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Words Starting with Letter 'A'

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Aam /aam/
Noun Kindergarten

An old historical measurement used in Europe for liquids like wine, holding many gallons in a single large barrel.

Aaronic /aaronic/
Adjective Grade-2

Having to do with Aaron, who was a leader and priest in the Bible.

Aaronical /aaronical/
Noun Grade-3

Connected to Aaron, who was the very first high priest mentioned in stories from the Bible.

Abaca /abaca/
Noun Grade-1

A plant from the banana family that has very strong fibers used to make sturdy rope.

Abacinate /abacinate/
Verb Grade-3

To blind someone long ago by holding a red-hot metal plate right in front of their eyes.

Abaciscus /abaciscus/
Noun Grade-3

A tiny square tile used by artists to create patterns and pictures in a mosaic floor or wall.

Abacist /abacist/
Noun Grade-2

A person who does math using an abacus, which is an old wooden tool with rows of sliding beads.

Aback /aback/
Noun Grade-1

Feeling very surprised, startled, or caught off guard by something unexpected happening.

Abactinal /abactinal/
Noun Grade-3

The side or surface of an animal, like a starfish, that is opposite to its mouth.

Abaction /abaction/
Noun Grade-3

The stealing of cattle or other farm animals by driving them away.

Abactor /abactor/
Noun Grade-2

A clever thief who steals a whole herd of farm animals all at one time instead of just one.

Abaculus /abaculus/
Noun Grade-3

A tiny cube-shaped tile made of glass or stone used to create colorful pictures in a mosaic.

Abacus /abacus/
Noun Grade-2

An old-fashioned counting tool with colorful sliding beads on wooden rods used for math.

Abaft /abaft/
Noun Grade-1

Located toward or near the back part of a ship, boat, or watercraft.

Abaiser /abaiser/
Noun Grade-2

Something that makes a person feel less important or humble.

Abalone /abalone/
Noun Grade-2

A sea animal with one curved shell shaped like a bowl that has a shiny, colorful pearl inside.

Abandon /abandon/
Verb Grade-2

To leave someone or something behind completely and permanently without ever going back to them.

Abandoned /abandoned/
Noun Grade-3

Left all alone by someone who was supposed to look after you, like a stray puppy.

Abandonee /abandonee/
Noun Grade-3

A person, pet, or property that has been completely left behind and deserted by their owner.

Abandonment /abandonment/
Noun Grade-3

The act of leaving someone or something behind and not returning.

Abase /abase/
Verb Grade-1

To treat someone in a way that hurts their pride or makes them feel small and unimportant in front of others.

Abased /abased/
Noun Grade-2

Made to feel deeply ashamed, humiliated, or lowered in your pride and dignity.

Abasedly /abasedly/
Adverb Grade-3

Acting in a shy, humble way because you feel small or embarrassed about a mistake.

Abasement /abasement/
Noun Grade-3

The act of making someone feel very low, ashamed, or humiliated.

Abaser /abaser/
Noun Grade-2

Someone who hurts another person's pride, dignity, or self-respect by making them feel small.

Abash /abash/
Verb Grade-1

To make someone feel a little embarrassed, shy, or uneasy in front of a big group of people.

Abashment /abashment/
Noun Grade-3

A feeling of embarrassment or shyness.

Abasia /abasia/
Noun Grade-2

A medical word for having trouble walking or standing up because your leg muscles are too weak.

Abatable /abatable/
Adjective Grade-3

Able to be made smaller, weaker, or brought to an end, like a loud thunderstorm that is finally starting to slow down.

Abate /abate/
Verb Grade-1

To become less strong or go away, like when a loud storm finally gets quiet and stops.

Abatement /abatement/
Noun Grade-3

When something strong or loud, like a big storm or a noisy party, finally becomes much quieter or weaker.

Abater /abater/
Noun Grade-2

Something that makes things smaller, weaker, or less intense.

Abatis /abatis/
Noun Grade-2

A barrier made of fallen trees with their sharpened branches pointing outward.

Abatised /abatised/
Noun Grade-3

Defended or protected by a sturdy barrier made of sharp, tangled tree branches piled together to block enemies.

Abator /abator/
Noun Grade-2

Someone or something that stops, lessens, or gets rid of a nuisance or a problem.

Abattoir /abattoir/
Noun Grade-3

A specialized building where farm animals are safely processed to provide meat for grocery stores.

Abature /abature/
Noun Grade-2

A mark or track left by an animal, like a deer, brushing against grass or bushes.

Abaxial /abaxial/
Noun Grade-2

A word used by scientists to describe the side of a plant leaf that faces away from the main stem.

Abaxile /abaxile/
Noun Grade-2

Not located right in the middle or center axis of something, like a plant part growing off to the side.

Abb /abb/
Noun Kindergarten

A rough type of wool made from lower-quality fleece, used in weaving to make the crosswise threads of a fabric.

Abba /abba/
Noun Grade-1

An ancient word meaning father, often used as a title of respect for a religious leader.

Abbacy /abbacy/
Noun Grade-2

The special job, title, or home of an abbot, who is the leader of a monastery.

Abbatial /abbatial/
Noun Grade-3

Something that belongs to or is connected with an abbey, which is a special home where monks or nuns live.

Abbess /abbess/
Noun Grade-2

A woman who is chosen to be the leader and head of a community of nuns in an abbey.

Abbey /abbey/
Noun Grade-1

A very large building or group of buildings where a community of monks or nuns live, work, and pray.

Abbot /abbot/
Noun Grade-1

The head monk in charge of a monastery or an abbey where a group of religious men live and work.

Abbreviation /abbreviation/
Noun Grade-3

A short way of writing a long word, like using 'Dr.' instead of spelling out the word 'Doctor'.

Abbreviator /abbreviator/
Noun Grade-3

A person or machine that makes a long story or text much shorter.

Abbreviatory /abbreviatory/
Noun Grade-3

Serving to make something shorter or briefer, such as a condensed list or a shortened word.

Abdal /abdal/
Noun Grade-1

A wandering holy person or dervish in some traditional Islamic cultures.

Abderian /abderian/
Noun Grade-3

Loud, silly, or foolish laughter that can seem a little bit goofy or silly to others around you.

Abderite /abderite/
Noun Grade-3

An inhabitant of the ancient Greek city of Abdera.

Abdest /abdest/
Noun Grade-2

The special Islamic washing of hands, face, and feet with water before praying.

Abdicant /abdicant/
Noun Grade-3

Someone who officially steps down and gives up a high position of power, such as a king leaving his throne.

Abdicate /abdicate/
Verb Grade-3

To officially step down from ruling a country or give up an important position of high power.

Abdication /abdication/
Noun Grade-3

The act of stepping down and officially giving up being a king, queen, or leader.

Abdicative /abdicative/
Adjective Grade-3

Relating to giving up power, a throne, or a high job on purpose.

Abditive /abditive/
Adjective Grade-3

Tending to hide things away or keep secrets where nobody else can find them.

Abditory /abditory/
Noun Grade-3

A secret hiding place where people put away special things for safekeeping so nobody else finds them.

Abdomen /abdomen/
Noun Grade-2

The part of the body between the chest and hips that holds the stomach and other organs.

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