The 1,701–1,800 most common English words

1. 1,701streamA small narrow river; or a continuous flow of something.
2. 1,702struggleTo try hard to do something difficult; a hard effort or fight.
3. 1,703suicideThe act of deliberately killing oneself.
4. 1,704themeThe main subject or idea of a piece of work.
5. 1,705thursdayThe day of the week after Wednesday and before Friday.
6. 1,706tinyExtremely small.
7. 1,707typicallyIn most cases; usually.
8. 1,708unfortunatelyUsed to say that something is sad or causes disappointment.
9. 1,709usualNormal; happening or done most of the time.
10. 1,710votingThe act of choosing someone or something by marking a ballot.
11. 1,711waveA raised line of water moving across the sea; or to move the hand in greeting.
12. 1,712alcoholA substance found in drinks such as beer and wine that can make people drunk.
13. 1,713assemblyA group of people gathered together for a shared purpose; a meeting.
14. 1,714breakfastThe first meal of the day, eaten in the morning.
15. 1,715brightGiving out a lot of light; shining strongly.
16. 1,716capableHaving the ability or skill to do something.
17. 1,717combinationThe result of joining two or more different things.
18. 1,718conservativePreferring traditional ways and not liking sudden change.
19. 1,719customerA person who buys goods or services from a shop or business.
20. 1,720cuttingsharp and effective; able to cut easily, or remarks that are unkind and hurtful.
21. 1,721desireA strong feeling of wanting something.
22. 1,722draftAn early version of a piece of writing; or a current of cool air.
23. 1,723drunkHaving drunk too much alcohol.
24. 1,724e-mailA message sent electronically from one computer to another.
25. 1,725essentialAbsolutely necessary; extremely important.
26. 1,726failTo not succeed in doing or achieving something.
27. 1,727familiarWell known to you because you have seen or experienced it before.
28. 1,728guiltyHaving done something wrong or illegal; responsible for a crime.
29. 1,729improvedMade better in quality or condition.
30. 1,730jewishRelating to the Jewish people, their religion, or culture.
31. 1,731largelyMostly; to a great extent.
32. 1,732mediumOf middle size or amount; a way of expressing or communicating ideas.
33. 1,733perfectlyIn a way that is exactly right, with no faults.
34. 1,734recommendTo suggest that someone or something is good or suitable.
35. 1,735relevantClosely connected with the subject being discussed.
36. 1,736seekTo try to find or get something.
37. 1,737soloDone alone by one person; a performance by one person.
38. 1,738spokepast tense of 'speak'; said words aloud to someone.
39. 1,739ticketA printed piece of paper that allows you to enter or travel somewhere.
40. 1,740unableNot having the power, skill, or chance to do something.
41. 1,741upsetUnhappy or troubled; to make someone feel this way.
42. 1,742wingOne of the parts of a bird, insect, or aircraft used for flying.
43. 1,743bombA weapon that explodes and causes destruction.
44. 1,744creativeHaving or showing the ability to make new and original things.
45. 1,745cycleA series of events that repeat in the same order; to ride a bicycle.
46. 1,746educationalProviding knowledge or helping people learn.
47. 1,747entertainmentThings such as films, shows, and music that amuse or interest people.
48. 1,748extremeVery great in degree; the furthest possible.
49. 1,749facilityA place or building provided for a particular purpose.
50. 1,750hangTo attach something at the top so the lower part is free.
51. 1,751infoAn informal word for information.
52. 1,752ma'amA polite way of addressing a woman.
53. 1,753mainlyFor the most part; chiefly.
54. 1,754maximumThe greatest amount, size, or degree possible or allowed.
55. 1,755newspaperPrinted sheets of paper giving news, published regularly.
56. 1,756offeringSomething given, especially money or a gift to a god or cause.
57. 1,757paintingA picture made using paint.
58. 1,758republicA country governed by elected representatives rather than a king or queen.
59. 1,759reserveTo keep something for future use; an amount kept back; an area set aside.
60. 1,760rowA line of things side by side; or a noisy argument.
61. 1,761saltA white substance used to flavor and preserve food.
62. 1,762scaredFeeling fear or fright.
63. 1,763statisticsNumerical facts or data collected and analyzed.
64. 1,764switchA device for turning electricity on or off; or to change or exchange.
65. 1,765territoryAn area of land controlled by a person, animal, or country.
66. 1,766threatA sign or warning that something bad may happen.
67. 1,767affectTo produce a change in someone or something.
68. 1,768armedCarrying or equipped with weapons.
69. 1,769asideTo one side; out of the way.
70. 1,770assistanceHelp or support given to someone.
71. 1,771bellA hollow metal object that rings when struck; a device that makes a ringing sound.
72. 1,772blowTo move air, especially from the mouth; a sudden hard movement of wind.
73. 1,773bondA close connection or relationship between people; or a tie.
74. 1,774boyfriendA male friend with whom one has a romantic relationship.
75. 1,775carefulGiving thought and attention to avoid mistakes or danger.
76. 1,776corporationA large business company.
77. 1,777cryTo produce tears, usually because of sadness or pain.
78. 1,778dangerThe possibility of harm, injury, or loss.
79. 1,779deliveryThe act of taking goods or letters to a place or person.
80. 1,780deserveTo be worthy of something because of your actions or qualities.
81. 1,781dollarThe basic unit of money in the United States and some other countries.
82. 1,782emptyHaving nothing inside; containing nothing.
83. 1,783genderThe state of being male or female.
84. 1,784instanceA particular case or example of something happening.
85. 1,785kindaAn informal way of saying 'kind of'; somewhat.
86. 1,786mileA unit of distance equal to about 1.6 kilometers.
87. 1,787motionThe act or process of moving.
88. 1,788prizeA reward given to the winner of a competition or for an achievement.
89. 1,789reasonableFair and sensible; based on good judgment.
90. 1,790registerTo put your name on an official list; to record something formally.
91. 1,791resolutionA firm decision to do something; the solving of a problem.
92. 1,792ruralRelating to the countryside rather than towns or cities.
93. 1,793savingMoney kept aside for future use; the act of keeping money.
94. 1,794typicalHaving the usual qualities of a particular type of person or thing.
95. 1,795universeAll of space and everything in it, including stars and planets.
96. 1,796warningSomething that tells you about a possible danger or problem.
97. 1,797wednesdayThe day of the week after Tuesday and before Thursday.
98. 1,798admitTo agree, often unwillingly, that something is true.
99. 1,799attitudeA way of thinking or feeling about something, shown in behavior.
100. 1,800branchA part of a tree that grows out from the trunk; a local office of a company.