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Synonyms and antonyms of To make a list, or to add something to a list in British Thesaurus

To make a list, or to add something to a list

register (verb)

to put your name and other information on an official list in order to be allowed to vote, study, stay in a hotel etc

detail (verb)

to list all the facts or aspects of a situation

reel off ()

to say a list of things quickly and without much effort

catalogue (verb)

to make a list of all the things in a collection

reference (verb)

to create a list of all the books that are mentioned in a piece of academic writing

enumerate (verb)

formal to name each one of a series or list of things

sign up ()

to put someone’s name on an official list for something

tabulate (verb)

to show pieces of information in an organized way such as in lists or rows

sign in ()

to write your name on an official list when you arrive at a place

compile (verb)

to make something such as a list or book by bringing together information from many different places

inventory (verb)

to make a complete list of all the things of a particular type

itemise ()

a British spelling of itemize

itemize (verb)

to make a detailed list of a number of things

log (verb)

to make an official record of things that happen

pre-register (verb)

to give your details to a hotel before you arrive there, instead of doing it when you check in

put (verb)

to give someone or something a particular position on a list arranged according to importance, quality, or value

register (verb)

to put information about someone or something on an official list

roster (verb)

to include someone’s name on a roster

short-list (verb)

to put someone or something on a short list

sign in ()

if you sign in something that you have borrowed, you write your name on an official list to show that you have returned it

sign out ()

to write your name on an official list when you leave a place

waitlist (verb)

to put someone’s name on a waiting list