Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
align | to arrange in a straight line. |
aline | to arrange in a straight line. |
appose | to place in juxtaposition or proximity. |
ark | a chest or coffer; (verb, obs.) to place in an ark. |
arrayal | the act of arraying. |
belee | (Shakesp.) to place on the lee side of something. |
bit | a small piece (verb) to curb or restrain |
circumpose | to place around. |
collate | to compare critically. |
collocate | to place together. |
collocation | the placing of things together. |
collocational | relating to collocation. |
counterpose | to place in opposition, contrast, or equilibrium. |
darraigne | (Obs.) to vindicate; to put in battle array. |
decenter | to put out of centre. |
decentre | to put out of centre. |
deposit | to place. |
disembark | to leave a ship, to land. |
dishumour | (Obs.) to put out of humour. |
disloign | (Spenser) to put at a distance; to remove. |
dout | (Scots) to put out, extinguish. |
echelon | a steplike arrangement; (verb) to arrange in an echelon formation. |
embar | (Arch.) to shut in; to put under embargo. |
emplace | to put in or provide with an emplacement. |
encradle | (Spenser) to lay in a cradle. |
endoss | (Obs.) to endorse, to inscribe. |
endue | to put on, as of clothes; to invest with. |
enhearse | (Shakesp.) to put in, or as in, a hearse or coffin. |
enisle | to put on or make into an island. |
enrange | to range in order; to put in rank. |
enrank | (Shakesp.) to place in order. |
enraunge | (Spenser) to arrange; to rove over. |
ensconce | to settle securely or comfortably. |
ensky | (Shakesp.) to place in the sky. |
ensteep | (Shakesp.) to steep; to place under water. |
flange | a projecting or raised edge or flank, such as of a wheel or rail; (verb) to widen out; to put a flange on. |
fleme | (Scots) to put to flight. |
forslow | (Shakesp.) to delay. |
fub | (Arch.) to put off. |
germ | a microorganism; a shoot (verb) to put forth buds, sprout |
gyve | a fetter; (verb) to put fetters on. |
hypnoidise | to put in the hypnoidal state. |
hypnoidize | to put in the hypnoidal state. |
imburse | to put in a purse; to pay. |
impocket | (Arch.) to put in one's pocket. |
inhearse | (Shakesp.) to put in, or as in, a hearse or coffin. |
inserter | one who inserts. |
install | to set up and put into use. |
instate | to set, place, or establish, as in a rank, office, or condition. |
interbed | to insert between other layers. |
interfile | to arrange in or add to a file. |
interlay | to interpose, lay between. |
interpone | to interpose; to insert or place between. |
interposal | the act of interposing. |
interpose | to place between. |
interposer | one who interposes. |
intersert | (Obs.) to put in between other things; to insert. |
inurnment | the act of inurning, putting into an urn. |
juxtapose | to place side by side. |
kembo | to set akimbo. |
kimbo | to set akimbo. |
lay | a situation, a place for lying; (verb) to deposit, place horizontal. |
makeup | the way anything is arranged or constituted. |
marshal | (In France and the French colonies) an officer of the highest military rank; (verb) to arrange, place, or rank in order at a banquet, table, etc. |
marshall | to arrange, place, or rank in order at a banquet, table, etc. |
middle | equally distant from the extremes; (noun) the middle point or area; (verb) to place in the middle. |
middling | average, so-so (noun) goods of a middle quality; coarsely ground wheat |
middlingly | (Adv.) MIDDLING, neither good nor bad. |
misarrange | to arrange wrongly. |
mislocate | to locate in the wrong place. |
mislocation | the act of mislocating. |
misplace | to place incorrectly. |
mussily | (Adv.) MUSSY, disarranged; rumpled. |
mussy | disarranged, rumpled. |
niche | a recess in a wall; (verb) to place in a niche. |
offput | (Scots) the act of putting off. |
on | in contact with the upper surface of; (adv.) in operation; (adj.) operating; (noun) the side of the field on which the batsman stands; (verb) to go on with, to put up with. |
outmode | to put out of fashion. |
outmodedly | (Adv.) OUTMODED. |
outmodedness | the state of being outmoded. |
packet | a small package; (verb) to put into a packet. |
parcel | a package, esp one wrapped in paper and tied with string; (verb) to put into a parcel. |
place | position, location; (verb) to set in a particular position ) PLAST or PLASTE or YPLAST. |
posit | to dispose or set firmly or fixedly; to place or dispose in relation to other objects. |
prepose | to place or set before; to prefix. |
put | to place; to throw. |
radialise | to arrange radially. |
radialize | to arrange radially. |
recentre | to centre again. |
redd | (Scots) to put in order. |
repone | to replace. |
reposit | to lay away, deposit. |
repudiable | admitting of repudiation. |
reputative | reputed, putative. |
reputatively | (Adv.) REPUTATIVE, reputed, putative. |
rerack | to put back in a rack. |
resite | to site again. |
roster | a list of employees, army personnel, etc with assigned duties; (verb) to put into a roster. |
seriate | arranged in a series or rows (verb) to arrange in rows |
seriately | (Adv.) SERIATE, arranged in rows. |
setup | the way something is arranged. |
shelf | a board fixed horizontally on a wall, for putting things on (verb) to put on a shelf, to shelve |
site | a place, situation; (verb) to place in position for operation. |
situate | to place in a certain position. |
socket | a hollow into which something is inserted or into which something fits; (verb) to fit into a socket. |
stell | to place or fix firmly or permanently. |
superimposable | capable of being superimposed. |
superimpose | to place or lay over or above something. |
superposable | capable of being superposed. |
superpose | to place above or on something else. |
synthesise | to combine or produce by synthesis. |
synthetise | to put together in a synthesis. |
synthetize | to put together in a synthesis. |
tier | a row, level, rank; (verb) to arrange in tiers. |
trance | a dazed, abstracted, ecstatic or exalted state (verb) to put in a trance |
underprop | to prop from beneath. |