Reverse Dictionary: ORIGINAL

ADJECTIVES
1593 — FUNDAMENTIVE primary, original → obs.
1602 — PRIMIGENIAL generated or produced first; of the earliest stage of existence; original, primitive, primary
1602 — PRIMITIAL first, original; primitive, primeval → obs.
1615 — PRIMIGENIE generated or produced first; of the earliest stage of existence; original, primitive, primary → obs.
1620 — PRIMIGENIOUS generated or produced first; of the earliest stage of existence; original, primitive, primary
1623 — PRIMIGENE formed or produced first; original, primary → obs.
1625 — PRIMOGENIOUS generated or produced first; of the earliest stage of existence; original, primitive, primary
1631 — PRIMOGENIAL generated or produced first; of the earliest stage of existence; original, primitive, primary
1640 — PRIMEVE original, primal, primitive; specifically, relating to the earliest history of the world → obs.
1650 — PRIMOGENIAN generated or produced first; of the earliest stage of existence; original, primitive, primary → obs.
1653 — ABORIGINARY original; first or earliest as recorded by history → obs.
1677 — PRIMIGENOUS generated or produced first; of the earliest stage of existence; original, primitive, primary
1820 — FAIR original, genuine → Amer. dial. obs.
1996 — OUT-OF-THE-BOX creative, original, unorthodox → colloq.

ADVERBS
1581 — PRIMITIVELY originally → obs.
1603 — PRIMORDIALLY from the very beginning; at first, originally

NOUNS
1487 — PRIMORDIAL an original or fundamental thing; a beginning or origin
1603 — VERD verdancy, freshness, newness, originality → obs.
1731 — PRIMIGENIALNESS originalness; the being the first of the kind → obs.
1825 — MASTERPIECE the original or main piece