GOD
ADJECTIVES
1597 — ONEMOST applied to God: absolutely the only one → obs.
1678 — POLYTHEISTICAL worshipping or believing in more than one god
1706 — POLYTHEISTIC worshipping or believing in more than one god
1865 — GODITE relating to or designating a person who believes in God → obs., depreciative usage
1872 — POLYTHEIST worshipping or believing in more than one god
ADVERBS
1778 — POLYTHEISTICALLY involving or referring to more than one god
NOUNS
..971 — HEAVEN-KING King of heaven; applied to God or Christ → obs.
1300 — PARAMOUR applied by women to Jesus Christ; occasionally also to God; applied by men to the Virgin → obs.
1362 — THE FATHER OF LIGHTS God
.M16 — ADONEE God → UK criminals’ sl.
1613 — POLYTHEISM the belief that there is more than one god; worship of several gods
1635 — LANDLORD God
1693 — EBENEZER a song of praise to God’
1726 — A-CHRISTISM disbelief in God → obs.
1815 — GUM God
1834 — MYRIOTHEISM belief in, or worship of countless numbers of gods → obs.
1839 — GOOD-MAN — THE GOOD MAN God → Sc. juvenile usage & Amer. dial.
1849 — OLD MASTER God → Amer. dial.
.M19 — OLD FELLOW God → sl.
1881 — MONOLATRY the worship of one god, esp. where other gods may be supposed to exist
1895 — ABOVE God → Eng. dial.
1900 — OLD MAKER the Christian God → African-American sl.
1902 — OLD MAN — THE OLD MAN God → Amer. dial.
1925 — THE GUY UPSTAIRS God → Amer. sl.
1926 — THE BIG BOSS God → US sl.
1940 — GUY God → US euphemism
1940 — THE DEAR God → Aust. sl.
1940 — THE MAN UPSTAIRS God
1946 — HEAD KNOCK God or Jesus → African-American
1953 — OLD GENTLEMAN God → Amer. dial.
1958 — OLD BLOKE God → US sl.
1960 — THE MAN God → US sl.
1960 — THE MAN ABOVE God → US sl.
1962 — THE BIG BOY God → US sl.
1975 — OLD SCHOLAR God → Amer. dial.
1991 — THEOMANIA a religious madness in which a person believes he is God or is inspired by God (Bk.)
1991 — THEOPHOBIA an abnormal fear of God (Bk.)
2002 — BIG MAN — THE BIG MAN God → UK sl.
NOUNS, PERSON
1380 — IDOLATER a worshipper of idols or images; one who pays divine honours to an image or representation of a god, or to any natural object as a deity
1386 — IDOLASTER a worshipper of idols or images; one who pays divine honours to an image or representation of a god, or to any natural object as a deity → obs.
1592 — IDOLANT an idolater → obs.
1601 — MOCK-GOD one who mocks, derides, or defies God; a blasphemer → obs.
1613 — IDOLATRESS a female idolater
1620 — POLYTHEIST a person who believes in or worships more than one god
1678 — MONARCHIST a person who believes in one supreme god, esp. amongst other gods → obs.
1680 — MONOTHEIST a person who believes there is one and only one God; an adherent or advocate of monotheism
1831 — ONE-GODDITE a monotheist (one who believes in one god)
1842 — GODITE a person who believes in God → depreciative usage
1900 — MONOLATRIST a worshipper of one god, esp. one god amongst many
1905 — MONOLATER a worshipper of one god, esp. one god amongst many
VERBS
1864 — POLYTHEIZE to believe in more than one god → obs.
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