A systematic arrangement of numbers, words, symbols, etc., in a definite and compact form so as to show clearly some set of facts or relations; esp.…

A list, enumeration; number as counted. Also by score: (after a numeral) by tale, precisely so many. Obsolete.

A written list or catalogue, an inventory. Obsolete except in specific combinations.

A list or register of any kind. (In the general sense, now only figurative)

A roll, a register, a list. Obsolete.

transferred and figurative; esp. used to denote. the objects of a person's study, the sources on which he depends for instruction. In quot. 1523 = a…

A roll, a list, a catalogue. Also Roll of Ragman. Cf. Ragman roll, n. 2. Obsolete.

A list or catalogue; spec. (in early use) a list of accusations or offences; = Ragman, n.1 5a. Obsolete.

A list, register, or complete enumeration; in this simple sense now Obsolete or archaic.

An index, list, catalogue, or calendar, esp. as a finding aid. In later use: spec. a book used in homeopathy, comprising a list of symptoms and…

A list, inventory, schedule. Obsolete.

A roll of bedding. Often in figurative contexts, punning on roll, n.1 2a: a list of deeds or things; spec. a list of one’s sexual partners. Obsolete.

A register or list of people, things, or deeds belonging to a particular group, category, or designation. See also roll of fame n., roll of honour n.…

A catalogue, list, roll. Obsolete.

A detailed enumeration of particulars or items; esp. a financial statement of (actual or estimated) cost or expenditure. Cf. statement, n. 1b, state…

gen. or figurative from 1. A list, catalogue; a detailed account.

A list, catalogue; an invoice, memorandum.

A catalogue or list, esp. of people. Obsolete.

figurative. A list, catalogue. (Cf. roll, n.1)

A catalogue or roll consisting of a row or series of names, figures, words, or the like. In early use, esp. a catalogue of the names of persons…

A comprehensive list of names, items, etc. Also figurative.

An enumeration or list (of things).

A tablet; a list or register inscribed on a tablet; a catalogue or index. Now historical.

Scottish. An index, a catalogue. Cf. repertory, n. 1. Obsolete. rare.

After Greek usage: A list, register, or enumeration; a detailed inscription; also, ‘the title of a booke’ (Cockeram 1623). Obsolete.

An enumeration; a survey, a review.

A catalogue, an inventory.

More generally: a full or extensive listing or enumeration of a number of things; a list. Usually with of. Obsolete.

In ancient Greece: a register of debtors.

concrete. A catalogue, list.

A long or tedious speech, piece of writing, list, etc. Now chiefly: a speech or piece of writing characterized by vehement or protracted criticism…

Roman History. A tablet or board (usually whitened) on which information is presented in writing to be viewed by the public; spec. one containing…

A table, a list.

A list or group of people or things, esp. one considered to be large or comprehensive.

In extended use. A list of items to be considered or acted on; spec. a list of weaponry sought for purchase, esp. by a country.

General attributive (in sense A. 7), as remainder book, remainder list, remainder shop, etc.