The 1,301–1,400 most common English words

1. 1,301housingBuildings or places where people live.
2. 1,302journalA book in which you write your thoughts and experiences each day.
3. 1,303laborHard physical work; or workers as a group.
4. 1,304leadershipThe ability or position of guiding a group of people.
5. 1,305lengthThe measurement of how long something is from end to end.
6. 1,306luckyHaving good things happen by chance; fortunate.
7. 1,307neitherNot one or the other of two things or people.
8. 1,308ontoTo a position on top of something.
9. 1,309patientA person who is receiving medical treatment.
10. 1,310possiblyPerhaps; used to say that something may be true or happen.
11. 1,311proveTo show by evidence or argument that something is true.
12. 1,312rareNot happening or found very often; unusual.
13. 1,313settingThe place and time in which something happens; the surroundings.
14. 1,314softwareThe programs and instructions used to operate a computer.
15. 1,315toughDifficult to do or deal with; or strong and not easily damaged.
16. 1,316adA short form of 'advertisement'; a notice promoting a product.
17. 1,317aliveLiving; not dead.
18. 1,318appleA round fruit with red, green, or yellow skin that grows on a tree.
19. 1,319balanceA steady, even position; or a state in which different things are equal.
20. 1,320birthdayThe day of the year on which a person was born.
21. 1,321bossA person who is in charge of others at work.
22. 1,322changingBecoming different over time.
23. 1,323connectionA link or relationship that joins people or things.
24. 1,324dressA piece of clothing worn by women or girls, covering the body and legs.
25. 1,325fellowA man or boy; a member of the same group; or relating to companions.
26. 1,326horseA large four-legged animal used for riding and pulling loads.
27. 1,327magicThe power to make impossible things happen, as in stories; or skillful tricks.
28. 1,328mapA drawing of an area showing roads, towns, and features.
29. 1,329netA material made of crossed threads with holes, used for catching or to play sports.
30. 1,330requestThe act of asking for something politely or formally.
31. 1,331stickA thin piece of wood; or to push something pointed into a surface.
32. 1,332vehicleA machine, such as a car or truck, used for transporting people or goods.
33. 1,333volumeThe amount of space something fills; the degree of loudness of sound.
34. 1,334wakeTo stop sleeping and become conscious; or the path left behind a boat.
35. 1,335aidHelp or support given to someone; to help.
36. 1,336beautyThe quality of being very pleasing to look at or experience.
37. 1,337billionThe number 1,000,000,000.
38. 1,338busyHaving a lot to do; not free.
39. 1,339concernedWorried or anxious about something.
40. 1,340conversationA talk between two or more people in which ideas are exchanged.
41. 1,341cornerThe point where two lines, edges, or streets meet.
42. 1,342criminalA person who has committed a crime; relating to crime.
43. 1,343culturalRelating to the customs, ideas, and arts of a society.
44. 1,344developTo make something grow or come into existence gradually.
45. 1,345driverA person who drives a vehicle.
46. 1,346existingPresent or in use now; already there.
47. 1,347farmAn area of land and buildings used for growing crops or raising animals.
48. 1,348fileA collection of related data stored under one name; or a tool for smoothing.
49. 1,349fixTo repair something that is broken; to set something firmly in place.
50. 1,350flyTo move through the air, especially using wings or in an aircraft.
51. 1,351guideA person or thing that shows the way; to direct or lead someone.
52. 1,352investigationA careful search for facts to discover the truth about something.
53. 1,353operatingWorking or functioning, as a machine or system.
54. 1,354raiseTo lift or move something to a higher position.
55. 1,355responsibilityA duty to deal with or take care of something.
56. 1,356rollTo move by turning over and over; a small rounded loaf of bread.
57. 1,357slightlyTo a small degree; a little.
58. 1,358suggestTo put forward an idea or plan for others to think about.
59. 1,359surpriseAn unexpected event; the feeling caused by something unexpected.
60. 1,360technicalRelating to the practical skills or knowledge of a particular subject.
61. 1,361treatSomething special that gives pleasure; or to behave toward someone in a certain way.
62. 1,362uniqueBeing the only one of its kind; unlike anything else.
63. 1,363varietyA number of different types of the same thing.
64. 1,364violenceBehavior that uses physical force to hurt or damage someone or something.
65. 1,365yoursBelonging to the person being spoken to.
66. 1,366youthThe period of being young; young people as a group.
67. 1,367african-americanAn American person of African ancestry.
68. 1,368appreciateTo be grateful for something; to recognize its value.
69. 1,369dryFree from water or moisture; or to make or become dry.
70. 1,370edgeThe outer edge or border of something; the line where it ends.
71. 1,371evilVery bad or wicked; morally wrong; a force that causes harm.
72. 1,372excitedFeeling very happy and eager about something.
73. 1,373foreverFor all future time; always.
74. 1,374injuryPhysical harm or damage to the body.
75. 1,375ironA strong gray metal; or a device used to press clothes smooth.
76. 1,376lovelyVery pleasant, beautiful, or enjoyable.
77. 1,377madVery angry; or mentally unwell; foolish.
78. 1,378magazineA thin book published regularly, with articles and pictures.
79. 1,379parliamentThe group of people who make a country's laws.
80. 1,380referenceA source of information; or a mention of something.
81. 1,381religionBelief in and worship of a god or gods; a system of such belief.
82. 1,382somewhereIn, at, or to a place that is not stated exactly.
83. 1,383strategyA plan of action designed to achieve a long-term goal.
84. 1,384webA net of fine threads made by a spider; or the internet.
85. 1,385wineAn alcoholic drink made from grapes.
86. 1,386armThe part of the body from the shoulder to the hand.
87. 1,387audienceThe group of people who watch or listen to a performance.
88. 1,388bayA part of the sea or a lake partly enclosed by a curve of the land.
89. 1,389blogA personal website where someone regularly writes about a topic.
90. 1,390coreThe central or most important part of something.
91. 1,391democraticBased on the principle that everyone has an equal right to take part.
92. 1,392descriptionA spoken or written account of what someone or something is like.
93. 1,393excellentExtremely good; of the highest quality.
94. 1,394existTo be real or present in the world.
95. 1,395guardTo protect a place or person from danger; a person who does this.
96. 1,396honestTelling the truth; not lying or cheating.
97. 1,397leethe sheltered side, away from the wind
98. 1,398medicineA substance taken to treat or prevent illness.
99. 1,399mentionTo say or write something briefly, without giving details.
100. 1,400mountainA very high, steep area of land, higher than a hill.