Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| accolade | (Fr.) a ceremonial embrace; a ceremony or salute conferring knighthood; (verb) to bestow an accolade on. |
| congreet | (Arch.) to salute mutually. |
| greet | to address in a friendly and courteous way to weep |
| greete | (Spenser) to weep. |
| greeter | one who greets another. |
| halse | (Arch.) to hail, greet. |
| hause | (Arch.) to salute, greet. |
| hawse | to salute, greet. |
| heil | (Ger.) interjection, hail!; (verb) to salute. |
| hooroo | to say goodbye. |
| mihi | (Maori) a ceremonial greeting; (verb) to greet ceremonially. |
| regreet | to exchange greetings. |
| resalute | to salute again. |
| salue | (Obs.) to salute. |
| salutatorily | (Adv.) SALUTATORY, relating to salutation. |
| salutatory | relating to salutation (noun) an address of welcome, esp in American colleges |
| salute | a respectful greeting; (verb) to greet with a sign of welcome or respect. |
| saluter | one who salutes. |
| unhalsed | (Scott) unsaluted. |
| unsaluted | not saluted. |