adj. As a quality of things: Known; well-known, familiar. Obsolete. Cf. the negative uncouth, adj.

That has become an object of knowledge; that is or has been apprehended mentally; learned; familiar; esp. generally or widely known or recognized…

Known to a person from long or close association or frequent perception by any of the senses; part of one's everyday knowledge. Frequently with to…

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

In distinctly participial sense. Obsolete. rare.

Of things: Frequently occurring and hence familiarly known, familiar. Obsolete.

Known, acquainted, familiar.

Well known.

Acquainted, familiar.

Well-known, familiar.

Familiar; acquainted.

Very familiar; thoroughly known.

Positioned opposite; contrary; (hence) obvious, evident.

With whom intimate intercourse has been held; familiar.

poetic applied to a thing with which one is familiar. Obsolete.

Of knowledge or acquaintance: Involving or resulting from close familiarity; close.

Simple, homely, domestic. Obsolete.

Of things: familiar; well-known. Now rare.

Old.

Expressing affection or mild disparagement towards a familiar person or thing. Expressing familiarity, affection, or admiration for the person or…