alphabetrow

noun
UK /ˈæl.fə.bet.rəʊ/
US /ˈæl.fə.bɛt.roʊ/

A line of letters from A to Z.

The teacher wrote an alphabetrow on the board for us to copy.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A row of alphabet blocks or tiles used for play or learning.

The toddler stacked the alphabetrow into a wobbly tower.

3. A horizontal arrangement of letters in a keyboard or chart.

Find the letter Q at the start of the top alphabetrow.

4. A row of alphabet-shaped cookies or decorations.

She baked an alphabetrow for the class party.