† consimilityn.
Obsolete.
= consimilitude n.
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anlikenessOE
ylikenessOE
likenessa1250
likeliheada1393
resemblancea1393
likeliness?a1425
similitudec1425
semblingc1440
alikenessc1450
assemblance1485
agreement1495
likelihood1495
agreeance1525
analogy1542
simility1543
semblablenessc1550
semblance1576
nearness1577
vicinity1594
simile1604
assimilation1605
consimilitude1610
parity1612
bly1615
similarity1615
connaturality1621
similiancy1622
connaturalnessa1628
reasemblance1638
consimilarity1658
similariness1669
similarness1670
consimility1680
kindredship1733
family likeness1759
family resemblance1785
cognateness1816
feel1892
1680 J. Aubrey in J. Walker Lett. Eminent Persons (1813) II. 511 Their consimility of disposition.
1691 A. Wood Athenæ Oxonienses II. 627 The consimility of their dispositions.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1893; most recently modified version published online June 2019).
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n.1680- smegmas
- smegmatic
- smeigh
- smeighly
- smeighness
- smeke
- smeking
- smelite
- smell
- smell a fox
- smell a rat
- smell aloud
- smell blood
- smell fox
- smell of oil
- smell of one's shop
- smell of the baby
- smell of the candle
- smell of the candle, lamp, oil
- smell of the inkhorn
- smell of the lamp
- smell of the shop
- smell taste the lamp
- smell the flowers
- smell the ground