The 12,201–12,300 most common English words

12,201trimesterone of the three roughly equal periods into which a pregnancy or academic year is divided.
12,202tumAn informal word for stomach or tummy.
12,203unfaithfulNot loyal or faithful; having broken trust, especially in a romantic relationship.
12,204unholyWicked, sinful, or not regarded as sacred; deserving condemnation.
12,205unifyto bring together into a single unit or whole.
12,206unregulatednot controlled or supervised by rules or laws.
12,207unscrupulousHaving or showing no moral principles; not honest or fair.
12,208unwittinglyWithout being aware; without realizing what one is doing.
12,209uplandan area of high or hilly land, above the lowlands
12,210verbatimIn exactly the same words; word for word.
12,211willfullydeliberately and intentionally, often in a way that disregards rules or others' wishes.
12,212yawnAn involuntary act of opening the mouth wide and inhaling deeply, usually due to tiredness or boredom.
12,213adriftfloating without control or direction; not anchored or steered.
12,214aegisProtection, sponsorship, or support from a powerful person or organization.
12,215almanacA yearly publication containing a calendar, weather forecasts, and other useful information.
12,216aloea succulent plant with thick leaves containing a soothing gel, often used in skin care.
12,217amphibiousAble to operate both on land and in water.
12,218analyzera device or person that examines something in detail to understand its components or structure.
12,219ancillaryproviding necessary support to the primary activities or operation; secondary.
12,220anestheticA substance that causes loss of sensation or consciousness, used to prevent pain during medical procedures.
12,221ascotA broad neck scarf looped and pinned at the chest, often worn at formal events.
12,222averseHaving a strong feeling of opposition or reluctance toward something.
12,223beaglea small to medium-sized breed of dog with a short coat, long ears, and a keen sense of smell, often used for hunting.
12,224bicepsThe large muscle at the front of the upper arm that bends the elbow.
12,225blokesInformal British term for men or guys.
12,226boomerangsomething that returns to harm the originator; a curved throwing stick that returns to the thrower.
12,227brimthe top edge of a container, or the projecting edge of a hat.
12,228calligraphyThe art of producing decorative or beautiful handwriting using a pen or brush.
12,229cauldrona large, deep pot used for boiling liquids over a fire.
12,230celebratoryexpressing or used for celebrating a happy event or achievement.
12,231chaleta wooden house or cottage with a steeply sloping roof, typical of the Swiss Alps.
12,232childlessHaving no children; without offspring.
12,233cleansera product used to clean the skin or a surface by removing dirt, oil, or impurities.
12,234clippera tool or device used for cutting or trimming hair, nails, or other materials.
12,235colossusA person or thing of enormous size, power, or importance.
12,236conductivehaving the property of transmitting heat, electricity, or sound.
12,237coneyA rabbit, especially one used as food or fur.
12,238congregationalrelating to a congregation or to a form of church governance in which each local assembly is self-governing.
12,239corralto gather and confine animals or people into an enclosed space; to round up.
12,240corticalRelating to the cortex, especially the outer layer of the brain.
12,241cremationThe disposal of a dead body by burning it to ashes.
12,242curricularrelating to a curriculum or the courses of study offered by a school.
12,243deliberationlong and careful consideration or discussion before making a decision.
12,244dermatologistA medical doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating skin diseases and conditions.
12,245detonationan explosion, or the act of causing something to explode.
12,246deviateto turn away from an expected course or standard
12,247devolutionthe transfer of power or authority from a central government to regional or local governments.
12,248diodeA semiconductor device that allows current to flow in only one direction.
12,249downersomething that makes you feel sad or depressed; a dispiriting experience.
12,250dribbleto let saliva or liquid fall slowly from the mouth in small drops.
12,251egalitarianbelieving in or based on the principle that all people are equal and deserve equal rights and opportunities.
12,252endocrinerelating to glands that secrete hormones directly into the bloodstream.
12,253epithelialRelating to the thin layer of cells that lines the surfaces of the body and organs.
12,254esteran organic compound formed by reacting an acid with an alcohol, often having a fruity smell.
12,255excitedlyin an excited manner; with great enthusiasm or eagerness
12,256excruciatingIntensely agonizing or extremely painful.
12,257fatefulHaving important, often negative, consequences; decisive or momentous.
12,258flakstrong criticism or opposition, especially from multiple sources.
12,259flamboyantTending to attract attention because of confidence, exuberance, and striking style.
12,260flamingoa tall wading bird with pink or reddish feathers and long thin legs, known for standing on one leg.
12,261flutterto move or flap lightly and quickly back and forth.
12,262foodieA person who has a keen interest in food and enjoys trying new or high-quality foods.
12,263foolishnessthe quality of being unwise or lacking good judgment
12,264fuzzsmall, soft fibers or fluff that gather on fabric or surfaces.
12,265goutA disease causing sudden, severe joint pain due to excess uric acid forming crystals in the joints.
12,266hepaticRelating to or affecting the liver.
12,267hertzA unit of frequency equal to one cycle per second, used to measure sound, radio waves, and other periodic phenomena.
12,268homegrowngrown or produced locally, or developed within one's own country or community rather than imported.
12,269hoofThe hard covering on the foot of a horse or similar animal.
12,270housematesPeople who share a house or flat with someone else.
12,271impalaa medium-sized African antelope known for its speed and ability to make long, high leaps.
12,272incognitohaving one's true identity concealed or disguised.
12,273indestructibleimpossible to destroy or damage permanently
12,274innocuousnot harmful or offensive; harmless.
12,275insofarto the extent or degree that; used to indicate a limitation or condition.
12,276intrinsicallyin a way that is essential or fundamental to the nature of something; inherently
12,277islandera person who lives on an island
12,278jestA joke or playful remark; something said or done to cause amusement.
12,279leakyallowing liquid or gas to pass through unintended holes or cracks.
12,280libidosexual drive or desire; psychic energy associated with instinctual urges.
12,281lynxa wild cat with tufted ears, a short tail, and spotted fur, found in forests of North America, Europe, and Asia.
12,282mainlineto inject a drug directly into a vein.
12,283mainstaythe most important part or chief support of something.
12,284mannequinA life-sized dummy used to display clothes in a store.
12,285marketableable to be sold easily; attractive to buyers or employers.
12,286masterfulperformed or done with great skill and confidence; showing mastery.
12,287maximalas great, large, or intense as possible; reaching the highest possible degree.
12,288mimeto use gestures and body movements to express something without speaking.
12,289minivanA large van designed to carry passengers, typically with sliding side doors and seating for up to eight people.
12,290mistrusta feeling of doubt or suspicion about someone or something.
12,291modestlyin a way that is not showy or boastful; with humility and restraint.
12,292monikera name or nickname by which a person or thing is known.
12,293mythologicalrelating to myths or mythology; existing in or described by traditional stories of gods and heroes.
12,294naveThe long central part of a church, extending from the entrance to the chancel.
12,295needlesslyIn a way that is not necessary; without good reason.
12,296nibThe pointed tip of a pen, especially a fountain pen, through which ink flows.
12,297nonviolentnot using or involving physical force to cause injury or damage.
12,298palatablePleasant or acceptable to the taste or mind; agreeable enough to be accepted.
12,299parklandan area of open land with grass and trees, typically maintained for public use or recreation.
12,300polarityThe state of having two opposite poles or tendencies, such as positive and negative.