1. That relates to, or contains an acrostic.

2. A composition in verse, in which the first letters of the lines, taken in order, form the name of the subject of the composition; a psalm, like the CXIX., in which the successive stanzas commence with the letters of the Hebrew alphabet taken in order.

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

• aucostic,
• atristic,
• acrosstic,
• acuastic,
• accoustic,
• acostic,
• accrostic,
• acrtic,
• accostic,
• sacrastic,
• aristic,
• acosutic,
• accustic,
• acrobotic,
• acrost,
• nacrotic,
• acuostic,
• acapontic,
• achrontia,
• acrostix

• accurst,
• acariosis,
• acores,
• acrosome,
• acroscopic,
• across,
• acerose,
• acaricide,
• acarus,
• acrogenic,
• acrostichum,
• acorus,
• achras.

The adjective form of the word "acrostic" is "acrostical".

The plural of the "acrostic" can be the "acrostics".

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