The 13,201–13,300 most common English words

13,201manicurea cosmetic treatment for the fingernails, involving shaping, cleaning, and often painting them.
13,202materialisticplacing excessive value on material possessions and wealth.
13,203materializeto become actual or real; to appear or come into existence.
13,204maturationthe process of becoming fully developed or mature
13,205micaa mineral that splits into thin, shiny, transparent sheets and is used in electronics and construction.
13,206minusculeExtremely small; tiny.
13,207molara large flat tooth at the back of the mouth used for grinding food.
13,208molestationthe act of subjecting someone, especially a child, to unwanted sexual contact or harassment.
13,209musha soft, thick, pulpy mass; something reduced to a soft, wet consistency.
13,210narcissistA person who has an excessive interest in or admiration of themselves.
13,211navigationalrelating to the process of planning and following a route, especially at sea or in the air.
13,212neolithicrelating to the later part of the Stone Age, when people used polished stone tools and began farming.
13,213nestleto settle comfortably into a warm or sheltered position.
13,214normalizationthe process of making something conform to a standard or returning it to a normal state.
13,215nouspractical intelligence or common sense; shrewdness.
13,216onusa burden of responsibility or duty placed on someone.
13,217onyxA black variety of chalcedony (a type of quartz) often used in jewelry and decoration.
13,218osteoporosisA medical condition in which bones become weak and brittle due to loss of tissue.
13,219outwardstoward the outside; away from the center or interior.
13,220perceptiveHaving a good understanding of things; quick to notice or understand.
13,221pickera person or machine that picks or selects items, especially crops or fruit.
13,222precautionarydone in order to prevent possible harm or danger before it happens.
13,223presideto be in a position of authority or control over a meeting, ceremony, or organization.
13,224primoOf the best quality; first-rate or top-notch.
13,225purportedlyAccording to what is claimed or supposed, but not necessarily true.
13,226rayonA soft synthetic or semi-synthetic fabric made from processed cellulose, often used as a substitute for silk.
13,227recklesslyin a way that shows a lack of care about danger or the consequences of one's actions
13,228refluxa backward flow of liquid, especially stomach acid into the esophagus.
13,229regionallyin a way that relates to or varies by region.
13,230reinstatementThe action of restoring someone or something to a previous position or condition.
13,231retrievera dog bred or trained to retrieve game or objects.
13,232rigidityThe state of being stiff, inflexible, or unable to change.
13,233rosewoodA hard, dark reddish-brown wood obtained from tropical trees, prized for its beauty and used in fine furniture and musical instruments.
13,234sableA dark black color, or a small mammal prized for its dark fur.
13,235sedativeA drug or substance that calms nervousness and induces sleep or relaxation.
13,236senileshowing a loss of mental ability in old age, especially memory loss.
13,237settera long-haired breed of dog originally trained to locate game birds.
13,238sleighA large vehicle on runners, pulled by horses or reindeer, used for travelling over snow.
13,239sliverA very thin, narrow piece cut or broken off from something larger.
13,240slushpartially melted snow or ice mixed with water, forming a wet and muddy mixture.
13,241softnessThe quality of being gentle, smooth, or not hard to the touch.
13,242solidifyto become solid or make something solid; to make stronger or more certain.
13,243sordidinvolving ignoble actions or motives; dirty and morally degrading.
13,244soundtracksthe recorded music accompanying a film, video game, or other visual medium
13,245sprawlto spread out over a large area in an untidy or irregular way.
13,246springboardsomething that provides a strong starting point or advantage for further achievement.
13,247stasisa state of inactivity, equilibrium, or lack of change or development.
13,248stonewallto obstruct or refuse to cooperate with someone by not giving information or answers.
13,249storiedcelebrated in story or history; having a famous or distinguished past.
13,250sultryVery hot and humid; also used to describe someone with a sexually attractive appearance or manner.
13,251sustenancefood and drink regarded as a source of strength; nourishment.
13,252swivelto turn or rotate around a fixed central point
13,253tearfulcrying or on the verge of tears; causing sadness.
13,254toolboxa box or container used to store and carry tools.
13,255transsexualrelating to or denoting a person who emotionally and psychologically feels that they belong to the opposite sex and may undergo medical treatment to change their body accordingly.
13,256tuffA porous rock formed from compressed volcanic ash and fragments.
13,257underdevelopednot having reached a full or advanced level of growth or development, especially economically.
13,258undisturbednot interfered with; left in its original or peaceful state.
13,259unhelpfulNot giving help or assistance; failing to be useful.
13,260uninformednot having enough knowledge or information about something.
13,261unkindNot kind; harsh or unpleasant in behavior toward others.
13,262unresponsiveNot reacting or responding to stimulation, questions, or treatment.
13,263unscathedwithout suffering any injury or damage
13,264unsupportednot backed up or confirmed by facts, proof, or assistance
13,265warlocka male practitioner of witchcraft or magic, especially black magic.
13,266waysidethe area at the side of a road or path; often used in the phrase 'fall by the wayside' meaning to fail or be abandoned.
13,267whirlpoola rapidly rotating mass of water that draws objects toward its center.
13,268whitishsomewhat white; having a pale or faintly white color.
13,269zealousHaving or showing great energy and enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or goal.
13,270aberrationa departure from what is normal or expected; an unusual occurrence.
13,271ailmentA mild or chronic illness or physical complaint.
13,272airwavesthe medium by which radio or television signals are transmitted; the radio frequency spectrum used for broadcasting.
13,273apricotA small, soft, orange-yellow fruit with a smooth skin and a single pit.
13,274arbiterA person who has the power to judge or decide a disputed issue.
13,275arbitratorA neutral person appointed to settle a disagreement outside of court.
13,276athleticismThe quality of being athletic; physical strength, fitness, and skill.
13,277baritoneA male singing voice that is lower than a tenor but higher than a bass.
13,278bestowto give or present something as an honor or gift
13,279bloodlineA line of descent from an ancestor; family lineage.
13,280boobya stupid or foolish person; also a type of tropical seabird.
13,281buoyantcheerful and optimistic; able to float or rise.
13,282bushyGrowing thickly and spreading out like a bush.
13,283bustleexcited and noisy activity; busy movement
13,284caloricrelating to or containing calories; of or pertaining to heat or energy from food.
13,285captaincyThe position or role of being a captain, especially of a sports team.
13,286carbidea chemical compound of carbon with a metal or other element, often used in cutting tools.
13,287chairmanshipThe position or role of being a chairman or chairperson of a group or organization.
13,288checkmateto put an opponent's king in a position where it cannot escape, ending the game; to completely defeat someone.
13,289cheerfullyin a happy and optimistic manner
13,290clinicianA health professional who works directly with patients in a clinical setting.
13,291coerciveusing force or threats to make someone do something against their will.
13,292commercializationthe process of managing or running something primarily for financial profit.
13,293conclusivelyin a way that settles a question or doubt beyond dispute; definitively.
13,294conductionthe transfer of heat or electricity through a material by direct contact
13,295consumerisma social and economic order that encourages the acquisition of goods and services in ever-increasing amounts.
13,296cosmologyThe branch of science or philosophy concerned with the origin, structure, and nature of the universe.
13,297curtailto reduce or limit something, especially by cutting it short
13,298daydreamto have pleasant thoughts or fantasies while awake, often as an escape from the present situation.
13,299detonateto explode or cause something to explode suddenly and violently.
13,300dockera person who loads and unloads ships at a dock; a dock worker.