Reverse Dictionary: SECURE

ADJECTIVES
..897 • SICKER free from danger or harm; secure, safe → Sc. & N. Eng. dial.
1340 • SICKER having a sense of security; confident → obs.
1396 • SOVER sure, secure, safe, sound → Sc. obs.
1400 • UNDANGERED safe, secure
1477 • ASSURED made safe, secured; safe, secure → obs.
1529 • COCKSURE absolutely safe or protected; perfectly secure → obs.
1549 • JEOPARDLESS free from risk or peril; safe, secure → obs.
1593 • WALL-FAST secure within walls → obs.
1600 • SOUND safe, secure; free from danger → obs.
1891 • HASPED fastened up, secured → Eng. dial.

​ ADVERBS
1050 • FASTLY closely, securely → obs.
1225 • HETEFASTE firmly, securely, fast → obs.
1275 • SICKERLY in a secure manner → Sc. & N. Eng. dial.
1330 • STRAIT in strait or careful keeping; securely → obs.
1340 • TRISTLY confidently; securely, boldly → obs.
1380 • TRISTILY securely; trustfully, confidently → obs.
1508 • TRAIST firmly, securely → obs.
1513 • SOVERLY surely; securely → Sc. obs.
1586 • SICKER securely; without risk of falling or shifting → Sc. & N. Eng. dial.
1889 • HARD tightly, firmly, securely → Sc. & Eng. dial.
.L19 • ON EASY STREET living a secure, comfortable life → sl. 
1920 • SOLID secure, free of problems → US sl.

​ NOUNS
1230 • SICKERNESS the state or condition of being secure; freedom from danger or harm → obs. exc. Sc.
1625 • AVENTINE a secure position; a ‘strong tower’ → obs.
1740 • ANCHORAGE a secure or stable place or position

​ VERBS
1000 • FRITH to secure from disturbance, to defend, to help, to protect → obs.
1310 • TACHE to fasten, to attach, to fix, to secure a person or thing → obs. exc. Eng. dial.
1338 • SAVE to make a place secure → obs.
1374 • WARNESTORE to fortify, to secure → obs.
1375 • WARISH to guard, to secure, to protect, to preserve; to save, to rescue → obs.
1384 • STABLISH to make secure, to strengthen, to reinforce → arch.
1400 • TRAIST to make secure or safe, to commit in trust → Sc. & Eng. dial., obs.
1520 • MAKE ONE’S PARTY GOOD to make one’s position, status, etc., secure → obs.
1581 • RIDE AT ANCHOR to be safe and secure
1592 • FORFEND to secure, defend, or protect by precautionary measures → chiefly Amer.
1600 • ASSECURE to make secure, sure, or safe → obs.
1628 • INSAFE to make safe; to secure, to insure → obs.
1693 • SICKER to secure, to make sure or certain of; to make fast, to fix firmly → obs.
1732 • NAIL to take or obtain for oneself; to secure; to make sure of → sl., orig. criminals’ usage
1760 • NAIL DOWN to get hold of, to secure → sl., orig. UK criminals’ sl.
1804 • MAKE to fasten, to secure, to make fast → Eng. dial.
1812 • HANK to fasten, to secure, to tie up; to fasten with a loop → Sc. & Eng. dial.
1823 • HANDLE to receive or get money from; to secure; to get hold of → Sc. & Eng. dial.
.M19 • CAFFLE to take, to hold, to secure → UK criminals’ sl.
1860 • CORRAL to secure, to lay hold of, to seize → US colloq.
1875 • CINCH to get a person into a tight place; to secure a hold upon
1885 • MAKE A BID FOR to try to secure
1887 • SNACKLE to secure, to make fast
1911 • BAG to gain, to achieve, to secure, or win for oneself, esp. after repeated attempts → Amer. sl.
1925 • NAB to obtain for oneself; to secure → Amer. sl.