Words that start with A

Angry anteaters arguing against albino antelopes.

Animals starting with A

Animals

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Food

Plants that start with A

Plants

Adjectives that start with A

Adjectives

Verbs that start with A

Verbs

Countries that start with A

Countries

Cities that start with A

Cities

Jobs that start with A

Jobs

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Body parts

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Fruit

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Birds

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Ais forAny

You use the word any when you are talking about one or more things from a group, but it doesn't matter which ones you are talking about. For example, "just pick any of those sheep, they all look the same".
Adjectives, Pronouns
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Ais forApe

Apes are creatures closely related to humans. Unlike monkeys, apes have no tails. Apes include gorillas, chimpanzees and orangutans.
Primates
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Ais forApex

The apex of something is its highest point. Similar words to apex are vertex or summit.
Parts of things
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Ais forAphid

Scientific name: superfamily: aphidoidea
Aphids, also called plant lice, are a tiny, sapsucking insect. They are attracted to fresh new shoots of plants, especially developing fruit and flowerbuds. They can do a lot of damage to crops, and gardeners do not like them. Aphids can be killed by poison, removed by squirting them off with water from a hose, or their numbers can be reduced naturally by encouraging aphid-eaters like ladybugs and wasps into your garden. The aphids in the picture are on a the developing flower bud of a rose.
Insects
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Ais forApp

App is short for application.
Abbreviations
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Ais forAppaloosa

An appaloosa is a breed of horse with a distinctive spotty coat. Appaloosas are usually used as a stock horse.
Horses
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Ais forAppear

Something appears when it comes into view. You may also use the word to describe something that is obvious, or that you have just discovered; "You appear to have the measles". The cat in the picture just appeared at the window.
Verbs
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Ais forApplaud

Applauding is clapping after something happens to show you like it. People in an audience applaud after a performance like an opera if they think it was very good.
Stage & screen
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Ais forApplause

Applause is clapping of hands to show appreciation. Applause happens when a group of people in an audience all applaud at once.
Stage & screen
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Ais forApple (Fruit)

Scientific name: malus domestica
The apple is the fruit of the apple tree. Apple trees are small deciduous trees growing to around 5-12 metres high. Apples may be red, yellow or green. You can eat all of the apple except the core in the middle, which is full of seeds.
Fruit, Plants