Apt is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for APT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to adapt
• To fit; to suit; to adapt.
• be fitting
NOUN:
• (as written abbreviation) an apartment
ADJECTIVE:
• suited to
• having a specified tendency
• Fit or fitted; suited; suitable; appropriate.
• Having an habitual tendency; habitually liable or likely; -- used of things.
• Inclined; disposed customarily; given; ready; -- used of persons.
• Ready; especially fitted or qualified (to do something); quick to learn; prompt; expert; as, a pupil apt to learn; an apt scholar.
• (usually followed by `to\') naturally disposed toward
• at risk of or subject to experiencing something usually unpleasant
• mentally quick and resourceful
• being of striking appropriateness and pertinence
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• suitable

Words related to APT

apted8 apter7 aptest8 apting9 aptly10 aptness9 aptnesses11 apts6

Words that contain APT

apts6 rapt6 adapt8 apted8 apter7 aptly10 chapt12 clapt9 coapt9 inapt7 leapt7 swapt10 trapt7 unapt7 wrapt10 yrapt10 adapts9 aptest8 apting9 aptote8 captan10 captor10 coapts10 enrapt8 hapten11 haptic13 laptop10 raptly11 raptor8 adapted11 adapter10 adaptor10 aptamer11 apteral9 apteria9 apteryx19 aptness9 aptotes9 aptotic11 baptise11 baptism13 baptist11 baptize20 beleapt11 bewrapt14 captain11 captans11 captcha16 caption11 captive14 captors11 capture11 chapter14 coapted12 dewlapt13 exapted17 haptene12 haptens12 haptics14 inaptly12 laptops11 laptray12 mishapt14 overapt12 periapt11 raptors9 rapture9 readapt10 rewrapt12 snaptin9 synapte12 unaptly12 upleapt11 usucapt11 zaptiah21 zaptieh21 inapter9 enwrapt12 inwrapt12 adapters11 adapting12 adaption11 adaptive14 adaptors11 aptamers12 apterism12 apterium12 apterous10 aptitude11 baptised13 baptiser12 baptises12 baptisia12 baptisms14 baptists12 baptized22 baptizer21 baptizes21 captains12 captchas17 Show more ...

How to use APT in a sentence

• Houses are apt to follow the direction their owners take.
• They were useful at cricket, but apt not to take Sedleigh as seriously as he could have wished.
• The greater the proportion of new members, and the less the information of the bulk of the members the more apt will they be to fall into the snares that may be laid for them.
• You must know, I am not a Person apt to despair, but she has got an odd Humour of stopping short unaccountably, and, as she her self told a Confident of hers, she has cold Fits.
• He is apt to be expected to live up to it every moment of his waking hours.
• In such a case they were as little apt to show mercy to the defeated as were the Indians themselves.
• A person who has been arrested on suspicion of murder is apt to be shunned and distrusted.
• Now, when a man is in the habit of drinking rather more than is good for him, an addition of a little more than common is very apt to upset him.
• But friendship is apt to end when money transactions begin.
• When chased they were very apt to take to the water.
• Besides, when it is a question of monsters, the imagination is apt to run wild.
• On leaving the nuptial chamber with a pretty woman in it, a man is apt to be hungry, if he is young.
• It was larger than he had supposed, as bills are apt to be.
• I fancy that we are apt to take ourselves too seriously, and that we will sometime marvel at the shadow which we did not cast.
• I admire the grace of your manner, in the commission of acts which the more tame and temperate of our kind are apt to look upon as irregular and unlovely.
• A vase may be broken, it is true, but the fragments are apt to reveal the form of the vessel from which they came.
• One reason is that one is so apt to go down the same blind alleys over and over again, if one proceeds without method.
• The child is apt to come home from school feeling drowsy and irritable, not infrequently complains of chilly sensations, and may even have a chill.
• And especially in a matter where another woman, and one of her own flesh and blood, besides, is concerned, it would certainly seem as though she would be apt to be right.
• People cannot subscribe to everything, and they are too apt to fall in with the most recent and most fashionable movement.
• A ride in the open air in Minnesota is apt to make one hungry.
• I must own to you, that I have been apt sometimes myself to think them not only severe but cruel.
• People who live near the sea will be apt to catch fish along the coast, or engage in trade upon the water.
• We are apt to think of the city dwellers as people who are not dependent on the forest.
• But he is yet more apt not to be thinking of that side as he attempts to win men.
• We are too apt to look upon William as simply the conqueror of England.
• This is a misfortune, as experience is a quality of which the House is apt to run short.

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