1. To bring or lay, especially old books and manuscripts, together, in order to ascertain by comparison the points in which they agree and differ; to gather and place in order, as the leaves of a book for binding; to bestow or to confer; to present and institute to a benefice.

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

• voilate,
• collaped,
• collase,
• corrlate,
• collab,
• colleted,
• collegate,
• collabed,
• dollat,
• collaterl,
• cosulate,
• collative,
• coplete,
• goliate,
• collgiate,
• collague,
• corellate,
• calulate,
• collagew,
• comlete

• colette,
• collude,
• collar,
• coletti,
• colletti,
• Collett,
• collet,
• collage,
• collard,
• could,
• cool it,
• Collette,
• collado,
• colutea,
• collide,
• collie,
• Coltey,
• cold,
• Coletta,
• cooled,
• colt,
• coiled,
• cowled.

The adverb form of the word "collate" is "collatively".

The adjective form of the word "collate" is "collated".

The plural form of the word "collate" is "collates"

The singular form of the word "collate" is "collation"