1. Directing; containing directions.

2. A book of directions, especially for public worship or religious services; a book containing a list of the names, residences, and occupations of the inhabitants of a place; a board of directors; the executive council of the French Republic constituted in 1795.

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

• diretory,
• diroctor,
• directos,
• directoris,
• directrs,
• directlly,
• direcotor,
• directy,
• dircetory,
• dorector,
• directely,
• directroy,
• direcotry,
• dictory,
• directon,
• firectory,
• directored,
• direktor,
• directley,
• directry

• direct tax,
• directly,
• direct trust,
• directorship,
• directive,
• diarist,
• directness,
• director,
• directed,
• direct dye,
• direct loan,
• directing,
• direction,
• directivity,
• direct fire,
• direct mail,
• direct tide,
• direct sum,
• directorate,
• directional,
• direct.

The adverb form of the word "directory" is "directly".

The adjective form of the word "directory" is "directorial".

The plural of the "directory" can be the "directories".

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