family (905)
| word | in use by / yeare born |
| old | 725 |
| old friend | 1570 |
| ole | 1845 |
| young | 900 |
| younger | 1350 |
| youngling | 900 |
| youngster | 1590 |
| younker | 1515 |
| youth; young people | 900 |
| youth; one young person | 1350 |
| youthful | 1565 |
| youthy | 1730 |
| childhood | 950 |
| elder | 975 |
| elder; authority | 1450 |
| elder; eldest | 900 |
| eld | 1000 |
| elderly (adj) | 1615 |
| elderly (n) | 1865 |
| woman | 900 |
| young; litter, offspring | 1350 |
| younger | 1100 |
| forold (arch); age | |
| brother (n) lit, and fig. | 715 |
| bairn; child (n) | 725 |
| daughter (n) | 725 |
| daughter (adj) | 1615 |
| mother; mom (n) | 725 |
| mother; mom (v) | 1545 |
| child; son or daughter | 750 |
| father (n) | 900 |
| father (v) | 1425 |
| friend (adj) | 900 |
| friend (n) | 1470-1600s |
| friendly | 900 |
| friendlike | 1570 |
| godson | 900 |
| goddaughter | 1050 |
| godchild | 1225 |
| kin; relatives, descendents (single relative) | 900 |
| kinsman | 1150 |
| kinswoman | 1400 |
| kinsfolk | 1475 |
| kinfolk | 1845 |
| kith | 900 |
| kith; conventional behavior | 1450-1800s |
| sib; kin | 900 |
| sister | 900 |
| sister city | 1670 |
| sisterly | 1580 |
| son | 900 |
| stepdaughter, stepson, stepfather, stepmother | 900 |
| stepchild | 1000 |
| stepbrother, stepsister | 1450 |
| stepparent | 1890 |
| team; descendants | 905 |
| offspring; gen. descendents | 950 |
| offspring; spec. descendent | 1500 |
| fere; companion | 1000 |
| fosterling; foster child | 1000 |
| godfather | 1000 |
| godparent | 1865 |
| godmother | 1000 |
| fellow; partner | 1020 |
| fellow; equal | 1350 |
| fella | 1450 |
| goddaughter | 1050 |
| godson | 900 |
| godchild | 1225 |
| brethren | 1100 |
| flesh and blood | 1100 |
| company | 1450 |
| kind; ancestry, place of ancestry | 1500 |
| kinsman | 900 |
| kinswoman | 1400 |
| kinspeople | 1800 |
| childbed; state of a woman in childbirth | 1200 |
| half sister | 1200 |
| half brother | 1349 |
| strain; stock, ancestry, descendents | 1200 |
| strain; type of variety | 1630 |
| heir | 1225 |
| heiress | 1610 |
| ancestor | 1300 |
| ancestry | 1350 |
| ancestral | 1450 |
| ancestress | 1580 |
| brother-in-law | 1300 |
| compeer; companion | 1300 |
| cousin | 1300 |
| cousin; relative | 1225 |
| cousinage | 1400 |
| cousinry | 1845 |
| cousin-german | 1300 |
| forefather | 1300 |
| foremother | 1500 |
| foundling; orphan | 1300 |
| genealogy (n); spec. ancestry | 1300 |
| genealogy; study of ancestry | 1830 |
| generation | 1300 |
| junior (adj) | 1300 |
| junior (n) | 1525 |
| nephew | 1300 |
| niece | 1470-1600s |
| progeny | 1300 |
| progenitor | 1400 |
| uncle | 1300 |
| affinity; kindredness | 1305 |
| affinity; predilection | 1630 |
| lineage | 1325 |
| coat of arms | 1340 |
| half brother | 1340 |
| half sister | 1200 |
| adopt | 1340 |
| kinswoman | 900 |
| kinsman | 1150 |
| kinspeople | 1800 |
| twin | 1570 |
| twin (v) | 1600 |
| age; how old you are | 1275 |
| age (n) | 1400 |
| ancient (adj) | |
| ancient (n) | 1505 |
| middle age | 1380 |
| middleaged | 1610 |
| midlife | 1800 |
| senior | 1400 |
| adolescence | 1425 |
| adolescent (n) | 1460 |
| adolescent (adj) | 1785 |
| aged | 1425 |
| nonage | 1425 |
| nonage; youth | 1600 |
| grown-up | 1815 |
| yearling | 1470 |
| married | 1375 |
| tryst; meeting | 1375 |
| cantharsis; Spanish fly | 1400 |
| contract; get engaged | 1400 |
| divorce | 1400 |
| divorce (v) | 1450 |
| love knot | 1400 |
| unmarried | 1400 |
| couple | 1550-1700s |
| dove; term of endearment | 1470 |
| procreate | 1590 |
| banns | 550 |
| bride | 725 |
| bride; marry | 1600 |
| bridgegroom | 750 |
| darling | 900 |
| kiss | 900 |
| love | 900 |
| lovable | 900 |
| loving | 1600 |
| lovely; passionate | 1600 |
| lovely; attractive | 1450-1500s |
| lust | 900 |
| lust; affinity | 1500 |
| lust (v) | 1200 |
| wed; marry | 900 |
| wed; give the bride away | 1450 |
| wed; joint | 1830 |
| wedding; being wed | 900 |
| wedding; type of ceremony | 1225 |
| breed; create hybrids | 1470 |
| breed; pregnant | 1630 |
| breed (n) | 1465 |
| lovesome; lovable | 1000 |
| loving | 1350 |
| bridal | 1075 |
| bridal (adj) | 1300 |
| cuckold (v) | 1590 |
| eunuch (fig use) | 1600 |
| sleep together | 1350 |
| wife | 1450-1700s |
| folk | 725 |
| man; gen. person | 725 |
| alms; donation | 810 |
| evil (adj) | 900 |
| evil; subpar | 1600s |
| evil; botched | 1530-1700s |
| greeting | 900 |
| knight; knave boy, concurrent | 900 |
| lady; akin to lord | 900 |
| lady; akin to gentleman | 1350 |
| lady; type of formal rank | 1450 |
| lord | 900 |
| lordling | 1275 |
| maidenhood | 900-1100 |
| sin | 900 |
| sinless | 900 |
| carl; churl; ceorl | 1000-1350 |
| folkmoot/folkmote; townspeople assembling | 1000 |
| freeman | 1000 |
| maiden; girl | 1000 |
| maiden (adj) | 1350 |
| maid | 1200 |
| sot; dullard | 1000 |
| townsman | 1000 |
| wise man | 1100 |
| wise woman | 1400 |
| wrong (n); doing wrong | 1100 |
| wrong; as in the wrong | 1350 |
| wrong (adj) | 1300 |
| wrong (v) | 1350 |
| free; person of nobility | 1500s |
| lording; lord, sir | 1150 |
| fatherland | 1105 |
| ordeal; trial | 950 |
| ordeal; circumstance | 1670 |
| law; gen. laws | 1000 |
| law; policy | 1530 |
| law; natural law | 1670 |
| law; Murphy's law | 1970 |
| law (v) | 1150-1500 |
| sheriff; sheriffwick | 1050-1470 |
| outfangthief; type of feudal right of jurisdiction | 1150 |
| right (n); entitlement | 1150 |
| right (adj); correct, appropriate, acceptable | 900 |
| righteous | 900 |
| bale; great evil | 735 |
| baleful | 1000 |
| weird; destiny | 725 |
| moot; assembly for discussion | 750 |
| wif; woman | 800 |
| clepe; name or call | 900 |
| iwis; surely | 900 |
| methinks; it seems to me | 900 |
| meseems; | 1400 |
| mislike; displease | 900 |
| lecher | 1175 |
| lechery | 1250 |
| lecherous | 1325 |
| affection; lust | 1350-1700s |
| chaste; not married | 1200 |
| spouse (n) | 1200 |
| spouse (obs); fiance, fiancee | 1500s |
| wedlock; marriage | 1200 |
| wedlock; marriage vow | 1100-1600s |
| lover | 1225 |
| misthink | 1225 |
| trousseau; bunch | 1225 |
| conceive; get pregnant | 1280 |
| conceive; picture in mind | 1340 |
| conception | 1335 |
| sweetheart | 1290 |
| sweetikins | 1600 |
| amour | 1300 |
| amorous | 1305 |
| bachelor | 1300 |
| bachelorette | 1905 |
| bawdstrote; bawd | 1300 |
| beau | 1300 |
| concubine; man's lover | 1300 |
| concubine; woman's lover | 1450-1500s |
| matrimony | 1300 |
| matrimony; wedding | 1450 |
| betroth; to get engaged to a woman | 1305 |
| betroth; to get engaged | 1570 |
| bethrothed | 1540 |
| betrothal | 1850 |
| conquest | 1325 |
| espousal | 1325 |
| espousal; married person | 1500-1600s |
| espouse; marry | 1475 |
| adultery, adulterer, adulteress | 1400 |
| fornication | 1555 |
| single | 1350 |
| goodman, Master, Mr | 1175 |
| underling | 1175 |
| courtesy | 1200 |
| courteous | 1300 |
| dame | 1200 |
| dame; opposite of sire | 1700s |
| damsel | 1200 |
| gentleman | 1200 |
| gent | 1565 |
| honor (n) | 1200 |
| honor (v) | 1250 |
| mankind | 1225 |
| noble; virtuous | 1225 |
| peer | 1225 |
| peer; age equal | 1970 |
| person; individual | 1225 |
| villainy | 1225 |
| villainy; crassness | 1600 |
| countryfolk | 1300 |
| courtier | 1300 |
| lad | 1300 |
| lass | 1300 |
| noblesse | 1300 |
| squire | 1300 |
| commonweal | 1425 |
| faternity; college organization | 1800 |
| knight-errant | 1655 |
| manners (n) | 1400 |
| mannered | 1450 |
| mannerless | 1475 |
| article; clause or portion of document | 1299 |
| article; portion of any document | 1470 |
| handfast; contract | 1200 |
| pilgrim (n) | 1200 |
| pilgrimage (n) | 1250 |
| pilgrimage (v) | 1665 |
| wedding ring | 1395 |
| beloved | 1400 |
| baby (n) | 1380 |
| baby (v) | 1745 |
| infant | 1385 |
| infancy | 1400 |
| blood brother | 1400 |
| consanguinity; blood relationship | 1400 |
| family; lineage | 1400 |
| family; household | 1530 |
| family (adj) | 1605 |
| stepdame; stepmother | 1400 |
| clan; spec. to Scots | 1425 |
| clan; (gen use) | 1530 |
| fraternal | 1425 |
| grandfather | 1425 |
| granddaddy | 1760 |
| grandpapa | 1770 |
| granddad | 1785 |
| grandpa | 1890 |
| grandpop | 1900 |
| grandmother | 1425 |
| granny | 1565 |
| grandmamma | 1770 |
| grandma | 1800 |
| parent (n) | 1425 |
| parent (adj) | 1670 |
| parental | 1625 |
| granduncle | 1450 |
| grandaunt | 1830 |
| paternal | 1450 |
| paternity | 1450 |
| sister-in-law | 1450 |
| fall; be borne (v) | 1900 |
| genetrix; mother | 1470 |
| genitor; parent | 1470 |
| legitimate (adj) | 1670 |
| legitimate (v) | 1500 |
| only-begotten; being the only child | 1470 |
| orphan | 1815 |
| commoner | 1360 |
| commoner; citizen | 1325-1600s |
| morality | 1375 |
| morals | 1615 |
| obeisance; type of bow | 1375 |
| obeisance; obedience | 1600s |
| simple | 1375 |
| womankind; an individual woman | 1375 |
| womenkind | 1400 |
| humanity | 1385 |
| humankind | 1645 |
| femininity | 1390 |
| femineity | 1830 |
| jack; everyman | 1390 |
| castellan; occupant of a castle | 1400 |
| converse; social interaction | 1400 |
| converse; talk (v) | 1630 |
| ethic | 1400 |
| ethic; principles | 1900 |
| provincial; not worldly | 1400 |
| provincialism | 1830 |
| refuse; outcast people | 1400 |
| social; friendly (adj) | 1400 |
| social; related to society (ad) | 1830 |
| wisewoman | 1400 |
| wiseman | 1100 |
| yeoman | 1400 |
| yeowoman | 1870 |
| native; innate | 1385 |
| peasant | 1425 |
| peasantry | 1555 |
| politic | 1425 |
| courtesan | 1425 |
| freemasonry | 1450 |
| Mr. | 1450 |
| Mrs. | 1615 |
| Ms. | 1950 |
| institution | 1400 |
| matron | 1400 |
| origin | 1400 |
| originate | 1655 |
| originality | 1745 |
| catholicon; panacea | 1425 |
| heirloom | 1425 |
| guardian | 1425 |
| pedigree | 1425 |
| jettison | 1425 |
| alias (adj) | 1435 |
| alias (n) | 1605 |
| microcosm | 1430 |
| microcosmos | 1200 |
| hearsay | 1440 |
| emblem | 1450 |
| emblem (v) | 1585 |
| emblematic | 1645 |
| inhabitant | 1450 |
| longanimity; endurance | 1450 |
| luck | 1450 |
| nickname (n) | 1450 |
| ort; scraps | 1450 |
| supporter | 1450 |
| unanimity | 1450 |
| unanimous | 1625 |
| crest (n) | 1470 |
| crest (v) | 1870 |
| gesticulation | 1605 |
| league (n) | 1870 |
| league (v) | 1600 |
| monmuent | 1280-1600s |
| panel (n) | 1570 |
| parcel (n) | 1325 |
| revolution (n) revolt | 1550 |
| revolution (n) political rebellion | 1630 |
| herald (v) | 1380 |
| agree | 1385 |
| commute | 1440 |
| work; ache (v) | 1470 |
| awry (adj, adv) | 1375 |
| awry; wrong | 1500 |
| overage (adj) | 1500 |
| heart-whole (adj) not in love | 1475 |
| heart-whole; heartfree | 1750 |
| nuptial (adj) | 1490 |
| nuptial (m) | 1510 |
| virile; lusty (adj) | 1490 |
| virile; able to father children | 1530 |
| affiance; betroth (v) | 1500 |
| marital (adj) | 1500 |
| paterfamilias | 1475 |
| maternal | 1485 |
| agnate; male relative on father's side | 1500 |
| forebear; ancestor | 15000 |
| foremother, forefather | 1300 |
| distaff; women | 1500 |
| regina; queen | 1475 |
| viscountess | 1475 |
| registry | 1485 |
| simulacrum; representation | 1500 |
| public; people | 1670 |
| talebearer | 1480 |
| havoc; type of battle cry | 1420 |
| havoc (v) | 1580 |
| band; group | 1490 |
| age of consent (n) | 1505 |
| younker; youth | 1515 |
| great-grandfather | 1515 |
| great-grandmother | 1530 |
| great-grandparent | 1885 |
| cater-cousin; intimate friend | 1520 |
| September; unit of a clan | 1520 |
| mammy | 1525 |
| relation | 1530 |
| related | 1730 |
| yokefellow; companion | 1530 |
| comrade | 1545 |
| culture | 1510 |
| utopia | 1516 |
| utopian | 1545 |
| demoiselle; young woman | 1520 |
| upbringing | 1520 |
| dowager | 1520 |
| birthright | 1535 |
| plebian (spec. to Rome) | 1535 |
| plebian (gen use) | 1590 |
| society (n) | 1535 |
| sorority; women's group | 1535 |
| sorority; university women's group | 1905 |
| viceroy (n) | 1525 |
| vicereine | 1825 |
| archduke | 1530 |
| archduchess | 1620 |
| archduchy | 1680 |
| politics | 1530 |
| political maneuvering (n) | 1670 |
| politician | 1630 |
| politick | 1935 |
| vice president | 1530 |
| attorney general | 1535 |
| democracy | 1535 |
| democratic | 1605 |
| anarchy | 1540 |
| anarchy; chaos | 1670 |
| anarchic | 1650 |
| county | 1800 |
| embassy | 1535 |
| loyal | 1535 |
| ballot; ballot box | 1680 |
| survivor (leg) | 1505 |
| survivor; someone who survives something | 1600 |
| inheritress | 1530 |
| inheritrix | 1485 |
| minority (adj) | 1535 |
| minority; minority group | 1770 |
| conjugal | 1530 |
| fond | 1530 |
| mouse; term of endearment | 1530 |
| remarry | 1530 |
| sheep's eyes | 1530 |
| romount; romance | 1530 |
| bully; lover | 1540 |
| honeymoon | 1600 |
| affine; relative by marriage | 1510 |
| pig in a poke | 1530 |
| tabula rasa | 1535 |
| sure enough (adv/adj) | 1545 |
| ipso facto | 1550 |
| grass widow; unmarried woman | 1530 |
| off and on | 1535 |
| commonplace | 1535 |
| forename; first name | 1535 |
| human (n) | 1535 |
| human (adj) | 1400 |
| human being | 1800 |
| Christian name | 1550 |
| darling | 1510 |
| sceptered (adj); endowed with authority | 1515 |
| unpeople | 1535 |
| mate (v) | 1510 |
| lynx-eyed; (adj) sharp sighted | 1600 |
| androgyne (n) | 1555 |
| masculine (grammatical sense) | 1350 |
| masculine (n) | 1450 |
| feminine | 1400 |
| masculinity | 1770 |
| seasick | 1570 |
| seasickness | 1625 |
| value; cherish (v) | 1570 |
| valued | 1670 |
| belligerent (adj) | 1580 |
| childlike (adj) | 1590 |
| fancy-free | 1590 |
| heyday; high spirits | 1590 |
| heyday; best of times | 1755 |
| jovial | 1590 |
| wry | 1690 |
| bridesmaid | 1555 |
| bridesman | 1830 |
| self-love | 1565 |
| bed | 1570 |
| buss; kiss | 1570 |
| turtledove; term of endearment | 1570 |
| dowsabel; sweetheart | 1585 |
| epithalamium; type of wedding song | 1590 |
| maid of honor | 1590 |
| uxorious (adj); wife loving | 1590 |
| inamorato; male lover | 1595 |
| inamorata; | 1655 |
| love affair | 1595 |
| polygamy (n) | 1595 |
| polyandry, polygyny | 1780 |
| temptress | 1595 |
| tempter | 1450 |
| poplet; darling | 1600s |
| mama | 1555 |
| coz; cousin | 1560 |
| akin; family | 1570 |
| akin; related | 1670 |
| ancestress | 1580 |
| great-nephew | 1585 |
| great-niece | 1885 |
| grandbaby; grandkid | 1920 |
| sonship | 1590 |
| sonhood | 1470 |
| truepenny; trusted one | 1590 |
| descemt | 1350 |
| mister / Mr. (abbrev.) | 1450 |
| straitlaced; formal | 1555 |
| sylvan; one who lives in the woods | 1600 |
| society (n); type of group | 1570 |
| populace | 1575 |
| nomad | 1580 |
| disciplinarian; type of Puritain | 1685 |
| gentlefolk | 1595 |
| ethics (n); writing about ethics | 1450 |
| bawcock; fine fellow | 1600 |
| milord; "milady" | 1840 |
| patriotism | 1730 |
| gynarchy; gynocracy | 1580-1615 |
| queen mother | 1580 |
| hallo; hello (n/v/interj) | 1570 |
| stargazer | 1560 |
| minor; underage person | 1615 |
| out-of-date | 1630 |
| groom | 1605 |
| groomsman | 1700 |
| heartache | 1605 |
| heartache (lit) | 1000 |
| commerce | 1630 |
| digamy; second marriage | 1630 |
| platonic love | 1635 |
| nubile (adj) | 1645 |
| wedding cake | 1650 |
| genealogist | 1605 |
| matriarch | 1610 |
| patronymic; name derived patrilineally | 1615 |
| papoose | 1635 |
| florist | 1625 |
| curator | 1635 |
| curator; guardian | 1375 |
| steward | 900 |
| stewardess | 1635 |
| Anglicism | 1645 |
| civil (adj) | 1610 |
| civilized (arch) | 1555 |
| civilized; kind | 1600s only |
| sisterhood | 1610 |
| urban | 1610 |
| caste | 1615 |
| fief | 1615 |
| nowness | 1615 |
| population | 1615 |
| public health | 1620 |
| chit; kid, young woman | 1625 |
| immigrate (v) | 1625 |
| immigration | 1660 |
| immigrant | 1790 |
| poll; counting votes | 1630 |
| poll; early census count | 1630 |
| poll; vote | 1870 |
| poll; survey | 1930 |
| pollster | 1940 |
| census; spec. to Roman census | 1635 |
| census; tax | 1615-1800s |
| census; counting | 1770 |
| women's rights (n) | 1635 |
| women's rights | 1840 |
| emigration | 1650 |
| automaton (tech) | 1615 |
| automaton; machine | 1670 |
| automaton; machine-like being | 1700 |
| decade | 1605 |
| decade; 10 books | 1475 |
| decade; group of 10 | 1600 |
| centenary; hundredth anniversary | 1610 |
| era | 1615 |
| middle ages | 1620 |
| century; 100 years | 1630 |
| century; type of Roman mil. group | 1450 |
| forever | 1630 |
| winter solstice | 1635 |
| millenium | 1640 |
| weekend | 1640 |
| anachronism | 1830 |
| quadrennial (adj); lasting four years | 1705 |
| Apollonian | 1630 |
| patriarchy | 1635 |
| theocracy | 1625 |
| theocrat | 1830 |
| imperatrix; female emperor | 1630 |
| imperator | 1600 |
| dyarchy | 1640 |
| prime minister | 1650 |
| birthplace | 1610 |
| sire | 1615 |
| mummy | 1615 |
| sepulchral | 1615 |
| genius loci | 1605 |
| yeoman's service | 1605 |
| Hobson's choice; no choice at all | 1635 |
| elbow grease | 1640 |
| archive | 1605 |
| archives | 1840 |
| archivist | 1755 |
| archival | 1830 |
| whatness | 1615 |
| quota | 1620 |
| quota; ration | 1670 |
| vice versa | 1605 |
| periodical (adj) | 1605 |
| periodic | 1645 |
| historical | 1425 |
| historic (adj) | 1610 |
| feudal system | 1350 |
| feudal (adj) | 1615 |
| feudalism | 1820 |
| nominal; pertaining to names; in name only | 1630 |
| nominal; pertaining to nouns | 1400s |
| ungainsayable (adj); undeniable | 1630 |
| exsanguine; bloodless | 1650 |
| cake | 1610 |
| migrate (v) | 1625 |
| mirgrate; spec. to animals | 1730 |
| migratory | 1755 |
| belate (v) | 1630 |
| scout | 1605 |
| memorables; memorabilia | 1630 |
| alimony; provision | 1630-1655 |
| inamorata; female lover | 1655 |
| inamorato; male lover | 1595 |
| connubial | 1660 |
| misogamy | 1660 |
| sympathy | 1630 |
| sympathy; affinity | 1570 |
| sympathy; agreement | 1600 |
| misogyny | 1660 |
| misandry | 1930 |
| celibacy | 1665 |
| assignation; tryst | 1670 |
| charivari | 1670 |
| engagement (n) | 1670 |
| engaged | 1615 |
| engage | 1730 |
| girlfriend | 1670 |
| hubby | 1690 |
| maiden name | 1690 |
| proposal | 1770 |
| rampant | 1800 |
| spinster; old maid | 1700-1900 |
| second cousin | 1660 |
| first cousin | 1665 |
| parent (v); sire or bear | 1665 |
| folks | 1670 |
| nepotism; favoring the Pope's nephew | 1650s |
| chum (n) | 1685 |
| chummy | 1835 |
| pal | 1685 |
| tot; child | 1685 |
| family name | 1700 |
| festive | 1655 |
| dapifer; food server | 1670 |
| saint-errant; akin to knight-errant | 1800s |
| bouquet | 1720 |
| pater; The Lord's Prayer | 1350 |
| pater | 1730 |
| lothario | 1705 |
| prude | 1705 |
| connoisseur | 1715 |
| toast; toast of the town | 1730 |
| yes | 1710 |
| juvenescence | 1825 |
| percentage | 1790 |
| spliced; married, hitched | 1755 |
| best man | 1785 |
| Darby and Joan; a long-married couple | 1800 |
| materfamilias | 1760 |
| next of kin | 1770 |
| quadruplet | 1790 |
| auntie | 1790 |
| toddler | 1795 |
| triplet | 1800 |
| cognate (n) | 1755 |
| cognate (adj) | 1645 |
| ain't | 1780 |
| emigrant (n) | 1755 |
| emigration | 1650 |
| emigrate | 1780 |
| emigre | 1795 |
| tea time | 1760 |
| Yankee | 1760 |
| Yank | 1780 |
| chivalry | 1770 |
| chivalry; knights | 1300 |
| class | 1770 |
| middle class (n) | 1770 |
| middle class (adj) | 1840 |
| tea; type of social event | 1770 |
| anti-American (adj) | 1775 |
| colonial (adj) | 1775 |
| colonial (n) | 1865 |
| p's and q's | 1780 |
| elite (noun in adjective use) | 1825 |
| haut noblesse | 1800 |
| haut bourgeoisie | 1900 |
| milieu | 1800 |
| race; family, descendents | 1570 |
| racy; blue | 1650 |
| race; kindred group | 1600 |
| race; as in "the human race" | 1600 |
| racial | 1865 |
| racism | 1870 |
| racialism | 1910 |
| generalization | 1765 |
| nonagenarian (n); someone in their nineties | 1805 |
| septuagenarian (adj) | 1715 |
| grown-up | 1815 |
| teen | 1820 |
| antenatal; prenatal | 1820 |
| trimester | 1825 |
| fetal | 1815 |
| family physician | 1810 |
| family doctor | 1850 |
| family practice | 1975 |
| post nuptial (adj) | 1810 |
| antenuptial (adj) | 1820 |
| calf-love; puppy love | 1825 |
| cuddle (noun with verb use) | 1520 |
| soul mate | 1825 |
| family tree | 1810 |
| pa | 1815 |
| golden rule (n) | 1810 |
| un-American | 1810 |
| pluralism | 1820 |
| overpopulation | 1870 |
| county seat | 1805 |
| vicereine; wife of viceroy | 1825 |
| eulogize | 1810 |
| necropolis | 1820 |
| cognomen; name | 1630-1810 |
| guy | 1810 |
| anonym; anonymous | 1815 |
| confetti | 1815 |
| enounce; announce | 1805 |
| pastness (n) | 1830 |
| season | 1830 |
| semester | 1830 |
| moyen-age; Middle Ages | 1850 |
| quadragenerian; 40 yeare old | 1840 |
| centenarian | 1845 |
| cute | 1830 |
| acute | 1625 |
| romance (n) | 1830 |
| heartthrob | 1840 |
| wedding march | 1850 |
| avuncular (adj); like an uncle | 1835 |
| mum | 1835 |
| nana; grandma | 1845 |
| retiracy | 1830 |
| time capsule | 1840 |
| sociology | 1845 |
| who's who | 1850 |
| inaugural (adj) | 1635 |
| inaugural (n) | 1835 |
| hand me down (adj) | 1830 |
| here and now | 1830 |
| tinker's damn | 1840 |
| cloak and dagger | 1845 |
| weeknight | 1860 |
| yesteryear | 1870 |
| postbellum (adj) | 1879 |
| equaeval; contemporary | 1870 |
| dot; dowry | 1855 |
| monadry; monogamy for women | 1855 |
| hitched | 1860 |
| exogamy; marriage outside tribe | 1865 |
| loved one | 1865 |
| agape | 1870 |
| prenuptial | 1870 |
| ancestor worship | 1855 |
| mater; mother | 1860 |
| parenthood | 1860 |
| sororal | 1860 |
| big brother; older brother | 1865 |
| altruism, altruistic, altruist | 1855 |
| function; ceremony; soiree | 1870 |
| birthrate | 1860 |
| term; length of pregnancy | 1870 |
| fact of life | 1855 |
| name-calling | 1855 |
| mother lode | 1860 |
| pathetic fallacy; personifying inanimate things...i.e, Mother Nature | 1860 |
| sign of the zodiac | 1870 |
| inner circle | 1870 |
| earthiling | 1595 |
| life history | 1870 |
| bride-price; opp. of dowage | 1880 |
| bridal wreath | 1890 |
| premarital | 1890 |
| identical twin | 1890 |
| adoptee | 1895 |
| in-law | 1895 |
| fin de siecle (adj); mood at century's end | 1890 |
| last name | 1900 |
| matron of honor | 1905 |
| sibling | 1905 |
| Deja vu | 1905 |
| lifetime | 1905 |
| lifespan | 1920 |
| gene | 1911 |
| newlywed | 1920 |
| geriatric | 1930 |
| year-round | 1925 |
| preadolescence | 1930 |
| extended family | 1935 |
| cross-cultural | 1945 |
| ethnic | 1945 |
| ethnic; heathen | 1375-1700s |
| preteen | 1955 |
| subteen | 1955 |
| biological clock | 1955 |
| significant other | 1955 |
| eye contact | 1955 |
| sensitivity training | 1955 |
| role model | 1955 |
| backseat driver | 1955 |
| global village | 1955 |
| golden ager | 1965 |
| empty nester | 1965 |
| update | 1965 |
| dominatrix | 1975 |
| natural family planning | 1980 |
| s/he | 1980 |
| Puritain ethic | 1980 |
| womyn | 1980 |
| antichoice | 1990 |
| mommytrack | 1990 |
| toyboy | 1985 |
| quality time | 1990 |
| sandwich generation | 1990 |
| high concept | 1985 |