1. An author of the first rank, originally a Greek or Latin author of this class; a beek written by a classic, especially of Greece or Rome; one versed in the classics.

2. Belonging to ancient Greek and Latin authors of the first rank; resembling the pure and elegant literature of ancient Greece and Rome; of the first rank, especially in literature and the fine arts, so as to be academic and authoritative; pure; correct; refined; versed in the classics; pertaining to a class or classes.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• classicl,
• classicly,
• classick,
• lassic,
• classsic,
• classtic,
• classicla,
• classon,
• classice,
• classi,
• klassic,
• elasic,
• clasiic,
• calssic,
• clasic,
• plasic,
• classife,
• classly,
• clasico,
• classicle

• kalousek,
• koluszki,
• oldies/classic,
• CLASSWG,
• Classing,
• gilowska,
• golasecca,
• CLSCQ,
• Glucic,
• Glossic,
• kolsky,
• chlewiska,
• classicism,
• GLHESC,
• closest,
• CLHSCO,
• CalSIEC,
• classics,
• CLLSG,
• classique,
• pre-classic,
• golescu,
• klassik,
• cult-classic,
• calcic,
• klasik,
• coelozoic,
• klasky,
• glasco,
• neo-classic,
• carsick,
• kolzig,
• kolski,
• kluzak,
• CLSAC,
• classicist,
• QLSG,
• kowaleski,
• classica,
• class act,
• Clawsick,
• calzaghe,
• glasgow-based,
• kowalska,
• CALSIAC,
• classic-rock,
• Coalsack,
• GLSOK,
• GALSEC,
• kaliski,
• classicise,
• CLSEG,
• classicize,
• GLSCF,
• klocek,
• CLAWS,
• galasek,
• koloski,
• Glaucic,
• gaylussac,
• Classed,
• now-classic,
• HCLSIG,
• CLSQ,
• quasi-classic,
• gilsig,
• galuska,
• kowalewski,
• glasgow,
• glass,
• class,
• glisk,
• Classic-Ada,
• CLSCX,
• CLASIC,
• classify,
• CalSAC,
• kleczka,
• glusac,
• kaliska,
• kowalsky,
• CoeJLSC,
• klesko,
• classico,
• Classick,
• kloucek,
• HGLSC,
• Kowalski,
• classic-car,
• glascoe,
• kulusuk,
• kluski,
• kalasag,
• QLESQ,
• Classes,
• calcique,
• clusiaceae,
• classical,
• kulczycki,
• glassco,
• clasico,
• GLSCL,
• CALSEC,
• clscs.

The adjective form of the word "classic" is "classical".

The plural of the "classic" can be the "classics".

The singular of the "classic" can be the "classic".