Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| acoustic | relating to the science of sound. |
| acoustical | relating to the science of sound. |
| acoustically | (Adv.) ACOUSTIC, relating to the science of sound. |
| audial | relating to hearing or sounds. |
| audient | listening, paying attention; (noun) a hearer. |
| auditive | of or pertaining to hearing; (noun) a group of listeners. |
| auditress | a female hearer. |
| earless | without ears; hence, deaf or unwilling to hear. |
| earshot | hearing range. |
| hark | to listen. |
| harken | to listen. |
| harkener | one who harkens. |
| hearable | that can be heard. |
| hearer | one that hears. |
| hearken | to listen. |
| hearkener | one who hearkens. |
| hearsay | that which one hears or has heard someone say; report, rumour, common talk. |
| inaudible | that cannot be heard. |
| inaudibly | (Adv.) INAUDIBLE, that cannot be heard. |
| infrasonic | having or relating to a frequency below the audibility range of the human ear. |
| lest | in case; (verb, Spenser) to listen. |
| listen | to make conscious use of the sense of hearing. |
| listenable | pleasant to listen to. |
| listener | one that listens. |
| lithe | supple (verb, obs.) to listen |
| mishear | to hear incorrectly. |
| outhear | to surpass in hearing. |
| overhear | to hear without the speaker's knowledge or intention. |
| relisten | to listen again. |
| subaural | below the normal range of hearing. |
| unlistened | not listened to. |
| wiretap | to tap a phone wire so as to listen in to conversations. |
| wiretapping | the act of tapping a phone wire so as to listen in to conversations. |