The 14,101–14,200 most common English words

14,101printablesuitable or ready to be printed out on paper.
14,102prodigalspending money or resources freely and recklessly; wastefully extravagant.
14,103prodigiousRemarkably great in size, amount, or degree; extraordinary.
14,104propellanta substance that propels or drives something forward, especially fuel used in rockets or aerosol cans.
14,105pulleyA wheel with a grooved rim over which a rope or chain passes, used to raise or move heavy loads.
14,106rechargeablecapable of being charged again after use, especially referring to batteries or devices.
14,107reclusea person who lives alone and avoids other people.
14,108refinanceto replace an existing loan with a new one, usually at a better interest rate or terms.
14,109reformistA person who advocates for reform rather than radical or revolutionary change.
14,110refreshera short review or update of previously learned knowledge or skills.
14,111remodelto change the structure or appearance of something, especially a building or room.
14,112replaceableAble to be substituted or exchanged for something or someone else.
14,113rescheduleto arrange for something to happen at a different time than originally planned.
14,114retroactivetaking effect from a date in the past, before the law or rule was officially made.
14,115revisionistrelating to or supporting a reinterpretation of accepted historical or political facts, often to serve a particular agenda.
14,116schoolhousea building used as a school, especially a small one-room building in a rural area.
14,117seashoreThe land along the edge of the sea; the coast or beach.
14,118seclusionthe state of being private and away from other people
14,119seleniumA chemical element (symbol Se) that is an essential trace mineral found in soil and certain foods.
14,120signatorya person or country that has signed an official agreement or treaty.
14,121siphona tube or device used to move liquid from one container to another by using pressure or suction.
14,122slashera type of horror movie featuring a killer who attacks victims with a sharp weapon; also, a person who slashes.
14,123spitefulShowing a desire to harm or upset someone; motivated by spite.
14,124sporadicallyoccurring at irregular or infrequent intervals; not continuously or steadily.
14,125stingerthe sharp pointed organ used by an insect or animal to inject venom.
14,126stipulationa specific condition or requirement that is part of an agreement.
14,127stubbornlyin a way that is determined not to change one's attitude or position; obstinately.
14,128subtropicalrelating to or characteristic of regions bordering on the tropics, with hot summers and mild winters.
14,129sulfidea chemical compound of sulfur combined with another element or group
14,130summationa summary or total that brings together all parts of something.
14,131tableauA vivid or striking scene, picture, or group arrangement, often depicted as still or frozen.
14,132taxaGroups of organisms given a formal taxonomic name, such as species, genera, or families.
14,133techstechnicians; people skilled in the practical application of a technical subject
14,134tirednessThe state of feeling a need to rest or sleep; fatigue.
14,135trottera horse bred and trained to trot at speed, especially in harness racing.
14,136truestMost genuine, loyal, or faithful; superlative form of 'true'.
14,137underpantsAn undergarment worn below the waist, next to the skin, beneath outer clothing.
14,138underprivilegedlacking the basic rights, advantages, or opportunities that most people in society have; disadvantaged.
14,139unimpressednot feeling admiration or interest; failing to be impressed.
14,140unreasonablyin a way that is not fair, logical, or moderate; excessively.
14,141unrelentingNot stopping or becoming less severe; persistent and harsh.
14,142unsupervisedwithout supervision or oversight from a responsible person.
14,143vassalA person or state that is subordinate to and owes loyalty and service to a more powerful ruler or nation.
14,144vegetativerelating to a state of minimal brain activity or unconscious biological functioning.
14,145weirdnessthe quality of being strange, bizarre, or unusual
14,146woefullyin a way that is very bad or regrettable; to a shockingly poor degree.
14,147wranglera person who herds or tends livestock, especially horses; also someone who argues or disputes.
14,148abrasiona scraped or worn area on skin or a surface caused by rubbing or friction.
14,149accrueto accumulate or increase gradually over time.
14,150acumenThe ability to make good judgments and quick decisions, typically in a particular domain.
14,151admirablyIn a way that deserves praise or approval; excellently.
14,152alleleOne of two or more alternative forms of a gene found at the same position on a chromosome.
14,153alumnusA former student or graduate of a particular school, college, or university.
14,154applicabilitythe quality of being relevant or suitable to a particular situation or purpose.
14,155approachableFriendly and easy to talk to or deal with.
14,156asexualnot involving sexual reproduction; lacking sexual attraction or feelings.
14,157baldingbecoming bald; gradually losing hair from the top of the head.
14,158bannisterThe handrail supported by posts along the side of a staircase.
14,159blackbirda common bird, the male of which has entirely black feathers and a bright orange-yellow beak.
14,160bluebirda small North American songbird with bright blue plumage on its back.
14,161breechA position in which a baby's feet or buttocks are directed downward toward the birth canal, or the back part of a firearm's barrel.
14,162butteryhaving the taste, smell, or smooth quality of butter.
14,163caliphA political and religious leader regarded as a successor to the Prophet Muhammad, who rules over the Islamic community.
14,164celiacrelating to the abdomen or to a condition in which the small intestine is damaged by gluten.
14,165celibacyThe state of abstaining from marriage and sexual relations, especially for religious reasons.
14,166chanceryA court of equity, or an office that handles official records and legal documents.
14,167choppyHaving many small, rough waves; not smooth or calm.
14,168chromaticrelating to or using the full range of colors, or in music, relating to notes outside the standard diatonic scale.
14,169chronologicallyarranged or described in the order in which events occurred in time.
14,170chumpa foolish or easily deceived person.
14,171clovea small separated segment of a bulb, especially garlic; also a dried flower bud used as a spice.
14,172countenancea person's face or facial expression; or to approve and support something.
14,173cryptographyThe practice of securing information by transforming it into an unreadable format using mathematical techniques.
14,174dapperNeat, trim, and stylish in dress and appearance.
14,175deathlyResembling or suggesting death; extremely or intensely (used as an intensifier).
14,176defectionThe act of abandoning allegiance to a group, country, or cause in favor of an opposing one.
14,177delightfullyin a way that causes delight or great pleasure
14,178dermatitisinflammation of the skin, often causing redness, itching, or a rash.
14,179devaluationA reduction in the official value of a currency in relation to other currencies.
14,180dictatorialRelating to or typical of a dictator; having absolute authority and allowing no opposition.
14,181disinterestedFree from personal bias or self-interest; impartial.
14,182downplayto make something seem less important or serious than it really is
14,183dynamicalrelating to or involving forces producing motion or change over time, especially in a mathematical or scientific context.
14,184enquireTo ask for information about something.
14,185ensueto happen or occur afterward as a result
14,186environsthe surrounding areas or districts of a place
14,187errantBehaving wrongly or straying from the proper course; traveling in search of adventure.
14,188esophagusthe muscular tube connecting the throat to the stomach through which food passes.
14,189ethyleneA colorless flammable gas produced naturally by plants that promotes fruit ripening, also widely used in the chemical industry.
14,190exterminateTo destroy or kill a group of living things completely.
14,191fazeto disturb or disconcert someone; to cause someone to feel unsettled
14,192flatlyin a direct and firm way, without any possibility of change; completely and bluntly.
14,193fluentlyin a smooth, natural, and effortless manner, especially when speaking a language.
14,194forsakeTo abandon or give up something or someone, especially when they need you.
14,195geckoa small, usually nocturnal lizard known for its ability to climb smooth surfaces.
14,196generalizeto draw a broad conclusion from limited information or cases
14,197gondolaa long, flat-bottomed boat used on canals, especially in Venice, steered with a pole.
14,198grandmastera person who has achieved the highest title in chess, or a supreme expert in any field.
14,199guacamolea dip or spread made from mashed avocado, typically mixed with lime juice, onion, and seasoning.
14,200harbingera person or thing that signals the approach of something; a forerunner.