The 1,801–1,900 most common English words

1. 1,801brazila large, oil-rich nut from a South American tree, or the country Brazil in South America.
2. 1,802definitionA statement of the exact meaning of a word.
3. 1,803drawingA picture made with a pen, pencil, or crayon.
4. 1,804favorA kind or helpful act; approval or support.
5. 1,805flagA piece of cloth with colors or patterns that represents a country or group.
6. 1,806frameA border that holds a picture or window; the basic structure of something.
7. 1,807guestA person who is invited to visit or stay somewhere.
8. 1,808heavenThe place believed to be the home of God; a state of great happiness.
9. 1,809independenceThe state of being free and not controlled by others.
10. 1,810kissTo touch with the lips as a sign of love or greeting.
11. 1,811loadA quantity of something that is carried; to put a load onto something.
12. 1,812plotThe main events or storyline of a book or film; a secret plan.
13. 1,813possibilityA chance that something may happen or be true.
14. 1,814randomChosen or happening without a particular plan or pattern.
15. 1,815recoveryThe process of returning to normal health or condition.
16. 1,816rentA regular payment made for the use of a house or property; to pay for such use.
17. 1,817replaceTo put something new in the place of another.
18. 1,818representTo stand for or be a symbol of something.
19. 1,819senatorA member of a senate, a part of a country's law-making body.
20. 1,820sentenceA group of words that expresses a complete thought.
21. 1,821academicRelating to education, study, or schools.
22. 1,822academyA school that teaches a special subject or trains people in a skill.
23. 1,823accurateCorrect and exact; without mistakes.
24. 1,824achieveTo succeed in doing or getting something through effort.
25. 1,825affordTo have enough money or time for something.
26. 1,826assumeTo accept that something is true without proof.
27. 1,827bottleA container, usually of glass or plastic, for holding liquids.
28. 1,828bunchA group of things of the same kind held or growing together.
29. 1,829categoryA group of people or things sharing particular features.
30. 1,830chata relaxed, informal conversation
31. 1,831cheeseA solid food made from milk.
32. 1,832chemicalA substance produced by or used in a chemical process.
33. 1,833competitiveTrying hard to be better than others; involving competition.
34. 1,834detailA small individual fact or feature of something.
35. 1,835dietThe kind of food a person usually eats; a controlled way of eating.
36. 1,836favouriteSomething or someone that is preferred above all others.
37. 1,837fruitThe sweet part of a plant containing seeds, eaten as food.
38. 1,838indexAn alphabetical list of topics at the end of a book; a measure or number.
39. 1,839itemA single object or thing, especially one of a group or list.
40. 1,840laneA narrow road; or a marked strip of a road or track.
41. 1,841messA state of dirtiness or disorder.
42. 1,842navyThe part of a country's armed forces that fights at sea; a dark blue color.
43. 1,843normallyUsually; in the way that is typical or expected.
44. 1,844oppositionStrong disagreement or resistance; people who are against something.
45. 1,845parentA person's father or mother.
46. 1,846permanentLasting or meant to last for all time; not temporary.
47. 1,847personallyAs far as you yourself are concerned; in person.
48. 1,848pleasureA feeling of happiness, enjoyment, or satisfaction.
49. 1,849preferTo like one thing better than another.
50. 1,850programmea printed list or booklet giving details about a performance or event.
51. 1,851representativeA person chosen to act or speak for others.
52. 1,852schemeA plan or system for doing something; or a secret dishonest plan.
53. 1,853shiftA set period of work; or to move from one position to another.
54. 1,854storageThe act of keeping things until they are needed; a place for keeping them.
55. 1,855t-shirtA casual shirt with short sleeves and no collar.
56. 1,856tankA large container for liquid or gas; an armored military vehicle.
57. 1,857tendTo be likely to do something or to happen in a particular way.
58. 1,858tightFitting closely; firmly fixed and hard to move.
59. 1,859transportationThe system or means of moving people or goods from place to place.
60. 1,860ultimatelyIn the end; finally.
61. 1,861unlikeDifferent from; not like.
62. 1,862weeklyHappening or done once a week.
63. 1,863yardAn area of ground next to a house; or a unit of length of three feet.
64. 1,864anybodyAny person at all.
65. 1,865basketballA game in which two teams try to throw a ball through a high hoop.
66. 1,866buttonA small part pressed to operate a device; a small disk used to fasten clothes.
67. 1,867combatFighting, especially in war; to fight or try to stop something.
68. 1,868constitutionThe set of basic laws and principles by which a country is governed.
69. 1,869consumerA person who buys and uses goods or services.
70. 1,870counterA long flat surface in a shop or kitchen; or to oppose or respond.
71. 1,871creationThe act of making something; a thing that has been made.
72. 1,872crownA decorative head covering worn by a king or queen.
73. 1,873dependingBeing decided or affected by something else.
74. 1,874depressionA medical condition causing deep sadness and loss of interest.
75. 1,875describeTo say what someone or something is like.
76. 1,876employmentThe state of having paid work; a job.
77. 1,877exclusiveLimited to one person or group; not shared.
78. 1,878excuseA reason given to explain or defend a fault; or to forgive.
79. 1,879expertA person with special skill or knowledge in a subject.
80. 1,880frequentlyOften; many times.
81. 1,881golfA game in which players hit a ball into holes using clubs.
82. 1,882graceSmooth and elegant movement; a short prayer of thanks before a meal.
83. 1,883hopefullyIt is hoped that; in a hopeful way.
84. 1,884identifyTo recognize and name what something is.
85. 1,885importanceThe quality of being important, valuable, or having great effect.
86. 1,886latterThe second of two things mentioned.
87. 1,887manufacturingThe making of goods in large quantities, especially in factories.
88. 1,888objectA thing that can be seen or touched but is not alive.
89. 1,889patternA regular arrangement of lines, shapes, or colors; a repeated way of doing things.
90. 1,890personnelThe people who work for an organization.
91. 1,891perspectiveA particular way of thinking about or viewing something.
92. 1,892pregnantHaving a baby developing inside the body.
93. 1,893premierthe head of government of a country, province, or state; first in importance or rank.
94. 1,894promoteTo help something become more successful or widely known.
95. 1,895revolutionA complete and forced change in government or in a way of doing things.
96. 1,896severeVery great, serious, or harsh.
97. 1,897supposeTo think that something is probably true.
98. 1,898toolA device held in the hand and used to do a particular job.
99. 1,899tournamentA series of contests in which players or teams compete for a prize.
100. 1,900turkeyA large bird raised for food, especially eaten on holidays.