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The first English word in alphabetical order is "aardvark." This word starts with the letter "a," which comes before all other letters in the English alphabet. In dictionaries and word lists, words are typically arranged in alphabetical order, with "aardvark" being the very first entry.
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What word would come first in alphabetical order you're or your?
your
What word is first in alphabetical order thanks or thanksgiving?
thanks
Which word comes first in alphabetical order adapt or adapt?
adapt
What word would come first in alphabetical order fit or fits?
fit
What word would come first in alphabetical order familiar or familiarity?
familiar
Which word would come first in alphabetical order - 'do' or 'doing'?
The word do comes first in alphabetical order before doing.
Which comes first in alphabetical order- scored or scoreboard?
The word scoreboard comes first in alphabetical order.
How long is the longest word in English that has the letters arranged in reverse alphabetical order?
The longest word in the English language which can be written in reverse alphabetical order is nine letters long.That word is Spoonfeed.Spoonfeed means "to feed with a spoon"
Who and whom which one is first on alphabetical order?
"Who" would come first in alphabetical order. In any case that one word starts with the whole spelling of another word, then the longer word will follow.
Which word comes first in alphabetical order your or you?
you
What English word which has all six vowels in alphabetical order?
facetiouse and abstemiousely
What word would come first in alphabetical order you're or your?
your
What word is first in alphabetical order thanks or thanksgiving?
thanks
What is the only word in the English language with 6 letters all in alphabetical order?
report
Almost holds the record as the longest common English word with what features?
It is the longest word where the letters are in alphabetical order
Which word comes first in alphabetical order adapt or adapt?
adapt
How many words are in English in alphabetical order?
Such an alphabetical list of English words can be found in a "Dictionary" - with new words being added as a word gains popular usage.
