Reverse Dictionary: ANTIQUE

ADJECTIVES
1400 MOTH-EATEN antiquated; out of fashion 
1549 RUSTY antiquated, old-fashioned; obsolete 
1682 — RUSTING becoming antiquated; deteriorating through age, disuse, or neglect 
..L17 — CATHEDRAL antique, ancient, out-of-date → sl.
1750 AULD-FARRANT antiquated, old-fashioned; quaint; droll → Sc.
1772 FOGRAM antiquated, old-fashioned, out of date → obs.
1792 VENERABLE antique, ancient, old 
1818 FARRANT antiquated, old-fashioned → Sc.
1851 MOSS-GROWN antiquated, old-fashioned 
1893 OLD ANCIENT antique, ancient, old-fashioned → Sc. & Eng. dial.
1904 MOSSY antiquated, old or outdated → US sl.
1942 ATTICQUATED antiquated, related to the attic → Amer. sl. (Bk.)


NOUNS
1374 ELD antiquity, duration of existence; time considered as a destroying or wearing agency → obs.
1387 ELDNESS antiquity, a former state of things → obs.
1422 OLDENNESS antiquity, olden quality → obs.
1677 ANCIENTY antiquity → Eng. dial.
1803 VENERABLE an antique; a venerable thing 
1820 HAS-BEEN an antiquity, ancient rite or custom → Sc.
1828 ANCIENTNESS antiquity ​→ Sc.
1828 PALAEOLOGY the science or study of antiquities 
1866 ANCIENTRY antiquities; old things → Eng. dial.
1887 ANCIENTRY antiquity → Sc.
1912 RESIDENTER → OLD RESIDENTER an antique, a relic; something that has acquired venerable or impressive qualities through age → Amer. dial.
1928 MUSEUM PIECE something regarded as antiquated or decrepit → colloq.


NOUNS, PERSON
1652 PHILARCHAIST an antiquary, a lover of what is ancient 
1698 MAN OF CABINETS an antiquarian → obs.
1775 FOGRAM an antiquated or old-fashioned person; a fussy old fellow 
1822 PALAEOPHILIST an antiquarian, a lover of antiquities 
1828 PALAEOLOGIST an antiquarian, one versed in the study of antiquities 
1873 MOSSBACK a person holding very antiquated notions → colloq.
1894 PALAEOLOGIAN an antiquarian; one who rests on the authority of antiquity → obs.
1928 MUSEUM PIECE a person regarded as antiquated or decrepit → colloq.
1929 BIRD DOG an antique dealer or art dealer commissioned to find a specific object → Amer. sl.
1972 TAT QUEEN an antique dealer or collector → Brit. homosexual sl. (Bk.)


VERBS
1694 RUST to render antiquated or obsolete → obs.
1828 ANTIQUARIANIZE to act as an antiquary → colloq.