to alphabetize
101alphabetise — (Brit.) v. arrange according to alphabetical order (also alphabetize) …
102alphabetised — alphabetise (Brit.) v. arrange according to alphabetical order (also alphabetize) …
103alphabetises — alphabetise (Brit.) v. arrange according to alphabetical order (also alphabetize) …
104alphabetising — alphabetise (Brit.) v. arrange according to alphabetical order (also alphabetize) …
105alphabet — noun a set of letters or symbols in a fixed order used to represent the basic set of speech sounds of a language. Derivatives alphabetization or alphabetisation noun alphabetize or alphabetise verb Origin C16: from late L. alphabetum, from Gk… …
106list — I 1. noun a list of the world s wealthiest people Syn: catalog, inventory, record, register, roll, file, index, directory, listing, checklist, enumeration 2. verb the accounts are listed alphabetically Syn: record, regis …
107assort — v classify, sort, type, group; rank, grade, graduate, rate, class, range; categorize, codify, bracket, index, tabulate, catalogue; file, list, alphabetize, number; segregate, sift, separate; distribute, parcel, allocate, assign, allot; array,… …
108catalogue — n 1. list, enumeration, laundry list, beadroll, roll, slate, muster, directory; index, table, file, classification; inventory, record, register; schedule, calendar, docket; chartulary, archives. 2. bulletin, handbill, dodger, throwaway, flyer,… …
109classify — v arrange, range, order, dispose, place, group; organize, sort, assort, size; class, type, name, label, tag, ticket, brand; digest, index, file, codify, number, alphabetize; draw up, list, catalog; categorize, pigeonhole, Sl. peg, Sl. button down …
110codify — v 1.(all of a set of laws) digest, abstract, summarize, synopsize; condense, compress, concentrate, consolidate. 2. classify, group, arrange, pigeonhole; order, grade, graduate, rank, rate; catalogue, list, file, index, tabulate, alphabetize;… …
