1. The chief commander of a fleet; any flag officer; the ship of the admiral.

2. A species of shell-fish; also a species of butterfly. The lord high admiral, in Great Britain, an officer who formerly superintended all naval affairs. The admiral of the fleet, a title of honour given to a few admirals. Vice-admiral, an officer next in rank to an admiral. Rear-admiral, an officer next in rank to a vice-admiral.

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

• admirble,
• admral,
• admeral,
• admiralby,
• admirbly,
• admira,
• admiror,
• admerial,
• admrial,
• ammoral,
• aderal,
• adominal,
• addmiral,
• admial,
• adimiral,
• admirahle,
• admirale,
• admirarle,
• admirahly,
• admiraly

• admirably,
• admired,
• admirable,
• VICE-ADMIRAL.,
• admirer,
• vice-admiral,
• admiringly,
• admiration,
• admiring,
• high-admiral,
• lieutenant-admiral,
• admiralty,
• Port-admiral,
• fleet-admiral,
• admire,
• wetmorella,
• rear-admiral,
• admiral-general.

The adjective form of the word "admiral" is "admiralty".

The plural of the "admiral" can be the "admirals".

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