ALLCOMERS | • allcomers n. Alternative form of all comers. • all-comers n. Alternative form of all comers. • all␣comers n. Everyone who comes to a given event. |
UNWELCOME | • unwelcome adj. Not welcome. • unwelcome v. (Transitive, rare) To treat as unwelcome. • UNWELCOME adj. not welcome. |
UNWELCOMED | • unwelcomed adj. Not having been welcomed. • UNWELCOMED adj. not welcomed. |
UNWELCOMELY | • unwelcomely adv. In an unwelcome manner. • UNWELCOME adv. not welcome. |
UNWELCOMENESS | • unwelcomeness n. The state or condition of being unwelcome. • UNWELCOMENESS n. the state of being unwelcome. |
UNWELCOMENESSES | • UNWELCOMENESS n. the state of being unwelcome. |
WELCOME | • welcome adj. Whose arrival is a cause of joy; received with gladness; admitted willingly to the house, entertainment, or company. • welcome adj. Producing gladness. • welcome adj. Free to have or enjoy gratuitously. |
WELCOMED | • welcomed adj. Having received a warm welcome. • welcomed v. Simple past tense and past participle of welcome. • WELCOME v. to greet cordially. |
WELCOMELY | • welcomely adv. In a welcome manner. • welcomely adv. Welcomingly. • WELCOME adv. received with gladness. |
WELCOMENESS | • welcomeness n. The condition of being welcome. • WELCOMENESS n. the state of being welcome. |
WELCOMENESSES | • WELCOMENESS n. the state of being welcome. |
WELCOMER | • welcomer n. Something which or someone who welcomes people, especially newcomers. • welcomer n. Something or someone that greets or is present for the arrival of something. • welcomer adj. Comparative form of welcome: more welcome. |
WELCOMERS | • welcomers n. Plural of welcomer. • WELCOMER n. one who welcomes. |
WELCOMES | • welcomes n. Plural of welcome. • welcomes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of welcome. • Welcomes prop.n. Plural of Welcome. |