The 1,501–1,600 most common English words
- 1,501asianRelating to Asia or its people.
- 1,502attorneyA lawyer who represents people in legal matters.
- 1,503behaviorThe way a person or animal acts.
- 1,504chairA seat for one person, usually with a back and four legs.
- 1,505debtAn amount of money that is owed to someone.
- 1,506domesticRelating to the home or family; or to one's own country.
- 1,507expensiveCosting a lot of money.
- 1,508historicalRelating to history or to past events.
- 1,509honestlyIn a truthful way; used to stress that you are telling the truth.
- 1,510honorGreat respect or recognition; to show respect for someone.
- 1,511jumpTo push yourself off the ground into the air using your legs.
- 1,512launchTo start or introduce something new, such as a product or ship.
- 1,513minimumThe smallest amount or quantity possible or allowed.
- 1,514nativeA person born in a particular place; or belonging there from birth.
- 1,515originallyAt first; in the beginning.
- 1,516rayA narrow beam of light or energy.
- 1,517suddenlyQuickly and without warning.
- 1,518supremeHighest in rank, power, or importance.
- 1,519surveyA set of questions asked of many people to gather information.
- 1,520techAn informal word for technology.
- 1,521updateThe most recent information; to make something more current.
- 1,522userA person who uses something, especially a machine or service.
- 1,523writerA person who writes books, stories, or articles.
- 1,524yellowThe color of the sun or of a lemon.
- 1,525ancientBelonging to the very distant past; very old.
- 1,526combinedJoined or mixed together to form a whole.
- 1,527communicationThe sharing of information between people.
- 1,528downloadTo copy data from the internet or a network onto a device.
- 1,529emailA message sent electronically from one computer to another.
- 1,530endingThe final part of something, such as a story or event.
- 1,531exercisePhysical activity done to stay fit; a set of movements or tasks for practice.
- 1,532expressTo show or make known a feeling or idea in words or actions.
- 1,533flowThe steady, continuous movement of a liquid; to move in this way.
- 1,534girlfriendA female friend with whom one has a romantic relationship.
- 1,535heroA person admired for great courage or noble qualities.
- 1,536illegalNot allowed by the law.
- 1,537increasingBecoming greater in size, number, or amount.
- 1,538jokeSomething said or done to make people laugh.
- 1,539loanAn amount of money that is borrowed and must be paid back.
- 1,540planetA large object in space that moves around a star, such as the earth.
- 1,541restaurantA place where meals are prepared and served to customers.
- 1,542sharedHad or used by more than one person; the past tense of 'share'.
- 1,543shoppingThe activity of buying things from shops.
- 1,544softNot hard or firm; pleasant to touch.
- 1,545sugarA sweet substance used to flavor food and drinks.
- 1,546surprisedFeeling or showing surprise at something unexpected.
- 1,547transportThe act of carrying people or goods from place to place; to carry.
- 1,548appealA serious or strong request; or to be attractive or interesting.
- 1,549appropriateSuitable or right for a particular situation.
- 1,550deviceA piece of equipment made for a particular purpose.
- 1,551dramaA play for theater, TV, or radio; an exciting or emotional situation.
- 1,552entryThe act of going into a place; a written item in a list or record.
- 1,553eraA long period of history with a particular character.
- 1,554factorOne of several things that cause or influence a result.
- 1,555feedTo give food to a person or animal.
- 1,556goldenHaving the bright yellow color of gold; very happy or successful.
- 1,557grantA sum of money given for a particular purpose; or to allow or give.
- 1,558lawyerA person whose job is to advise people about the law and represent them.
- 1,559mistakeAn action or decision that is wrong or not correct.
- 1,560muslimA person who follows the religion of Islam.
- 1,561platformA raised area beside a railway track; a base for ideas or activity.
- 1,562poolA structure filled with water for swimming; a small area of liquid.
- 1,563regardingOn the subject of; concerning.
- 1,564routeThe way taken to get from one place to another.
- 1,565scheduleA plan listing times when events or tasks will happen.
- 1,566scientificRelating to science or done using scientific methods.
- 1,567smokeThe gray or white gas produced when something burns.
- 1,568squadA small group of people working or playing together.
- 1,569teachTo give someone knowledge or skill; to help someone learn.
- 1,570testingThe act of checking or measuring how well something works.
- 1,571abuseCruel or violent treatment of a person; or the wrong use of something.
- 1,572angryFeeling or showing strong displeasure; mad.
- 1,573candidateA person who applies for a job or stands for election.
- 1,574comfortableGiving a pleasant feeling of physical ease; relaxed.
- 1,575concernA feeling of worry; something that is important to you.
- 1,576developingGrowing or being created; relating to a country that is still industrializing.
- 1,577discussTo talk about something with another person or group.
- 1,578emotionalRelating to feelings; causing or showing strong feeling.
- 1,579everywhereIn, at, or to all places.
- 1,580holeAn empty space or opening in something solid.
- 1,581holidayA period of time away from work or school for rest or travel.
- 1,582internalExisting or happening inside something or someone.
- 1,583italianRelating to Italy, its people, or its language.
- 1,584jerseya knitted garment or sports shirt, often worn by athletes or fans.
- 1,585laughTo make sounds and movements of the face that show you find something funny.
- 1,586legOne of the body parts used for standing and walking.
- 1,587liberalWilling to respect different views; generous; politically progressive.
- 1,588lunchA meal eaten in the middle of the day.
- 1,589milkA white liquid produced by cows and other animals, used as food.
- 1,590packA small bundle or container of things; or to put things into a container.
- 1,591paymentAn amount of money paid; the act of paying.
- 1,592performTo carry out an action; to entertain an audience.
- 1,593relativelyIn comparison with something else; fairly.
- 1,594sectorA distinct part or area of an economy or society.
- 1,595snowSoft white flakes of frozen water that fall from the sky in cold weather.
- 1,596stormA period of very bad weather with strong wind and rain.
- 1,597strikeTo hit something forcefully; or to stop work in protest.
- 1,598studioA room where an artist, photographer, or musician works.
- 1,599weakNot having much physical strength or energy.
- 1,600actorA person who performs in plays, films, or shows.