method /methˈəd/

1. The mode or rule used in carrying out a task or accomplishing an aim
2. Orderly procedure
3. Manner
4. Orderly arrangement
5. Methodicalness
6. Classification
7. A system or rule
8. Manner of performance
9. An instruction book systematically arranged (archaic)

methodic /mi-thodˈik/ or methodˈical adjective

1. Carried out or arranged in a systematic and orderly way
2. Disposed in a just and natural manner
3. Observing method, inclined to be systematic
4. Formal

methodˈically adverb

methodˈicalness noun

Methˈodism noun (Christianity)

The principles and practice of the Methodists

methˈodist noun

1. A person who observes method
2. (with cap) a follower of John and Charles Wesley, a name given first to a group of students at Oxford ‘for the regularity of their lives as well as studies’
3. A member of the Methodist Church, a nonconformist denomination founded in 1795 on John Wesley's doctrines

Of or relating to Methodism

Methodistˈic or Methodistˈical adjective

1. Resembling the Methodists, esp as viewed by opponents
2. Strict in religious matters

Methodistˈically adverb

methˈodize or methˈodise transitive verb

1. To reduce to a system or method
2. To arrange in an orderly way

methˈodizer or methˈodiser noun

methodologˈical adjective

methodologˈically adverb

• go to market
• go-to-meeting
• go too far
• go to one's account
• go to one's long account
• go to pieces
• go to pot
• go to press
• go to prove
• go to sea
• go to seed
• go to show
• go to sleep
• go to someone's head
• go to the bad
• go to the country
• go to the devil
• go to the dogs
• go to the wall
• go to the wars
• go to the world
• go to town
• go to war
• go to waste
• gotta