Words That Start with A | List, Exercise & Examples

Positive Nouns That Start With A

Word	Definition	Example
Abundance	A large amount of something; plenty.	"She is grateful for the abundance of love in her life."
Accolade	An award or special recognition.	"He received an accolade for his outstanding performance."
Accomplishment	Something successfully completed.	"Graduating from college was a huge accomplishment."
Achievement	A great success or goal reached.	"Winning the championship was his proudest achievement."
Action	The process of doing something positive.	"Taking action toward your dreams is the first step to success."
Adoration	Deep love and admiration.	"The little girl looked at her mother with adoration."
Advantage	A beneficial quality or condition.	"Speaking multiple languages gives you an advantage in business."
Adventure	An exciting experience or journey.	"Traveling to new places is always an adventure."
Affection	Warmth, love, and care for someone.	"She showed great affection for her family."
Agility	The ability to move quickly and easily.	"His agility helped him win the race."
Amazement	A feeling of great wonder or surprise.	"She watched the fireworks in amazement."
Ambition	A strong desire to achieve something great.	"Her ambition led her to start her own company."
Amusement	Enjoyment, laughter, or entertainment.	"His jokes brought great amusement to the crowd."
Appreciation	Recognition of value or gratitude.	"She expressed her appreciation for her mentor’s support."
Approval	A positive opinion or agreement.	"She worked hard to earn her manager’s approval."
Aptitude	Natural ability or talent.	"He has an aptitude for solving complex problems."
Attentiveness	The quality of being focused and caring.	"His attentiveness to detail makes him an excellent designer."
Attraction	A quality that draws people in.	"Her kindness and intelligence are part of her attraction."
Attractiveness	The quality of being appealing or beautiful.	"His confidence added to his attractiveness."
Authenticity	Being real, genuine, and true.	"Her authenticity makes her a great leader."
Awe	A feeling of deep respect and wonder.	"She looked at the mountains in awe."

Descriptive Words That Start With A

Word	Definition	Example
Abandoned	Left behind or deserted.	"The abandoned house looked eerie at night."
Abeyant	Temporarily inactive or suspended.	"The contract was placed in an abeyant state."
Abiding	Lasting a long time; enduring.	"She has an abiding love for literature."
Abject	Extremely bad, hopeless, or miserable.	"They lived in abject poverty before finding work."
Ablaze	On fire or full of energy.	"The sunset set the sky ablaze with colors."
Able	Having the skill or ability to do something.	"She is able to complete the project on time."
Abnormal	Not usual, typical, or expected.	"His behavior seemed abnormal today."
Abolishable	Capable of being removed or ended.	"That outdated law is abolishable with a new vote."
Abominable	Extremely bad or unpleasant.	"The weather outside was abominable, with freezing winds."
Aboriginal	Relating to the original inhabitants of a place.	"Aboriginal art is an important part of Australia’s culture."
Abortive	Failing to produce the intended result.	"The company made an abortive attempt at expansion."
Abounding	Existing in great numbers or amounts.	"The garden was abounding with flowers."
Above	Higher in position, rank, or amount.	"The airplane flew above the clouds."
Abrasive	Rough, harsh, or aggressive.	"His abrasive attitude made him difficult to work with."
Absent	Not present or missing.	"She was absent from school due to illness."
Absolute	Total, complete, or definite.	"She demanded absolute honesty in their friendship."
Abstentious	Self-restraining, especially from indulgence.	"His abstentious lifestyle kept him healthy."
Abstract	Difficult to understand; existing in thought rather than physically.	"The painting had an abstract design full of bold colors."
Absurd	Completely ridiculous or unreasonable.	"His explanation for being late was absurd."
Abuzz	Full of activity, noise, or excitement.	"The city was abuzz with excitement before the festival."
Accelerative	Speeding up or increasing in movement.	"The car’s accelerative power impressed the driver."
Acceptable	Meeting the required standards.	"Her performance was acceptable but not outstanding."
Acclaimed	Praised highly; celebrated.	"The acclaimed movie won several awards."
Accommodating	Willing to help or adjust for others.	"The hotel staff was very accommodating."
Accomplished	Highly skilled or successful.	"She is an accomplished musician with years of experience."
Accountable	Responsible for actions or decisions.	"The manager is accountable for the project’s success."
Accredited	Officially recognized or approved.	"She graduated from an accredited university."
Accrued	Accumulated over time.	"Interest accrued in his savings account over the years."
Accustomed	Familiar with or used to something.	"She is accustomed to waking up early."
Achievable	Possible to accomplish or reach.	"Her goals are challenging but achievable."
Achy	Feeling soreness or pain.	"After the long hike, his legs felt achy."
Acidic	Having a sharp, sour taste or high acidity.	"The lemon juice was extremely acidic."
Acknowledgeable	Able to be recognized or accepted.	"His contribution was acknowledgeable by the team."
Actionable	Capable of being acted upon.	"The report provided actionable insights for improvement."
Active	Energetic, moving, or involved.	"She maintains an active lifestyle by exercising daily."
Acute	Sharp, intense, or severe.	"She had an acute sense of smell."
Adapted	Adjusted or modified for a specific purpose.	"The book was adapted into a successful movie."
Addictive	Causing dependence or habit-forming.	"Sugar can be highly addictive for some people."
Adept	Highly skilled or proficient.	"She is adept at solving complex math problems."
Adhesive	Sticky or able to bond things together.	"She used an adhesive to fix the broken vase."
Ad hoc	Created or done for a specific purpose.	"An ad hoc committee was formed to address the issue."
Admissible	Allowed or acceptable, especially in law.	"The evidence was admissible in court."
Adoptable	Suitable for being adopted or accepted.	"The shelter had many adoptable pets looking for homes."
Adult	Fully grown or mature.	"She made an adult decision about her career."
Advanced	Highly developed or ahead in progress.	"He took an advanced math course in college."
Advisory	Giving advice or recommendations.	"The government issued an advisory warning about the storm."
Aerated	Filled with air or gas.	"The water was aerated to improve its quality."
Aesthetical	Related to beauty or artistic appeal.	"The room was designed with an aesthetical touch."
Affectionate	Showing love and warmth.	"She gave her dog an affectionate hug."
Affective	Related to emotions or feelings.	"Music has an affective influence on our mood."
Affirmative	Expressing agreement or approval.	"She gave an affirmative response to the proposal."
Affordable	Reasonably priced or within budget.	"The store offers affordable clothing for everyone."
Aflame	On fire or burning.	"The sky was aflame with red and orange hues at sunset."
Afraid	Feeling fear or anxiety.	"She was afraid of the dark as a child."
After	Following in time or order.	"They met for coffee after the meeting."
Aftermost	Farthest back or last.	"The aftermost cabin on the ship had the best view."
Aged	Having grown older or matured.	"The aged cheese had a strong flavor."
Aggravated	Made worse or more severe.	"His injury was aggravated by continued movement."
Aggressive	Forceful, energetic, or confrontational.	"The team played with an aggressive strategy."
Aghast	Filled with shock or horror.	"She was aghast at the terrible news."
Agile	Able to move quickly and easily.	"The gymnast was agile and graceful."
Agreeable	Pleasant or willing to agree.	"He was agreeable to the changes in the plan."
Ahead	In front or in advance.	"We walked ahead of the group."
Airborne	Transported or carried in the air.	"The helicopter was airborne within seconds."
Airtight	Completely sealed to prevent air from escaping.	"The container is airtight to keep the food fresh."
Ajar	Slightly open.	"She left the door ajar to let the cat in."
Alabaster	Smooth and white, like the mineral alabaster.	"Her skin was as pale as alabaster."
Alarming	Causing worry or fear.	"There was an alarming rise in crime last year."
Alcoholic	Containing or related to alcohol.	"The drink had a strong alcoholic content."
Alert	Watchful and aware.	"The guard remained alert throughout the night."
Alfresco	In the open air or outdoors.	"They enjoyed an alfresco dinner on the patio."
Alien	Strange, foreign, or from another place.	"The concept felt alien to her."
Aligned	Arranged in a straight line or in agreement.	"The chairs were perfectly aligned."
Alkaline	Having a pH above 7; the opposite of acidic.	"Alkaline water is believed to have health benefits."
Allegorical	Containing symbolic meaning.	"The book had an allegorical message about society."
Allergenic	Likely to cause allergies.	"Peanuts are a common allergenic food."
Allied	United or working together.	"The two countries were allied in the war."
Alliterative	Using words with the same beginning sounds.	"'Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers' is an alliterative phrase."
Allowable	Permitted or acceptable.	"The allowable weight for luggage is 50 pounds."
Allusive	Indirectly referring to something.	"His speech was allusive, hinting at past events."
Almighty	Having great power; often used for God.	"The Almighty is worshipped in many religions."
Alphabetized	Arranged in alphabetical order.	"The books were neatly alphabetized on the shelf."
Alpine	Related to high mountains.	"The alpine climate is cold and snowy."
Alternative	Offering a different choice.	"They found an alternative route to avoid traffic."
Amalgamated	Combined or merged together.	"The two companies were amalgamated into one."
Amateur	Not professional; done for enjoyment.	"She is an amateur photographer with great talent."
Amber	A yellowish-orange color or fossilized tree resin.	"Her necklace was made of amber beads."
Amenable	Willing to agree or be influenced.	"He was amenable to suggestions for improvement."
Amendable	Capable of being changed or improved.	"The law is amendable through legislation."
American	Related to the United States.	"She studied American history in school."
Amethyst	A purple gemstone.	"She wore an amethyst ring on her finger."
Amicable	Friendly and peaceful.	"They had an amicable divorce and remained friends."
Amphibian	A creature that lives both on land and in water.	"Frogs are a common type of amphibian."
Amusing	Funny or entertaining.	"His jokes were amusing and made everyone laugh."
Analogue	Similar or comparable to something else.	"A wristwatch is an analogue device, unlike a digital clock."
Ancient	Very old or from a long time ago.	"They explored the ruins of an ancient city."
Angelic	Pure, kind, or like an angel.	"Her angelic voice was beautiful to hear."
Angled	Not straight, but set at an angle.	"The painting was slightly angled on the wall."
Angry	Feeling strong displeasure or rage.	"She was angry about the unfair decision."
Animalistic	Resembling an animal in behavior.	"His wild and animalistic instincts took over."
Annoyed	Feeling irritated or bothered.	"She was annoyed by the constant noise outside."
Annual	Happening once a year.	"The company holds an annual meeting in December."
Antarctic	Related to the South Pole or very cold climates.	"Penguins thrive in the Antarctic region."
Antebellum	Before a war, especially the American Civil War.	"The mansion had an antebellum design."
Anthropomorphic	Giving human traits to animals or objects.	"The cartoon features anthropomorphic animals."
Antibiotic	Capable of killing bacteria.	"The doctor prescribed an antibiotic for the infection."
Anticipated	Expected or predicted.	"The long-anticipated concert was finally happening."
Antidotal	Acting as a remedy or counteracting something.	"His humor had an antidotal effect on stress."
Antisocial	Avoiding social interactions.	"He prefers staying home and is quite antisocial."
Anxious	Feeling nervous or worried.	"She was anxious about her job interview."
Aortal	Related to the aorta, the main artery of the body.	"The doctor examined the patient's aortal condition."
Appalling	Shockingly bad or horrifying.	"The living conditions were appalling."
Appealing	Attractive or interesting.	"The new design is very appealing to customers."
Appetizing	Appealing to the sense of taste or smell.	"The freshly baked bread smelled appetizing."
Applicable	Relevant or appropriate.	"His advice was applicable to many situations."
Appointed	Officially chosen for a position.	"She was appointed as the new team leader."
Apposable	Able to be placed against something, especially thumbs.	"Humans and primates have apposable thumbs."
Appreciative	Showing gratitude or thankfulness.	"He was appreciative of the help he received."
Approachable	Friendly and easy to talk to.	"The new manager is very approachable."
Appropriate	Suitable for a specific situation.	"She wore an appropriate outfit for the occasion."
Approximate	Close to the exact amount or value.	"The approximate distance is 10 miles."
Apt	Likely to do something; intelligent or appropriate.	"He is apt to forget important dates."
Aquatic	Related to water.	"Dolphins are aquatic animals."
Arable	Suitable for growing crops.	"This region has arable land perfect for farming."
Arboreal	Related to trees.	"Monkeys are arboreal creatures, living in trees."
Arcane	Understood by few; mysterious.	"The ancient symbols had an arcane meaning."
Arched	Curved in shape.	"The bridge had an arched design."
Ardent	Passionate and enthusiastic.	"He is an ardent supporter of the arts."
Arguable	Open to debate or discussion.	"It is arguable whether the decision was fair."
Argumentative	Fond of arguing or debating.	"She has an argumentative personality."
Aristocratic	Belonging to the upper class; elegant.	"The ballroom had an aristocratic elegance."
Arresting	Attracting attention; striking.	"Her arresting beauty left everyone speechless."
Arrogant	Having excessive pride; overconfident.	"His arrogant attitude made him unpopular."
Articulate	Able to express thoughts clearly.	"She is very articulate in her speech."
Artistic	Creative or skilled in the arts.	"His artistic talent is evident in his paintings."
Ascertainable	Able to be discovered or determined.	"The exact cause of the issue is ascertainable."
Ascertained	Found out or confirmed.	"The police ascertained the facts of the case."
Asexual	Lacking sexual attraction or reproduction.	"Some plants reproduce through asexual methods."
Ashy	Resembling ashes in color or texture.	"His skin looked ashy due to the cold weather."
Askew	Not straight or in the correct position.	"His tie was slightly askew."
Aspiring	Hoping or working toward a goal.	"She is an aspiring actress."
Assertive	Confident and direct in communication.	"She is assertive in expressing her opinions."
Assisted	Helped or supported.	"The injured man was assisted by paramedics."
Assumptive	Based on assumptions rather than facts.	"His assumptive remarks were not well received."
Astounding	Very surprising or impressive.	"The magician's tricks were astounding."
Astronomical	Extremely large or related to astronomy.	"The company's profits reached astronomical levels."
Atomic	Related to atoms or extremely small.	"Scientists study atomic structures in physics."
Atrocious	Extremely bad or horrifying.	"The living conditions were atrocious."
Attachable	Able to be fastened or joined.	"The camera has an attachable lens."
Attainable	Possible to achieve or reach.	"With hard work, success is attainable."
Attentive	Paying close attention; considerate.	"The teacher was very attentive to her students' needs."
Atypical	Unusual or not typical.	"His approach to solving problems was atypical but effective."
Auburn	A reddish-brown color.	"She had beautiful auburn hair."
Audible	Able to be heard.	"His voice was barely audible over the loud music."
Augmented	Made larger or improved.	"The company augmented its profits through smart investments."
Australian	Relating to Australia or its people.	"The Australian landscape is diverse and beautiful."
Austrian	Related to Austria or its culture.	"She enjoyed listening to Austrian classical music."
Authentic	Genuine or real.	"The museum displayed an authentic Van Gogh painting."
Authorized	Approved or officially allowed.	"Only authorized personnel can enter the restricted area."
Autobiographical	Based on a person's own life story.	"Her novel was highly autobiographical."
Automated	Operated by machines or technology.	"The factory used automated systems for efficiency."
Automotive	Related to cars and vehicles.	"He works in the automotive industry designing engines."
Auxiliary	Providing extra help or support.	"The hospital had an auxiliary power generator."
Available	Ready for use or accessible.	"The book is available at the library."
Avenged	Taken revenge for a wrongdoing.	"He avenged his brother’s unfair treatment."
Aversive	Causing avoidance or dislike.	"The loud noise was aversive to the dog."
Avian	Related to birds.	"The sanctuary is home to many avian species."
Avoidable	Capable of being prevented.	"Traffic delays are often avoidable with good planning."
Awaited	Expected or looked forward to.	"The long-awaited concert finally happened."
Away	At a distance from a place or situation.	"She moved away to another country for work."
Awesome	Extremely impressive or excellent.	"The view from the mountaintop was truly awesome."
Awkward	Clumsy or socially uncomfortable.	"There was an awkward silence after his joke failed."
Awry	Not going as planned; out of order.	"His plans went awry due to bad weather."
Axial	Relating to an axis or center point.	"The earth's axial tilt affects the seasons."
Azure	A bright blue color like the sky.	"The ocean was a beautiful shade of azure."

3-Letter Words That Start With A

Word	Definition	Example
Aah	An exclamation of relief or pleasure.	"Aah, that massage feels great!"
Aal	An Indian shrub used for dye.	"The villagers used aal to dye their clothes."
Aar	A river in Switzerland.	"The Aar River flows through Bern."
Aas	Plural of "aa," a type of volcanic lava.	"The rough terrain was covered in aas."
Aba	A coarse fabric made from goat hair.	"He wore a traditional aba robe."
Abb	Yarn for warp threads in weaving.	"The textile factory used strong abb."
Abo	Informal term for an Aboriginal person (use with caution).	"The abo community has a rich cultural history."
Abs	Short for abdominal muscles.	"She works out daily to strengthen her abs."
Abt	Short for "about."	"The meeting is abt to start."
Ace	A playing card with a single symbol; excellent.	"He pulled an ace from the deck."
Act	A deed or performance.	"The magician performed an amazing act."
Add	To combine numbers or increase.	"Can you add these numbers for me?"
Adz	A cutting tool used in woodworking.	"He used an adz to carve the wood."
Aes	Plural of "ae," meaning one in Scottish dialect.	"He found aes old coins in the attic."
Aff	An affirmative response.	"She gave an aff nod to confirm."
Aft	Towards the back of a boat or aircraft.	"The crew moved aft to check the engine."
Ago	In the past.	"She visited Paris two years ago."
Aha	An exclamation of discovery.	"Aha! I finally found my keys!"
Ahs	Plural of "ah," an expression of relief.	"There were many ahs of wonder at the show."
Aia	An exclamation of pain or surprise.	"Aia! That hurt my foot."
Aid	Help or assistance.	"He provided aid to the injured person."
Ail	To suffer from sickness.	"She ails from a chronic condition."
Aim	To direct towards a target.	"He aimed his arrow carefully."
Air	The invisible gas we breathe.	"She took a deep breath of fresh air."
Ais	Plural of "ai," a type of three-toed sloth.	"The zoo had several ais in their exhibit."
Ait	A small island in a river.	"The ducks rested on the ait in the lake."
Aji	A type of chili pepper.	"The chef added aji for extra spice."
Aka	Also known as.	"Marshall Mathers, aka Eminem, is a rapper."
Ake	A Scottish dialect word for "ache."	"His head started to ake after studying all night."
Ala	A wing or a wing-like structure.	"The insect’s ala helped it glide through the air."
Alb	A white robe worn by priests.	"The priest wore an alb during the ceremony."
Ale	A type of beer.	"He ordered a pint of ale at the pub."
All	Every one or the entire amount.	"She ate all the cookies."
Alp	A high mountain.	"They climbed a snowy alp in Switzerland."
Alt	Short for "alternate" or "altitude."	"The pilot checked the alt levels."
Ama	A traditional Japanese female diver.	"The ama dived for pearls in the ocean."
Ame	A type of rain in Japanese.	"The soft ame fell on the streets."
Amp	Short for amplifier or ampere.	"He turned up the amp for better sound."
Ams	Plural of "am," meaning present tense of "to be."	"She ams happy to see you."
Amo	Latin for "I love."	"Amo te means 'I love you' in Latin."
Ams	Alternative spelling for "arms" in some dialects.	"He lifted his ams in victory."
Ana	Collection of information or anecdotes.	"His book was full of historical ana."
And	A conjunction used to connect words.	"She bought apples and oranges."
Ant	A small insect that lives in colonies.	"The ant carried a crumb back to its nest."
Any	Refers to one or more things, no matter which.	"Do you have any questions?"
Ape	A primate similar to a monkey but larger.	"The ape swung from tree to tree."
Apt	Suitable or appropriate.	"That was an apt remark for the situation."
Arc	A curved shape.	"The rainbow formed a perfect arc in the sky."
Arm	A part of the human body.	"He injured his arm while playing basketball."
Art	Creative expression through various media.	"She loves modern art and sculpture."

4-Letter Words That Start With A

Word	Definition	Example
Abed	In bed or resting.	"She remained abed all morning."
Abet	To encourage or support wrongdoing.	"He was charged with abetting the criminal."
Able	Having the skill or ability to do something.	"She is able to solve complex math problems."
Ably	In a skilled or competent manner.	"He ably led the team to victory."
Aboa	Floating on water.	"The boat remained aboa after the storm."
Abol	An Ethiopian unit of weight.	"The spices were measured in abol."
Abut	To be adjacent to something.	"The house abuts the riverbank."
Abys	Plural of abyss, a deep or bottomless pit.	"The divers explored the ocean’s abys."
Ache	A continuous dull pain.	"He had an ache in his back."
Acho	An exclamation like "achoo" when sneezing.	"Acho! I think I'm catching a cold."
Acid	A substance with a sour taste or corrosive properties.	"Lemon juice contains citric acid."
Acme	The highest point or peak.	"Winning the championship was the acme of his career."
Acre	A unit of land measurement.	"The farmer owns 50 acres of land."
Acts	Plural of act, actions taken or a division of a play.	"His good acts earned him respect."
Acyl	A chemical group derived from an acid.	"The compound contains an acyl group."
Adds	Plural of add, to increase or combine.	"She adds sugar to her tea."
Aden	A city in Yemen.	"They visited Aden on their trip."
Ados	Plural of ado, meaning fuss or trouble.	"There were too many ados over a minor issue."
Adze	A tool used for shaping wood.	"The carpenter used an adze to carve the beam."
Afar	At a distance.	"She could see the mountains from afar."
Afro	A curly hairstyle popular in African cultures.	"He styled his hair into an afro."
Aged	Old or matured.	"The aged cheese had a strong flavor."
Ages	Plural of age, or a long period of time.	"They hadn’t seen each other in ages."
Agog	Eager or excited.	"The children were agog to see the fireworks."
Ahem	A sound used to get attention or clear the throat.	"Ahem, may I say something?"
Ahoy	A call used to greet someone from a ship.	"The sailor shouted ‘Ahoy!’ to his crew."
Aide	A person who assists someone.	"The senator’s aide organized the meeting."
Aids	Helps or supports something.	"The charity aids families in need."
Ails	Causes pain or discomfort.	"Something ails him, but he won’t say what."
Aims	Goals or purposes.	"She aims to become a doctor."
Airy	Light, breezy, or spacious.	"The room felt airy and comfortable."
Ajax	A figure from Greek mythology or a cleaning product.	"Ajax was a warrior in the Trojan War."
Ajar	Slightly open.	"The door was left ajar."
Akin	Similar or related to.	"His interests are akin to mine."
Alas	An expression of sadness or regret.	"Alas, we arrived too late."
Albs	Long white robes worn by priests.	"The priest wore albs during the ceremony."
Aloe	A plant used for medicinal purposes.	"Aloe vera soothes sunburns."
Alps	A mountain range in Europe.	"They skied in the Alps last winter."
Also	In addition or as well.	"She enjoys reading and also painting."
Alum	A type of chemical compound or a former student.	"She is an alum of Harvard University."
Ambo	A raised platform in a church.	"The priest stood at the ambo to give his sermon."
Amid	In the middle of.	"She found peace amid the chaos."
Ammo	Short for ammunition.	"The soldiers checked their ammo supply."
Amok	Acting uncontrollably or wildly.	"The dog ran amok in the yard."
Amps	Short for amplifiers or amperes.	"The guitarist turned up the amps for a louder sound."
Amus	Plural of "amu," a unit of mass.	"The scientist measured the atoms in amus."
Ankh	An Egyptian symbol of life.	"The ancient tombs had an ankh carved on the walls."

5-Letter Words That Start With A

Word	Definition	Example
Abase	To lower in rank or esteem.	"He refused to abase himself in front of his rival."
Abate	To reduce or lessen.	"The storm finally began to abate."
Abbey	A monastery or church.	"The monks live in a quiet abbey."
Abbot	The head of a monastery.	"The abbot led the prayers."
Abide	To accept or tolerate.	"She promised to abide by the rules."
Abled	Having the ability to do something.	"He is an abled athlete despite his challenges."
Abode	A home or place of residence.	"Welcome to my humble abode."
Abort	To stop something before completion.	"The mission had to abort due to bad weather."
About	Regarding or around a certain time or place.	"Tell me more about your trip."
Above	Higher in position.	"The clouds float above the mountains."
Abuzz	Full of energy or excitement.	"The city was abuzz with festival celebrations."
Ached	Felt a continuous pain.	"Her legs ached after the long run."
Acids	Chemical substances with a sour taste.	"Lemons contain natural acids."
Acing	Performing exceptionally well.	"She is acing all her exams this semester."
Acorn	The nut of an oak tree.	"The squirrel stored an acorn for winter."
Acute	Sharp or severe.	"She had an acute sense of hearing."
Adage	A short proverb or saying.	"The old adage 'practice makes perfect' is true."
Adapt	To adjust or change.	"He had to adapt to the new climate."
Added	Put something more into something else.	"She added sugar to her tea."
Adieu	A formal way of saying goodbye.	"He waved and said adieu before leaving."
Admit	To confess or allow entry.	"She had to admit she was wrong."
Adopt	To take as one’s own.	"They decided to adopt a puppy."
Adore	To love deeply.	"She absolutely adores her grandmother."
Adorn	To decorate or enhance.	"The walls were adorned with beautiful paintings."
Adult	A fully grown person.	"He recently became an adult."
Affix	To attach or stick something to another.	"Please affix a stamp to the envelope."
Afire	Burning or full of enthusiasm.	"The forest was afire after the lightning strike."
Afoot	In progress or happening.	"There were plans afoot for a grand celebration."
Afoul	In conflict or entangled.	"The ship ran afoul of the rocks."
After	Following something in time or order.	"We went for ice cream after dinner."
Again	Once more or repeatedly.	"She tried again and finally succeeded."
Agape	Wide open or surprised.	"His mouth was agape in astonishment."
Agent	A representative or spy.	"The real estate agent showed us the house."
Aggro	Aggressive behavior or trouble.	"He got into an aggro situation at the club."
Agree	To be in harmony with someone or something.	"They all agree on the best course of action."
Ahead	In front or in advance.	"He walked ahead of the group."
Aided	Helped or assisted.	"The volunteers aided the flood victims."
Aisle	A passage between seats or shelves.	"She walked down the aisle at her wedding."
Alarm	A warning or signal of danger.	"The alarm woke him up at dawn."
Album	A collection of music or photos.	"She bought her favorite artist’s latest album."
Alert	Watchful and aware.	"The guard remained alert at all times."
Alien	Foreign or from another planet.	"The movie was about an alien invasion."
Alike	Similar in appearance or nature.	"The twins look very much alike."
Alive	Living and not dead.	"He was grateful to be alive after the accident."
Alley	A narrow street between buildings.	"They walked through the dark alley."
Alone	Without others; by oneself.	"She traveled alone to a foreign country."
Alter	To change or modify.	"He had to alter his travel plans."
Amend	To make corrections or improvements.	"The government decided to amend the law."

6-Letter Words That Start With A

Word	Definition	Example
Abacus	A counting tool with beads on rods.	"Children learn to use an abacus for basic math."
Abduce	To draw away or take away.	"The magician seemed to abduce the object into thin air."
Abduct	To take someone away by force.	"The police investigated the case of the abducted child."
Abject	Extremely bad or miserable.	"They lived in abject poverty for years."
Ablaze	Burning or shining brightly.	"The sky was ablaze with the colors of sunset."
Abloom	Covered in flowers; blossoming.	"The garden was abloom with roses in the spring."
Aboard	On or into a ship, train, or plane.	"They welcomed the passengers aboard the cruise."
Abound	To exist in large numbers.	"Opportunities abound for those who work hard."
Abrash	Variations in color in woven fabric.	"The handmade rug had a unique abrash pattern."
Abroad	In or to a foreign country.	"She traveled abroad for her studies."
Abrupt	Sudden or unexpected.	"His abrupt departure surprised everyone."
Abseil	To descend using a rope.	"The climber had to abseil down the cliff."
Absent	Not present or missing.	"He was absent from class due to illness."
Absorb	To soak up or take in.	"The sponge can absorb a lot of water."
Absurd	Ridiculous or illogical.	"His explanation was completely absurd."
Abuser	Someone who mistreats another.	"The abuser was reported to the authorities."
Accent	A way of pronouncing words.	"She has a strong French accent."
Accept	To agree to take or receive.	"She accepted the job offer happily."
Access	The ability to enter or use something.	"Only employees have access to the building."
Accord	Agreement or harmony.	"The two leaders reached an accord on the issue."
Accost	To approach and speak aggressively.	"He was accosted by a stranger on the street."
Accrue	To accumulate over time.	"Interest will accrue on the savings account."
Aching	Feeling pain or soreness.	"After the marathon, her legs were aching."
Acidic	Having a high acid content.	"Lemon juice is highly acidic."
Acidly	In a sharp or sour manner.	"She spoke acidly about her rival’s mistake."
Ackton	A historical padded armor.	"The knight wore an ackton under his chainmail."
Across	From one side to the other.	"She walked across the bridge."
Acting	Performing in a play or movie.	"She has a talent for acting in dramatic roles."
Action	Something done or performed.	"His quick action saved the drowning boy."
Active	Engaged or moving.	"She maintains an active lifestyle."
Actual	Real or existing in fact.	"The actual cost was higher than expected."
Acuate	Having a sharp point.	"The knife had an acuate edge."
Acumen	Sharpness in decision-making.	"Her business acumen led to great success."
Addict	A person dependent on a substance or habit.	"He is a video game addict."
Adding	Increasing by putting more.	"She is adding sugar to her coffee."
Adduct	To bring a limb toward the body.	"The therapist worked to adduct the injured leg."
Adhere	To stick firmly to something.	"The glue will adhere to the paper."
Adjoin	To be next to or connected with.	"The two apartments adjoin each other."
Adjust	To change slightly to fit a need.	"He adjusted the straps on his backpack."
Admire	To look at with respect.	"She admires his dedication to his work."
Adorer	Someone who loves or deeply admires.	"She was an adorer of classic literature."
Adrift	Floating without direction.	"The boat was adrift in the open sea."
Advent	The arrival of something important.	"The advent of technology changed the world."
Adverb	A word that describes a verb.	"Quickly is an example of an adverb."
Advert	A public notice or advertisement.	"The advert for the new car was eye-catching."
Advice	A suggestion or recommendation.	"She gave me great advice on investing."
Advise	To offer recommendations.	"The teacher advised her to study harder."
Adware	Software that displays advertisements.	"His computer was infected with adware."
Aerate	To introduce air into a substance.	"He aerated the lawn for better growth."
Aerial	Related to the air.	"The aerial view of the city was breathtaking."
Aerily	In a light or graceful manner.	"She danced aerily across the stage."
Aether	A classical term for the upper air or heavens.	"Ancient philosophers believed the stars were in the aether."
Afeard	An old-fashioned word for afraid.	"He was afeard of the dark."
Affair	A matter or event, often romantic.	"Their secret affair lasted for years."
Affect	To influence or change.	"The weather can affect my mood."
Affirm	To confirm or state positively.	"She affirmed her commitment to the project."
Afford	To have enough money or resources for something.	"They can't afford a new car."
Aflame	Burning or glowing with emotion.	"Her eyes were aflame with excitement."
Afloat	Floating on water or financially stable.	"The boat remained afloat during the storm."
Afraid	Feeling fear or anxiety.	"He is afraid of spiders."
Afresh	Again, in a new way.	"She started her life afresh in a new city."
Ageism	Discrimination based on age.	"Ageism in the workplace is a serious issue."
Ageist	A person who discriminates based on age.	"His comments were considered ageist."
Agency	An organization or business service.	"She works at a marketing agency."
Agenda	A list of things to be discussed.	"Let's review the agenda before the meeting."
Aghast	Shocked or horrified.	"She was aghast at the terrible news."
Aiding	Helping or assisting.	"The volunteers were aiding in the rescue efforts."
Aiming	Directing towards a target.	"He was aiming for the bullseye."
Airbag	A safety device in cars.	"The airbag deployed during the crash."
Airbus	A large passenger airplane.	"They flew on an Airbus A380."
Airier	More spacious or well-ventilated.	"The new apartment is much airier than the old one."
Airily	In a carefree or light manner.	"She spoke airily about her vacation plans."
Airing	Exposing to fresh air; broadcasting.	"The network is airing the show tonight."
Airman	A member of an air force.	"The young airman trained for combat missions."
Airmen	Plural of airman, members of an air force.	"The airmen prepared for their flight."
Airway	A passage for air or a flight route.	"The doctor cleared his airway during CPR."
Akimbo	With hands on hips and elbows out.	"She stood akimbo, looking impatient."
Albeit	Although or even though.	"He was successful, albeit with some struggles."
Albino	A person or animal with a lack of pigment.	"The albino rabbit had bright red eyes."
Alight	To descend or land softly.	"The butterfly alighted on the flower."
Alkali	A basic substance, opposite of acid.	"Soap is made with alkali substances."
Allude	To hint at or refer indirectly.	"He alluded to his past without giving details."
Allure	The attraction or appeal of something.	"The allure of the city drew many tourists."
Almond	A type of nut.	"She added almonds to her salad."
Almost	Nearly but not quite.	"We are almost finished with the project."
Alpaca	A South American animal related to llamas.	"The alpaca’s wool is very soft."
Alpine	Related to high mountains.	"The alpine scenery was breathtaking."
Alumni	Graduates of a school or university.	"The university hosts events for its alumni."
Amazon	A large South American rainforest or a tall, strong woman.	"The Amazon is home to diverse wildlife."
Ambler	Someone who walks at a slow, relaxed pace.	"He was a natural ambler, enjoying long strolls."
Ambush	A surprise attack.	"The soldiers set up an ambush for the enemy."
Amidst	Surrounded by or in the middle of.	"She stood amidst the crowd."
Ammino	A chemical term related to ammonia.	"Ammino compounds are used in fertilizers."
Amoeba	A single-celled organism.	"Scientists studied the movement of the amoeba."
Amount	A quantity of something.	"The total amount of sugar was too much."
Amtrac	A military amphibious vehicle.	"The troops arrived in an Amtrac."
Amulet	A charm worn for protection.	"She wore an amulet for good luck."
Analog	Opposite of digital; a continuous signal.	"She prefers analog watches over digital ones."
Anchor	A heavy object that holds a ship in place.	"The sailor dropped the anchor into the water."
Anemia	A condition with low red blood cells.	"Her fatigue was caused by anemia."
Anemic	Lacking energy or having low red blood cells.	"She felt weak due to her anemic condition."
Angina	Chest pain caused by reduced blood flow.	"The doctor diagnosed him with angina."
Angler	A person who fishes with a rod and line.	"The angler caught a large trout."
Angsty	Feeling anxious or full of tension.	"Teenagers often go through angsty phases."
Animal	A living creature that is not a plant.	"The zoo has many exotic animals."
Anklet	A piece of jewelry worn around the ankle.	"She wore a silver anklet with tiny bells."
Annual	Happening once a year.	"The annual festival draws thousands of visitors."
Anorak	A waterproof jacket with a hood.	"He wore an anorak to stay dry in the rain."
Answer	A response to a question.	"She knew the answer to the riddle."
Anthem	A song of praise or national pride.	"The national anthem was sung before the game."
Anthro	Short for anthropology, the study of humans.	"He majored in anthro at university."
Antifa	A political movement opposing fascism.	"The protest was attended by members of Antifa."
Antler	The branched horn of a deer.	"The hunter found a large antler in the woods."
Anyhoo	A playful way of saying "anyhow."	"Anyhoo, let’s get back to the main topic."
Anyhow	In any way or manner.	"We’ll finish the project anyhow."
Anyone	Any person at all.	"Anyone can join the club."
Anyway	Regardless of the situation.	"She went to the party anyway."
Anywho	An informal way of saying "anyway."	"Anywho, let’s change the subject."
Apache	A Native American tribe or a type of helicopter.	"The Apache people have a rich history."
Apathy	Lack of emotion or interest.	"His apathy toward work worried his boss."
Apiece	For each person or thing.	"The tickets cost $10 apiece."
Appeal	A request for help or reconsideration.	"The charity made an appeal for donations."
Appear	To come into view or existence.	"A rainbow appeared after the storm."
Arable	Suitable for growing crops.	"The farmer bought arable land for his crops."
Arcade	A place with coin-operated games.	"We spent hours playing games at the arcade."
Arcana	Mysteries or secrets.	"The ancient book contained arcana about magic."
Arcane	Mysterious or known by few.	"The professor had arcane knowledge of old texts."
Archer	A person skilled in shooting arrows.	"The archer hit the bullseye with ease."
Arcing	Moving in a curved path.	"The ball was arcing toward the goal."
Ardent	Passionate or enthusiastic.	"She is an ardent supporter of animal rights."
Areola	The circular area around the nipple.	"The doctor examined the areola for changes."
Argent	Silver-colored or relating to silver.	"The knight’s armor had an argent shine."
Aright	Correctly or properly.	"He wanted to set things aright after the mistake."
Arisen	Having come into existence or awareness.	"A new problem has arisen in the project."
Armful	The amount one can carry in their arms.	"She carried an armful of groceries."
Arming	Equipping with weapons or tools.	"The army was arming itself for battle."
Armory	A place where weapons are stored.	"The soldiers gathered supplies from the armory."
Armpit	The area under the shoulder.	"He applied deodorant to his armpit."
Around	In a circular direction or nearby.	"They traveled around the world."
Arouse	To awaken or stir up emotions.	"The speech aroused a strong reaction from the crowd."
Arrant	Complete or absolute, often used negatively.	"His arrant nonsense was hard to believe."
Arrest	To take someone into custody.	"The police arrested the suspect."
Arrive	To reach a destination.	"They will arrive at the airport soon."
Artful	Skillful or clever in a crafty way.	"She gave an artful response to the question."
Artist	A person who creates art.	"The artist painted a stunning landscape."
Ascent	The act of climbing or rising.	"The hikers began their ascent up the mountain."
Asking	Requesting something.	"She was asking for directions."
Asleep	In a state of sleep.	"The baby is finally asleep."
Aspect	A particular part or feature.	"One aspect of the job is teamwork."
Aspire	To have a strong desire or ambition.	"He aspires to become a doctor."
Assent	Agreement or approval.	"She gave her assent to the new proposal."
Assert	To state confidently.	"He asserted his right to speak."
Assess	To evaluate or judge.	"The teacher will assess the students' progress."
Assign	To allocate or designate a task.	"She was assigned to work on the new project."
Assist	To help or support.	"The nurse assisted the doctor during surgery."
Assume	To take for granted or suppose.	"I assumed he would arrive on time."
Asylum	Protection for refugees or a mental institution.	"He sought political asylum in another country."
Atomic	Related to atoms or very small.	"Scientists study atomic structures in physics."
Attach	To fasten or connect something.	"Please attach the file to your email."
Attack	To aggressively assault.	"The army launched an attack at dawn."
Attain	To reach or achieve something.	"She attained success after years of hard work."
Attend	To be present at an event.	"He attended the conference last week."
Attest	To confirm or verify something.	"The witness attested to the truth of his statement."
Attire	Clothing or outfit.	"Her formal attire was perfect for the gala."
Auburn	A reddish-brown color.	"She dyed her hair auburn last summer."
August	The eighth month of the year; respected or impressive.	"They went on vacation in August."
Auntie	An affectionate term for an aunt.	"My auntie makes the best homemade cookies."
Aurora	A natural display of lights in the sky.	"The aurora borealis was stunning last night."
Author	A person who writes books or articles.	"She is the author of a bestselling novel."
Autism	A developmental disorder affecting communication.	"His son was diagnosed with autism at an early age."
Autumn	The season between summer and winter.	"The leaves change color in autumn."
Avatar	A digital representation of a person.	"He created a new avatar for his online profile."
Avenge	To seek revenge for someone.	"He vowed to avenge his father’s death."
Avenue	A wide street or path.	"They walked down a beautiful tree-lined avenue."
Averse	Having a strong dislike for something.	"She is averse to taking unnecessary risks."
Aviary	A large cage or enclosure for birds.	"The zoo has a beautiful aviary filled with exotic birds."
Awaken	To wake up or become aware.	"She was awakened by the sound of birds."
Awhile	For a short time.	"Let’s sit and rest awhile."
Awning	A covering over a window or door.	"The café had a striped awning for shade."
Awoken	Past participle of awake; woken up.	"He had awoken early to watch the sunrise."

7-Letter Words That Start With A

Word	Definition	Example
Abandon	To leave behind or give up.	"He decided to abandon the project."
Abasing	Lowering in rank or status.	"She avoided abasing herself in front of others."
Abating	Reducing or lessening.	"The storm is finally abating."
Abdomen	The part of the body containing digestive organs.	"She felt pain in her lower abdomen."
Abeyant	Temporarily inactive or suspended.	"The law was held abeyant for further review."
Abiding	Lasting for a long time.	"She has an abiding love for music."
Ability	The power or skill to do something.	"He has the ability to solve complex problems."
Ableism	Discrimination against disabled individuals.	"The company is working to reduce ableism in the workplace."
Ableist	A person or action that discriminates against disabled individuals.	"His ableist comments were offensive."
Abolish	To put an end to something.	"The movement aims to abolish unfair laws."
Abought	Purchased or acquired.	"She abought the land last year."
Abraser	A tool used for grinding or sanding.	"He used an abrader to smooth the wood."
Abreast	Side by side and facing the same direction.	"They walked abreast along the sidewalk."
Abridge	To shorten without losing meaning.	"He read an abridged version of the novel."
Abscess	A swollen area in body tissue filled with pus.	"The doctor drained the abscess on his leg."
Abscond	To leave quickly and secretly.	"The thief absconded with the stolen money."
Abseils	Descends a rock face using a rope.	"The climber abseils down the cliff."
Absence	The state of being away or missing.	"Her absence from the meeting was noticed."
Absinth	A strong alcoholic beverage.	"He sipped a glass of absinth at the bar."
Absolve	To free from guilt or blame.	"The priest absolved him of his sins."
Abstain	To choose not to do something.	"He abstained from voting in the election."
Abubble	Full of excitement or activity.	"The classroom was abubble with energy."
Abusing	Treating someone cruelly or unfairly.	"He was accused of abusing his authority."
Abusive	Involving harsh or harmful treatment.	"She left an abusive relationship."
Abuttal	A boundary or adjoining area.	"The property’s abuttal was clearly marked."
Abysmal	Extremely bad or deep.	"His test score was abysmal."
Academy	A school or place of learning.	"She studied at a prestigious academy."
Acclaim	Public praise or approval.	"The actor received great acclaim for his performance."
Account	A record of financial transactions or a story.	"She opened a new bank account."
Accuser	Someone who makes a charge or claim against another.	"The accuser provided evidence in court."
Acerate	Needle-like in shape.	"The cactus has acerate leaves."
Acetate	A chemical compound used in film and textiles.	"The sunglasses were made from acetate frames."
Acetone	A solvent used in cleaning and nail polish remover.	"She used acetone to remove her nail polish."
Achiest	Feeling the most sore or painful.	"After the workout, he felt the achiest he had in months."
Achieve	To succeed in doing something.	"She worked hard to achieve her goals."
Acidity	The level of acid in a substance.	"The acidity of lemon juice is very high."
Acrylic	A type of plastic or synthetic material.	"The artist used acrylic paint for the portrait."
Actress	A female actor.	"The actress won an award for her role."
Actuate	To cause a machine or process to work.	"A sensor actuates the alarm system."
Acutely	Intensely or sharply.	"She was acutely aware of the danger."
Adamant	Firm in opinion or decision.	"She was adamant about completing the project on time."
Addible	Capable of being added.	"Sugar is an addible ingredient in this recipe."
Address	A location or speech.	"Please write your address clearly."
Adhibit	To apply or attach.	"The doctor adhibited the bandage to the wound."
Adipose	Relating to fat tissue.	"Adipose cells store energy in the body."
Adjourn	To suspend a meeting or session.	"The judge adjourned the court for the day."
Adjunct	Something added to another but not essential.	"She worked as an adjunct professor at the university."
Admiral	A high-ranking naval officer.	"The admiral led the fleet into battle."
Admirer	Someone who looks up to or respects another.	"She had many admirers of her artwork."
Adoring	Showing deep love and affection.	"Her adoring fans waited outside the concert hall."
Adulate	To praise excessively.	"Fans often adulate celebrities beyond reason."
Adultly	In a mature or adult manner.	"She handled the situation adultly."
Advance	To move forward or progress.	"He made great advances in his career."
Adverse	Unfavorable or harmful.	"The storm had an adverse effect on travel plans."
Advisee	A person receiving guidance.	"The student met with her academic advisee."
Advisor	A person who gives advice.	"The financial advisor helped plan their investments."
Aerator	A device that introduces air into a substance.	"The pond has an aerator to keep the water oxygenated."
Aerobat	A pilot who performs aerial stunts.	"The aerobat thrilled the crowd with loops and spins."
Aerobic	Related to oxygen-requiring activities.	"She does aerobic exercises daily."
Aerogel	A lightweight, porous material.	"Scientists use aerogel for insulation in space missions."
Aerosol	A substance sprayed from a can.	"She used an aerosol air freshener in the room."
Afflict	To cause pain or suffering.	"A rare disease afflicts the elderly in the region."
Against	Opposed to something.	"She was against the new policy."
Ageless	Never appearing old.	"Her beauty seemed ageless."
Agelong	Lasting for a long time.	"Their agelong friendship remained strong."
Agender	Without a gender identity.	"They identify as agender."
Agentry	The work of an agent.	"His agentry skills helped secure the best deals."
Agility	Quickness and ease of movement.	"The gymnast’s agility was impressive."
Agitate	To stir up or disturb.	"The speaker agitated the crowd with his words."
Agonize	To suffer extreme pain or distress.	"She agonized over her decision."
Aidless	Without help or support.	"The hikers were aidless in the wilderness."
Aileron	A hinged flight control surface on an airplane wing.	"The pilot adjusted the aileron for landing."
Ailment	A minor illness.	"He stayed home due to a minor ailment."
Aimless	Without a clear purpose or goal.	"He wandered aimless through the park."
Airbags	Safety cushions that deploy in car crashes.	"The airbags deployed upon impact."
Airboat	A flat-bottomed boat powered by an aircraft propeller.	"They toured the swamp on an airboat."
Aircrew	Personnel who operate an aircraft.	"The aircrew ensured a smooth flight."
Airdrop	Delivery of supplies from the air.	"The military performed an airdrop of food supplies."
Airfare	The cost of a flight ticket.	"The airfare to Europe was expensive."
Airflow	The movement of air.	"The car’s design improves airflow for better performance."
Airhead	A foolish or empty-headed person.	"She acted like an airhead, but she was actually very smart."
Airhorn	A loud horn powered by compressed air.	"The truck driver blasted his airhorn."
Airless	Lacking fresh air or ventilation.	"The basement felt hot and airless."
Airport	A place where airplanes take off and land.	"She arrived at the airport early for her flight."
Airship	A large balloon-like aircraft.	"The airship floated gracefully above the city."
Airshow	A public event where aircraft perform stunts.	"The airshow featured fighter jet demonstrations."
Airtime	The amount of time something is broadcasted.	"The commercial received prime-time airtime."
Alchemy	Medieval chemistry aimed at turning metals into gold.	"Ancient alchemy sought to create the philosopher’s stone."
Alcohol	A liquid substance found in drinks like beer and wine.	"Alcohol should be consumed in moderation."
Alerion	A heraldic eagle symbol.	"The family crest featured an alerion."
Algebra	A branch of mathematics involving equations.	"He struggled with algebra in school."
Allergy	A reaction to a substance like pollen or nuts.	"Her peanut allergy requires an EpiPen."
Allover	Covering an entire area.	"The dress had an allover floral pattern."
Almanac	A book of yearly facts and statistics.	"The farmer consulted the almanac for weather predictions."
Almondy	Having the taste or smell of almonds.	"The cake had a rich, almondy flavor."
Already	Happened before a certain time.	"She had already left when he arrived."
Alright	Informal spelling of "all right," meaning okay.	"Everything will be alright in the end."
Amateur	A person who does something for enjoyment rather than professionally.	"He is an amateur photographer."
Amazing	Extremely impressive.	"The view from the top of the mountain was amazing."
Ambient	Relating to the surrounding atmosphere.	"The ambient lighting created a relaxing mood."
Amblers	People who walk at a relaxed pace.	"The park was full of amblers enjoying the afternoon."
Ambling	Walking slowly and leisurely.	"They were ambling along the beach."
Amiable	Friendly and pleasant.	"She has an amiable personality that everyone loves."
Ammonia	A colorless gas with a strong smell.	"Ammonia is commonly used in cleaning products."
Amnesia	Loss of memory.	"After the accident, he suffered from temporary amnesia."
Amnesty	A general pardon for offenses.	"The government granted amnesty to political prisoners."
Amplify	To increase the volume or intensity.	"The speakers amplify the sound of the concert."
Amusing	Entertaining or funny.	"The comedian's jokes were very amusing."
Anaemic	Lacking energy or having low red blood cells.	"She felt weak and anaemic after donating blood."
Anagram	A word formed by rearranging the letters of another word.	"'Listen' is an anagram of 'silent.'"
Analogy	A comparison to explain something.	"He used an analogy to make the concept clearer."
Analyze	To examine in detail.	"Scientists analyze data to find patterns."
Analyst	A person who studies and interprets information.	"The financial analyst predicted a rise in stock prices."
Anarchy	A state of disorder due to lack of authority.	"The country fell into anarchy after the government collapsed."
Anatomy	The structure of a body or organism.	"She studied human anatomy in medical school."
Anchovy	A small, salty fish often used in cooking.	"He added anchovy to the pizza for extra flavor."
Ancient	Very old or from a long time ago.	"They explored the ruins of an ancient civilization."
Android	A robot that looks like a human.	"The sci-fi movie featured an android with artificial intelligence."
Anemone	A type of sea creature or flower.	"The clownfish lives in the anemone for protection."
Angelic	Resembling an angel; pure and kind.	"Her angelic voice captivated the audience."
Angerly	In an angry manner.	"He spoke angerly about the unfair decision."
Angling	Fishing with a rod and line.	"They spent the afternoon angling by the lake."
Angrier	More angry than before.	"He grew angrier as the argument continued."
Angrily	In a furious or upset way.	"She slammed the door angrily."
Anguish	Extreme suffering or distress.	"He cried out in anguish after hearing the news."
Angular	Having sharp angles or edges.	"Her face had strong, angular features."
Animate	To bring to life or make lively.	"The director used special effects to animate the characters."
Anomaly	Something that deviates from the norm.	"The scientist discovered an anomaly in the experiment results."
Another	One more or a different one.	"Can I have another slice of cake?"
Antacid	A substance that reduces stomach acidity.	"She took an antacid for her heartburn."
Antenna	A device that receives signals.	"The radio antenna was damaged in the storm."
Anthill	A mound made by ants.	"The children watched the ants crawling over the anthill."
Anthrax	A deadly bacterial disease.	"Anthrax spores can be dangerous if inhaled."
Anxiety	A feeling of worry or nervousness.	"She felt anxiety before the big exam."
Anxious	Feeling worried or nervous.	"He was anxious about his job interview."
Anybody	Any person at all.	"Does anybody know the answer?"
Anymore	No longer or at present.	"I don’t live in that city anymore."
Anytime	At any moment or whenever.	"Call me anytime you need help."
Apatite	A mineral used in fertilizers.	"Apatite is an important source of phosphorus."
Apelike	Resembling an ape.	"His apelike movements were clumsy but strong."
Apology	An expression of regret.	"She gave a heartfelt apology for her mistake."
Apostle	A messenger or follower of a cause.	"The apostle spread the religious teachings."
Appears	Comes into sight or seems to be.	"A rainbow appears after the rain."
Appease	To calm or satisfy someone.	"He tried to appease his angry friend with a gift."
Applaud	To clap in approval.	"The audience stood up to applaud the performer."
Apricot	A small, orange fruit.	"She ate a fresh apricot for breakfast."
Aquatic	Related to water.	"Dolphins are aquatic mammals."
Archaic	Very old or outdated.	"The museum displayed archaic tools from ancient times."
Archery	The sport of shooting arrows with a bow.	"He practiced archery in preparation for the tournament."
Arduous	Difficult and requiring effort.	"The climb up the mountain was arduous."
Armband	A band worn around the arm.	"The captain wore an armband during the match."
Armhole	The opening in a garment for the arm.	"She adjusted the armhole of her dress."
Armless	Without arms.	"The statue was armless due to damage."
Armrest	A support for the arm on a chair or seat.	"He placed his elbows on the armrest."
Arousal	A state of being alert or excited.	"The loud noise caused sudden arousal."
Arrange	To organize or put in order.	"She arranged the flowers in a vase."
Arrears	Money owed that is overdue.	"He had to pay the rent arrears immediately."
Arrival	The act of reaching a destination.	"Her arrival at the airport was delayed."
Arsenal	A collection of weapons or resources.	"The military stored their arsenal safely."
Arsenic	A toxic chemical element.	"Arsenic poisoning can be fatal."
Article	A written piece of information.	"She wrote an article for the newspaper."
Artisan	A skilled craftsperson.	"The artisan crafted a beautiful vase."
Artwork	A painting, sculpture, or design.	"His artwork was displayed in the gallery."
Asexual	Without sexual attraction or reproduction.	"Some plants reproduce asexual."
Ashtray	A container for cigarette ash.	"He flicked his cigarette into the ashtray."
Asphalt	A black, tar-like substance used for roads.	"The road was paved with fresh asphalt."
Assails	Attacks violently.	"The boxer assails his opponent with strong punches."
Assault	A physical or verbal attack.	"The police arrested him for assault."
Assigns	Gives a task or responsibility.	"The teacher assigns homework every Monday."
Assuage	To relieve or make something less severe.	"He tried to assuage her fears."
Astound	To surprise or amaze.	"The magician’s trick astounds the audience."
Astrict	To bind or constrain.	"The rule astricts the use of personal devices."
Astride	With legs on either side.	"He sat astride the horse, ready to ride."
Astroid	A small rocky body orbiting the sun.	"Scientists discovered a new asteroid near Earth."
Athlete	A person trained in sports or fitness.	"She is a professional athlete in track and field."
Atomize	To break into tiny particles.	"The perfume bottle atomizes the liquid."
Attempt	To try to do something.	"He made an attempt to climb the mountain."
Auberge	A French-style inn or hotel.	"They stayed at a charming auberge in the countryside."
Auction	A sale where items go to the highest bidder.	"The painting was sold at an auction."
Audible	Able to be heard.	"His voice was barely audible over the noise."
Augment	To increase or improve.	"The company aims to augment its profits."
Autopsy	An examination of a dead body.	"The autopsy confirmed the cause of death."
Avarice	Extreme greed for wealth.	"His avarice led him to exploit others."
Avenger	One who seeks revenge.	"The hero acted as an avenger for justice."
Average	A typical or standard amount.	"His test score was above average."
Aviator	A pilot or someone who flies an aircraft.	"The aviator guided the plane safely."
Avocado	A green fruit with a creamy texture.	"She made guacamole with fresh avocado."
Avowing	Openly declaring or admitting.	"He had no problem avowing his love for her."
Awesome	Extremely impressive or exciting.	"The fireworks display was awesome!"
Awfully	Very or extremely.	"It was an awfully long day."
Awkward	Clumsy or uncomfortable.	"There was an awkward silence in the room."
Axially	Relating to an axis.	"The wheels spin axially on the car."
Azurite	A deep blue mineral.	"The necklace was made of azurite stones."

8-Letter Words That Start With A

Word	Definition	Example
Aardvark	A nocturnal, burrowing mammal native to Africa.	"The aardvark uses its long tongue to eat ants."
Abatable	Capable of being reduced or removed.	"The noise from the factory is abatable with soundproofing."
Abattoir	A slaughterhouse for animals.	"The cattle were transported to the abattoir."
Abdicate	To give up a position of power.	"The king decided to abdicate the throne."
Abductor	Someone who kidnaps another person.	"The police arrested the child’s abductor."
Abegging	Left unclaimed or undesired.	"The job offers were left abegging due to low wages."
Aberrant	Unusual or deviating from the norm.	"His aberrant behavior worried his family."
Abessive	Indicating the absence of something.	"In linguistics, the abessive case expresses lack."
Abetting	Encouraging or assisting in wrongdoing.	"He was charged with abetting the criminal."
Abidance	Compliance with a rule or law.	"The company showed abidance with safety regulations."
Abjectly	In a hopeless or miserable way.	"He apologized abjectly for his mistake."
Abnormal	Not typical or usual.	"The test results showed abnormal activity in the brain."
Aborally	In a direction away from the mouth.	"Certain sea creatures feed aborally."
Abortion	The termination of a pregnancy.	"The topic of abortion is highly debated worldwide."
Abortive	Failing to produce the intended result.	"The project was an abortive attempt at innovation."
Abrasion	A scrape or wearing away of a surface.	"The fall left a painful abrasion on his knee."
Abrasive	Rough or causing irritation.	"His abrasive personality made him difficult to work with."
Abruptly	Suddenly or without warning.	"He left the meeting abruptly."
Absentee	Someone who is not present.	"The teacher noted the absentee students."
Absinthe	A strong alcoholic beverage.	"The artist enjoyed drinking absinthe."
Absolute	Complete or total.	"She demanded absolute silence in the room."
Abstract	Existing as an idea rather than a physical object.	"The painting had an abstract design."
Absurdly	In a ridiculous or unreasonable way.	"The hotel charged absurdly high prices."
Abundant	Plentiful or existing in large quantities.	"The garden had an abundant supply of tomatoes."
Abusable	Capable of being misused.	"Certain prescription drugs are highly abusable."
Academia	The academic world.	"She has spent her life working in academia."
Academic	Related to education or scholarly work.	"He published many academic papers on psychology."
Acceding	Agreeing to a request or demand.	"The company is acceding to the union’s demands."
Accident	An unplanned event that causes harm.	"He was involved in a minor car accident."
Accolade	An award or recognition.	"She received an accolade for her outstanding work."
Accredit	To officially recognize or approve.	"The university is accredited by a national board."
Accruing	Increasing or accumulating over time.	"Interest is accruing in his savings account."
Accuracy	The degree of being correct.	"The accuracy of the measurements was crucial."
Accurate	Correct or precise.	"Her description of the event was accurate."
Accusing	Blaming someone for wrongdoing.	"His accusing tone made her feel uncomfortable."
Accustom	To get used to something.	"She is slowly accustoming herself to the new job."
Achiness	A state of feeling sore or in pain.	"After the workout, he complained of achiness."
Achingly	With great pain or deep emotion.	"She looked achingly beautiful in the candlelight."
Acquaint	To make someone familiar with something.	"I’d like to acquaint you with our new policy."
Activate	To turn on or start something.	"Press this button to activate the alarm."
Actively	In a way that requires effort or energy.	"She is actively looking for a new job."
Activism	Efforts to promote or oppose change.	"She is involved in environmental activism."
Activist	A person who campaigns for change.	"The activist spoke at the climate rally."
Activity	An action or movement.	"The park was full of activity during the festival."
Actually	In reality; truly.	"I actually enjoyed the movie more than I expected."
Adapting	Changing to fit new conditions.	"He is adapting well to his new environment."
Adaption	The process of adjusting.	"The book’s adaption into a movie was a success."
Adaptive	Able to adjust to change.	"His adaptive nature helps him thrive in new situations."
Addition	The process of adding something.	"The addition of new members strengthened the team."
Additive	A substance added to improve something.	"The food contains a natural additive for flavor."
Adherent	A supporter or follower of a cause.	"She is an adherent of environmental activism."
Adhesive	A substance used to stick things together.	"The tape has a strong adhesive backing."
Admiring	Showing respect or appreciation.	"He gave her an admiring glance."
Adopting	Taking something as one's own.	"They are adopting a new business strategy."
Adoption	The act of legally taking in a child or practice.	"The adoption process took several months."
Adoptive	Relating to parents who have adopted a child.	"Her adoptive parents raised her with love."
Adorable	Extremely cute or lovable.	"The puppy was absolutely adorable."
Adultery	A married person's involvement in an affair.	"Adultery is often cited as a reason for divorce."
Adulting	Managing responsibilities of adulthood.	"She is struggling with adulting after college."
Advisory	Giving recommendations or warnings.	"The weather advisory warned of strong winds."
Advocacy	Public support for a cause or policy.	"His advocacy for animal rights is well known."
Advocate	Someone who publicly supports a cause.	"She is a strong advocate for education reform."
Aerating	Introducing air into a substance.	"The farmer is aerating the soil for better growth."
Aeration	The process of introducing air.	"The fish tank requires proper aeration."
Affinity	A natural attraction or connection.	"He has an affinity for classical music."
Affixial	Related to the attachment of something.	"The stamp had an affixial adhesive backing."
Affixing	Attaching or sticking something.	"He was affixing labels to the packages."
Affluent	Wealthy or having an abundance of something.	"The affluent neighborhood had luxurious homes."
Affright	Sudden fear or terror.	"The loud explosion caused great affright."
Aflutter	Excited or nervous.	"Her heart was aflutter before the big speech."
Aggrieve	To cause distress or injustice.	"The unfair ruling served to aggrieve the workers."
Agreeing	Being in harmony or acceptance.	"Both parties are agreeing to the new terms."
Airborne	Moving through the air.	"The pollen was airborne, triggering allergies."
Airbrush	A tool for applying paint smoothly.	"She used an airbrush to perfect the design."
Airburst	An explosion in the air.	"The missile detonated in an airburst above the city."
Aircraft	Any vehicle capable of flight.	"The aircraft took off smoothly from the runway."
Airfield	A landing and takeoff area for aircraft.	"The military airfield was heavily guarded."
Airiness	The quality of being light or spacious.	"The room’s airiness made it feel larger."
Airliner	A large commercial airplane.	"The airliner was scheduled for an international flight."
Airplane	A powered flying vehicle.	"The airplane landed safely after a long flight."
Airtight	Completely sealed to prevent air escape.	"The container is airtight to keep the food fresh."
Alarming	Causing worry or fear.	"There was an alarming increase in crime rates."
Alchemic	Related to medieval chemistry.	"He studied alchemic texts from the Renaissance."
Aldehyde	A chemical compound used in perfumes and flavors.	"Aldehyde compounds are found in many fruits."
Alerting	Warning or making someone aware.	"The system is alerting users to potential fraud."
Alienate	To isolate or turn away.	"His rude behavior alienated his coworkers."
Alkaline	Having a pH greater than 7.	"Alkaline batteries last longer than regular ones."
Allegory	A story with a deeper meaning.	"The book is an allegory about human nature."
Allergen	A substance that causes allergic reactions.	"Pollen is a common allergen during spring."
Allergic	Having a reaction to certain substances.	"She is allergic to peanuts."
Alleyway	A narrow passage between buildings.	"He walked through the dark alleyway at night."
Allowing	Giving permission.	"The teacher is allowing extra time for the test."
Allspice	A spice with flavors of cinnamon, nutmeg, and clove.	"She added allspice to the pumpkin pie."
Alluring	Attractive or tempting.	"The actress had an alluring presence on stage."
Allusive	Indirectly referring to something.	"His speech was allusive, hinting at past mistakes."
Almighty	Having great power; often referring to God.	"People prayed to the Almighty for strength."
Alphabet	A set of letters used in writing.	"The English alphabet has 26 letters."
Altering	Changing or modifying something.	"She is altering her dress for a better fit."
Although	Even though; despite the fact.	"Although it rained, we still had fun."
Altitude	Height above sea level.	"The airplane was flying at a high altitude."
Amaranth	A type of plant with reddish flowers.	"Amaranth is often used in gluten-free recipes."
Amaretto	A sweet Italian almond-flavored liqueur.	"She ordered a cocktail with amaretto."
Amassing	Gathering or collecting a large amount.	"He is amassing a fortune through investments."
Ambience	The atmosphere or mood of a place.	"The restaurant had a cozy ambience."
Ambrosia	Food of the gods in mythology; something delicious.	"Her homemade pie was absolute ambrosia."
Amending	Making corrections or improvements.	"The government is amending the law to be more inclusive."
Amethyst	A purple gemstone.	"She wore a beautiful amethyst pendant."
Amicable	Friendly and without conflict.	"They had an amicable divorce and remained friends."
Amnesiac	A person suffering from memory loss.	"The amnesiac could not remember his past."
Amoretti	A collection of love poems.	"She adored reading the romantic amoretti."
Amphipod	A small, shrimp-like crustacean.	"The scientist studied the amphipod under a microscope."
Amputate	To surgically remove a limb.	"The doctor had to amputate his leg after the accident."
Anaconda	A large snake found in South America.	"The anaconda slithered through the rainforest."
Analogue	A system or object that is similar to another.	"She prefers an analogue clock over a digital one."
Analysis	A detailed examination of something.	"His analysis of the data revealed interesting trends."
Analytic	Using logical reasoning.	"She has an analytic mind, perfect for solving problems."
Anaphase	A stage of cell division.	"The scientist observed anaphase under the microscope."
Anarchic	Without order or control.	"The city fell into an anarchic state during the protests."
Anatomic	Related to the structure of living things.	"He studied the anatomic details of the human body."
Ancestor	A person from whom one is descended.	"She traced her ancestor back to the 1700s."
Ancestry	Family lineage or heritage.	"His ancestry is a mix of different cultures."
Androgen	A hormone that controls male traits.	"Testosterone is a well-known androgen."
Anecdote	A short, interesting story.	"He told a funny anecdote about his childhood."
Angelica	A fragrant plant used in herbal remedies.	"Angelica is often used in traditional medicine."
Angering	Making someone upset or mad.	"His rude comment was angering everyone in the room."
Angstrom	A unit of length used in physics.	"The wavelength was measured in angstroms."
Animator	A person who creates animated films.	"She works as an animator for a major studio."
Annotate	To add notes or comments to a text.	"She had to annotate the book for her literature class."
Announce	To publicly declare something.	"They will announce the winners tomorrow."
Annoying	Causing irritation or frustration.	"His constant humming was really annoying."
Annually	Once a year.	"The company holds its conference annually."
Annulate	Having rings or circular markings.	"The snake had an annulate pattern on its scales."
Anorexia	An eating disorder characterized by weight loss.	"Anorexia is a serious medical condition requiring treatment."
Anteater	An animal that eats ants and termites.	"The anteater used its long tongue to catch insects."
Antelope	A fast-running animal found in Africa.	"The antelope sprinted across the savanna."
Anterior	Positioned at the front.	"The anterior part of the brain controls movement."
Anthesis	The period when a flower is fully open.	"The roses were in full anthesis during spring."
Antibody	A protein that fights infections.	"The immune system produces antibodies to fight viruses."
Antidote	A remedy to counteract poison.	"The doctor gave him an antidote for the snake bite."
Antihero	A main character who lacks traditional heroic traits.	"The movie's protagonist was an antihero with a dark past."
Anything	Any object, event, or action.	"She would do anything to help her friend."
Anywhere	In any location.	"You can sit anywhere you like."
Apparent	Clearly visible or understood.	"It was apparent that he was nervous."
Appendix	A small organ or an additional section in a book.	"His appendix had to be removed."
Appetite	A desire for food.	"She lost her appetite due to stress."
Applause	Clapping as a sign of approval.	"The audience erupted in applause."
Applique	A decorative design sewn onto fabric.	"The quilt featured beautiful applique patterns."
Applying	Putting something into practice.	"She is applying for a new job."
Appraise	To assess the value of something.	"The jeweler will appraise the diamond ring."
Approach	To come near or move toward something.	"The deer ran away as I tried to approach it."
Approval	The act of accepting or agreeing.	"She smiled in approval of the project idea."
Aptitude	Natural ability or talent.	"His aptitude for mathematics was remarkable."
Aquarium	A tank for keeping fish and aquatic animals.	"The aquarium had colorful tropical fish."
Aqueduct	A structure for transporting water.	"The ancient Romans built impressive aqueducts."
Arborist	A specialist in tree care.	"The arborist trimmed the overgrown branches."
Archduke	A noble rank in European history.	"Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s assassination started World War I."
Armchair	A comfortable chair with armrests.	"He relaxed in his armchair by the fireplace."
Armguard	A protective covering for the arm.	"The archer wore an armguard to prevent injury."
Armoring	The process of adding protective covering.	"The vehicle was armoring for military use."
Arrantly	Completely or utterly (often negatively).	"He was arrantly rude to his coworkers."
Arriving	Coming to a destination.	"She is arriving at the airport soon."
Arrogant	Having excessive pride or self-importance.	"His arrogant attitude annoyed everyone in the meeting."
Artifact	An object from an earlier time.	"The museum displayed an ancient artifact."
Artistic	Creative or related to the arts.	"She has an artistic talent for painting."
Asbestos	A fire-resistant mineral once used in buildings.	"Exposure to asbestos can be dangerous to health."
Asphyxia	A condition caused by lack of oxygen.	"The victim suffered from asphyxia due to smoke inhalation."
Aspiring	Striving to achieve something.	"She is an aspiring actress."
Assassin	A person who kills for political or personal reasons.	"The assassin was caught before he could strike."
Assemble	To put together.	"The workers assemble cars in the factory."
Assembly	A gathering of people for a purpose.	"The school assembly took place in the auditorium."
Asterisk	A star-shaped symbol (*) used in writing.	"An asterisk indicated a footnote in the text."
Asteroid	A rocky object orbiting the sun.	"An asteroid belt lies between Mars and Jupiter."
Athletic	Physically active or fit.	"She is an athletic person who enjoys sports."
Atomical	Related to atoms or physics.	"The scientist explained the atomical structure of the element."
Attitude	A person's way of thinking or feeling.	"His positive attitude helped him succeed."
Attorney	A lawyer.	"She hired an attorney to handle her case."
Atypical	Not usual or normal.	"His reaction to the news was atypical."
Audacity	Boldness or confidence.	"He had the audacity to challenge his boss."
Audience	A group of people watching a performance.	"The audience applauded at the end of the play."
Auditing	Examining financial records.	"The company is currently auditing its accounts."
Audition	A trial performance to test ability.	"She prepared for her audition for the lead role."
Auditory	Related to hearing.	"The auditory system allows us to process sound."
Automate	To make a process operate on its own.	"The company plans to automate its production line."
Autonomy	Independence or self-governance.	"The region fought for political autonomy."
Autosave	A feature that saves work automatically.	"The program’s autosave function prevents data loss."
Aversion	A strong dislike for something.	"He has an aversion to spicy food."
Aviation	The industry and science of flying.	"He has always been interested in aviation."
Avoiding	Staying away from something.	"She is avoiding unhealthy foods."
Awaiting	Waiting for something to happen.	"He is awaiting the results of his test."
Axillary	Related to the armpit.	"The doctor examined the axillary lymph nodes."

Best A Words for Scrabble

Word	Scrabble Points	Definition
Abaxial	16	Situated away from the axis of an organ.
Abjured	17	Renounced or rejected formally.
Abjurer	17	Someone who renounces something under oath.
Abjures	16	Formally rejects a belief or cause.
Abraxas	16	A mystical word in ancient beliefs.
Abrazos	18	A Spanish term for hugs.
Acajous	16	A type of tropical tree, also known as mahogany.
Acequia	18	A canal used for irrigation.
Acidize	19	To treat with acid.
Acquest	18	Property acquired other than by inheritance.
Acquire	18	To obtain or gain possession.
Acquits	18	Declares someone not guilty in court.
Adaxial	15	Positioned toward the axis of an organ.
Addaxes	16	A species of antelope found in the Sahara.
Adfroze	20	Became frozen.
Admixed	18	Mixed or blended.
Admixes	17	Mixes or blends together.
Adnexal	15	Relating to appendages or adjacent structures.
Affixal	20	Relating to an affix (prefix or suffix).
Affixed	21	Attached or fastened to something.
Affixer	20	Someone or something that affixes.
Affixes	20	Prefixes or suffixes attached to words.
Agatize	17	To convert into agate, a type of mineral.
Agenize	17	To treat flour with a bleaching agent.
Agneaux	15	French for "lambs."
Agnized	18	Recognized or acknowledged.
Agnizes	17	Recognizes or acknowledges.
Agonize	17	To suffer extreme pain or distress.
Agribiz	19	Short for agribusiness.
Alexias	14	A medical condition causing word blindness.
Alexins	14	Substances in the body that fight infections.
Aliquot	16	A portion of a whole, especially in chemistry.
Alloxan	14	A chemical compound used in diabetes research.
Almique	18	A type of spirit distilled from sugarcane.
Amazing	19	Causing great surprise or wonder.
Amazons	18	A legendary race of warrior women.
Analyze	19	To examine in detail.
Annexed	15	Added as an extra part.
Annexes	14	Additional buildings or documents.
Anodize	17	To coat a metal with a protective layer.
Anoxias	14	A condition caused by lack of oxygen.
Antapex	16	The point opposite the solar apex.
Antefix	17	A decorative tile at the edge of a roof.
Anthrax	17	A serious bacterial infection.
Antique	16	An object of historical value.
Antitax	14	Opposed to taxes.
Anxiety	17	A state of nervousness or worry.
Anxious	14	Feeling worried or uneasy.
Aparejo	16	A type of pack saddle.
Apprize	20	To inform or notify.
Apraxia	16	A motor disorder affecting movement.
Apraxic	18	Related to apraxia, a movement disorder.
Apteryx	19	Another name for the kiwi bird.
Aquaria	16	Plural of aquarium.
Aquatic	18	Related to water.
Aquavit	19	A Scandinavian spirit made with herbs.
Aqueous	16	Watery or related to water.
Aquifer	19	An underground water reservoir.
Aquiver	19	Trembling or shaking.
Aruspex	16	A Roman priest who interpreted omens.
Asexual	14	Without sexual attraction or reproduction.
Asphyxy	25	A condition caused by lack of oxygen.
Asquint	16	With a sideways or squinting look.
Assizes	16	Historical court sessions.
Ataraxy	17	A state of calmness or peace.
Ataxias	14	Disorders affecting movement coordination.
Atomize	18	To break into tiny particles.
Auxeses	14	The process of growth or increase.
Auxesis	14	Increase in size or intensity.
Auxetic	16	Materials that expand when stretched.
Auxinic	16	Related to plant growth hormones.
Axially	17	Related to an axis.
Axillae	14	Plural of axilla, meaning armpit.
Axillar	14	Related to the armpit.
Axinite	14	A rare mineral.
Axolotl	14	A type of aquatic salamander.
Axoneme	16	The central structure of a flagellum or cilium.
Axseeds	15	The seeds of a plant.
Azaleas	16	A type of flowering shrub.
Azimuth	21	The angle between a reference direction and a point.
Azulejo	23	A type of painted ceramic tile from Spain or Portugal.
Azurite	16	A deep blue mineral used as a pigment.
Azygous	20	Occurring singly, not in a pair.

FAQ About Words That Start With A

What is the longest word that starts with A?

One of the longest words is "Antidisestablishmentarianism" (28 letters), which refers to opposition to the separation of church and state.

What are some positive words that start with A?

Some positive "A" words include amazing, ambition, admirable, affectionate, and authentic.

What are some difficult A words for spelling bees?

Difficult "A" words include acrimonious, albatross, amphitheater, anachronism, and assiduous.

What are some high-scoring Scrabble words that start with A?

High-scoring Scrabble words include axiom (14 points), azimuth (21 points), and azulejo (23 points).

What are some scientific words that start with A?

Scientific terms include astrobiology (study of life in space), archaeometry (scientific analysis of ancient materials), and anemometer (instrument to measure wind speed).