Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| advice | recommendation regarding a decision or course of conduct. |
| advisable | sensible, to be recommended. |
| advisableness | the state of being advisable. |
| advisably | (Adv.) ADVISABLE, to be recommended. |
| advise | to give advice to. |
| advisedly | (Adv.) ADVISED. |
| advisee | one who is advised. |
| adviser | one who advises. |
| advisor | one who advises. |
| advisory | having the attribute or function of advising; (noun) a statement giving advice. |
| advocate | one who speaks in favour of something or someone; (verb) to speak in favor of. |
| advocator | one who advocates. |
| airth | to guide. |
| aread | (Spenser) to counsel. |
| arede | (Spenser) to counsel. |
| arreede | (Spenser) to counsel. |
| avize | (Obs.) to advise. |
| avyze | (Obs.) to advise. |
| awarn | (Spenser) to warn. |
| conseil | (Fr.) advice, council. |
| counsel | advice; (verb) to advise. |
| counselee | one who is counselled. |
| counsellee | one who is counselled. |
| counsellor | one who gives counsel. |
| counselor | (US) one who gives counsel. |
| dehorter | a dissuader; an adviser to the contrary. |
| exhort | to advise urgently. |
| exhorter | one who exhorts or incites. |
| forewarn | to warn in advance. |
| guidable | capable of being guided. |
| guidance | advice. |
| guide | one who shows the way to go somewhere or do something; (verb) to show the way to. |
| guidebook | a book of information for tourists. |
| guideless | without a guide. |
| guideline | a line drawn, or a rope, etc fixed, to act as a guide. |
| guidepost | a post to guide the traveller. |
| helpline | an often free telephone line by means of which people with a particular problem may contact advisers who will help them deal with it. |
| inadvisable | not advisable. |
| inadvisably | (Adv.) INADVISABLE, not advisable. |
| kibbitz | (Yiddish) to offer unwanted advice. |
| kibbitzer | (Yiddish) one who offers unwanted advice. |
| kibitz | (Yiddish) to look on and offer unsolicited, meddlesome advice. |
| kibitzer | (Yiddish) one who offers unwanted advice. |
| memento | (Lat.) something that serves to warn or remind; a souvenir. |
| mentee | a person under the direction of a mentor, esp in business. |
| mentor | one who advises; (verb) to serve as friend and tutor to. |
| mentorial | containing advice or admonition. |
| mentorship | the office of mentor. |
| misadvice | wrong advice. |
| misadvise | to advise wrongly. |
| misadvisedly | (Adv.) MISADVISED. |
| misavised | (Spenser) ill-advised. |
| miscounsel | to counsel or advise wrongly. |
| monish | to admonish; to warn. |
| paraenetic | exhortatory. |
| paraenetical | exhortatory. |
| precept | a general instruction or rule for action, a maxim. |
| premonish | to warn beforehand. |
| premonishment | the act of premonishing. |
| premonition | previous notice or warning. |
| premonitive | conveying a warning. |
| premonitory | conveying a warning. |
| previse | to foresee, forewarn. |
| previsor | one that previses, forewarns. |
| prewarn | to warn in advance. |
| readvise | to advise again. |
| rede | (Arch.) advice, counsel; (verb) to advise or counsel. |
| redeless | (Arch.) without rede or counsel. |
| reede | (Spenser) counsel. |
| tipsheet | a list of advice for betting on races or investing in stock. |
| token | a sign; (verb) to be a warning to, to betoken. |
| unadvised | ill advised. |
| unadvisedly | (Adv.) UNADVISED. |
| unwarned | not warned. |
| vizament | (Shakesp.) advisement. |
| vor | (Shakesp.) to warn. |
| warner | one who warns. |
| warningly | (Adv.) WARNING, giving a warning. |
| weise | (Scots) to guide in a certain direction. |
| weize | (Scots) to guide in a certain direction. |