1. The subtile agent called the electric fluid, usually excited by friction; the science of the phenomena and laws of the electric fluid.

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

• electristy,
• electricitry,
• electrict,
• electricey,
• erectricity,
• electriciry,
• elcetricity,
• electrecity,
• electisity,
• electrcicity,
• elecrticity,
• electricidy,
• electircity,
• electricicty,
• electricy,
• electricion,
• eletrisity,
• electrisity,
• elecitricity,
• electricital

• electric fire,
• electrically,
• electric bill,
• electric razor,
• electric fan,
• electric ray,
• electric storm,
• electric clock,
• elocution,
• electrode,
• electric eel,
• electric cord,
• electrolytic,
• elasticity,
• electric glow,
• electronically,
• electrocute,
• electric eye,
• electrometer,
• electromotive,
• electric pig,
• electrocution,
• electronic,
• electric field,
• electric mixer,
• electron tube,
• electrolysis,
• electric arc,
• electric light,
• electric lamp,
• electric power,
• electrolyte,
• electric drill,
• electric cell,
• electrifying,
• electric burn,
• electrical,
• electric shock,
• electric,
• electric meter,
• electric motor,
• electrosurgery,
• electric main,
• electric range,
• electric bell,
• electron orbit,
• electric organ,
• electrician,
• electronics,
• electrum,
• electrify,
• electron,
• electric car,
• electric chair,
• electrostatic.

The adjective form of the word "electricity" is "electric".

The plural form of the word "electricity" is "electricities"

The singular form of the word "electricity" is "electricity".