The 18,001–18,100 most common English words

1. 18,001craga steep, rugged rock or cliff face.
2. 18,002craniumThe skull, especially the part that encloses the brain.
3. 18,003crystallizationThe process by which atoms or molecules arrange themselves into a structured, solid crystal form.
4. 18,004cultivarA plant variety that has been produced in cultivation by selective breeding.
5. 18,005dachshundA small dog breed with a long body and very short legs, originally bred in Germany to hunt badgers.
6. 18,006dastardlyWicked and cruel in a cowardly way; despicably treacherous.
7. 18,007deadpanShowing no emotion or expression, especially when saying something funny.
8. 18,008dewyCovered with or resembling dew; moist and fresh.
9. 18,009discontinuousnot continuous; having breaks or interruptions at intervals.
10. 18,010dolomiteA type of sedimentary rock or mineral composed of calcium magnesium carbonate.
11. 18,011dominatrixA woman who takes a dominant role in certain adult or theatrical contexts, often associated with commanding control over others.
12. 18,012dozeto sleep lightly or briefly
13. 18,013elongationthe process or state of being made longer; an increase in length.
14. 18,014escapismThe tendency to seek distraction and relief from unpleasant realities through entertainment or fantasy.
15. 18,015exasperationa feeling of intense irritation or frustration
16. 18,016exoskeletonA hard, protective outer shell or structure that supports and shields the body of certain animals.
17. 18,017expropriationThe act by which a government or authority takes away privately owned property, usually for public use.
18. 18,018falafelA Middle Eastern food made from ground chickpeas or fava beans formed into balls or patties and deep-fried.
19. 18,019fallaciousBased on a mistaken belief or unsound reasoning; misleading.
20. 18,020fastidiousVery attentive to detail and difficult to please; having high and demanding standards.
21. 18,021fealtysworn loyalty or allegiance to a lord or sovereign.
22. 18,022fibroblastscells found in connective tissue that synthesize collagen and other fibers to help repair and maintain tissue structure.
23. 18,023filialOf or relating to the relationship of a child toward a parent.
24. 18,024flaccidSoft and limp; lacking firmness or muscle tone.
25. 18,025flagpoleA tall pole on which a flag is raised and displayed.
26. 18,026flamethrowerA weapon that projects a stream of burning fuel.
27. 18,027gastronomyThe art and knowledge of choosing, preparing, and eating good food.
28. 18,028genteelPolitely refined in manner; characteristic of respectable, upper-class society.
29. 18,029glibSpeaking fluently and confidently but without depth or sincerity.
30. 18,030glorificationthe act of representing something as more praiseworthy or admirable than it really is
31. 18,031gratuityA sum of money given voluntarily to a service worker as a tip or reward.
32. 18,032hairdressingThe occupation or skill of cutting, styling, and treating hair.
33. 18,033headstonesupright stone slabs placed at the head of graves to identify and commemorate the deceased.
34. 18,034heartbreakera person who causes great emotional pain or disappointment to others, especially in romantic relationships.
35. 18,035histaminea chemical compound released by the body during allergic reactions, causing symptoms such as itching, swelling, and sneezing.
36. 18,036humanelyin a way that shows kindness and compassion, avoiding unnecessary suffering.
37. 18,037hyphenA punctuation mark (-) used to join words or parts of words.
38. 18,038idesA day in the ancient Roman calendar falling on the 15th of March, May, July, and October, and the 13th of other months.
39. 18,039iglooA dome-shaped shelter built from blocks of snow, traditionally used by Inuit people.
40. 18,040impregnableUnable to be captured, broken into, or overcome; completely secure against attack.
41. 18,041impressionismAn art movement originating in 19th-century France that emphasizes capturing the fleeting effects of light and atmosphere through loose brushwork.
42. 18,042indecencybehavior or material that is offensive, improper, or morally unacceptable, especially in a sexual context.
43. 18,043indentationa space or notch set in from a margin or edge.
44. 18,044inexorablyin a way that is impossible to stop or prevent; relentlessly.
45. 18,045insipidLacking flavor, interest, or excitement; dull and bland.
46. 18,046intercollegiateExisting or conducted between different colleges or universities.
47. 18,047interdependentMutually dependent on each other; relying on one another for support or function.
48. 18,048jiffya very short period of time; a moment.
49. 18,049ketonean organic compound containing a carbonyl group bonded to two carbon atoms, produced during fat metabolism
50. 18,050knackeredExtremely tired or exhausted (British informal).
51. 18,051leadedcontaining or framed with lead; (of glass) set in lead strips to form decorative panels.
52. 18,052losslessInvolving no loss of data or quality during compression or transfer.
53. 18,053lyceuma hall or building used for public lectures, concerts, or educational events.
54. 18,054maimto injure someone so severely that part of their body is permanently damaged or lost.
55. 18,055mambaa fast-moving, highly venomous snake native to Africa.
56. 18,056mammographyAn X-ray imaging technique used to examine breast tissue for tumors or other abnormalities.
57. 18,057maneuverabilitythe ability to move or direct something skillfully and with ease, especially in tight or complex situations.
58. 18,058merriermore cheerful, lively, and full of fun (comparative form of 'merry').
59. 18,059mistriala trial that is made invalid due to a serious error or misconduct, requiring a new trial.
60. 18,060mooringsthe ropes, anchors, or fixed structures used to tie up a boat or ship in place.
61. 18,061mossycovered with or resembling moss; soft and green.
62. 18,062muslinA thin, plain-woven cotton fabric, often used in cooking or sewing.
63. 18,063myopicLacking foresight; focused only on the short term.
64. 18,064napeThe back part of the neck.
65. 18,065noncommercialnot intended for making profit; related to activity that is not for commercial gain.
66. 18,066nondescriptLacking distinctive or interesting features; not easily described.
67. 18,067objectificationthe act of treating a person as an object, ignoring their humanity or individuality.
68. 18,068officiateto perform official duties or act as an authority at an event
69. 18,069outbidto offer a higher price than someone else, especially at an auction.
70. 18,070outgrowthsomething that grows out of or develops from something else; a natural result or consequence.
71. 18,071outhousea small outdoor toilet structure separate from the main building.
72. 18,072overreachto try to do or gain more than is possible or reasonable, often resulting in failure.
73. 18,073pacifiera small rubber or plastic nipple-shaped object given to a baby to suck on for comfort.
74. 18,074panderto do or say what someone wants in order to please them, even if it is not good or honest.
75. 18,075patricianbelonging to or characteristic of the aristocracy; refined and noble in manner or appearance.
76. 18,076permutationA specific arrangement or ordering of a set of items.
77. 18,077phenolA toxic, white crystalline compound derived from benzene, used as a disinfectant and in chemical synthesis.
78. 18,078phytoplanktonmicroscopic photosynthetic organisms that drift in water and form the base of aquatic food chains.
79. 18,079plantarrelating to the sole of the foot.
80. 18,080pliableEasily bent or shaped without breaking; adaptable.
81. 18,081polemica strong written or spoken attack on someone's opinions, beliefs, or practices.
82. 18,082positronA subatomic particle with the same mass as an electron but a positive electric charge; the antiparticle of the electron.
83. 18,083prewarexisting or occurring before a war, especially before World War II.
84. 18,084prognosticserving as a sign or indication of a future outcome, especially regarding recovery from illness.
85. 18,085provisoa condition or qualification attached to an agreement or statement.
86. 18,086puffera type of fish that can inflate its body as a defense mechanism.
87. 18,087purportto claim or appear to be or do something, often falsely.
88. 18,088radiologistA medical specialist trained to interpret medical images such as X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs.
89. 18,089raspyHaving a rough, harsh, or grating sound.
90. 18,090recuperationthe process of recovering health or strength after illness or exertion.
91. 18,091referentialcontaining or making references to other works, people, or ideas; relating to a reference.
92. 18,092renunciationthe formal rejection or giving up of a belief, claim, or way of life.
93. 18,093reparationcompensation given for harm or loss caused to someone.
94. 18,094reputethe opinion generally held of someone or something; reputation.
95. 18,095retardanta substance or material that slows down or prevents a particular process, especially burning.
96. 18,096ripento become ripe or fully developed, especially of fruit
97. 18,097romaineA variety of lettuce with long, crisp leaves, commonly used in Caesar salads.
98. 18,098roundersa British ball game played between two teams, in which players hit a ball and run around a circuit of bases to score points.
99. 18,099rucksackA bag carried on the back, with shoulder straps, used for hiking or travel.
100. 18,100sacrilegeAn act of treating something holy or deeply respected with disrespect or violation.