Use It In A Sentence

A sentence for every word in the dictionary. Seriously, I'm not kidding. andybartosch.com

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abatis

The kids had constructed some type of barricade underneath the trampoline that vaguely resembled a French-style abatis.

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abatement

He learned a few tricks from his accountant friend—the one from college—which enabled the abatement of some of his taxes.

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abate

It was her father's cross to bear that he must try to abate her irrational behavior.

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abashed

He woke up in a bed he didn't recognize, looked around, and felt immediately abashed.

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abase

To his knowledge the officer had never been abased before, and he didn't like it.

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á bas

"Á bas the government," she screamed, although no one knew what she meant.

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abandoned

They used to go to an old abandoned shed by the river to drink whiskey and smoke cigarettes in peace.

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abandon

Soon Lily realized that she must abandon her artistic desires in order to support him.

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abalone

The sun cast a golden ray of light on the abalones clinging among the rocks in the crashing waves. 

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abaft

Rasmussen felt himself falling abaft as the ship tossed and turned.

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abacus

Lifting the torch above his head he could see that the chest contained a few old parchments and a dusty abacus that appeared to still be in working condition.

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abacterial

"Director, we have found that the origin of the sickness is abacterial."

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aback

To say that David was taken aback by the film, would've been an understatement.

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abaca

She bent over, picked up a piece of abaca and stalked off down the dirt road with tears in her eyes.

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aba

Never mind the weather, aba's were required dress for the evening.

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Ab

Shana was never sure whether or not she should make knish during Ab.

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Aaronic

Standing at the edge of the parking lot, staring up at snow-capped desert peaks he looked Aaronic, with an expression somewhere between stern and smiling on his face.