Private fellowship; familiarity, intimacy. Obsolete.

Close intimacy or friendship.

Intimacy; intimate or informal behaviour; = familiarity, n. 1a and 2a. Obsolete (poetic in later use).

The fact of being intimately acquainted; intimacy, familiarity; close friendship. Obsolete.

With with. Intimacy, familiarity; favour, popularity. Now somewhat archaic.

The quality or condition of being private; withdrawal from public or official life, duties, etc.; privacy, seclusion. Formerly also: †intimacy…

Wholeness or oneness of feeling with another; close friendship, familiarity, intimacy.

Familiar relation or acquaintance; familiarity, intimacy; association, intercourse. Obsolete. (Cf. habit, n. 10.)

Intimacy. Obsolete. rare.

Closeness (of friendship or intimacy). Obsolete.

In plural. Reciprocal acts of goodwill; intimacies; things that are held in common or shared by two or more parties.

Close acquaintance or relationship; intimacy; personal favour or regard. Obsolete. rare.

Close friendship or acquaintance, intimacy, n.

Intimacy.

Intimacy; intimate relations. Also in plural. Obsolete.

The state of being personally intimate; intimate friendship or acquaintance; familiar intercourse; close familiarity; an instance of this.

= intimacy, n.

The state of being very friendly or intimate; friendly interaction; close friendship, intimacy (with a person). Formerly also with †to, †of. Now rare…

Scottish. Company, intimacy; close friendship or association. to keep throng: to keep company, associate with. Cf. throng, adj. 7. Obsolete.

Nearness to anything in space, time, amount, association, resemblance, etc.

harmony in which the parts composing each chord lie closely together, usually within an octave or twelfth; also attributive and figurative; cf. barbe…

intimacy, closeness.

Intimate association or companionship.

The quality of being dear. Intimacy, mutual affection.