Reverse Dictionary: PERMIT

ADJECTIVES
1399 — UNDEFENDED not forbidden, permitted, allowed → obs.
1475 — PERMISE permitted → obs.
1608 — ALL-LICENSED permitted to say or do anything → obs.
1849 — PERMISSORY permitting or giving permission

NOUNS
1529 — TICKET a writing in which something is certified or authorized; a certificate or voucher; a warrant, licence, permit → obs.
1580 — PERMITTANCE a permitting, allowing, or giving consent; consent, or liberty to do something
1635 — LET-PASS a permission to pass; a permit
1658 — FURLOUGH a permit, license, or passport → obs.

NOUNS – PERSON
1533 — SUFFERER one who permits something to be done → obs.
1846 — SANCTIONER one who sanctions; one who permits; one who promises or vows

PHRASES
1683 — PLEASE THE PIGS if circumstances permit; if all is well → UK

VERBS
..897 — LEVE to grant permission to; to allow, to permit → obs.
..900 — I-THAVE to permit, to allow → obs.
1500 — GIVE LEAVE to allow, to permit → obs.
1602 — BETEEM to allow or permit to do something → obs.
1670 — BEHOLD to permit → obs.
1864 — THOLE to allow, to permit, to admit of; to require, to stand in need of → Sc. & Eng. dial.
1899 — GRUTCH to give or permit with reluctance; to grant or submit to unwillingly; to begrudge → Amer. dial.
1910 — SIGHT to tolerate, to permit, to put up with → Aust. sl.