Adjective with A
Means wonderful or causing admiration.
Describes someone feeling mad or upset.
Means very impressive or excellent.
Used for something very cute or lovable.
Describes something that irritates or bothers.
Means full of energy or often moving.
Describes someone or something appealing.
Means very bad, unpleasant, or terrible.
Describes someone with art skill or taste.
Means restless, uneasy, or impatient.
Informal word for stylish in an artful way.
Describes something light or full of air.
Describes love of risk or new experiences.
Means worried, uneasy, or nervous.
Describes someone overly proud or haughty.
Means worthy of praise and respect—great job!
Capable of doing things; having the skill.
Feeling sore or painful, like after a long run.
Having big goals and eager to achieve them.
Forceful or pushy in behavior or style.
Innocent and kind, like a sweet little angel.
Very surprising; makes you go 'wow!'.
Covered in ash or dry and grayish in color.
Living; full of life and not dead.
Quick and nimble; moves easily and fast.
- Average
- Ample
- Alto
- awkward
- Ancient
- Amiable
- athletic
- Alluring
- Affordable
- astounding
- atrocious
- Alone
- Adequate
- Aloof
- amicable
- adjacent
- Acute
- arid
- Abnormal
- Arty
- Attentive
- Advanced
- Audacious
- Amusing
- Amorous
- Afraid
- Addictive
- Adamant
- acidic
- accurate
- Appealing
- alright
- Alert
- Ardent
- Apathetic
- Almighty
- Agitated
- Abloom
- Abandoned
- artful
- Ageless
- Absolute
- Arduous
- Autistic
- Affluent
- Abstract
- Altruistic
- Aged
- Adverse
- Antique
- Assertive
- asinine
- Apt
- Animated
- Affectionate
- Astute
- astronomical
- antisocial
- Annoyed
- Alarming
- Affable
- avid
- amber
- Abundant
- Authentic
- Armed
- Aesthetic
- Ambiguous
- Artificial
- argumentative
- alt
- animalistic
- absent
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