Antique

Noun

 * 1) An old piece of furniture, household item, or other similar item.
 * 2)  An old person.

Verb

 * 1)  To shop for antiques; to search for antiques.
 * 2)  To make an object appear to be an antique in some way.

Adjective

 * 1) Old, used especially of furniture and household items; out of date.

Adjectives for Antique
charming; spurious; rare; valuable; precious ' genuine' colorless; fraudulent.

Adverbs for Antique
genuinely, expensively; unquestionably; authentically; truly; actually; veritably; really; pricelessly; richly; decoratively; garishly; gorgeously; gaudily; ornamentally; deceptively; fraudulently; cheaply; showily; smartly, trickily; foolishly; flimsily; absurdly; beautifully; unbelievably; spuriously.

Synonyms for Antique
ancient, superannuated, quaint, old-fashioned.

Antonyms for Antique
new, recent, modern.

Thesaurus
Gothic; Methuselah; Victorian; abandoned; abiding; abjured; age-long; age-old; aged; ageless; ago; ancestral; ancient; ancient manuscript; antediluvian; antiquated; antiquity; archaic; archaism; artifact; auld; back number; bibelot; blown over; by; bygone; bypast; cave painting; chronic; classical; collectable; conservative; constant; continuing; curio; dad; dated; dateless; dead; dead and buried; deceased; defunct; departed; deserted; discontinued; disused; diuturnal; dodo; done with; durable; elapsed; elder; elderly; enduring; eolith; evergreen; expired; extinct; finished; fogy; forgotten; fossil; fossilized; fud; fuddy-duddy; gone; gone glimmering; gone-by; granny; grown old; hardy; has-been; heirloom; hoary; immemorial; immutable; intransient; inveterate; irrecoverable; lapsed; lasting; legendary; long-lasting; long-lived; long-standing; long-term; longeval; longevous; longhair; macrobiotic; matriarch; medieval; mezzolith; microlith; mid-Victorian; mossback; neolith; no more; not worth saving; objet d'art; obsolescent; obsolete; of long duration; of long standing; of old; of other times; of yore; old; old as Methuselah; old as history; old as time; old believer; old crock; old dodo; old fogy; old liner; old man; old poop; old woman; old-fashioned; old-time; old-timer; old-timey; old-world; olden; oldfangled; on the shelf; out; out of date; out of use; out-of-date; outdated; outmoded; outworn; over; paleolith; passe; passed; passed away; past; past use; patriarch; pensioned off; perdurable; perduring; perennial; permanent; perpetual; persistent; persisting; petrification; petrified; petrified forest; petrified wood; petroglyph; plateaulith; pop; pops; rarity; reactionary; regular old fogy; relic; relinquished; reliquiae; remaining; remains; renounced; resigned; retired; ruin; ruins; run out; sempervirent; square; stable; starets; staying; steadfast; superannuate; superannuated; superseded; survival; timeless; timeworn; tough; traditional; traditionalist; unfading; vanished; venerable; vestige; vital; worn-out; wound up

Related terms

 * ancient
 * antic
 * antiquary


 * antiquarian
 * antiquated
 * antiquity