The 13,301–13,400 most common English words

13,301docketa list or calendar of cases to be tried or matters to be acted upon.
13,302enchantmentA feeling of great delight or a magical spell that captivates the senses.
13,303experientialrelating to or based on experience or practical involvement.
13,304facelesslacking individual identity or human characteristics; anonymous and impersonal.
13,305fasciaA sheet or band of fibrous connective tissue that surrounds and holds muscles and organs in place.
13,306fastento attach or secure something firmly in place
13,307fatherlandthe country where one was born or where one's ancestors came from, often used in a patriotic sense.
13,308federalismA system of government in which power is divided between a central authority and smaller regional units.
13,309figurativelyIn a non-literal sense; using a figure of speech rather than exact fact.
13,310fizzthe bubbles and hissing sound produced by a carbonated liquid.
13,311flattento make something flat or level by pressing or rolling it.
13,312forestera person who manages or works in a forest, caring for trees and wildlife.
13,313fragilitythe quality of being easily broken or damaged; delicateness
13,314frigidExtremely cold; lacking warmth.
13,315gasketa shaped piece of rubber or other material used to seal a joint between two surfaces.
13,316gemstonea precious or semi-precious mineral or stone that is cut and polished for use in jewelry.
13,317goaltenderA player in hockey or soccer who defends the goal by blocking shots.
13,318goryinvolving or showing a lot of blood and violence.
13,319granolaa breakfast food made of rolled oats, nuts, and sweeteners, often baked until crispy.
13,320graphicallyin a vivid and detailed way, often with striking or explicit visual impact.
13,321habitationthe state of living in a place; a place where people live.
13,322hatchbackA type of car with a rear door that opens upward, giving access to a storage area that shares space with the passenger compartment.
13,323heirlooma valuable object that has belonged to a family for several generations
13,324huntsmana person who hunts, especially one who manages a pack of hounds.
13,325hustlera person who is aggressively energetic and resourceful, especially in making money or achieving goals, sometimes through clever or dishonest means.
13,326hypothermiaa dangerous drop in body temperature below the normal level, often caused by exposure to cold.
13,327impatiencea feeling of irritation or restlessness caused by having to wait or deal with delays.
13,328indiscriminatelyin a random or unselective way, without making careful distinctions.
13,329inquisitiveHaving a strong desire to learn or know about many things; curious.
13,330instructiveProviding useful information or knowledge; educational.
13,331introspectionThe examination of one's own thoughts, feelings, and mental states.
13,332invadera person or group that enters a place by force, especially to conquer it.
13,333lardwhite fat from pigs, used in cooking
13,334leewayfreedom or flexibility to act within certain limits.
13,335lexicalrelating to the words or vocabulary of a language.
13,336lobTo throw or hit something in a slow, high arc.
13,337localea place or location, especially one associated with a particular event or characteristic.
13,338meritoriousdeserving praise or reward; commendable
13,339methadoneA synthetic opioid drug used to treat addiction to heroin or other opioids and to relieve severe pain.
13,340methanolA toxic, colorless alcohol used as fuel and solvent, also called wood alcohol.
13,341milletA small-seeded cereal grain used as food for humans and animals.
13,342misogynisticShowing a strong prejudice or hatred toward women.
13,343misrepresentationa false or misleading statement or account of something.
13,344mistreatmentcruel, unfair, or abusive treatment of a person or animal.
13,345mochaa coffee drink flavored with chocolate, or a dark brown color associated with such a drink.
13,346mockingbirda North American songbird known for mimicking the calls of other birds and sounds in its environment.
13,347negateto make something ineffective or invalid; to deny or nullify.
13,348nonsensicalHaving no meaning or logic; absurd.
13,349nooseA loop with a slipping knot that tightens when pulled, often used as a trap or for hanging.
13,350offshoota thing that develops from something else; a branch or derivative.
13,351ointmentA smooth, greasy substance applied to the skin for medicinal or cosmetic purposes.
13,352onshoreLocated or occurring on land, rather than at sea.
13,353orthogonalAt right angles to something; independent or unrelated in a broader sense.
13,354outnumberto be greater in number than another group.
13,355overkilldoing much more than is necessary to achieve a result; excess beyond what is needed.
13,356ovulationthe release of an egg from the ovary during the menstrual cycle.
13,357paladina heroic champion or knight who fights for a noble or righteous cause.
13,358parseTo analyze a sentence or expression by identifying its grammatical components.
13,359pollinationthe process by which pollen is transferred to a plant's flower, enabling fertilization and seed production.
13,360postpartumrelating to the time shortly after childbirth
13,361pretzela crispy or soft baked snack made from twisted dough, often salted.
13,362profuselyIn large amounts; to a great degree; very generously or abundantly.
13,363proletariatThe class of ordinary working people who earn wages through manual or industrial labor.
13,364quadraticRelating to or involving the second power of an unknown quantity, as in algebra.
13,365recoupto regain or recover something, especially money that has been lost or spent.
13,366removera substance or tool used to take something away or eliminate it.
13,367repertoryA collection of works that a performer or company is prepared to perform; a repertoire.
13,368sandmanA mythical figure said to sprinkle sand on children's eyes to make them fall asleep.
13,369sassrude or disrespectful talk; bold back-talk.
13,370savorto enjoy or appreciate something slowly and fully
13,371schoolteachera person who teaches students at a school
13,372senatorialrelating to or characteristic of a senator or senate.
13,373shimmerto shine with a soft, trembling light
13,374shinglea thin, flat piece of material (wood, slate, etc.) used to cover roofs or walls in overlapping rows.
13,375simplificationthe process of making something easier to understand or do.
13,376snoozeto sleep lightly for a short period of time.
13,377stillnessthe state of being calm, quiet, and without movement.
13,378strikeoutsinstances of a batter being retired after accumulating three strikes in baseball.
13,379stupidlyin a way that shows a lack of good sense or intelligence; foolishly
13,380subculturea cultural group within a larger culture, having beliefs or interests different from those of the main culture.
13,381suitorA man who courts or pursues a romantic relationship with someone.
13,382taintto contaminate or spoil something, especially a reputation or substance
13,383tarpa large sheet of heavy waterproof material used to cover and protect things.
13,384thoroughbredA purebred animal, especially a horse of a breed developed for racing; also used to describe a person of outstanding qualities.
13,385tiaraA jeweled ornamental crown worn especially by women on formal occasions.
13,386totalitythe whole of something; the complete amount or extent
13,387uglinessthe quality of being unpleasant or unattractive in appearance.
13,388unaccompaniedalone, without a companion or escort
13,389uncontrollablyin a way that cannot be controlled or restrained.
13,390underlineto draw a line under a word or phrase to emphasize it.
13,391undulyto an excessive or unwarranted degree; more than is necessary or appropriate.
13,392unincorporatedNot officially organized as or included within a legal municipality or corporation.
13,393unsatisfiedNot having one's needs or desires fully met; still wanting more.
13,394vindictiveHaving or showing a strong desire for revenge; spiteful.
13,395visorA projecting brim or shield attached to a helmet or cap to protect the eyes from light or impact.
13,396walrusa large Arctic marine mammal with long tusks, whiskers, and flippers
13,397wrongfullyIn an unfair or unjust manner; without legal or moral justification.
13,398abhorrentCausing strong feelings of disgust or hatred; deeply repugnant.
13,399alderA deciduous tree or shrub of the birch family, typically growing near water.
13,400allowablepermitted within rules or limits; acceptable.