The 11,001–11,100 most common English words

11,001twinkleto shine with a flickering or sparkling light.
11,002unchartednot recorded on a map; unknown or unfamiliar because not yet explored.
11,003unforeseennot predicted or expected; happening without warning.
11,004unsignednot signed; lacking an official signature
11,005unspokennot expressed in words; implied or understood without being said.
11,006valeta person employed to park cars for guests, or a personal male servant who looks after clothing and appearance.
11,007vehementlyin a forceful, passionate, and intense manner
11,008vendettaa prolonged bitter quarrel or campaign of revenge against another person or group.
11,009weaklyIn a way that lacks strength or energy; feebly.
11,010aldermanAn elected member of a municipal council or governing body.
11,011alienationa feeling of being isolated, estranged, or cut off from others or from society.
11,012amplifyto make something louder, stronger, or more intense.
11,013anorexiaA serious eating disorder characterized by an obsessive fear of gaining weight and severe restriction of food intake.
11,014anthropologistA scientist who studies human societies, cultures, and their development.
11,015astronomerA person who studies the stars, planets, and space.
11,016attritiona gradual reduction in number or strength due to continuous pressure or natural causes such as retirement or resignation.
11,017auntyan affectionate or informal term for one's aunt.
11,018autopilota system that automatically controls a vehicle without human input; also used figuratively for acting without conscious thought.
11,019baggyHanging loosely; too large or wide in fit.
11,020ballastheavy material placed in a ship or vehicle to improve stability and balance.
11,021biotechshort for biotechnology; the use of living systems and organisms to develop products, especially in medicine and agriculture.
11,022blackjackA card game in which players try to get cards totaling 21 without going over, typically played against a dealer.
11,023bloodstreamthe blood circulating through the body's blood vessels.
11,024bluegrassA style of American country music characterized by fast tempos, improvisation, and instruments such as banjo, fiddle, and guitar.
11,025budgetaryrelating to a budget or the management of financial resources.
11,026camoa pattern of irregular shapes in natural colors used to disguise people or objects; short for camouflage.
11,027carteUsed in the phrase 'carte blanche', meaning complete freedom to act as one wishes.
11,028cheerleadingthe activity of leading cheers and performing routines to encourage a sports team or crowd.
11,029clicheA phrase or idea that has been used so often it has lost its originality and impact.
11,030cockroacha flat-bodied insect considered a common household pest.
11,031collaboratorA person who works jointly with others on a task or project.
11,032cumbersomeLarge, heavy, or difficult to handle; inefficient and awkward to use.
11,033cyclicoccurring in cycles; repeating at regular intervals.
11,034cyclicaloccurring in cycles; repeatedly following the same sequence of events.
11,035deformationa change in the shape or form of something, especially due to stress or force.
11,036devotionalrelating to religious worship or prayer; used for expressing devotion.
11,037diversifyto expand into a wider variety of areas or types.
11,038duplicationThe action of making an exact copy of something, or doing the same thing twice unnecessarily.
11,039dynamoa person who is extremely energetic and forceful; also a machine that generates electricity.
11,040elixirA magical or medicinal liquid believed to have the power to cure or transform.
11,041endgamethe final stage of a process or conflict, where the outcome is decided.
11,042epiphanyA sudden, powerful moment of clarity or understanding.
11,043eyelinerA cosmetic used to draw a line around the edges of the eyes to make them look more defined.
11,044fablea short story, often with animal characters, that teaches a moral lesson.
11,045fatalityA death caused by an accident, disaster, or other event.
11,046firewoodwood that has been cut or collected to be burned as fuel.
11,047foresightThe ability to predict and plan for future events or needs.
11,048fundamentalista person who strictly follows the original or literal teachings of a religion or ideology.
11,049hamstringto severely restrict or hinder the efficiency or effectiveness of someone or something.
11,050horseshoea U-shaped metal fitting nailed to the bottom of a horse's hoof for protection.
11,051incisiona clean cut made into the body during surgery.
11,052indistinguishableImpossible to tell apart; so similar that no difference can be detected.
11,053inferto reach a conclusion based on evidence or reasoning
11,054inpatientA patient who stays overnight or for several days in a hospital for treatment.
11,055intensifyto become or make stronger, more extreme, or more severe.
11,056kennelA shelter or boarding facility for dogs.
11,057kernThe spacing between individual characters in a piece of typeset text.
11,058lagerA type of light, effervescent beer that is fermented and stored at low temperatures.
11,059manhoodthe state or period of being an adult male; the qualities considered typical of a man.
11,060martyrdomthe death or suffering endured for a cause or belief, especially a religious one.
11,061menopauseThe natural biological process marking the end of a woman's menstrual cycles, typically occurring in her late 40s or 50s.
11,062napkinA piece of cloth or paper used at meals to wipe the mouth and fingers.
11,063neuronA specialized cell that transmits nerve impulses in the nervous system.
11,064nuggetA small lump of a precious metal found naturally, or a small but valuable piece of information.
11,065opusA musical or literary work, especially one on a large scale; often used to refer to an artist's most important composition.
11,066overtlyin an open and observable way; not hidden or secret.
11,067painlesscausing no pain; free from difficulty or discomfort.
11,068perpetuallyin a way that continues forever or is constantly repeated.
11,069prenatalrelating to the period before birth
11,070probateThe legal process of proving a will is valid and administering a deceased person's estate.
11,071procureto obtain or acquire something, especially with care or effort.
11,072propelto drive or push something forward.
11,073propensityA natural tendency to behave in a particular way.
11,074rosarya string of beads used to count prayers, especially in the Catholic tradition.
11,075rundowna brief summary or report of the main points of something.
11,076ruseA trick or clever scheme intended to deceive someone.
11,077seniorityThe state of being older or having worked somewhere longer, giving one higher rank or priority.
11,078severanceThe action of ending a connection or relationship; also, compensation given to an employee upon dismissal.
11,079sheatha close-fitting cover or case for a blade or similar object.
11,080shorthandA system of rapid writing using symbols or abbreviations to represent words and phrases.
11,081singularitya point or event that is unique, extraordinary, or beyond normal comprehension, especially a hypothetical future moment when AI exceeds human intelligence.
11,082snowmana figure made of packed snow, usually shaped to look like a person.
11,083socializeto interact and spend time with other people in a friendly way.
11,084sportsmana person who takes part in sports, especially one who plays fairly and shows good conduct.
11,085squarelydirectly and without evasion; in an exact or straightforward manner.
11,086stepmotherthe woman who has married one's father after the death or divorce of one's birth mother.
11,087strutto walk in a proud, stiff way, especially to impress others.
11,088swaggera confident, bold, and slightly arrogant way of walking or behaving.
11,089swirlto move in a twisting or spinning circular pattern
11,090theoristA person who develops or studies theories.
11,091thetaThe eighth letter of the Greek alphabet, often used in mathematics and science to denote an angle or variable.
11,092thonga flat open sandal held on the foot by a strap between the toes
11,093tota very young child.
11,094tsarAn emperor or supreme ruler, especially of Russia before 1917.
11,095tycoonA wealthy and powerful person in business or industry.
11,096unconditionallywithout any conditions or limitations; absolutely.
11,097uncontrollableimpossible to control or restrain
11,098undeniablyin a way that cannot be denied or disputed; clearly and certainly
11,099unorthodoxnot following traditional or conventional rules or beliefs.
11,100uproara loud, confused noise or a state of angry public protest.