Aardvark, about, accept, add, aeroplane, afar, agog, ahoy, air, ajar, akimbo, almost, amicable, another, aorta, apple, aqua, art, ask, atlas, aura, average, away, axe, aye, azure. As demonstrated in the list above, all twenty-six letters of the alphabet can follow the letter A to create an acceptable English word. Does this work with any of the other twenty-five letters or is it unique to A?

nautilator

Going through http://itools.subhashbose.com/wordfind/, there's o: Oasis, oblong, occupy, odd, oenophile, off, ogre, ohm, oil, ojime, okapi, old, omen, on, oolong, open, oquassa, origin, osmosis, other, ounce, ovation, owl, ox, oyster, ozone Most words don't start with two of the same letter -- of those that do, the link above came up with nothing for things starting with ez, iy, and lz. Jun 01 12, 10:41 PM

sportsherald

each, ebb, ectopic, eddy, eerie, effable, egg, eh, eider, eject, eke, elevate, embrace, enter, eohippus, epistle, equal, err, estimate, etch, eugenics, even, ewe, exit, eye, e-zine I admit the last one is a bit of a stretch (had to resort to a hyphen). There's also ezod: "1. ezod 1 up, 1 down Verb. To lose to someone with an unconventional strategy. Usually used in relation to video games. I walked around the corner and got ezoded by a guy falling from a balcony." http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=ezod Jun 01 12, 10:42 PM

queproblema

Are proper nouns of Hebrew derivation acceptable? Ezekiel, Ezra; Iyar. Also: Noun 1. izzard - the 26th letter of the Roman alphabet; "the British call Z zed and the Scots call it ezed but Americans call it zee"; "he doesn't know A from izzard" http://www.thefreedictionary.com/izzard Jun 01 12, 11:41 PM