SOCIABLE
ADJECTIVES
1548 — ACCOMPANABLE sociable, companionable → obs.
1580 — ACCOMPANIABLE sociable, companionable → obs.
1631 — CONVERSATIVE fitted for social intercourse, sociable → obs.
1653 — JUNKETING that holds or attends feasts, parties, etc.; convivial, sociable → obs.
1661 — CONVERSIVE sociable → obs.
1790 — GOTHERLY sociable, affable, of a kindly disposition → Eng. dial.
..L18 — PUKKA proper, socially acceptable
1822 — MATELY friendly, sociable, intimate
1828 — JANNOCK — JONNOCK sociable; fair; just; straightforward; genuine → Eng. dial.
1888 — INNERLY pleasant, cheerful, sociable; kindly, affectionate, compassionate→ Sc.
1890 — SILVER-TAILED wealthy, affluent, socially prominent → sl., orig. Aust.
..20C — COOL socially adept → sl.
..20C — TOP-DRAWER of the highest stand, esp. socially → colloq.
1928 — FELLOWLY sociable, companionable → Amer. dial.
NOUNS, PERSON
1918 — EXTROVERT a sociable or unreserved person .
VERBS
1886 — UNBUCKLE to unbend, to become less stiff, to throw off reserve, to become sociable
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