (v.),promise (v.),vouch (v.),warrant (v.),warrant (v.)

assured

fast (adj.),resolved (adj.),safe (adj.),thoughten (adj.),undoubted (adj.)

assured [legal]

affeered (adj.)

assured, rest

assured way, in an

assuredly

certes (adv.),constantly (adv.),iwis (adv.),peremptorily (adv.),right (adv.),sure (adv.),surely (adv.)

Assyria

Judith (n.),Ninus (n.),Semiramis (n.)

astir

abroach (adv.),afoot (adv.)

astonish

astonished

astonished, be

admire (v.),muse (v.),wonder (v.)

astonishing

wonderful (adj.)

astonishment

admiration (n.),marvel (n.),wonder (n.)

astonishment, extreme

astonishment, shout with

astonishment, target of

astound

astonish, 'stonish (v.),mate (v.)

astounded

astoundingly

parlously (adv.)

astray

astray, go

miscarry (v.),swerve (v.),warp (v.)

astray, lead

lead away (v.),pervert (v.),stray (v.)

astray, moving

astray from duty, go

astray in aim, go

astride, sit

horse (v.),stride (v.)

astride, stand over with legs

astride, with legs

colossus-wise (adv.)

astrologer

astronomer (n.),doctor (n.),star-gazer (n.)

astrological

astronomical (adj.)

astrological diagram

astrology

Aries (n.),aspect (n.),birth (n.),disaster (v.),dog-days (n.),dragon's tail,house (n.),nativity (n.),planetary (adj.),predominant (adj.),predominate (v.),retrograde (adj.),wandering (adj.),zodiac (n.)

astrology, knowledge of

astronomy

axletree, axle-tree (n.),burning zone,centre (n.),collateral (adj.),conjunction (n.),constellation,liberal arts,Mars (n.),orb (n.),Saturn (n.),sphere (n.),sphere (n.),spherical (adj.),star (n.),Venus (n.)

astute

quick-conceiving (adj.)

asunder

asunder, rent

distracted (adj.)

asunder, split

asunder, splitting

splitting (adj.)

asylum

athlete

Milo (n.),Olympian (n.)

athlete [contemptuous]

athletic

nimble-set (adj.)

athletic, not

athletic pastime

atmospheric effect

atmospheric powers

atom

atone

aby (v.),acquit (v.),purge (v.),satisfy (v.)

atonement

expiation (n.),satisfaction (n.)

atrociously

heinously (adv.)

attack [in fencing]

attack, barrier against

attack, damaging

attack, fresh

reinforcement (n.)

attack, make a sudden

attack, make an

engage (v.),set against (v.)

attack, resisting

attack, strengthened against

rampired (adj.)

attack, under

attack, vigorous

attack against an enemy

attack at close quarters

lay aboard (v.)

attack by a set of dogs [in bear-baiting]

attack furiously

attack in force

attack of disease

attack with the sun in the eyes

sun of, get the

attacking stroke [in fencing]

attach

glue (v.),hook (v.)

attach as a codicil

attached, adversely

ill-annexed (adj.)

attached, closely

ingraft, engraffed (adj.)

attached in honour

endeared (adj.)

attaching excellence

attributive (adj.)

attachment

annexion (n.),annexment (n.),inwardness (n.)

attachment, declare

attain

assume (v.),climb (v.),come to (v.),compass (v.),reach (v.), past form raught,touch (v.)

attain, strive to

attainment

attainment, power of

attempt

assay (n.),assay (n.),assay (v.),offer (v.),proffer (n.)

attempt, hazardous

attend

assist (v.),consort (v.),follow (v.),keep (v.),look unto (v.),man (v.),see (v.),stand with (v.),tend (v.),tend (v.),wait on / upon (v.),wait on / upon (v.),wait on / upon (v.)

attend well

attendance

presence (n.),tending (n.)

attendance, be in

attendance, court-officer who ensures

attendance, fierce in

fell-lurking (adj.)

attendance, in

assistant (adj.)

attendance, people in

attendance in court

attendant

conduct (n.),consorted (adj.),dependant (n.),fellow (n.),follower (n.),maid (n.),man (n.),sequent (n.),servant (n.),squire (n.),varlet (n.)

attendant [upon]

attendant, armed processional

attendant, be an

attendant, boy

attendant, ingratiating

attendant, like an

squire-like (adv.)

attendant, male

groom (n.),servingman (n.)

attendant, spiritual

attendant on a knight

esquire (n.),squire (n.)

attendant spirit

angel (n.),familiar (n.),genius (n.)

attendants, set of nine

attending

advertising (adj.),marking (n.),place, in,visitating (adj.)

attention

attendance (n.),audience (n.),beholding (n.),heed (n.),note (n.),respect (n.),tendance (n.),tending (n.)

attention, amorous

attention, anxious

heedfully (adv.)

attention, assiduous

attendance (n.)

attention, careful

observation (n.)

attention, catch

attention, divert

attention, fix

attention, focus

attention, lack of proper

forgetfulness (n.)

attention, object of

attention, object of serious

attention, pay

attend (v.),dwell on / upon,eye (v.),hearken (v.),list (v.),listen (v.),mark (v.),mind (v.),note (v.),respect (v.),tend (v.),wait on / upon (v.)

attention, pay no

sleep upon (v.)

attention, paying

ear (n.),remembrance (n.)

attention, paying continuous

intentively (adv.)

attention, paying special

superstitiously (adv.)

attention, pressing on the

attention, proper

observance (n.),observancy (n.)

attention, with close

narrowly (adv.)

attention, without much

slightly (adv.)

attention, without paying

attention to detail, painstaking

attentive

advertising (adj.),attent (adj.),careful (adj.),curious (adj.),diligent (adj.),heedful (adj.),industrious (adj.),officious (adj.),ready (adj.),respective (adj.)

attentive, less

attentive servant

attentively

advisedly (adv.),carefully (adv.),heedfully (adv.),tenderly (adv.),wistly (adv.)

attentiveness

care (n.),diligence (n.),observance (n.)

attentiveness, tender

observancy (n.)

attest

speak to,witness (v.)

attestable

probable (adj.)

attestation

approbation (n.),approof (n.),seal (n.),sign (n.),test (n.),vouch (n.)

attested

vouched (adj.),witnessed (adj.)

attire

abiliment (n.),accouter, accoutre (v.),accoutrements, accoustrements (n.),address (v.),array (n.),array (v.),deck up (v.),gear (n.),habiliment, abiliment (n.),ornament (n.),tire (v.),trim (v.)

attired

attiring

attitude

entertainment (n.),expressure (n.),fixure (n.),gesture (n.),grace (n.),shape (n.)

attitude, proper

attract

allure (v.),draw on (v.)

attracted, be

hearken after (v.),hearken for (v.)

attracting towards evil

vile-drawing (adj.)

attraction, sexual

attractive

fair-faced (adj.),goodly (adj.),gracious (adj.),quaint (adj.),sweet (adj.)

attractive, outwardly

attractive, superficially

flattering (adj.)

attractive in appearance

well-favoured (adj.)

attractive temptations, full of

fine-baited (adj.)

attractive to, be

attractively

handsomely (adv.)

attractively looking

well-seeming (adj.)

attractiveness

attribute

addition (n.),ascribe (v.),belonging (n.),condition (n.),lay (v.),lineament (n.),part (n.),put upon / on (v.)

attribute, special

appropriation (n.)

attributes, combination of

attributes, list

audacious

bold (adj.),brave (adj.),dareful (adj.),wild (adj.)

audaciously

audacity

forehead (n.),hardiness (n.)

audible

auricular (adj.)

audience

auditory (n.),hearer (n.),sitting (n.)

audience in a theatre courtyard

groundlings (n.)

audience-chamber

audit

auditory reception

apprehension (n.)

auger hole

augment

advantage (v.),amplify (v.),enlarge (v.),force (v.),mend (v.),piece (v.),piece out (v.),promise (v.)

augmented

new-added (adj.)

augur

bode (v.),sign (v.)

augurer

augur, augure (n.)

augury

augur, augure (n.),bodement (n.)

August 1

Lammastide (n.)

August 24

Bartholomew (n.)

aurora

auspicious

good-presaging (adj.),thriving (adj.)

austere

authentic

true (adj.),true (adj.)

authentic [as of a coin]

authenticate

authenticated [through a wax seal]

authentication

author

authoritative

authentic (adj.),imperial (adj.)

authoritative action

authoritative decision

authoritative guidance

authoritative charge

commission (n.)

authoritative influence

authoritative opinion

authority

author (n.),command (n.),commandment, commandement (n.),commission (n.),commission (n.),countenance (n.),edict (n.),gravity (n.),greatness (n.),potency (n.),power (n.),predominance (n.),virtue (n.)

authority, give

authority, have total

roast, rule the

authority, highest in

authority, kingly

sovereignty (n.)

authority, legitimate

authority, place in

authority, place of

authority, position of

command (n.),sway (n.)

authority, speak with

authority, those in

authority, written

authority to act

authorization

warrant (n.),warrantise, warrantize (n.),warranty (n.)

authorization, written

authorize

bear out (v.),command (v.),privilege (v.),tie (v.),warrant (v.)

authorized

allowed (adj.),authentic (adj.),public (adj.)

avail

avail, be of

avail oneself of

availability

availability, spare

superfluity (n.)

available

assistant (adj.),present (adj.)

available, make

impart (v.),put to (v.),require (v.),utter (v.)

available as evidence / as a witness

forthcoming (adj.)

available means

available money

purse (n.),store (n.)

available time

available to the mind, make

body forth (v.)

avaricious

large-handed (adj.),salt-butter (adj.)

avaricious, craftily

subtle-covetous (adj.)

avaricious disposition

avenge

quit (v.),requite (v.), past forms requit, requited,venge (v.)

avenue

average

common (adj.),common (n.),indifferent (adj.),mean (adj.),simple (adj.),so (adv.)

average character

indifferency (n.)

averse, be

aversion, displaying

distasteful (adj.)

aversion, silly

avert

evitate (v.),put off (v.),save (v.)

averted, unable to be

avid

avidly

hotly (adv.),hungerly (adv.)

avoid

eschew (v.),evitate (v.),forbear (v.),make from (v.),outrun (v.),pass (v.),save (v.),scape, 'scape (v.),shew (v.),shun (v.),skip (v.),spare (v.),spare (v.)

avoid, able to

avoid, warning to

circumvention (n.)

avoid by prompt action

avoid destruction

avoid offending

avow

pretend (v.),profess (v.),protest (v.)

avowal

confession (n.),evidence (n.),protest (n.)

avowal of skilled knowledge

profession (n.)

await

abide (v.),attend (v.),bide (v.),dwell on / upon,expect (v.),stay (v.),stay for (v.),stay on / upon (v.),tarry (v.),tend (v.)

await an opportunity

await employment

await the time

awaiting trial

forthcoming (adj.)

awake

awake, cause to come out by staying

awake, keep [in falconry]

awake, one who stays

awake, remain

overwatch (v.),wake (v.),watch (v.)

awake from the grave

awakened

award

adjudge (v.),lottery (n.)

aware

aware, be

advise, avise (v.),enter in (v.),ken (v.),observe (v.),wit (v.)

aware, make

advertise, advertize (v.)

aware, privately

aware, well

perfect (adj.),wise (adj.)

aware of, made

awareness

apprehension (n.),belief (n.),cunning (n.),discretion (n.),expedition (n.),knowing (n.),notion (n.),receiving (n.),sense (n.),understanding (n.)

awareness, sense of

awareness, with full

advisedly (adv.)

away, be

away, keep

abandon (v.),put off (v.)

away, stay

away fighting

away from

away from, get

away from, keep

away from here

apart (adv.),hence (adv.)

away from home

abroad (adv.),forth (adv.),out (adv.)

away from the others

away from there

away with you

awe

awe, full of

awe, held in

awe, inspiring no

awe-inspiring

awful (adj.),fearful (adj.),solemn (adj.)

awestruck

awed (adj.),wonder-wounded (adj.)

awful

doubtful (adj.),sorry (adj.)

awfully

doubtfully (adv.)

awkward

awkward silence

awry

across (adv.),athwart (adv.),bias (adv.)

awry, gone

misshapen (adj.)

axe

poleaxe, sledded

axe, executioner's

axe-wielding Irish soldier

galloglass, gallowglass (n.)

axis

axis [astronomy]

axletree, axle-tree (n.)