The 18,901–19,000 most common English words

1. 18,901sulphatea salt or ester formed from sulphuric acid, often found in minerals and used in various industries.
2. 18,902superpositionthe state of occupying two or more positions or conditions simultaneously, especially in quantum physics.
3. 18,903sympathizera person who agrees with or supports a particular cause or group.
4. 18,904tachycardiaAn abnormally rapid heart rate, typically over 100 beats per minute.
5. 18,905tactfulCareful not to offend or upset others; showing sensitivity in dealing with difficult situations.
6. 18,906tamarinda tropical fruit with a sweet and sour pulp, often used in cooking and sauces.
7. 18,907theismThe belief in the existence of one or more gods.
8. 18,908theocracyA system of government in which priests or religious leaders rule in the name of God or a deity.
9. 18,909theoreticconcerned with or based on theory rather than practical application.
10. 18,910toenailthe hard covering that grows on the top of the end of a toe.
11. 18,911traffickera person who trades in illegal or stolen goods, or who smuggles people.
12. 18,912transfigurationA striking change in appearance or form, often implying a glorified or spiritual transformation.
13. 18,913trellisA framework of crossing strips of wood or metal used to support climbing plants.
14. 18,914truthfulnessthe quality of being honest and telling the truth.
15. 18,915tryptophanAn essential amino acid found in protein-rich foods, used by the body to produce serotonin and melatonin.
16. 18,916typescriptA strongly typed programming language that builds on JavaScript, adding static type definitions.
17. 18,917undersizedsmaller than the usual or required size.
18. 18,918understaffedHaving fewer staff members than needed to operate properly.
19. 18,919unexplainableimpossible to explain or account for; beyond understanding.
20. 18,920unflinchingRemaining firm and determined; not showing fear or hesitation in the face of difficulty.
21. 18,921uninhibitedacting or expressed without restraint; free from inhibition.
22. 18,922unmodifiednot changed or altered in any way; remaining in its original state.
23. 18,923unpretentiousNot attempting to impress others; modest and straightforward.
24. 18,924unprocessedNot treated or refined; in its original, natural state.
25. 18,925unseatto remove someone from a position of power or authority.
26. 18,926usurperA person who takes a position of power illegally or by force.
27. 18,927vermouthA fortified wine flavored with aromatic herbs and spices, used in cocktails.
28. 18,928viewfinderthe small window or display on a camera that shows what will appear in the photograph.
29. 18,929watchmakera person who makes or repairs watches and clocks.
30. 18,930whitefisha type of freshwater fish with pale flesh, often used in cooking.
31. 18,931wiccanrelating to or a follower of Wicca, a modern pagan religion involving nature worship and ritual magic.
32. 18,932workbenchA sturdy table used for manual work such as carpentry or mechanical repairs.
33. 18,933wriggleto twist and turn with small, quick movements.
34. 18,934acquitto formally declare someone not guilty of a criminal charge
35. 18,935adjuvanta treatment or substance that enhances the effect of the primary therapy.
36. 18,936admixtureA mixture or blend, especially a small addition of one thing mixed into another.
37. 18,937adoptera person who starts using a new product, idea, or practice, especially before it becomes widespread.
38. 18,938aftershockA smaller earthquake that follows the main earthquake in the same area.
39. 18,939albumina water-soluble protein found in blood plasma, egg white, and milk.
40. 18,940anchovyA small, strong-flavored saltwater fish often used in cooking.
41. 18,941anguishedExperiencing or expressing severe mental or physical pain and suffering.
42. 18,942antagonizeto cause someone to become hostile or unfriendly toward you.
43. 18,943anthraciteA hard, shiny form of coal that burns with little smoke and has a high carbon content.
44. 18,944artificeclever trickery or cunning devices used to deceive someone.
45. 18,945assistivedesigned to help or support people, especially those with disabilities, in performing tasks they might otherwise find difficult.
46. 18,946audiblyin a way that can be heard; loudly or clearly enough to be heard
47. 18,947bidetA low basin used for washing one's genital and anal areas after using the toilet.
48. 18,948biophysicsthe branch of science that applies the principles and methods of physics to biological systems.
49. 18,949blusternoisy, aggressive, or empty talk meant to impress or intimidate.
50. 18,950bookwormA person who loves reading and spends a lot of time with books.
51. 18,951brutA term used for wine or champagne that is very dry, containing minimal residual sugar.
52. 18,952bunga stopper used to close the opening of a barrel or cask.
53. 18,953burqaa full-body outer garment worn by some Muslim women that covers the entire body including the face, often with a mesh screen over the eyes.
54. 18,954bursaryA financial grant awarded to a student in need of support.
55. 18,955calvinismA branch of Protestant Christian theology developed by John Calvin, stressing predestination, the total depravity of humanity, and salvation by grace alone.
56. 18,956canneryA factory where food is canned and sealed in tins or jars for preservation.
57. 18,957carcinogena substance capable of causing cancer in living tissue.
58. 18,958catamaranA fast sailing vessel with two parallel hulls connected by a frame.
59. 18,959catesdelicate or choice foods; delicacies.
60. 18,960changelingA child secretly exchanged for another, especially a fairy child left in place of a stolen human baby in folklore.
61. 18,961chargeableable to be charged or billed to someone
62. 18,962chatroomAn online space where people can communicate in real time by typing messages.
63. 18,963coauthorto write or create something jointly with another person.
64. 18,964cookwarepots, pans, and other containers used for cooking food.
65. 18,965corduroyA thick cotton fabric with raised parallel ridges, often used for clothing.
66. 18,966counterculturea way of life and set of attitudes that oppose or differ greatly from the mainstream culture of society.
67. 18,967criminalizeto make something illegal by law or to treat someone as a criminal.
68. 18,968crummyOf very poor quality; unpleasant or unsatisfactory.
69. 18,969decryptionthe process of converting encrypted or coded information back into its original readable form.
70. 18,970demeanto cause someone to lose dignity or respect; to lower oneself or another in status.
71. 18,971detoxificationthe process of removing harmful or toxic substances from the body.
72. 18,972diatribeA forceful and bitter verbal attack or criticism against someone or something.
73. 18,973dinarA monetary unit used in several countries, including Jordan, Iraq, and Serbia.
74. 18,974diplomaticallyin a way that is tactful and sensitive to others' feelings.
75. 18,975disassembleto take something apart piece by piece
76. 18,976disparageto regard or represent as being of little worth; to belittle or speak disrespectfully of.
77. 18,977dittya short, simple song or tune
78. 18,978dogfightan intense aerial battle between military aircraft at close range.
79. 18,979downfieldIn or toward the part of the field toward which the offensive team is advancing; further along the field.
80. 18,980drollCurious or unusual in a way that provokes amusement; wryly funny.
81. 18,981drudgeryHard, dull, and exhausting work that is repeated over and over.
82. 18,982ducatsGold or silver coins formerly used in Europe, often referred to in literature to indicate wealth.
83. 18,983duriana large tropical fruit with a spiky shell and a powerful odor, native to Southeast Asia.
84. 18,984electrocutiondeath or severe injury caused by electric shock.
85. 18,985emolumentsSalary, fees, or profits from employment or office.
86. 18,986endometrialrelating to the endometrium, the inner lining of the uterus.
87. 18,987exhortationa strong urging or appeal that encourages someone to do something.
88. 18,988feignto pretend to feel or be affected by something
89. 18,989fistfulan amount that can be held in one closed fist; a small but solid handful.
90. 18,990flatulenceThe accumulation of gas in the digestive system, causing bloating and the passing of gas.
91. 18,991flowcharta diagram that uses shapes and arrows to represent the steps of a process or system.
92. 18,992foetalrelating to or resembling a foetus; of or in the stage of development before birth.
93. 18,993forgetfulnessthe tendency to forget things; failing to remember.
94. 18,994garishObtrusively bright or showy in a way that lacks good taste.
95. 18,995geodeticrelating to geodesy, the branch of mathematics dealing with the shape and area of the Earth.
96. 18,996googlya type of delivery in cricket that spins unexpectedly in the opposite direction from a leg break.
97. 18,997gringoAn informal, sometimes derogatory term used in Latin America for a foreigner, especially one from the United States or an English-speaking country.
98. 18,998gunslingera person who is skilled at using a gun, especially in the context of the American Old West.
99. 18,999headspacethe mental and emotional state or capacity a person has at a given time; room in one's mind to think clearly.
100. 19,000healthilyIn a way that promotes good health; in a healthy manner.