suffer /sufˈər/

1. To undergo
2. To endure
3. To tolerate
4. To be affected by
5. To permit (Bible and archaic)
6. To inflict pain on (Shakespeare)

1. To feel or undergo pain, grief, privation, etc
2. To sustain loss or disadvantage
3. To be injured
4. To undergo a punishment or penalty, such as death or martyrdom
5. To be the object of an action

suffˈerable adjective

suffˈerableness noun

suffˈerably adverb

suffˈerance noun

1. Tacit or unwilling assent
2. Toleration
3. Capacity to endure pain, injury, etc
4. Suffering (archaic)
5. Patient endurance (archaic)

suffˈerer noun

suffˈering noun and adjective

on sufferance

Tolerated with reluctance

suffer fools gladly

To be tolerant of other people's stupidity

• withholds
• withier
• withies
• withiest
• within
• within an ace of
• within an inch of
• within an inch of someone's life
• within arm's reach
• within call
• within cooee
• within cry of
• withing
• within land
• within limits
• within measurable distance of
• within measure
• within reach
• within reason
• within shouting distance
• within sight
• with intent
• within the bills of mortality
• with it
• with-it