The 13,701–13,800 most common English words

13,701monotonouslacking in variety; tediously uniform and repetitive.
13,702morbidityThe condition of being diseased or the rate at which a disease occurs in a population.
13,703multipurposedesigned or used for several different purposes.
13,704navelThe small hollow or scar on the abdomen left by the umbilical cord; the belly button.
13,705newbiesPeople who are new to a particular activity, skill, or environment.
13,706nitricrelating to or containing nitrogen, especially in its higher valence.
13,707northerlyComing from or situated toward the north.
13,708obsidianA naturally occurring volcanic glass, typically black, formed from rapidly cooling lava.
13,709pentshut in or confined; not released (usually describing emotions held back).
13,710perkyCheerfully lively and enthusiastic; full of energy.
13,711pompA showy display of splendor and ceremony, especially on a public occasion.
13,712poppera device or tool used to pop or open something, such as a bottle opener or corn popper.
13,713priestessA woman who officiates religious ceremonies or serves a deity in a religious role.
13,714prohibitiveSo high or difficult as to prevent people from doing or buying something.
13,715quotientthe result obtained by dividing one number by another.
13,716rednessthe state or quality of being red; a red coloration, especially of the skin due to irritation or inflammation.
13,717sabbaticalA period of paid leave granted to a worker, especially an academic, for rest, travel, or research.
13,718sailboatA boat that is propelled by one or more sails using wind power.
13,719scammerA person who tricks others out of money or something valuable through dishonest schemes.
13,720sedationthe state of being calmed or made drowsy by a sedative drug.
13,721shamelesslyin a way that shows no shame or embarrassment about one's actions.
13,722sleepoverAn occasion when a child or teenager stays overnight at a friend's house.
13,723slingshota Y-shaped stick with an elastic band used to shoot small stones or projectiles.
13,724slurrya thin, semifluid mixture of a liquid and fine solid particles.
13,725steedA horse, especially a lively and spirited one used for riding.
13,726strongholdsplaces that are strongly defended or difficult to capture; bastions.
13,727stutterto speak with involuntary repetition or prolonged sounds, especially due to nervousness.
13,728subspeciesa subdivision of a species, usually based on geographic or genetic differences.
13,729subvertTo undermine or overthrow the authority or power of an established system.
13,730sunburnredness and soreness of the skin caused by too much exposure to the sun.
13,731supplementationthe act of adding something extra to make up for a deficiency or to enhance something.
13,732swerveto change direction suddenly, especially to avoid something.
13,733testicularrelating to the testicles, the male reproductive glands.
13,734tillera handle or lever used to steer a boat by turning the rudder.
13,735topologicalrelating to topology, the branch of mathematics concerned with properties preserved under continuous deformations.
13,736toppleto fall or cause to fall over; to overthrow from power.
13,737transcendentGoing beyond ordinary limits; surpassing usual human experience or understanding.
13,738trappera person who traps wild animals, especially for their fur.
13,739trickerythe use of tricks or deception to achieve something
13,740truckera person who drives a large truck, especially as a job.
13,741turbanA head covering made by winding a long cloth around the head.
13,742tuska long, pointed tooth that sticks out of the mouth of certain animals such as elephants or walruses.
13,743unendinghaving or seeming to have no end; continuing without stopping.
13,744unforgivingnot willing to forgive mistakes; harsh and leaving no room for error.
13,745unplugto disconnect from electronic devices or power sources; to relax by stepping away from technology.
13,746unprovennot yet demonstrated or confirmed to be true
13,747alkaliA substance that neutralizes acids and has a pH greater than 7, such as sodium hydroxide or potassium carbonate.
13,748allusionAn indirect reference to a person, event, or work, without explicit mention.
13,749altruismselfless concern for the well-being of others.
13,750ambiencethe characteristic atmosphere or mood of a particular place.
13,751anomalousDeviating from what is standard, normal, or expected; irregular.
13,752antioxidanta substance that prevents or slows damage to cells caused by free radicals.
13,753assemblagea collection or gathering of things or people.
13,754auldScottish/dialectal form of 'old', chiefly used in traditional expressions.
13,755birthingthe process of giving birth to a baby.
13,756boshNonsense; foolish or empty talk.
13,757carcassesthe dead bodies of animals, especially ones prepared for use as meat or left after being consumed
13,758caressto touch or stroke someone gently and lovingly.
13,759catchphraseA well-known phrase or slogan associated with a particular person, group, or product.
13,760censurestrong official criticism or disapproval.
13,761chewyrequiring a lot of chewing; having a tough or elastic texture.
13,762childlikeHaving the qualities of a child, such as innocence, simplicity, or openness; in a positive sense.
13,763clumpa small, close group of things growing or standing together.
13,764communicativewilling and able to talk or share information openly.
13,765conceivablypossibly; in a way that can be imagined or believed to be true.
13,766connotationAn idea or feeling that a word suggests beyond its literal meaning.
13,767creepera plant that grows along the ground or climbs up walls and other surfaces.
13,768cultivarsplant varieties produced by selective breeding or cultivation.
13,769dampersomething that discourages or depresses enthusiasm or activity.
13,770dependantA person who relies on another for financial support or care.
13,771depositoryA place where things are deposited for storage or safekeeping.
13,772deuceA situation in tennis when the score is tied at 40-40, requiring one player to win two consecutive points; also an informal word for the number two.
13,773diagonallyIn a slanting direction; at an angle that is not horizontal or vertical.
13,774disqualifyto declare someone ineligible or unfit to participate, usually due to a rule violation.
13,775dramA small amount of a drink, especially whisky; also a unit of weight.
13,776earnera person who earns money through work or effort
13,777electrostaticrelating to stationary electric charges or fields, not moving current.
13,778embedto fix something firmly into a surrounding substance, or to place someone within a group so they become part of it.
13,779empatheticShowing an ability to understand and share the feelings of others.
13,780emulatorA program or device that imitates another system, allowing software meant for one platform to run on a different one.
13,781enlistmentThe act of joining or being enrolled in the armed forces or a cause.
13,782entranta person who enters a competition, profession, or new field.
13,783eraserA small tool used to rub out pencil marks or other writing.
13,784etymologyThe origin and historical development of a word.
13,785exorcistA person who performs rituals to expel evil spirits or demons from a person or place.
13,786fibrousmade of or resembling fibers; having a tough, thread-like texture.
13,787goingsactivities or events that are happening, especially unusual or noteworthy ones (used in the phrase 'goings-on').
13,788gratisGiven or received without charge; free of cost.
13,789gratuitousuncalled for; done without good reason; unnecessary.
13,790haggardLooking exhausted and unwell, especially from fatigue or worry.
13,791headlinerThe main or most prominent performer at an event or show.
13,792honeycombA structure of hexagonal wax cells built by bees to store honey and eggs.
13,793hopelessnessA feeling of having no hope; despair about the future.
13,794householderA person who owns or rents and occupies a house.
13,795hubrisExcessive pride or self-confidence, often leading to one's ruin.
13,796hurrahAn exclamation used to express joy, approval, or excitement.
13,797hystericallyin a manner showing extreme, uncontrolled emotion such as laughter or crying
13,798idiosyncraticPeculiar to an individual; having unusual or distinctive characteristics.
13,799immerseto involve oneself deeply in an activity or interest
13,800impassionedfilled with or showing strong feeling or passion