Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| afflict | to distress with mental or physical pain. |
| bane | an evil, a poison; (verb, arch.) to harm, poison. |
| baneful | having poisonous qualities; deadly. |
| banefully | (Adv.) BANEFUL, having poisonous qualities; deadly. |
| banefulness | the state of being baneful. |
| blastment | (Shakesp.) a blight. |
| damage | harm, injury; (verb) to injure. |
| damager | one who damages. |
| damagingly | (Adv.) DAMAGING. |
| dear | precious (verb) to injure |
| deare | (Spenser) to injure. |
| dearly | (Adv.) DEAR, precious. |
| deere | (Spenser) grievous; (noun) a deer. |
| deleterious | harmful, injurious. |
| deleteriously | (Adv.) DELETERIOUS, harmful. |
| dere | (Spenser) to injure. |
| detrimental | harmful (noun, arch.) an undesirable or harmful person or thing |
| detrimentally | (Adv.) DETRIMENTAL, harmful. |
| disserve | (Arch.) to do injury or mischief to. |
| endamage | to damage. |
| endamagement | damage, injury. |
| harm | damage, injury; (verb) to injure. |
| harmdoing | the doing of harm. |
| harmer | one who harms. |
| harmful | capable of harming. |
| harmfully | (Adv.) HARMFUL, capable of harming. |
| harmfulness | the state of being harmful. |
| harmless | not harmful. |
| hurt | a wound, injury; (verb) to injure. |
| hurtful | causing injury. |
| hurtfully | (Adv.) HURTFUL, causing injury. |
| hurtfulness | the state of being hurtful. |
| impairer | one who, or that which, impairs. |
| injure | to do or cause injury to. |
| injurer | one who injures. |
| injurious | causing injury. |
| injuriously | (Adv.) INJURIOUS, causing injury. |
| injury | harm inflicted or suffered. |
| jeoparder | one who puts in jeopardy. |
| jugulate | to cut the throat of; (fig.) to stop something by extreme measures. |
| jugulation | the act of jugulating. |
| maim | to injure so as to cause lasting damage. |
| maimer | one who maims. |
| maleficent | (Arch.) hurtful. |
| maleficial | (Arch.) injurious. |
| mar | to spoil or damage. |
| marrer | one who mars or injures. |
| molest | to disturb or annoy. |
| molestation | the act of molesting. |
| molester | one who molests. |
| nocent | causing injury; harmful (noun) one who does this |
| nocently | (Adv.) NOCENT, injurious. |
| nocuous | hurtful, noxious. |
| nocuously | (Adv.) NOCUOUS, hurtful, noxious. |
| noninjury | relating to something that is not an injury. |
| noxious | harmful to health. |
| noxiously | (Adv.) NOXIOUS, harmful to health. |
| noxiousness | the state of being noxious. |
| noy | (Spenser) to annoy. |
| noyous | (Spenser) vexatious, grievous. |
| offenceful | (Shakesp.) giving offence, injurious. |
| owie | an injury that is not serious. |
| reinjure | to injure again. |
| reinjury | the act of injuring again. |
| scaith | (ON) injury, harm; (verb) to injure. |
| scath | (Spenser) to injure. |
| scathe | (ON) to injure. |
| scatheful | harmful. |
| scathing | scornfully critical. |
| scathingly | (Adv.) SCATHING. |
| skaith | (ON) to injure. |
| skaithless | without skaith, scathe, i.e. unhurt. |
| teen | injury, pain; (verb) to injure. |
| teene | (Arch.) injury, pain. |
| teenful | full of teen; harmful; grievous. |
| tene | (Arch.) injury, pain. |
| unharmful | not harmful. |
| unharmfully | (Adv.) UNHARMFUL, not harmful. |
| wound | an injury (verb) to inflict an injury upon |
| woundingly | (Adv.) WOUNDING. |