➠ Words that start with a
List contains 24147 Words that start with "a".
- - Does Ahab lack cattle? There's a bad omen in there
- - Noun case: Abbr.
- - Lat. grammar case
- - Gram. case, in Latin
- - Case in Lat. grammar
- - Latin case: Abbr.
- - Lat. case
- - Gram. case
- - Grammar case: Abbr.
- - Playing loudly, like a group of trumpets
- - Like trumpeting trumpets
- - Loud, as trumpets
- - Loud, as a radio
- - Loud, like trumpets
- - Sounding loudly, like a trumpet
- - Loud, like sirens
- - Like klaxons in action
- - Full-bore, like a group of trumpets
- - Loud, as a trumpet
- - Playing loudly
- - Trumpeting like crazy
- - Like trumpets in a fanfare
- - Like some bands
- - At full volume
- - Loud and strident
- - Trumpeting
- - With tantaras galore
- - Turned (up)
- - Cacophonous
- - Deafening
- - Loud
- - Renounces
- - Repudiates solemnly
- - Washes one's hands of
- - Historically, a solemnly renounced religious belief was ....
- - Renounced formally
- - Renounced
- - Sailor, hurt leaving home, swore to give up
- - Disowned sailor Jack, awfully rude
- - region on the east coast of the black sea
- - "So much fun!"
- - Something super-fun
- - Green Day "Having ......"
- - Have -- (whoop it up)
- - Diminish through melting, vaporising, etc
- - Wear away through erosion
- - Wear away, as a metallic surface
- - Erode away
- - Remove by erosion
- - Wear thin
- - Destroy a body function and make the sailor dead
- - Remove by melting, say
- - Remove by cutting
- - Remove by evaporation
- - Remove by melting
- - Remove, as by surgery
- - Vaporize
- - Erode
- - Disappear slowly
- - Technically, to remove body tissue in surgery
- - Disheartened
- - Humble, servile
- - Miserable, woeful
- - Hopeless, downtrodden
- - completely miserable
- - Extremely miserable
- - Pathetic sailor caught in a stream
- - miserable aim to get new leader
- - hopeless sailor caught in a plane
- - a thing without love is worthless
- - Wretched sailor caught boarding plane
- - Worthless article yields nothing for American
- - pitiful, hopeless
- - A thing with no lid is hopeless
- - Mean, wretched
- - Wretched, as poverty
- - Utterly wretched
- - Of the most contemptible kind
- - Forlorn — humiliated
- - Deeply miserable
- - Bad, like some failures
- - Grovelling
- - Wretched sailor caught boarding fast plane
- - Grovelling, apology say
- - Totally hopeless
- - Lacking all dignity
- - Truly wretched
- - Totally without dignity
- - The absolute worst
- - Wretched, worthless
- - Self-abasing
- - Extreme, poverty say
- - A thing without love, miserable
- - Showing hopelessness
- - Apology description, sometimes
- - Utterly miserable
- - Utterly hopeless
- - Spiritless
- - Disconsolate
- - Servile
- - Obsequious
- - Cringing
- - Groveling
- - Ignoble
- - Mean
- - Hangdog
- - Pitiful
- - Contemptible
- - Miserable
- - Wretched
- - Base
- - Downright
- - Despicable
- - "Sorry"
- - Hopeless
- - Word with failure or terror
- - fawning chap's first to board a british plane
- - wretched, downtrodden
- - Give up one's rights
- - Recant officially
- - Solemnly renounce
- - Renounce formally
- - Formally disavow
- - Repudiate — renounce on oath
- - Officially retract
- - Formally renounce
- - Renounce.
- - Repudiate
- - Disavow
- - Forswear
- - solemnly renounce a book and note about origins of juvenile unrest
- - Could a boofhead be lazy and on fire?
- - A baker's first loaf is on fire
- - a jacket, endlessly on fire
- - Burning a mark on a horse
- - Ace jacket mostly on fire
- - British trapped in a lounge on fire
- - Gleaming as if on fire
- - Flaming; on fire
- - Head of brigade entering a lounge on fire
- - Burning a bra, to start with, then loaf
- - Burning a jacket Romeo's taken off
- - Burning tar by lounge
- - Burning a jacket king's taken off
- - Bishop enters a lounge that's brightly lit
- - Burning out of control
- - Fully engulfed, perhaps
- - Filled with anger
- - Burning intensely
- - Burning a jacket almost
- - Radiant with color
- - Brightly lit
- - Sailor to take it easy after being fired perhaps
- - Fiery, sailor? Take it easy?
- - Currently combusting
- - Burning a briquette initially to use no energy
- - In a jacket that's too short
- - All Blacks initially sit around filled with anger
- - Brimming with zeal
- - Roaring, maybe
- - Going up in flames
- - A black loaf being toasted?
- - Torrid
- - Really lit
- - "World ......" (Killswitch Engage)
- - Bright with light
- - Tom Arnold film
- - Rapidly oxidizing
- - Like a fireplace
- - Gleaming with color
- - Burning fiercely.
- - Gleaming
- - Burning brightly
- - Roaring
- - "Like hell!"
- - Like Chicago in 1871
- - Going up
- - Engulfed in flames
- - In need of extinguishing
- - Not merely smoldering
- - Aflame
- - Lit up
- - Combusting
- - All lit up
- - All fired up
- - Fired up
- - Fiery
- - Burning
- - using a blade, bit of tissue is removed surgically
- - Removed by eroding
- - Removed material from rickety table in a day
- - Removed by melting
- - Removed by melting, e.g.
- - Dissipated
- - Worn thin
- - Erodes by heat or weathering
- - Erodes away
- - Removes by erosion
- - Wears thin
- - Melts
- - Carries away
- - Wears off
- - Surgical removal procedure
- - Surgical removal
- - Vowel changes in verb forms
- - Apophony
- - Vocal phenomenon of a baa, say, outside university
- - Vowel change in related words
- - Time invested in a viable criminal case
- - case in grammar to make latvia be free
- - Case of extreme importance coming up in Lincoln
- - President once holding key, rising to make a case
- - Grammatical case
- - Two muscles I have in case
- - Case of a live bat being tormented
- - Latin case
- - Case for Caesar
- - Case in grammar.
- - ...... absolute (construction oft used by Caesar)
- - Hardly at all
- - Hardly any
- - "Isn't that ...... much?": 2 wds.
- - "This won't hurt ......": 2 wds.
- - To some degree: 2 wds.
- - Tiny amount: 2 wds.
- - Only slightly: 2 wds.
- - Not very much: 2 wds.
- - With ... of luck …: 2 wds.
- - Some(Used today)
- - Much ......!
- - Not hugely
- - Slightly
- - Not much
- - Very slightly
- - Not too much
- - Just slightly
- - Just somewhat
- - Not that much (2 words)
- - "This won't hurt ......, I promise!" (2 words)
- - "Isn't that ...... too heavy?" (2 words)
- - Not very much
- - Ever so slightly
- - Only slightly
- - Rather dress stays unopened?
- - "I don't mind that ......"
- - "This won't hurt ....!"
- - Not much at all
- - Barely more than not at all
- - Marginally
- - Vaguely
- - Partially
- - To some small degree
- - Insignificantly
- - "Isn't that ...... much?"
- - "I really don't mind ......"
- - Not that much
- - Moderately
- - 'That's ...... much'
- - "Just ...... off the top"
- - Somewhat, not much
- - To some degree, but not much
- - "It won't hurt ......"
- - More than not at all
- - Before long, after "in"
- - More than 51-Down
- - "That didn't hurt ......"
- - Opposite of oodles
- - In .... (soon)
- - Just noticeably
- - Short time interval
- - To a tiny degree
- - ...... of all right
- - Wait-...... (thorny plant)
- - Not ...... (zilch)
- - "I'm not ...... worried"
- - "I don't care ......"
- - Not ...... (in no way).
- - ...... of all right (something heartily approved).
- - ...... of all right (something looked on with approval).
- - ...... of all right: Brit. phrase of approval.
- - "I don't mind ......."
- - Minimally
- - Rather
- - Kind of
- - To some degree
- - Some
- - Just some
- - Sort of
- - Wait
- - Kinda-sorta
- - '. . . sorta'
- - 'Somewhat'
- - Kinda
- - 'Ish'
- - At all
- - In the least
- - Not .... (not at all)
- - Small amount
- - Just kinda
- - Somewhat hard to give up long-standing practice
- - "okay, this won't hurt ..." [2 words]
- - "you haven't changed ...."
- - In .... (soon, 2 wds.)
- - not much custom in the queen vic?
- - Grab ... (eat hurriedly)
- - "Let's grab ..." (eat): 2 wds.
- - Grab — (eat quickly)
- - Grab ...... to eat: 2 wds.
- - Grab ...... (eat on the run)
- - Grab ...... (eat)
- - Have .... to eat (snack)
- - Go for ...... (eat out)
- - "Take ...... out of crime" (McGruff the Crime Dog)
- - Have ...... to eat
- - Grab .... (nosh)
- - ...... to eat
- - Have ...... (eat).
- - Grab
- - Grab ... [eat]: 2 wds.
- - 'Take — out of crime!'
- - Have .... (nosh)
- - "....... as hard as lips can make it": Keats
- - "Take ......!" ("Try some!")
- - Snack, after "have"
- - Have ...... (snack)
- - Stay
- - Unreasonable dunce would be this
- - Article pinched? Description of thieves perhaps unreasonable
- - The complaint about the sliced bacon is going too far
- - Criminal hit back about it being unfair
- - Derogatory remark about waist that's going too far
- - Being rather stupid is more than one should have to bear
- - Slightly daft
- - ... Ahmed, Ethiopian Prime Minister who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2019
- - (Chap) being about to leave, eg persona poetae, Ovid Tristia 1.3.15
- - Something unpleasant that is still good for you
- - No longer of use, euphemistically
- - Obstinate: hide when given new form mistress
- - Mistress maybe rather like a team member
- - Extramarital partner
- - Not particularly challenging
- - Kinda pricey
- - Somewhat pricey
- - Pricey ... or one way to describe the ends of 18-, 23-, 35- and 50-Across?
- - Substandard may mean a small reduction in price
- - Unreasonable adult dog biting character from Athens
- - A dog biting Athenian character that's pushing it
- - Not on time, Greek character in cab, I suspect, beginning to hurry
- - Greek character prodding a breeding dog? That's uncalled-for
- - Sailor has irritation over most of the sludge and it's out of order
- - Sailor has irritation over most of the dirt and it's out of order
- - Somewhat excessive fishy bait for new chum
- - Slightly excessive
- - Somewhat unreasonable or OTT
- - Somewhat OTT
- - Unacceptable contradiction in terms?
- - Somewhat excessive
- - In need of toning down
- - Somewhat OTT adult sank teeth into chum wickedly!
- - OTT
- - More than one can handle
- - Somewhat overdone
- - Adequate, and then some
- - Slightly more than one can tolerate
- - Somewhat over the top
- - Slightly more than wanted
- - Over-the-top
- - Overdone
- - Too too
- - Excessive
- - Answer to "Enough?"
- - Hungry person's response to "Is that enough?"
- - What you may legally grab at the mall
- - Some, but not much
- - Not much
- - Not very much
- - "That's ...... a stretch"
- - Very little
- - Some
- - Minimal
- - Just some
- - 'All right'
- - Attractive bird wrecked boat if OK!
- - First person to succumb saved by a radiant, alluring individual