1. A narrow pass or passage, either in a mountain or the ocean, between two portions of land; distress; difficulty; distressing necessity. See Strain.

2. Narrow; strict; rigorous; difficult; distressful.

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

• striat,
• siriit,
• strach,
• strret,
• strim,
• straed,
• starat,
• sturat,
• strade,
• stret,
• potrait,
• straite,
• straff,
• strat,
• strag,
• stupit,
• straigt,
• straigh,
• straingt,
• stragiht

• starets,
• strategy,
• stertor,
• stratum,
• starting,
• startup,
• stratus,
• stratify,
• sturdy,
• steroid,
• startling,
• straits,
• start up,
• stratis,
• storied,
• strad,
• stuart,
• start out,
• starrett,
• Stwart,
• sturdily,
• starter,
• sterrett,
• stortz,
• start,
• Sturt Pea,
• Stratford,
• straiten,
• stratman,
• Strite,
• Strawther,
• Streit,
• strate,
• strut,
• stardust,
• Stratton,
• strategic,
• stratagem,
• stored,
• startled,
• steroidal,
• sturtz,
• start-off,
• startle.

The adjective form of the word "strait" is "straitened".

The plural of the "strait" can be the "straits".

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