The Oxford Thesaurus An A-Z Dictionary of Synonyms - think v.

1) believe, imagine, expect, dream, fantasize, suppose: When do you think that you will retire? 2 judge, reckon, consider, deem, regard (as) , characterize (as) , believe, assume, mark: They thought him a fool for making such a fuss. 3) contemplate, cogitate (on or over or about) , ruminate (over or about) , reflect (on) , meditate (on or over or about) , muse (on or over or about) , deliberate (on or over or about) , think about or of or over: He likes to sit in the bath and think. I need time to think over your proposal. 4) Often, think of. recall, remember, recollect, call to mind: I simply cannot think of the name of that film we saw last week. 5) think of or about. a consider, ponder, weigh, contemplate, muse over, have in mind, mull over, entertain the idea or notion of, intend, have in mind, propose: Do you ever think of retiring? b assess, evaluate, value, judge: What do you think about their latest suggestion? 6 think up or of. devise, concoct, contrive, come up with, invent, conceive (of) , dream up, create, make up, improvise: Who thinks up the plots for these dreadful TV series?