single (n.)
- an
- any
- article
- basic
- celibate
- characteristic
- cull
- entity
- essential
- exclusive
- free
- fundamental
- homespun
- individual
- integer
- integral
- item
- lone
- maiden
- mere
- misogamist
- misogynist
- module
- monastic
- monk
- nun
- one
- open
- particular
- person
- persona
- pick
- plain
- point
- priest
- primary
- pure
- segregate
- separate
- simple
- singleton
- singular
- sole
- solid
- solitary
- soul
- spare
- special
- specific
- uniform
- unique
- unit
- virgin
- virginal
- whole
single (v.)
single (adj.)
- an
- any
- appropriate
- atomic
- austere
- bare
- basic
- candid
- celibate
- characteristic
- chaste
- distinct
- distinctive
- distinguished
- either
- elementary
- especial
- essential
- exclusive
- free
- fundamental
- homely
- homespun
- homogeneous
- idiosyncratic
- individual
- indivisible
- integral
- intrinsic
- irreducible
- isolated
- item
- lone
- maiden
- maidenly
- marked
- mere
- monastic
- monistic
- monolithic
- old-maidish
- one
- only
- open
- particular
- peculiar
- person
- pick
- plain
- point
- primal
- primary
- proper
- pure
- quintessential
- select
- separate
- severe
- simple
- singular
- sole
- solid
- solitary
- spare
- special
- specific
- stark
- unadorned
- unanalyzable
- unattached
- uncluttered
- undifferentiated
- undivided
- unfettered
- uniform
- unique
- unitary
- unmarried
- unshared
- unwed
- unwedded
- virgin
- virginal
- whole
But earthlier happy is the rose distill'd
Than that which withering on the virgin thorn
Grows, lives, and dies in single blessedness.
Like two single gentlemen rolled into one.
Oh for a single hour of that Dundee
Who on that day the word of onset gave!
So careful of the type she seems,
So careless of the single life.
And sure th' Eternal Master found
His single talent well employ'd.