Reverse Dictionary: ACKNOWLEDGE

ADJECTIVES
AGNIZED acknowledged, recognized → 1834 obs.
AVOWED acknowledged, plainly declared, admitted → 1340


NOUNS
AGNITION an acknowledgement; the act of acknowledging or recognizing something; a recognition → 1425 
BEKNOWLEDGING acknowledgement, confession → 1340 obs. 
BETHANK acknowledgement, thanks, indebtedness → 1826 Sc. 
DAP acknowledgement, credit, respect, self-awareness → 1970 African-American sl. 
KNOWLEDGEMENT acknowledgement → 1574 obs. 
KNOWLEDGING acknowledgement, confession; formal acknowledgement → 1225 obs. 
KNOWNESS acknowledgement ​→ 1200 obs.


NOUNS, PERSON
KNOWLEDGER a person who acknowledges or recognizes someone or something → 1382 obs. 


VERBS
► ACK to acknowledge a letter, etc. → 1984 Brit. clerical usage, orig. Civil Service 
► ACKNOW ► AKNOW to acknowledge, to admit or show one’s knowledge, to confess → 1000 obs. 
► AGNITE to acknowledge or recognize in some capacity → 1694 obs.
► AGNIZE to acknowledge or acknowledge in some capacity → 1535 obs. 
► BEKNOW to acknowledge, to admit one’s knowledge of; to confess; to understand → 1325 obs. exc. Eng. dial. 
► BEKNOWLEDGE to acknowledge → 1340 obs. 
► FESS to acknowledge, to profess → 1953 Amer. dial. 
► KEN to acknowledge, to make known, to declare, to confess ​→ 975 obs. 
► KNOWLEDGE to acknowledge, to admit to knowledge of; to accept or admit the existence or truth of → 1225 obs. 
► MISCOGNIZE to fail to acknowledge or appreciate; to misunderstand → 1603 obs.
► SHELL DOWN THE CORN to acknowledge one’s error → 1869 Amer. dial. 
► TAKE TO to acknowledge; to answer for the truth of anything; to stand to a bargain → 1790 Eng. dial. 
► YATE to acknowledge, to confess → 1200 obs.