1. A depth or gulf without bottom, or fathomless; a deep mass of waters, supposed to have encompassed the earth in its state of chaos; an immense cavern in the earth in which were supposed to have been collected all the waters on the third day of the creation; the ocean; hell; Erebus; that which is immeasurable; that in which anything is lost, as, the abyss of time.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• abiss,
• abbyse,
• abyse,
• tabss,
• abbiss,
• babys,
• abcess,
• abuss,
• abusy,
• eybyss,
• abyess,
• abyass,
• abose,
• abths,
• abusr,
• abbys,
• abses,
• absys,
• ayssa,
• abous

• abbacy,
• abies,
• abash,
• abbess,
• ABBS,
• abc's,
• abcs,
• Abbas,
• abasia,
• abuse,
• abase,
• abc.

The adverb form of the word "abyss" is "abysmally".

The adjective form of the word "abyss" is "abyssal".

The plural of the "abyss" can be the "abysses".

The singular of the "abyss" can be the "abyss".