1. Relating to, placed in, containing, or from the centre. Central forces, the two antagonist forces under whose action bodies revolve round a central point.

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

• newtral,
• centrer,
• cnetral,
• cntrl,
• centra,
• centrry,
• centraila,
• ecentral,
• centural,
• cenrtal,
• contrall,
• ceneral,
• contral,
• centrl,
• centrla,
• cetnral,
• cenetral,
• centrail,
• centrol,
• centeral

• Senatorially,
• centrex,
• Centurial,
• east-central,
• western-central,
• centered,
• sanitarily,
• centerline,
• sandril,
• centropus,
• centroid,
• centraal,
• sinoatrial,
• contralto,
• centric,
• Centralism,
• central-place,
• centrally-located,
• contrarily,
• centers,
• centerhole,
• sondral,
• Sandrelle,
• center on,
• sentral,
• centrum,
• centrosema,
• centralise,
• non-central,
• centerfold,
• west-central,
• centre,
• Sundrily,
• santarelli,
• centaur,
• senatorial,
• centrefold,
• centrality,
• Sandrella,
• northern-central,
• sinuatrial,
• southern-central,
• centrally,
• zentrale,
• centaurea,
• central-fire,
• south-central,
• centralize,
• central-southern,
• central-west,
• Synedral,
• central-bank,
• Centralia,
• centralist,
• central-south,
• centurion,
• central-western,
• central-city,
• central-east,
• contrail,
• centare,
• santoriello,
• centaury,
• cinderella,
• centred,
• santorelli,
• centrism,
• centriole,
• Neuro-central,
• centrolew,
• Centrale,
• centaurus,
• centrical,
• centrist,
• century,
• centering,
• centroidal,
• center,
• north-central,
• central-eastern.

The adjective form of the word "central" is "centralized".

The plural of the "central" can be the "centrals".

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