Concrete Nouns That Start with ABI

Find 11 valid English concrete nouns starting with ABI, including Abider, Abiu, Abiturient, Abirritant, Abiogenist, Abigail and Abilene. Check definitions and usage below, or visit our noun grammar guide to compare physical and abstract noun usage.

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Starts with ABID
2 words
abidjan
abider
Starts with ABIE
1 words
abies
Starts with ABIG
1 words
abigail
Starts with ABIL
2 words
abilene
abilenian
Starts with ABIO
1 words
abiogenist
Starts with ABIR
1 words
abirritant
Starts with ABIT
2 words
abitibi
abiturient
Starts with ABIU
1 words
abiu

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