Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| bewray | (Arch.) to reveal unintentionally, esp the existence, presence, or true character of (a person or thing). |
| bewrayer | one who, or that which, bewrays. |
| branky | (Scots) showy. |
| dashy | calculated to arrest attention; ostentatiously fashionable. |
| demonstrable | capable of being demonstrated. |
| demonstrate | to show clearly. |
| demonstration | the act of demonstrating. |
| demonstrational | relating to demonstration. |
| disclose | to reveal. |
| discoure | (Spenser) to discover. |
| discure | (Spenser) to discover. |
| disenshroud | to divest of a shroud. |
| display | to make evident or obvious. |
| displayer | one who displays. |
| divulgate | (Arch.) to publish. |
| divulgation | the act of divulgating. |
| divulge | to reveal. |
| divulgement | the act of divulging. |
| divulger | one who divulges. |
| evince | to indicate or exhibit. |
| evincive | tending to evince, prove or demonstrate. |
| exhibit | to present for public viewing. |
| exhibiter | one who exhibits. |
| exhibition | an act or instance of exhibiting. |
| exhibitive | serving for exhibition; representative. |
| exhibitively | (Adv.) EXHIBITIVE, serving for exhibition; representative. |
| exhibitor | one who exhibits. |
| exhibitory | exhibiting; publicly showing. |
| expo | an exhibition or public showing. |
| expose | to lay open to view. |
| exposer | one who exposes. |
| exposture | (Shakesp.) exposure. |
| exposure | the act of exposing. |
| flaunt | anything displayed for show (verb) to exhibit in a gaudy manner |
| flaunty | flaunting. |
| foreshew | (Arch.) to show or exhibit beforehand. |
| foreshow | (Arch.) to show or exhibit beforehand. |
| glitzily | (Adv.) GLITZY, showy, garish. |
| glitziness | the quality of being glitzy. |
| glitzy | showy, garish. |
| indicatory | serving to indicate. |
| manifest | clear, obvious (verb) to show clearly |
| ostensive | showing, exhibiting. |
| ostensively | (Adv.) OSTENSIVE, showing, exhibiting. |
| ostent | show, appearance; (verb) to show off. |
| preshow | to show in advance. |
| propale | (Scots) to disclose. |
| purtraid | (Obs.) portrayed. |
| purtrayd | (Obs.) portrayed. |
| redisplay | to display again. |
| reexhibit | to exhibit again. |
| reshow | to show again. |
| reshowing | the act of showing again. |
| reveal | to make known. |
| revealable | capable of being revealed. |
| revealer | one who reveals. |
| revealingly | (Adv.) REVEALING. |
| revealment | the act of revealing. |
| revelator | one who makes a revelation. |
| ritz | a pretentious display. |
| setout | a display, as of plate, equipage, etc.. |
| shaw | (Scots) to show. |
| shew | (Arch.) to show. |
| shewer | one who shews. |
| show | a display (verb) to cause or permit to be seen |
| showable | able to be shown. |
| showcase | to show something off to best advantage. |
| shown | (PaP.) SHOW, to cause or permit to be seen. |
| showy | ostentatious. |
| splurgy | showy, ostentatious. |
| unheal | (Spenser) to discover, disclose. |
| unhele | (Spenser) to uncover, disclose. |
| unmask | to remove a mask from. |
| unmasker | one who unmasks. |
| unshewn | (Arch.) not shown. |
| unshown | not shown. |