Reverse Dictionary: INCREASE

ADJECTIVES
ACCRESCENT growing continuously, ever increasing → 1753
BOUNDING increasing by leaps and bounds, or rapidly → 1887
► CREASING increasing → 1592 obs.
► CRESCENT growing, increasing, developing → 1568
ECHING that increases → 1644 obs.
RAXING growing,  increasing → 1892 Sc.
VANTAGED increased, augmented → 1578 obs.

NOUNS
ACCREASE increase → 1598 obs.
AUCTION the act of increasing; increase, growth → 1692 obs.
BUMP-UP a sudden increase → 1927
CREASE an increase → c1440 obs.
CREASEMENT increase, augmentation → 1592 obs.
CREASING an increasing, increase, growth → 1398 obs.
CRESCENCE growth, increase → 1602 obs.
ECHING the act of increasing, enlarging, supplementing; an addition → 1382
EKE an addition, increase; a piece added on; a supplement → 894 obs. exc. Eng. dial.
EKEMENT an increase, extension, enlargement → a1603 obs.
MAGMENT great increase → 1623 obs.
MAJORATION the act of increasing or intensifying → 1626 obs.
OCKER increase → 1610 Sc. & Eng. dial.
RAISEMENT an advance, increase, rise → 1905 Eng. dial. (Bk.)
SCANCLISHIN scanty increase → 1904 Sc. (Bk.)

NOUNS – PERSON
EKER one who increases → 1483 obs.

VERBS
ACCREASE 1. to increase → 1401 obs.
2. to increase or grow by addition → 1535 obs.
ACCRESCE 1. to increase, to grow up → 1637 obs.
2. ​to increase, to add to → 1652 obs.
ADAUGE to add to, to augment, to increase by addition → 1657 obs.
ADVANCE to raise in amount or number, to increase → 1576 obs.
AMOUNT to mount up, to increase → ME obs.
BIGGEN to grow big, to increase in size → 1898 Eng. dial. (Bk.)
BIGGER to increase in size; to grow bigger → 1898 Eng. dial. (Bk.)
CREASE to increase → c1380 obs.
ECHE to enlarge, to augment, to increase → a1000 obs.
EKE to increase, to grow → 1535 obs.
GREATEN to increase, to enlarge, to magnify → 1626 arch.
HIT THE CEILING to increase to an excessive level → 1903 Amer. sl.
INGROWTH increase → 1826 Sc.
LARGE to enlarge, to increase, to widen → a1340 obs.
MAGNOPERATE to make greater; to cause a great increase of → 1610 obs.
MAJORATE to make greater; to cause to increase or develop → 1656 obs.
OCKER to increase, to add to → 1905 Sc. (Bk.)
SNOWBALL to increase rapidly → 1929 Amer. sl.
THRO to grow, to increase in size or stature; to grow up → 1325 obs.
THRODDEN to thrive; to grow, to increase; to improve by care or cultivation → 1641 Eng. dial.
YCHE to augment, to increase → 1398 obs.