WORDED

The 10,001–10,100 most common English words

  1. 10,001richnessthe quality of being full, deep, or abundant in something desirable
  2. 10,002secretivetending to hide feelings, intentions, or information from others.
  3. 10,003serotonina chemical in the brain and body that helps regulate mood, happiness, and feelings of well-being.
  4. 10,004silkySoft, smooth, and glossy, resembling silk.
  5. 10,005smallpoxa highly contagious and often fatal viral disease that causes fever and skin blisters leaving permanent scars.
  6. 10,006sociologicalrelating to the study of society and human social behavior.
  7. 10,007sororityA social organization for female students at a college or university.
  8. 10,008speechlessUnable to speak, especially due to shock or strong emotion.
  9. 10,009stairOne of a set of steps for going up or down; a stair.
  10. 10,010starshipa large spacecraft designed for interstellar travel between star systems.
  11. 10,011strategista person skilled in planning and executing strategies to achieve goals.
  12. 10,012sunkenhaving gone below the normal level; submerged beneath a surface.
  13. 10,013supremacista person who believes that a particular group is superior to all others and should dominate society.
  14. 10,014tortoisea slow-moving land reptile with a hard shell that protects its body.
  15. 10,015tragicallyin a way that causes great sadness or distress; in a tragic manner.
  16. 10,016translatorsPeople who convert written text from one language into another.
  17. 10,017typewritera mechanical or electric machine for producing printed characters by pressing keys.
  18. 10,018understandablyin a way that is easy to understand or accept given the circumstances.
  19. 10,019undisputedNot questioned or challenged; accepted by everyone.
  20. 10,020unprofessionalNot meeting the standards expected of a trained and skilled professional; inappropriate in a work context.
  21. 10,021veggieinformal word for a vegetable or a vegetarian food item.
  22. 10,022visceralrelating to deep inward feelings rather than intellect; intensely emotional or instinctive.
  23. 10,023vividlyin a way that is clear, bright, and producing strong mental images
  24. 10,024wannabeA person who wants to be someone famous or successful but has not yet achieved it.
  25. 10,025whalingthe practice or industry of hunting and killing whales for their oil, meat, or other products.
  26. 10,026wiggleto move with short twisting or side-to-side motions.
  27. 10,027wrongdoingillegal or dishonest behavior; an act that is morally or legally wrong.
  28. 10,028aggregationthe process of gathering or collecting things together into a mass or whole.
  29. 10,029ahemAn exclamation used to attract attention or express mild disapproval or hesitation.
  30. 10,030alkalinehaving a pH greater than 7; containing alkali; basic rather than acidic.
  31. 10,031alumA graduate or former student of a particular school, college, or university.
  32. 10,032antidotea substance that counteracts the effects of a poison or disease.
  33. 10,033archeryThe sport or skill of shooting arrows with a bow.
  34. 10,034arterialrelating to a main route or artery, especially a major road or blood vessel.
  35. 10,035asparagusa green vegetable with long tender stalks, often eaten as a side dish.
  36. 10,036attestto provide evidence or proof that something is true or genuine.
  37. 10,037attractivenessthe quality of being pleasing, appealing, or charming to others.
  38. 10,038auditoryrelating to the sense of hearing or the organs of hearing.
  39. 10,039avengeto inflict punishment on behalf of someone who has been wronged or harmed
  40. 10,040aversionA strong feeling of dislike or unwillingness toward something.
  41. 10,041awkwardlyin a way that is clumsy, embarrassed, or lacking grace
  42. 10,042balma fragrant ointment or cream that heals or soothes the skin
  43. 10,043biennialoccurring once every two years
  44. 10,044bikersPeople who ride motorcycles or bicycles.
  45. 10,045bonySo thin that the bones are visible or prominent.
  46. 10,046borrowera person who takes something, especially money, from another with the intention of returning it.
  47. 10,047brightento make or become lighter, more vivid, or more cheerful
  48. 10,048brooda group of young birds or animals hatched or cared for at the same time; also, to think deeply and anxiously about something.
  49. 10,049bulletproofstrong enough to resist or not be damaged by bullets; unable to be criticized or defeated.
  50. 10,050cessationthe fact or process of stopping or ending
  51. 10,051collagenA fibrous protein found in connective tissue, skin, and bones that provides structure and elasticity.
  52. 10,052commendto praise someone or something formally or officially.
  53. 10,053cricketerA person who plays the sport of cricket.
  54. 10,054crocheta needlework technique that uses a hooked needle to interlock loops of yarn or thread.
  55. 10,055cypressAn evergreen coniferous tree with dark, scale-like leaves, often associated with cemeteries and Mediterranean landscapes.
  56. 10,056dandyA man who is excessively concerned with elegant appearance and fashion; also used informally to mean excellent or fine.
  57. 10,057dependableAble to be relied on; consistently trustworthy.
  58. 10,058dickheada stupid, contemptible, or obnoxious person (vulgar insult).
  59. 10,059emeritusRetired but retaining an honorary title, especially in academic or professional contexts.
  60. 10,060emigrationthe act of leaving one's own country to settle permanently in another.
  61. 10,061emitto send out or release something such as light, heat, gas, or sound
  62. 10,062enthusiasticallyin a way that shows intense and eager enjoyment or interest
  63. 10,063extantStill in existence; not destroyed or lost.
  64. 10,064fathomto understand something after thinking about it carefully
  65. 10,065fianceeA woman who is engaged to be married.
  66. 10,066fictitiousNot real or true; invented or imagined.
  67. 10,067firsthandobtained directly from the original source, without an intermediary.
  68. 10,068flashyAttracting attention by being very bright, showy, or ostentatious.
  69. 10,069floppyTending to hang or flop loosely; not firm or rigid.
  70. 10,070fluoridea compound of fluorine, commonly added to water or toothpaste to strengthen teeth.
  71. 10,071frata fraternity; a social organization for male college students.
  72. 10,072geologicrelating to the structure and history of the Earth's rocks and layers.
  73. 10,073guidelineA rule or piece of advice about how something should be done.
  74. 10,074headmasterThe principal or chief teacher in charge of a school, especially a private or boys' school.
  75. 10,075heartlandthe central or most important part of a country or region, especially one that is considered typical of its culture or values.
  76. 10,076hedgehogA small nocturnal mammal covered in short, sharp spines on its back.
  77. 10,077heinousUtterly wicked or evil; shockingly cruel.
  78. 10,078hoeA long-handled garden tool with a flat blade, used for loosening soil and removing weeds.
  79. 10,079hypnosisA trance-like state of deep relaxation and heightened suggestibility, usually induced by another person.
  80. 10,080impeccableIn perfect condition; without any flaws or errors.
  81. 10,081inboundTravelling towards a place, especially returning to a starting point.
  82. 10,082inferenceA conclusion reached by reasoning from evidence or premises.
  83. 10,083infiltrateto enter or gain access to an organization or place gradually and secretly.
  84. 10,084inflatableable to be filled with air or gas to become firm or larger in size.
  85. 10,085inhaleto breathe in air or another substance into the lungs
  86. 10,086instinctivelydone automatically, without thinking, based on natural instinct.
  87. 10,087intolerantunwilling to accept views, beliefs, or behavior that differ from one's own.
  88. 10,088jellyfisha soft, boneless sea creature with a jelly-like body and trailing tentacles.
  89. 10,089judoA Japanese martial art using throws and holds to defeat an opponent, developed from jujitsu.
  90. 10,090lamentto express grief or sorrow about something
  91. 10,091leachto drain away or be removed from a substance by the action of a percolating liquid.
  92. 10,092leftya person who uses their left hand as the dominant hand; also informally, someone with left-wing political views.
  93. 10,093malpracticenegligent or improper professional conduct, especially by a doctor or lawyer.
  94. 10,094manipulativeControlling others in a clever and unfair way for one's own benefit.
  95. 10,095marginallyby a small amount; only slightly.
  96. 10,096microbiologyThe branch of science that deals with microscopic organisms such as bacteria, viruses, and fungi.
  97. 10,097modernitythe quality or condition of being modern; the state of contemporary life and thought.
  98. 10,098motherfuckersa very vulgar and offensive plural noun used as an intensely strong insult toward people.
  99. 10,099nectara sweet liquid produced by flowers, or any delicious drink.
  100. 10,100nitratea salt or ester of nitric acid, commonly used in fertilizers and food preservation.