Reverse Dictionary: NEUTRAL

ADJECTIVES
1556NEUTERLIKE neutral 
1635ADIAPHOROUS neutral, indifferent, immaterial; neither right nor wrong morally 
1862 HALF AND BETWEEN neutral, neither one thing nor the other → Sc.


NOUNS
1612 ADIAPHORACY → ADIAPHORICIE neutrality, indifference → rare
1658 ADIAPHORY neutrality, indifference; religious indifference → rare
1723 PARLEY a state of neutrality, a period of truce; the call for such a truce or pause in a game Sc.


NOUNS, PERSON
1556NEUTER a person who holds himself neutral; one who takes neither side in a dispute or controversy, or favours neither of two opposed views 
1562JACK OF BOTH SIDES a person who sides first with one party and then with the other 
1594 JACK-ON-BOTH-SIDES a neutral → sl.
1600 LIE-BY a neutral; one who stands aside → obs. exc. Sc.
L19 HALF-AND-HALFER a person or object that cannot easily be categorized, neither one thing nor another → sl.


VERBS
1562HOLD WITH THE HARE AND RUN WITH THE HOUNDS to try to keep in with both sides; to play a double part 
1562RUN WITH HARE AND HOUNDS to try to keep in with both sides; to play a double part 
1562RUN WITH THE HARE AND HUNT WITH THE HOUNDS to try to keep in with both sides; to play a double part 
17C CARRY ONE’S CUP EVEN BETWEEN TWO PARTIES to favour neither of them → colloq.
1609 NEUTRIZE to stay neutral → obs. rare
1829BE ON THE FENCE to be neutral 
1837NEGATIVE to render ineffective, to neutralize