1. Designating a species or sort; particular; peculiar; designed for a particular purpose; extraordinary; for a particular subject; chief in excellence.

2. A person or thing specially appointed. Special grace, the renewing and sanctifying influences of the Holy Spirit. Special pleading, the allegation of special new matter; pleading to gain a special point. Special verdict, one in which the facts of the case are found by the jury, and the law is submitted to the judges.

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

• spesal,
• spevial,
• sicial,
• specialse,
• specile,
• speciales,
• spiecal,
• espacial,
• specaly,
• speical,
• speceail,
• speciall,
• spedcial,
• specialy,
• spertial,
• spaciel,
• spectial,
• spesialy,
• speciai,
• speachial

• spizella,
• spicily,
• spacial,
• SEPASAL,
• special-order,
• Spacially,
• cypselae,
• specially,
• speciality,
• SPSSL,
• special-interest,
• special-operations,
• specialist,
• space walk,
• SPSEL,
• Special:PrefixIndex/enigma,
• Subsellia,
• special-needs,
• specialize,
• specialty,
• spousal,
• Sobieslaw,
• spacely,
• speculate,
• supposal,
• special-purpose,
• special-forces,
• subsale,
• spiegel,
• speciale,
• special-occasion,
• spicule,
• special-edition,
• XPSL,
• special-teams,
• Speciole,
• specially-designed,
• SBSLI,
• speziale,
• Subbasal,
• ZPSL,
• speculum,
• special-education,
• subsoil,
• specialism,
• Specially-named,
• specular,
• special-delivery,
• Cypsela,
• special-use,
• speckle,
• 'specially,
• special K,
• spackle,
• extra-special,
• special-ed,
• special-effects,
• special-case,
• spousally,
• subcell,
• speckled,
• spiculum,
• speckless,
• non-special,
• Cypsele,
• specialise,
• speegle,
• specially-built.

The adverb form of the word "special" is "specially".

The adjective form of the word "special" is "special".

The plural of the "special" can be the "specials".

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