5 letter words with ATT in the middle

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The following list contains 10 five letter words in English

5 letter words with ATT in the middle in English

Common 5 letter words with ATT in the middle with meaning

Word	Definition
LATTE	Heres the requested information: Latte Parts of Speech Noun Definitions A type of coffee made with espresso and steamed milk. A glass or cup of latte coffee. Pronunciations US: /ˈlɑːteɪ/ UK: /ˈlæteɪ/ Origin and Usage The word "latte" comes from the Italian caffè latte, which means "milk coffee." It originated in Italy and is now a popular coffee beverage worldwide. The first recorded use of the word "latte" in English was in 1867. In recent years, latte art has become a popular trend in coffee shops, with baristas creating intricate designs on the surface of the latte using steamed milk. Synonyms Café au lait, flat white, cappuccino, macchiato Related Words Espresso, cappi, mocha, lathe, cream Example Sentences She ordered a latte with almond milk. The barista created a beautiful latte art design on the surface of the coffee. He always starts his day with a steaming hot latte.
NATTY	Natty Part of speech: Adjective Definition: (1) Smart and fashionable in appearance. (2) Neatly and cleverly made or done. Pronunciations: (US: /ˈnæti/, UK: /ˈnæti/) Origin and Usage: The word "natty" originated from the early 18th century, from the word "nat" which means "a dandy". It is commonly used to describe someone who is well-dressed and stylish. It can also describe something that is cleverly made or done. Synonyms: stylish, fashionable, smart, dapper, debonair, chic, elegant, neat, trim, spruce, snappy, sharp, spiffy, well-groomed Related Words: neat, tatty, batty, fatty, matta Example Sentences: The gentleman was dressed in a natty suit and tie. She always had a natty way of putting things together. Their apartment was decorated with natty furniture and accessories. He was known for his natty appearance and impeccable style.
LATTE	Heres the requested information: Latte Parts of Speech Noun Definitions A type of coffee made with espresso and steamed milk. A glass or cup of latte coffee. Pronunciations US: /ˈlɑːteɪ/ UK: /ˈlæteɪ/ Origin and Usage The word "latte" comes from the Italian caffè latte, which means "milk coffee." It originated in Italy and is now a popular coffee beverage worldwide. The first recorded use of the word "latte" in English was in 1867. In recent years, latte art has become a popular trend in coffee shops, with baristas creating intricate designs on the surface of the latte using steamed milk. Synonyms Café au lait, flat white, cappuccino, macchiato Related Words Espresso, cappi, mocha, lathe, cream Example Sentences She ordered a latte with almond milk. The barista created a beautiful latte art design on the surface of the coffee. He always starts his day with a steaming hot latte.
CATTY	Definition of Catty Parts of Speech: Adjective, Noun Definitions: Adjective: having or showing a spiteful or critical nature; relating to or resembling a cat Noun: a unit of weight used in Asia, equal to about 1.33 pounds or 604 grams Pronunciations: US: /ˈkæti/ UK: /ˈkæti/ Origin and Usage: The adjective "catty" originated in the late 19th century from the word "cat" and was first used to describe someone who was sly or malicious, like a cat. The noun "catty" originated in Southeast Asia and was used to describe a unit of weight. Today, the word "catty" is commonly used to describe someone who is petty or gossipy. Synonyms: Adjective: spiteful, malicious, bitchy, snarky, snide Noun: jin, kin, jinrikisha, ricksha, rickshaw Related Words: catch chatty party tatty vatty Example Sentences: Adjective: "She made a catty remark about her co-workers outfit." Noun: "The fish weighed about two catties."
BATTY	Here is the information you requested on the word "batty": 1. Parts of Speech: Adjective 2. Definitions: (1) (informal) crazy or eccentric; (2) (British) full of bats or infested with bats 3. Pronunciations: US: /ˈbæti/; UK: /ˈbæti/ 4. Origin and Usage: The word "batty" originated in the early 20th century as a slang term meaning "crazy" or "eccentric," likely derived from the phrase "bats in the belfry." In British English, "batty" can also mean "full of bats" or "infested with bats," especially in reference to a location such as a cave or an old building. 5. Synonyms: (1) crazy, eccentric, loony, nutty, wacky; (2) bat-filled, bat-infested 6. Related Words: bathe, biter, blate, blite, bluet 7. Example Sentences: - Shes a bit batty, but we love her anyway. - The old abandoned house was so batty that even the bravest of the group hesitated to enter. - The park ranger warned us that the cave was batty and advised us to bring a flashlight.