Synonyms and antonyms of Types of list in British Thesaurus

a who’s who of something ()

a list of important people in a particular area of activity

bibliography (noun)

a list of the books, articles etc that someone has used for finding information for a piece of work they have written

blacklist (noun)

a list of people or things that some people do not approve of, and want other people to avoid or stop supporting

bucket list (noun)

informal a list of the things you want to do before you reach a certain age, or before you die

calendar (noun)

a list of important events and the dates they take place

checklist (noun)

a list of all the things you need to do or consider

chronicle (noun)

a record of events that happened in the past, in the order in which they happened

formula (noun)

a list of the exact amounts of the ingredients that are used for making something

glossary (noun)

a list of the difficult words used in a piece of writing or subject, with explanations of their meaning

hit list (noun)

a list of people who someone such as a criminal wants to kill or harm

hit list (noun)

a list of people or things that you want to get rid of

inventory (noun)

a list giving details of all the things in a place

key (noun)

a list of signs and their meanings, for example a list of the signs that are used on a map, drawing etc

laundry list (noun)

a long list of things that someone needs, wants, or has to do

league (noun)

British a list of organizations, places etc put in order according to how good they are in some way

league table (noun)

British a list of institutions or organizations put in order according to how well they are performing in comparison with each other

list (noun)

a set of names, numbers etc that are written or printed one below another

list (noun)

a set of things that you think of as having a particular order, especially because of how important they are

listicle (noun)

an article, especially on the internet, that consists of a list of separate items rather than continuous text

listing (noun)

a list

litany (noun)

a long, usually boring, list of things that someone talks or writes about

mailing list (noun)

a list of all the people that letters or emails are sent to

provenance (noun)

art a list of the people who have owned a work of art, used for proving that it was really made by the artist that people claim it was made by

register (noun)

an official list or record of a particular type of thing

roll (noun)

an official list of names, especially one that is used in a school

roll of honour (noun)

British a list of people who have done something impressive

roster (noun)

a list of people’s names that shows when each of them must work and what they have to do

rota (noun)

British a list of people’s names that shows when each of them has to do a particular job

set list (noun)

a list of the tracks played by a band or a DJ during a particular performance or event

short list (noun)

a list of the people or things that you think could be suitable for a job, prize, team etc, chosen from a larger number of people or things

table (noun)

a list that shows how well an organization, team, or player has been performing

to-do list (noun)

a list of things you have to do

waiting list (noun)

a list of people waiting for something that may become available, for example a service or a place in a school