The 19,001–19,100 most common English words

  1. 19,001hedonisticdevoted to seeking pleasure and self-indulgence above all else.
  2. 19,002histologicalrelating to the microscopic study of the structure of tissues.
  3. 19,003hoochinformal term for alcoholic liquor, especially cheap or illegally made spirits.
  4. 19,004hystericsa state of uncontrolled emotional outburst, such as extreme laughing or crying
  5. 19,005incriminateto make someone appear guilty of a crime or wrongdoing.
  6. 19,006inflameto make a situation, emotion, or conflict more intense or worse.
  7. 19,007injuriouscausing harm or damage; harmful.
  8. 19,008integratora person or thing that combines separate parts into a unified whole.
  9. 19,009interminableEndless or seeming to have no end; tediously long.
  10. 19,010interrogatora person who questions someone, especially in an official or intense manner.
  11. 19,011irrigateto supply land or crops with water through artificial channels or pipes
  12. 19,012jinnA supernatural spirit in Islamic and Arab mythology, capable of taking human or animal form and influencing people for good or evil.
  13. 19,013keratinA fibrous structural protein that forms hair, nails, horns, and the outer layer of skin.
  14. 19,014kookyStrange or eccentric in an amusing way.
  15. 19,015leakera person who secretly reveals private or confidential information to others, especially to the media.
  16. 19,016leerycautious or wary due to distrust or suspicion
  17. 19,017lesseeA person who holds a lease; a tenant who rents property from a landlord.
  18. 19,018lobedhaving rounded or curved divisions or projections on the edge.
  19. 19,019lodgerA person who pays to live in a room in someone else's house.
  20. 19,020mastiffa large, heavy breed of dog with a broad head and drooping ears, traditionally used as a guard dog.
  21. 19,021melodiousHaving a pleasant, tuneful, and agreeable sound.
  22. 19,022midshipmanA naval officer in training, ranking below a sub-lieutenant.
  23. 19,023miffedSlightly annoyed or offended by something someone said or did.
  24. 19,024mistralA strong, cold, dry northerly wind that blows through southern France toward the Mediterranean Sea.
  25. 19,025mockinglyin a way that makes fun of or ridicules someone or something.
  26. 19,026morbidlyin a way that is unhealthily focused on unpleasant or disturbing subjects.
  27. 19,027naana type of soft, flat leavened bread baked in a tandoor oven, common in South Asian cuisine.
  28. 19,028naivetyThe quality of being innocent, unsuspecting, or lacking worldly experience.
  29. 19,029nastinessthe quality of being unpleasant, unkind, or offensive in behavior or manner.
  30. 19,030newsstandA stall or booth where newspapers, magazines, and other publications are sold.
  31. 19,031nonchalantlyIn a casually calm and relaxed manner, showing no worry or excitement.
  32. 19,032occupiera person who lives in or uses a place or property.
  33. 19,033onetimeHaving been something at a previous time; former.
  34. 19,034orthographyThe conventional spelling system of a language; the study of correct spelling.
  35. 19,035ovateEgg-shaped; having an oval outline that is broader at one end.
  36. 19,036pageantryelaborate display or ceremony, often involving colorful show and spectacle.
  37. 19,037parallelismthe use of matching grammatical structures or ideas placed side by side for effect.
  38. 19,038penitentFeeling or showing sorrow and regret for having done wrong; repentant.
  39. 19,039pentagramA five-pointed star shape drawn with five straight strokes, often used as a symbol in magic or religion.
  40. 19,040phlegmthick mucus secreted in the throat and lungs, especially during illness.
  41. 19,041poachera person who illegally hunts or catches animals on land or water they do not have permission to use.
  42. 19,042possessora person who owns or has something
  43. 19,043precepta general rule or principle intended to guide behavior or thought.
  44. 19,044precipitousDangerously steep or sudden.
  45. 19,045prudea person who is easily shocked by matters relating to sex or impropriety and who behaves with excessive modesty.
  46. 19,046purifiera device or substance that removes impurities or contaminants.
  47. 19,047raglanA style of sleeve that extends in one piece to the collar, with no shoulder seam.
  48. 19,048rapierA long, slender sword with a sharply pointed blade, used for thrusting.
  49. 19,049ravageto cause severe and widespread destruction to something.
  50. 19,050readjustto adjust again or adapt to a changed situation.
  51. 19,051reputedlyaccording to general belief or reputation; supposedly
  52. 19,052riverbedThe ground or channel over which a river flows.
  53. 19,053rooda crucifix or cross, especially a large one set above the entrance to the chancel of a church.
  54. 19,054roundlyin a thorough and forceful way; completely or severely.
  55. 19,055sacramentalrelating to or having the character of a religious sacrament; regarded as possessing sacred or mysterious meaning.
  56. 19,056sanctimoniousMaking a show of being morally superior or piously virtuous in an insincere way.
  57. 19,057sardonicGrimly mocking or cynically humorous; scornfully sarcastic.
  58. 19,058sateto fully satisfy a desire or appetite, often to excess.
  59. 19,059sequencera device or software program that records and plays back a series of musical notes or events in a set order.
  60. 19,060snowboarderspeople who ride a snowboard down snow-covered slopes as a sport or recreational activity.
  61. 19,061solvableable to be solved or resolved.
  62. 19,062soneA unit of perceived loudness equal to the loudness of a 1000 Hz tone at 40 decibels.
  63. 19,063sorrelA plant with sharp-tasting leaves used in cooking, or a reddish-brown color.
  64. 19,064southwardstoward or in the direction of the south.
  65. 19,065spannerA hand tool with a shaped opening or adjustable jaws used for gripping and turning nuts or bolts.
  66. 19,066speakeasyan illicit establishment that secretly sold alcoholic beverages, especially during Prohibition in the United States.
  67. 19,067spiritualismthe belief that the spirits of the dead can communicate with the living, often through a medium.
  68. 19,068staccatoA musical style in which each note is played briefly and sharply separated from the others.
  69. 19,069subatomicrelating to particles or processes that are smaller than an atom.
  70. 19,070tastingsevents or sessions at which small amounts of food or drink are sampled to evaluate their flavor.
  71. 19,071tenderloinA tender cut of beef or pork taken from the muscle along the backbone, known for its soft texture and mild flavor.
  72. 19,072thymusA small gland in the upper chest that plays a key role in developing the immune system, especially in producing T-cells.
  73. 19,073tidewaterlow-lying coastal land affected by tides, or water brought inland by the tide.
  74. 19,074tomcatAn uncastrated adult male cat.
  75. 19,075unappreciatedNot recognized or valued for one's worth or contributions.
  76. 19,076uncaringshowing no concern or compassion for others; indifferent.
  77. 19,077uncharacteristicnot typical of a person or thing; not in keeping with usual behavior or qualities.
  78. 19,078uncommonlyTo an unusual degree; remarkably or exceptionally.
  79. 19,079unplayableimpossible to play on or with; so difficult or damaged that normal play cannot occur.
  80. 19,080usefullyin a way that is practical or beneficial.
  81. 19,081vaguenessThe quality of being unclear, imprecise, or not clearly expressed.
  82. 19,082valerianA flowering plant whose root is used as a herbal remedy to promote sleep and reduce anxiety.
  83. 19,083voicemailsrecorded voice messages left on a telephone system when the recipient is unavailable.
  84. 19,084waddleTo walk with short steps, swaying from side to side, like a duck or penguin.
  85. 19,085wherewithalthe money, resources, or means needed to do something.
  86. 19,086wombata sturdy burrowing marsupial native to Australia, with a compact body and short legs.
  87. 19,087workweekThe days of the week on which a person works, typically Monday through Friday.
  88. 19,088absenteeismthe habit or practice of being frequently absent from work or school without good reason.
  89. 19,089aficionadoA person who is very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about a particular activity or subject.
  90. 19,090ajarSlightly open; not fully closed.
  91. 19,091antipsychotica drug used to treat psychotic disorders such as schizophrenia or bipolar disorder.
  92. 19,092apogeeThe highest or farthest point; the peak of something.
  93. 19,093ashyresembling or covered with ash; pale and gray in color.
  94. 19,094backboardthe upright board behind the basket in basketball, off which the ball may rebound.
  95. 19,095bandstanda covered outdoor platform where a band plays music in a public place.
  96. 19,096banyanA large tropical fig tree whose branches send down roots that become additional trunks, often forming a wide canopy.
  97. 19,097barnyardan enclosed area around a barn where farm animals are kept.
  98. 19,098bazarA marketplace or street of shops, especially in Middle Eastern or South Asian countries.
  99. 19,099begrudgeto feel resentment or envy toward someone for having something; to give or allow something unwillingly.
  100. 19,100belatedlylater than expected or appropriate; in a delayed manner.