Gracious, kind, friendly.

Well-disposed, friendly, not hostile. Also with to. Cf. enemy, adj. Obsolete.

Characteristic of or befitting a fellow, companion, friend, or peer; relating to fellowship, companionship, or friendship.

Familiar, friendly.

Friendly, well-disposed, loving.

Chiefly in regard to behaviour or attitude towards others: friendly, kindly. Of a person. Obsolete.

Of a person: approachable, affable, familiar; unpretentious, unassuming; (in early use) †kind, generous (obsolete). U.S. regional (chiefly south Mi…

Of a person. Friendly or well-disposed (to); intimate (with). In later use only in quim and cosh. Obsolete.

Scottish. Friendly, amicable. Obsolete.

Of a person: easy to be acquainted with; disposed to friendship; affable, amiable; (also) capable of being made an acquaintance. Occasionally †(of a…

Friendly or affable in company; courteous, sociable; characterized by such qualities. Obsolete.

Of two persons: having a very close, friendly, or intimate relationship (frequently with together). Of one or more persons: very close, friendly…

Characteristic of, or comparable to that of, a friend; friendly.

Favourably disposed, friendly, affable. (Cf. toward, adj. 4.)

Friendly; kindly; good-natured, good-tempered; affable, sociable. Cf. amiable, adj. 3.

Friendly, amicable.

Friendly; amicable.

Favourably disposed, friendly. Used exclusively of an eye. Obsolete.

Capable of being accosted or approached; approachable, accessible; affable.

Friendly, pleasing, congenial; favourable or conducive to something.

Friendly. Obsolete. rare.

With the modern colloquial sense of ‘nice’, i.e. pleasing from convenience or agreeableness. Of persons: Good-natured, well-disposed; amiable. U.S.…

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Agreeable, comfortable; friendly, intimate.

Friendly, sociable, intimate.