a-
697 ENTRIES FOUND:
- a (noun)
- a (indefinite article)
- a- (prefix)
- a- (prefix)
- a cappella (adverb)
- à la (preposition)
- à la carte (adverb)
- à la mode (adjective)
- A level (noun)
- a posteriori (adjective)
- a priori (adjective)
- mano a mano (adverb)
- ménage à trois (noun)
- pig in a blanket (noun)
- son of a bitch (noun)
- son of a gun (noun)
- time and a half (noun)
- Villa Gustavo A. Madero (proper noun)
- account (noun)
- age (noun)
- all right (adjective)
- arm (noun)
- b (noun)
- back (noun)
- backseat (noun)
- bad (adjective)
- bag (noun)
- ball (noun)
- balloon (noun)
- bang (noun)
- bargain (noun)
- bargepole (noun)
- barrel (noun)
- bash (noun)
- bat (noun)
- bath (noun)
- bead (noun)
- bean (noun)
- beat (verb)
- beat (noun)
- bee (noun)
- beeline (noun)
- beet (noun)
- bell (noun)
- bend (verb)
- berth (noun)
- big (adjective)
- big deal (noun)
- bill (noun)
- bird (noun)
- bit (noun)
- blaze (verb)
- blind (adjective)
- blow (verb)
- blow (noun)
- blue (adjective)
- blue moon (noun)
- boil (verb)
- bomb (noun)
- bone (noun)
- bonnet (noun)
- book (noun)
- born (adjective)
- bottle (noun)
- bow (noun)
- break (verb)
- break (noun)
- breakfast (noun)
- breast (noun)
- breath (noun)
- breathe (verb)
- brick (noun)
- brush (noun)
- buck (noun)
- bucket (noun)
- bull (noun)
- bun (noun)
- bundle (noun)
- bunk (noun)
- burn (noun)
- burr (noun)
- burton (noun)
- bush (noun)
- bushel (noun)
- butcher (noun)
- butter (noun)
- button (noun)
- buy (verb)
- cake (noun)
- call (verb)
- candle (noun)
- cap (noun)
- capture (verb)
- care (verb)
- carry (verb)
- cast (verb)
- catch (verb)
- certain (adjective)
- chalk (noun)
- chance (noun)
- change (noun)
- chapter (noun)
- charm (noun)
- check (noun)
- china (noun)
- chip (noun)
- chord (noun)
- claim (noun)
- clam (noun)
- clean (adjective)
- clear (adjective)
- clinic (noun)
- clothing (noun)
- cloud (noun)
- cock (verb)
- cocked hat (noun)
- coffin (noun)
- coin (noun)
- cold (adjective)
- collision course (noun)
- color (noun)
- comb (noun)
- come (verb)
- company (noun)
- comparison (noun)
- complexion (noun)
- conjure (verb)
- consequence (noun)
- coon (noun)
- cop (noun)
- cop (verb)
- cork (noun)
- corner (noun)
- couple (noun)
- cow (noun)
- crack (verb)
- crack (noun)
- crap (noun)
- crashing (adjective)
- creek (noun)
- crimp (noun)
- crisp (noun)
- cropper (noun)
- crowd (noun)
- cry (verb)
- cry (noun)
- crying (adjective)
- cucumber (noun)
- cut (verb)
- cut (noun)
- daft (adjective)
- damn (noun)
- dampener (noun)
- damper (noun)
- dance (noun)
- dark (adjective)
- dart (verb)
- dash (noun)
- day (noun)
- dead (adjective)
- deaf (adjective)
- deal (verb)
- death (noun)
- debt (noun)
- degree (noun)
- dent (noun)
- desire (verb)
- devil (noun)
- devilish (adjective)
- dice (noun)
- difference (noun)
- different (adjective)
- dilemma (noun)
- dime (noun)
- disguise (noun)
- distance (noun)
- do (verb)
- dodo (noun)
- dog (noun)
- dollar (noun)
- doornail (noun)
- dose (noun)
- dozen (noun)
- draw (verb)
- drive (verb)
- drop (noun)
- drop (verb)
- duck (noun)
- dump (noun)
- ear (noun)
- easy (adjective)
- eat (verb)
- end (noun)
- every (adjective)
- eye (noun)
- face (noun)
- fact (noun)
- fair (adjective)
- fall (verb)
- fall (noun)
- far (adjective)
- fashion (noun)
- fault (noun)
- feather (noun)
- federal case (noun)
- feed (verb)
- feel (noun)
- few (pronoun)
- fiddle (noun)
- field day (noun)
- fiend (noun)
- fine (adjective)
- fine–tooth comb (noun)
- finger (noun)
- fire (noun)
- fish (noun)
- fist (noun)
- fit (adjective)
- fix (verb)
- flash (noun)
- flat (adjective)
- flea (noun)
- flesh (noun)
- flier (noun)
- fling (noun)
- flit (noun)
- flock (verb)
- flog (verb)
- fly (noun)
- follow (verb)
- fool (noun)
- foot (noun)
- foregone (adjective)
- form (noun)
- frazzle (noun)
- free (adjective)
- free hand (noun)
- fresh (adjective)
- friend (noun)
- frog (noun)
- full (adjective)
- fun (noun)
- furrow (noun)
- fuse (noun)
- fuse (noun)
- gasket (noun)
- genius (noun)
- gift (noun)
- give (verb)
- glance (noun)
- glove (noun)
- go (verb)
- go (noun)
- goose (noun)
- grace (verb)
- great (adjective)
- grind (verb)
- grip (noun)
- gum tree (noun)
- gun (noun)
- gut (noun)
- hair (noun)
- half (noun)
- half (pronoun)
- hand (noun)
- handbasket (noun)
- handle (noun)
- hang (verb)
- hang (noun)
- happy (adjective)
- hard (adjective)
- hash (noun)
- hat (noun)
- hatter (noun)
- hawk (noun)
- hay (noun)
- haystack (noun)
- head (noun)
- health (noun)
- heap (noun)
- hear (verb)
- heart (noun)
- heartbeat (noun)
- hell (noun)
- hide (verb)
- hiding (noun)
- high (adjective)
- high (noun)
- hike (noun)
- hill (noun)
- hit (verb)
- hitch (verb)
- hold (verb)
- hold (noun)
- hole (noun)
- hoot (noun)
- hop (noun)
- horn (noun)
- horror (noun)
- horse (noun)
- hostage (noun)
- hot (adjective)
- house (noun)
- huff (noun)
- human (adjective)
- hundred (noun)
- hurry (noun)
- hurt (noun)
- indeed (adverb)
- innings (noun)
- iron (adjective)
- jaybird (noun)
- job (noun)
- jump (noun)
- just (adverb)
- kick (noun)
- kind (noun)
- king (noun)
- kiss (noun)
- kite (noun)
- knickers (noun)
- knife (noun)
- knock (verb)
- knot (noun)
- knuckle (noun)
- labor (verb)
- lamb (noun)
- large (adjective)
- laugh (verb)
- laugh (noun)
- law (noun)
- lead (verb)
- lead (noun)
- leaf (noun)
- leak (noun)
- leap (noun)
- lease (noun)
- leave (noun)
- leg (noun)
- leopard (noun)
- license (noun)
- lick (noun)
- lid (noun)
- lie (noun)
- life (noun)
- lift (verb)
- light (noun)
- light (verb)
- light bulb (noun)
- lightning (noun)
- liking (noun)
- limb (noun)
- line (noun)
- little (pronoun)
- live (verb)
- load (noun)
- log (noun)
- long (adjective)
- long shot (noun)
- look (verb)
- lookout (noun)
- loop (noun)
- loose (adjective)
- loose end (noun)
- loss (noun)
- lot (noun)
- lump (noun)
- mad (adjective)
- make (verb)
- man (noun)
- manner (noun)
- man of the people (noun)
- march (noun)
- marked (adjective)
- matter (noun)
- meal (noun)
- medicine (noun)
- meeting (noun)
- merry (adjective)
- mess (noun)
- million (noun)
- mind (noun)
- minute (noun)
- misapprehension (noun)
- misconception (noun)
- miss (verb)
- miss (noun)
- mite (noun)
- molehill (noun)
- moment (noun)
- money (noun)
- monkey (noun)
- monkey wrench (noun)
- month (noun)
- moonlight (noun)
- more (adverb)
- mountain (noun)
- mouth (noun)
- move (noun)
- much (adjective)
- muck (noun)
- nail (noun)
- name (noun)
- necessity (noun)
- needle (noun)
- nerve (noun)
- new (adjective)
- nodding (adjective)
- nose (noun)
- nothing (pronoun)
- notice (noun)
- number (noun)
- nut (noun)
- nutshell (noun)
- ocean (noun)
- once (adverb)
- one (pronoun)
- oven (noun)
- owe (verb)
- pack (verb)
- paddle (noun)
- page (noun)
- pancake (noun)
- pass (noun)
- passion (noun)
- pat (noun)
- patch (noun)
- path (noun)
- pay (verb)
- pea (noun)
- peg (noun)
- penny (noun)
- pick (verb)
- picture (noun)
- pie (noun)
- piece (noun)
- piece of work (noun)
- pig (noun)
- pin (noun)
- pinch (noun)
- piss (verb)
- pitch (verb)
- place (noun)
- plate (noun)
- platter (noun)
- play (noun)
- plea (noun)
- plow (verb)
- pod (noun)
- point (noun)
- poke (noun)
- pond (noun)
- poor (adjective)
- pop (noun)
- port (noun)
- possessed (adjective)
- pot (noun)
- pottage (noun)
- pound (noun)
- powder (noun)
- power (noun)
- prayer (noun)
- premium (noun)
- presence (noun)
- pretty (adjective)
- price (noun)
- print (verb)
- problem (noun)
- promise (noun)
- propose (verb)
- pull (verb)
- pulp (noun)
- punch (noun)
- pup (noun)
- push (noun)
- put (verb)
- question (noun)
- quite (adverb)
- rag (noun)
- rainy (adjective)
- raise (verb)
- ramrod (noun)
- rap (noun)
- rat (noun)
- rate (noun)
- read (verb)
- record (noun)
- red (adjective)
- rest (noun)
- ride (verb)
- ride (noun)
- right (noun)
- ring (verb)
- ring (noun)
- rise (noun)
- risk (noun)
- rock (noun)
- rod (noun)
- roll (noun)
- rose (noun)
- row (noun)
- rug (noun)
- rule (verb)
- run (verb)
- run (noun)
- runner (noun)
- saddle (noun)
- salt (noun)
- sausage (noun)
- save (verb)
- say (verb)
- scratch (verb)
- screw (noun)
- second (noun)
- sell (verb)
- service (noun)
- shake (verb)
- shake (noun)
- shame (noun)
- share (noun)
- sharp (adjective)
- sheep (noun)
- shine (noun)
- ship (noun)
- shit (noun)
- shock (noun)
- shop (noun)
- short (adjective)
- shot (noun)
- shoulder (noun)
- shout (noun)
- show (noun)
- side (noun)
- sieve (noun)
- sight (noun)
- sign (noun)
- silver (adjective)
- silver lining (noun)
- sing (verb)
- sink (verb)
- six (noun)
- skip (verb)
- skip (noun)
- slap (noun)
- slaughter (noun)
- sleep (verb)
- slice (noun)
- slip (noun)
- slow (adjective)
- small (adjective)
- smell (verb)
- smoke (verb)
- snail (noun)
- snit (noun)
- snowball (noun)
- sock (noun)
- sod (noun)
- song (noun)
- song and dance (noun)
- sore (adjective)
- sort (noun)
- sound (adjective)
- spade (noun)
- spanner (noun)
- speak (verb)
- spectacle (noun)
- splash (noun)
- spoon (noun)
- spot (noun)
- spring (verb)
- square (adjective)
- stab (noun)
- stand (verb)
- stare (noun)
- start (noun)
- steady (adjective)
- steal (verb)
- steep (adjective)
- stew (noun)
- stick (noun)
- stick (verb)
- stitch (noun)
- stomach (noun)
- stone (noun)
- storm (noun)
- story (noun)
- strike (verb)
- string (noun)
- strip (noun)
- stroke (noun)
- strong (adjective)
- stunt (noun)
- substance (noun)
- sudden (adjective)
- Sunday (noun)
- sweat (noun)
- swell (verb)
- swing (noun)
- system (noun)
- t (noun)
- tad (noun)
- take (verb)
- tale (noun)
- talk (verb)
- tangent (noun)
- taste (noun)
- teacup (noun)
- teapot (noun)
- tear (verb)
- tear (noun)
- tee (noun)
- tempest (noun)
- ten (noun)
- thanks (noun)
- that (pronoun)
- thereby (adverb)
- thick (adjective)
- thin (adjective)
- thing (noun)
- thorn (noun)
- thousand (noun)
- thread (noun)
- three (noun)
- throat (noun)
- throw (noun)
- thumb (noun)
- thunder (noun)
- tight (adjective)
- time (noun)
- tissue (noun)
- toe (noun)
- toll (noun)
- ton (noun)
- tongue (noun)
- tooth (noun)
- torch (noun)
- toss (noun)
- touch (verb)
- touch (noun)
- tough (adjective)
- trail (noun)
- trap (noun)
- treat (noun)
- trice (noun)
- trick (noun)
- trifle (noun)
- Trojan (noun)
- tune (noun)
- tunnel (noun)
- turn (noun)
- twinkle (noun)
- twinkling (noun)
- twist (noun)
- twitter (noun)
- two (noun)
- up (preposition)
- vacuum (noun)
- vengeance (noun)
- view (noun)
- virtue (noun)
- wait (verb)
- waste (noun)
- watch (verb)
- water (noun)
- watery (adjective)
- way (noun)
- weak (adjective)
- weather (noun)
- wedge (noun)
- wee (adjective)
- weed (noun)
- whack (noun)
- while (noun)
- whip (noun)
- whirl (noun)
- whistle (noun)
- white (adjective)
- whiz (noun)
- whole (noun)
- wide (adjective)
- will (noun)
- window (noun)
- wing (noun)
- wise (adjective)
- wobbly (noun)
- wolf (noun)
- word (noun)
- work (noun)
- world (noun)
- worth (preposition)
- wrap (noun)
- wrench (noun)
- wrist (noun)
- wrong (adjective)
- wrong (noun)
- year (noun)
- z (noun)
1
a-
/ə/
prefix
1
a-
/ə/
prefix
Britannica Dictionary definition of A-
1
2
:
in (such) a state or condition
3
:
in (such) a manner
4
old-fashioned
:
in the act or process of
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gone a-hunting [=gone hunting]
2
a-
prefix
or
an-
2
a-
prefix
or
an-
Britannica Dictionary definition of A-
