137 Nouns That Start With "A"

How close something is to the true or correct value. Accuracy means no errors.

Something you do or work on, like sports, games, or exercises.

A person who performs and plays characters in movies, TV shows, or theater.

A person who is grown up and has reached the age when the law says they are responsible.

A person whose job is to give advice or expert guidance on a particular subject.

A person who works for someone or acts to make something happen on their behalf.

A sound or signal that warns you about danger or wakes you up at a specific time.

A collection of songs by one artist or band released together as one product.

Someone who helps you or works together with you.

The strong feeling you have when someone does something that upsets or bothers you very much.

The corner or point where two lines or surfaces meet. You measure it in degrees using a protractor.

A sweet fruit that comes in red, green, or yellow colors and grows on trees.

The size or space of a flat surface, like a room or piece of land. Measured in square meters or square feet.

A military force of soldiers organized and trained for fighting; also any large group of people or things working together.

Something valuable that you own. A house, car, money, or equipment that has worth and can be used or sold.

A trained legal professional who gives advice and speaks for people in court.

How much people know about your brand or product. High brand awareness means many people recognize and remember your company.

A hotel, apartment, or other place to stay while traveling.

When a business gets a new customer or buys another company. Also means getting something you didn't have before.

Something that you do or the process of doing something.

A woman who performs and plays characters in movies, TV shows, or theater.

The ability to change and adjust to suit new situations or environments; also a version of a book or story in a different format.

The street name and number where you can find a house or office.

The people and processes that keep an organization running. The management and organization of a system or company.

A person whose job is to give advice or expert guidance on a particular subject.

An event or issue that someone needs to deal with or that is being discussed.

What happens and how things are after something bad or important occurs.

The process of gradually becoming older, maturing, or declining with age over time.

A company or organization that helps people with something specific, like a travel agency that books trips.

A plan or list of things that will be talked about or done, especially during a meeting. It shows what order things will happen in.

A total or complete amount made by adding together many different parts or pieces.

How bodies and things change over years. Everyone experiences aging throughout their life.

A company that flies planes to carry people from one place to another.

A large vehicle with wings that flies through the sky carrying people and things.

A large place with runways where airplanes take off and land, and where people get on or off planes.

A liquid found in beer, wine, and spirits that can make people feel relaxed or drunk when consumed.

A fake or alternative name that a person or computer program uses instead of their real name.

When your body has a bad reaction to something like pollen, pets, or food. It causes sneezing, itching, or rashes.

A small street between buildings used for deliveries and trash.

An agreement where two or more groups, companies, or countries agree to work together and support each other.

A big crocodile-like animal with a U-shaped snout that lives in swamps and rivers.

Money that someone receives regularly, usually given by parents to children for spending on things they want or need.

A thin, shiny metal used to wrap food and build airplanes.

A light and strong metal that doesn't rust. It is used to make cans, airplane parts, and window frames.

How much of something you have; the total quantity.

Examining something carefully by looking at its different parts to understand how it works or what it means.

An ancestor is someone in your family who lived before you. Your grandparents and their parents are your ancestors.

Any living thing that moves, eats food, and has feelings like dogs, cats, birds, fish, and insects.

A long, thin wire that catches radio or television broadcasts from the air.

A nervous or worried feeling about something that might happen, often without a clear reason.

Any person at all; someone but you don't know or care who.

A strong request or plea, often used when asking for help or donations.

A set of reasons given to prove something is true; or a disagreement where people express different views.

How things are organized or put in order. Or, a plan that people agree on.

When you get to a place, or when something reaches its destination.

A text written about a particular subject, often found in newspapers or magazines.

A person who makes paintings, drawings, or other creative works of art.

One of several ways to look at or think about something; a part or feature.

Homework or work that a teacher gives students to do, either in class or at home.

A file (like a photo, document, or spreadsheet) that you send together with an email.

The way someone thinks or feels about something; their approach or mental position.

The people who watch or listen to a show, movie, concert, or talk.

An official check of a company's money records by an independent expert to make sure everything is correct and honest.

Someone who writes and publishes stories, articles, or other written material.

Avocado is a soft green fruit that you can spread on toast or add to salads.

Tool with sliding beads you push to solve math problems step by step.

A formal or poetic word for home or the place where you live. Often seen in literature or formal writing.

Showing only the important parts of something while hiding how it actually works inside.

A type of school or training center where people learn specific skills or subjects. It is more specialized than a regular school.

Addiction is when someone cannot stop using or doing something even though it causes harm. It can involve drugs, alcohol, gambling, or other behaviors that the person feels unable to control.

Permission to join or enter a school, university, or other organization, usually after an application process.

The part of the day after lunch and before dinner, usually from around noon until about 6 pm.

Technology that lets computers think, learn, and make decisions like people do.

A series of ordered steps you follow to solve a problem or complete something on a computer.

Gradual payment of a loan or debt through regular installments. For example, paying off a mortgage over 30 years with monthly payments.

A way of explaining something by showing how it is similar to something else that is easier to understand.

The study and examination of data to find useful information that helps companies make better decisions.

Complete chaos and disorder because there is no government or authority to enforce rules and maintain order.

Something that comes before and often causes or influences something that happens later.

Something or someone that is completely opposite to something else.

A program that finds and removes harmful viruses and malware from your computer.

A place where people live, usually in a building with many other homes stacked on top of each other.

The highest or topmost point of something, whether physical or abstract. A summit or peak.

A standard way that programs use to ask for information from another program or service.

A collection of equipment or a system used to perform a particular function or scientific investigation.

A formal judgment about how good someone is at their job or how much something is worth. Appraisals are common in work where managers assess employee performance, and also in real estate to determine property value.

A person who is learning a job or skill by working under the guidance of an experienced worker. Apprentices learn by doing the work and getting trained.

A training program where you learn a job skill by working with someone skilled in that field.

A zodiac sign for people born between January 20 and February 18. People call themselves Aquarius if born during this time.

Buying something cheap in one market and selling it immediately at a higher price in another market, making instant profit with no risk.

A smooth curved line, like part of a circle. It can describe a shape or the path something takes.

The first or original form of something that serves as a model for all similar things.

A list of items in a row where you find each item using its position number starting from zero.

Asthma is a lung condition that makes it hard to breathe. People with asthma have inflamed airways that become narrower, especially during triggers like exercise, allergies, or stress.

The focus of your mind on something; when you notice or care about something.

The act of saying who or what caused something or who created something.

When employees slowly leave their jobs (by quitting or retiring) and the company does not replace them immediately; slow loss of people.

The process of checking whether a person is really who they say they are, usually with a password or fingerprint.

The power to make decisions and control what others do; also, a person or organization with such power.

The permission given to a confirmed user to use certain features or access certain information.

A country run by one person who has complete control and makes all the decisions without sharing power.

A function in software and applications that saves your documents, files, or work automatically.

A philosophical view that truth and values are absolute and universal, not relative to perspective or culture.

A philosophy arguing that human life has no inherent meaning in an indifferent universe, but we should accept this contradiction and continue creating and living anyway.

In philosophy, a property of something that is not essential to what it is; something that could be different.

The highest point or greatest achievement; the peak or ultimate example of something.

An old, well-known saying that gives practical advice or expresses a general truth; traditional wisdom passed down through generations.

additional material appended to a written work after its main text to supplement or clarify content

The philosophical study of beauty, art, and how we experience and judge artistic works; the nature of aesthetic experience.

The belief that the existence of God cannot be known or proven; sitting between belief and disbelief.

Symbolic narrative representation

Repetition of the same starting consonant sound across nearby words for rhythmic effect.

Indirect reference suggesting without stating

Something that doesn't belong to its time period; something placed in the wrong time in history.

A moment in a story when a character suddenly understands something important that was hidden or unknown before.

A storytelling technique where something from the past is described or shown; essentially a flashback.

A letdown or disappointing ending that follows something exciting or important; the opposite of a satisfying climax.

A short, clever sentence that expresses a general truth or piece of wisdom; usually memorable and profound.

The elevation of someone or something to godlike or supreme status; the highest point or culmination of something.

An old-fashioned word or way of speaking from the past, used sometimes in literature to create a certain tone or effect.

Repetition of similar vowel sounds in nearby words to create rhythm in poetry or prose.

The philosophical study of values and what makes things valuable; inquiry into what is good and worth.

A statement that is so obviously true it doesn't need proof; a basic principle accepted as true in a logical system.