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You are here: Home / Reference / Fall and Autumn Words

Fall and Autumn Words

October 1, 2024 By Gabrielle Kotkov

Fall and autumn bring a season of vibrant colors, cozy moments, and the excitement of change. It’s a time when the air turns crisp, leaves crunch underfoot, and nature prepares for winter’s rest. Whether it’s the taste of warm apple cider, the sight of pumpkins on porches, or the scent of bonfires on cool nights, autumn is full of unique sights, sounds, and experiences. To capture the spirit of this beloved season, we’ve compiled a comprehensive list of fall and autumn words—from seasonal foods and wildlife to weather and festivities. Perfect for classroom activities, creative writing, or simply to celebrate the season, these fall and autumn words will help you embrace everything that makes autumn special.

Fall and Autumn Words

Table of Contents

    • Nature and Scenery
    • Weather
    • Fall Activities
    • Clothing and Accessories
    • Fall Foods and Drinks
    • Fall Vegetables and Fruits
    • Animals in Fall
    • Fall Smells and Scents
    • Fall and Autumn Words from A-Z
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with A
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with B
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with C
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with D
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with E
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with F
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with G
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with H
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with I
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with J
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with K
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with L
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with M
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with N
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with O
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with P
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with Q
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with R
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with S
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with T
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with U
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with V
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with W
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with X
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with Y
      • Fall and Autumn words that start with Z
  • Explore Learning Activities for Fall

Nature and Scenery

  • Acorn
  • Bark
  • Branch
  • Breeze
  • Brook
  • Cliff
  • Creek
  • Fallen leaves
  • Field
  • Forest
  • Grove
  • Harvest
  • Lake
  • Leaves
  • Meadow
  • Moss
  • Orchard
  • Pinecone
  • River
  • Stream
  • Sunset
  • Tree
  • Vine
  • Waterfall
  • Woods

Weather

  • Blustery
  • Brisk
  • Chilly
  • Cloudy
  • Crisp
  • Dew
  • Drizzle
  • Fog
  • Frost
  • Gust
  • Mist
  • Overcast
  • Rain
  • Sleet
  • Thunder
  • Wind

Fall Activities

  • Apple picking
  • Baking
  • Bonfire
  • Camping
  • Carving pumpkins
  • Corn maze
  • Hayride
  • Hiking
  • Leaf peeping
  • Raking leaves
  • Scarecrow building
  • Tailgating
  • Trick-or-treating

Clothing and Accessories

  • Beanie
  • Boots
  • Cardigan
  • Coat
  • Fleece
  • Flannel
  • Gloves
  • Jacket
  • Mittens
  • Scarf
  • Socks
  • Sweater
  • Vest

Fall Foods and Drinks

  • Apple cider
  • Apple pie
  • Butternut squash
  • Caramel apple
  • Casserole
  • Chili
  • Cranberry
  • Hot cocoa
  • Pecan pie
  • Pumpkin bread
  • Pumpkin pie
  • Roasted chestnuts
  • Soup
  • Stew
  • Sweet potato
  • Turkey

Fall Vegetables and Fruits

  • Acorn squash
  • Apples
  • Beets
  • Brussels sprouts
  • Cabbage
  • Carrots
  • Cranberries
  • Figs
  • Grapes
  • Kale
  • Pears
  • Persimmons
  • Pomegranates
  • Pumpkins
  • Sweet potatoes
  • Turnips

Animals in Fall

  • Chipmunk
  • Deer
  • Fox
  • Hedgehog
  • Owl
  • Rabbit
  • Raccoon
  • Squirrel
  • Turkey
  • Woodpecker

Fall Smells and Scents

  • Apple spice
  • Campfire
  • Cinnamon
  • Clove
  • Earthy
  • Nutmeg
  • Pine
  • Pumpkin spice
  • Smoke
  • Woodsy

Fall and Autumn Words from A-Z

Fall and Autumn words that start with A

WordDefinition
AcornThe nut of an oak tree, often associated with fall and wildlife.
AppleA fruit that is commonly harvested in the fall and used in many seasonal recipes.
AromaA pleasant smell; many fall foods and spices have strong aromas.
AromaticHaving a strong, pleasant smell; many fall foods and spices are aromatic.
ArtCreative works, such as paintings or crafts, often made using autumn themes.
AtmosphereThe mood or feeling of a place, which can change with the colors and scents of fall.
AutumnThe season between summer and winter, characterized by falling leaves and cooler temperatures.
AppreciationA feeling of thankfulness; often emphasized during fall holidays like Thanksgiving.

Fall and Autumn words that start with B

WordDefinition
BakedA cooking method often used for making seasonal treats like pies and breads.
BarnA large building used for storing farm animals or equipment, often associated with fall harvests.
BountyAn abundance of crops or harvest, typically celebrated during the autumn season.
BonfireA large outdoor fire, often used for warmth and celebration during fall gatherings.
BroomA cleaning tool traditionally associated with witches, often seen in Halloween decorations.
BrownA color commonly associated with autumn leaves and harvest time.
BushA plant that often changes color in fall, adding to the seasonal scenery.

Fall and Autumn words that start with C

WordDefinition
CandySweets often enjoyed during Halloween and fall festivities.
CaramelA sweet sauce made from heated sugar, popular for fall desserts.
CiderA drink made from pressed apples, often enjoyed warm in the fall.
CornA common crop harvested in the fall, often used in decorations and food.
CornucopiaA symbol of abundance, often filled with fruits and vegetables, associated with harvest time.
CrispA cool, refreshing quality often felt in the air during autumn.
ColorsThe vibrant hues of leaves that change in the fall, including reds, oranges, and yellows.
CostumeClothing worn for Halloween celebrations, often featuring spooky themes.

Fall and Autumn words that start with D

WordDefinition
DecorItems used to enhance the appearance of homes or spaces during the fall season.
DecorationOrnamental items placed to celebrate autumn holidays, like pumpkins and leaves.
DeerA common wildlife species seen during autumn, often associated with hunting season.
DuskThe time of day when the sun sets, often bringing cooler temperatures and longer shadows in fall.
DriedReferring to leaves or fruits that have lost moisture, commonly used in fall decorations.
DropRefers to leaves falling from trees, a common sight in autumn.
DustFine particles that can settle on surfaces, often stirred up by winds in the fall.

Fall and Autumn words that start with E

WordDefinition
EarsThe fluffy, corn-like tops of corn plants that are harvested in the fall.
EarthyDescribes the rich, natural colors and scents associated with the autumn season.
EmberA glowing piece of wood or coal in a dying fire, often seen during fall bonfires.
EquinoxThe time in autumn when day and night are of equal length, marking the start of fall.
EveningThe time of day when daylight fades, often bringing cooler temperatures in fall.
EvergreensTrees that retain their green leaves throughout the year, providing contrast to autumn colors.

Fall and Autumn words that start with F

WordDefinition
FallThe season between summer and winter, known for cooler weather and colorful leaves.
FeastA large meal or celebration, often in honor of the harvest season.
FoliageThe leaves of trees and plants, especially when they change color in autumn.
ForestA dense area filled with trees, often showcasing vibrant autumn colors.
FrostA thin layer of ice that forms on surfaces when temperatures drop at night.
FruitEdible products of plants that ripen in the fall, like apples and pears.

Fall and Autumn words that start with G

WordDefinition
GardenA piece of ground where plants, flowers, and vegetables are cultivated.
GourdA type of fruit with a hard shell, often used for decoration in the fall.
GratitudeA feeling of thankfulness, often expressed during the fall season.
GroundcoverLow-growing plants that cover the ground, often colorful in autumn.
GreeneryFresh leaves and plants, often seen as they change colors in fall.
GoosebumpsA sensation of cold or fear that can occur in chilly autumn weather.
GranolaA crunchy snack often made with oats and nuts, popular during fall outings.

Fall and Autumn words that start with H

WordDefinition
HayGrass that has been cut and dried, often used for animal bedding or decoration.
HarvestThe process of gathering mature crops from the fields in the autumn.
HalloweenA holiday celebrated on October 31st, marked by costumes and trick-or-treating.
HearthThe floor of a fireplace, often associated with warmth and gatherings during fall.
HibernationA state of inactivity that some animals enter to conserve energy during the colder months.
Hot ciderA warm drink made from pressed apples, often enjoyed in the fall.

Fall and Autumn words that start with I

WordDefinition
IceFrozen water, often seen in the form of frost in autumn as temperatures drop.
IglooA dome-shaped shelter made of ice or snow, often associated with cold weather.
ImmatureNot fully developed; in autumn, this can refer to fruits or plants that are not yet ripe.
InsectsSmall creatures that can be seen more frequently before they become less active in colder months.
IvyA climbing plant often seen on walls and fences, known for its vibrant green leaves in the fall.
IndulgenceThe act of enjoying special foods or treats during the fall season, especially during holidays.
InvitationA request for someone to join in a gathering or celebration, common during autumn festivities.

Fall and Autumn words that start with J

WordDefinition
JamA sweet spread made from cooked fruit and sugar, often enjoyed during fall.
JarA container used for preserving fruits or vegetables, commonly used in canning during autumn.
Jigsaw puzzleA game made of many pieces that create a picture, popular for indoor activities during chilly fall days.
JumperA knitted garment worn for warmth, often needed as temperatures drop in autumn.
JuniperA type of evergreen shrub or tree with aromatic berries, often used in fall decorations.
JamboreeA festive celebration or gathering, often held in autumn.
JuiceA liquid extracted from fruits or vegetables, often made in the fall from seasonal produce.
JonquilA type of flowering plant, typically associated with spring, but sometimes planted in fall.

Fall and Autumn words that start with K

WordDefinition
KaleA leafy green vegetable that is often harvested in the fall.
KernelThe edible part of a seed or grain, commonly found in autumn crops like corn.
KettleA container used for boiling water, often used for making warm beverages in cooler months.
Kettle cornA sweet and crunchy popcorn treat that is popular at fall festivals.
KickoffThe start of a football season, often celebrated in autumn with games and gatherings.
KindlingSmall pieces of wood or other material used to start a fire, often collected during fall for bonfires.
KringleA type of pastry that is popular in autumn, especially during fall festivals.

Fall and Autumn words that start with L

WordDefinition
LeafA flat, green part of a plant that often changes color in autumn.
Leaf pileA collection of fallen leaves that can be jumped in or used for composting.
LanternA portable light source often used for Halloween decorations or autumn festivals.
LattesA popular coffee drink often enjoyed during the cooler autumn months.
LegumesA type of plant that produces pods, often harvested in the fall.
Long johnsWarm undergarments worn during colder autumn days.
LollipopA sweet treat that can be associated with fall festivities, especially for Halloween.

Fall and Autumn words that start with M

WordDefinition
MaizeAnother term for corn, often harvested in the fall.
MapleA type of tree known for its colorful leaves in autumn and its sweet sap.
MigrationThe seasonal movement of animals, such as birds, to warmer regions in autumn.
MumsShort for chrysanthemums, flowers commonly seen in fall gardens.
MoonlightThe light of the moon, often associated with autumn nights.
MuffinsBaked goods that are popular for breakfast or snacks in the fall.
Mulled ciderWarm apple cider spiced with cinnamon and other flavors, enjoyed in autumn.

Fall and Autumn words that start with N

WordDefinition
NatureThe natural world, especially as it relates to the changing seasons in autumn.
NibbleTo take small bites of food, often enjoyed during the harvest season.
NutsHard-shelled fruits that fall from trees, commonly gathered in autumn.
NourishmentFood that provides sustenance, often associated with hearty fall meals.
NovemberThe eleventh month of the year, marking the transition into winter.
NightfallThe time of day when it gets dark, often bringing the chilly autumn evenings.
NostalgiaA sentimental longing for the past, often evoked by the sights and smells of autumn.

Fall and Autumn words that start with O

WordDefinition
OctoberThe tenth month of the year, often associated with fall festivals and harvests.
OatsA type of grain often harvested in the fall and used in various foods.
OrchardA piece of land where fruit trees are grown, often vibrant with color in autumn.
OutdoorActivities or events that take place outside, popular during the cooler fall months.
OvercastA sky covered with clouds, often seen during the fall season.
OwlA nocturnal bird often associated with autumn and Halloween themes.

Fall and Autumn words that start with P

WordDefinition
PaintTo apply color to objects, often used in fall-themed arts and crafts.
PaletteA range of colors used in fall decorations and art projects.
PumpkinA large, round orange fruit often carved for Halloween or used in pies.
PineconeThe seed-bearing structure of pine trees, commonly found in autumn.
PlowTo turn over soil in preparation for planting crops in the fall.
PlushA soft, fuzzy fabric often used in autumn-themed decorations and toys.
PreserveTo keep fruits or vegetables, like apple butter or jam, for winter use.
PrepareTo get ready for the upcoming winter season during autumn.
PuddleA small pool of water often seen after autumn rain.

Fall and Autumn words that start with Q

WordDefinition
QuaintSomething charmingly old-fashioned, often describing fall scenery or decorations.
QuenchTo satisfy thirst, often with warm fall beverages like cider.
QuestAn adventure or journey, which can feel like a fall hike through the woods.
QuiescentA state of inactivity or rest, reflecting the calm nature of fall.
QuiltA warm, layered blanket often used during the chilly autumn months.
QuinceA yellow, pear-like fruit that is harvested in the fall.
QuietThe peaceful and calm atmosphere often associated with fall mornings.
QuiverA slight trembling movement, like leaves quivering in the autumn breeze.

Fall and Autumn words that start with R

WordDefinition
RainWater falling from the sky, often common in autumn.
RakeA tool used to gather fallen leaves in the fall season.
ReflectionThe image seen in water, often of fall foliage in lakes and ponds.
ResplendentBrightly shining; often used to describe the vibrant fall colors of leaves.
RoastTo cook food, especially chestnuts or marshmallows, often enjoyed in fall.
RustleThe soft, crackling sound of dry leaves moving in the breeze.
RussetA reddish-brown color often seen in autumn leaves and landscapes.
RyeA type of grain harvested in the fall, often used in bread and whiskey.

Fall and Autumn words that start with S

WordDefinition
ScarecrowA figure made to resemble a person, placed in fields to scare away birds.
SeasonA period of the year; fall is known for its cool weather and harvests.
SeptemberThe month that marks the beginning of fall in the Northern Hemisphere.
SpiceAromatic substances used to flavor food, common in fall cooking.
SquirrelA small rodent known for gathering nuts in the fall.
SweaterA warm garment often worn during the cooler fall months.
Sweater WeatherA term used to describe the cool, crisp temperatures of fall.
SycamoreA type of tree that often turns vibrant colors in the fall.

Fall and Autumn words that start with T

WordDefinition
TailgateA social gathering around a vehicle, often before sports events in fall.
TartA baked dessert with a sweet or savory filling, often enjoyed in fall.
TawnyA warm, orange-brown color reminiscent of fall foliage.
TemperatureThe cool or crisp weather often experienced during the fall season.
Thick sweaterA warm, cozy garment worn during cool fall days.
ThistleA prickly plant that blooms in late summer and fall.
TrailA path through nature, often used for hiking during fall.
TurtleneckA type of sweater with a high, rolled collar, popular in fall fashion.
TwineStrong string often used in crafts and fall decorations.
TwigA small branch or stick, commonly seen after leaves fall.
ToastyWarm and comfortable, a feeling often associated with fall evenings.

Fall and Autumn words that start with U

WordDefinition
UmbrellaA device used for protection against rain, often needed during fall showers.
UnwindTo relax and de-stress, often enjoyed during cozy fall evenings.
UncoveredDescribes fields or gardens after the harvest, with crops no longer present.
UnderstoryThe layer of vegetation beneath the main canopy of trees, noticeable in fall.
UnwindTo relax and take a break, something often enjoyed during cool fall weekends.
UpcycleThe practice of reusing items creatively, popular during fall craft activities.
UprootTo pull plants out of the ground, often done at the end of the growing season.
UtensilsTools used for eating or cooking fall meals, such as soups and stews.

Fall and Autumn words that start with V

WordDefinition
VanillaA flavor often used in fall desserts and baking, like cookies and cakes.
VantageA place or position that provides a good view of fall landscapes.
VegetablesSeasonal produce harvested in the fall, like squash, pumpkins, and root veggies.
VelvetA soft, warm fabric often used in fall clothing and decor.
VerdantDescribes lush greenery that can still be seen before leaves change color.
VermilionA bright red-orange color resembling fall leaves.
VineyardA place where grapes are grown, often harvested in the fall season.
VividBright and intense, often describing the rich fall colors.
VoyageA journey or trip, like those taken to enjoy fall festivals and scenic drives.

Fall and Autumn words that start with W

WordDefinition
WarmthA cozy feeling often associated with fall fires, blankets, and sweaters.
WeatherThe changing conditions, often cooler, windy, and rainy during autumn.
WheatA grain harvested in the fall, used for making bread and other foods.
WindThe crisp breeze commonly felt during the fall season.
WindbreakerA light jacket worn to protect against fall’s cool breezes.
WoodsForest areas that change colors and drop leaves in autumn.
WoolA warm fabric commonly used in fall clothing like sweaters and scarves.
WreathA decorative ring of leaves, flowers, or branches often used in fall decor.
WispA small, thin piece of something, like smoke or fog in the fall air.
WoodpileA stack of wood ready for burning in fireplaces during fall.

Fall and Autumn words that start with X

WordDefinition
XanaduA place of great beauty or luxury, often used metaphorically to describe fall scenery.
X-factorA unique quality that makes something special, like the crisp air of fall.
XenialRelating to hospitality, often seen during fall gatherings and celebrations.
XenodochialFriendly to strangers, reflecting the welcoming spirit of fall festivities.
XericRelating to dry environments, sometimes used for fall settings with dry leaves.
XylographAn engraving on wood, reflecting the rustic feel of fall decor.
XylophoneA musical instrument sometimes associated with seasonal fall music or performances.
XystusAn outdoor garden path, often lined with autumnal trees or foliage.

Fall and Autumn words that start with Y

WordDefinition
YellowA color often associated with the changing leaves during the fall season.
YarnA thread used for knitting or weaving, commonly used in fall crafting projects.
YarrowA flowering plant that can be found in fields during the autumn months.
YearningA feeling of longing or desire, often felt during the reflective autumn season.
YieldTo produce or provide, often referring to the harvest of crops in the fall.
YuleA festival celebrating the winter solstice, often associated with fall traditions.
YummyA term to describe delicious food, especially fall treats like pies and cider.

Fall and Autumn words that start with Z

WordDefinition
ZephyrA gentle breeze, often felt during the cooler autumn months.
ZenithThe highest point, which can refer to the peak of autumn colors in nature.
ZestThe outer peel of citrus fruits, often used to add flavor to fall recipes.
ZinniaA colorful flower that blooms in late summer and fall gardens.
ZombieA popular figure in Halloween folklore, often depicted as a reanimated corpse.
ZucchiniA summer squash that is often harvested in the fall and used in various dishes.

Autumn is more than just a season; it’s a time of transformation, celebration, and reflection. The fall and autumn words that define the season help us connect with its magic, whether we’re describing the vivid hues of changing leaves or the warmth of a cozy sweater on a chilly day. From outdoor adventures to comforting home rituals, each term in this list captures a small piece of what makes autumn a favorite time of year for so many. Use these fall and autumn words to inspire your writing, enrich your classroom lessons, or simply immerse yourself in the beauty of the season. No matter how you choose to enjoy autumn, let these words bring its spirit to life!

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Gabrielle Kotkov
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Gabrielle Kotkov is an AMI-trained 3-6 Montessorian and educational consultant. She has a Master's Degree in Child Studies and is certified in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages). She is particularly interested in the intersection between Montessori education and multilingualism, which led her to create the Multilingual Montessori website and podcast. Gabrielle has taught in schools in NYC, Sicily, London, and Austin, and is currently on the teaching faculty of the West Side Montessori School Teacher Education Program, an AMS training center in NYC.

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