With †to, with. Of a person or a person's manner: familiar; friendly; intimate. rare after 17th cent.

Of a person: on terms of close friendship with another person or group; (of more than one person) on terms of close friendship with each other…

Extremely friendly, intimate; = familiar, adj. 3a.

Intimate, close. Obsolete.

= intrinsic, adj. 2b. Obsolete.

Intimate. Obsolete.

= intimate, adj.

= intimate, adj.

Intimate, familiar, ‘at home’. Obsolete.

Close in acquaintance or association; closely connected by friendship or personal knowledge; characterized by familiarity (with a person or…

Intimate, friendly; on close terms with.

Close in confidence and association; intimate, familiar; often in similes (with allusion to other senses), e.g. as thick as glue, as inkle-weavers,…

Closely involved together; intimately associated, familiar, friendly. Cf. throng, n. 4.

Of persons. Conversant, familiar, or intimately acquainted with a subject or person.

Originally U.S. Intimately or closely allied, on friendly terms, with another.

Intimate, sociable.

Intimate, affectionate; suggesting a degree of familiarity sufficient to ‘tutoyer’.

Warmly intimate or friendly; sentimental; frequently in pejorative sense: complacent, smug, unadventurous, parochial; = comfortable, adj. 10b.

Given to or characterized by schmoozing (see schmooze, v. 1); (originally) friendly, intimate, chatty; (later usually) insincerely or…

On terms of close friendship, intimate. Cf. thick, adj. 10. U.S. slang.