The 2,201–2,300 most common English words

1. 2,201closingcoming at the end; final.
2. 2,202cloudA white or gray mass of tiny water drops floating in the sky.
3. 2,203contrastA clear difference between two things compared; or to show such a difference.
4. 2,204eggAn oval object laid by birds, used as food or from which young hatch.
5. 2,205elementA basic substance that cannot be broken down into simpler ones; a basic part.
6. 2,206elsewhereIn, at, or to another place.
7. 2,207establishTo set up or create something that is meant to last.
8. 2,208extensionAn added part that makes something longer or larger; extra time allowed.
9. 2,209founderA person who starts an organization, company, or institution.
10. 2,210gearA setting that controls the speed of an engine; equipment for an activity.
11. 2,211hipOne of the two parts of the body where the legs join the body; or fashionable.
12. 2,212infrastructureThe basic structures and systems needed for a country to work, such as roads.
13. 2,213looseNot firmly fixed in place; not tight.
14. 2,214moralRelating to right and wrong behavior; a lesson about right conduct.
15. 2,215offensiveCausing someone to feel hurt or insulted; unpleasant.
16. 2,216packageSomething wrapped or boxed to be carried or sent.
17. 2,217povertyThe state of being extremely poor.
18. 2,218processingThe act of dealing with data or materials to produce a result.
19. 2,219railwaya track or set of tracks on which trains run, or the system of transportation using such tracks.
20. 2,220ridiculousSo silly or unreasonable that it deserves to be laughed at.
21. 2,221sensitiveEasily upset or affected; quick to feel or respond to things.
22. 2,222serverA person who brings food to customers; a computer that supplies data.
23. 2,223shockA sudden upsetting or surprising event; a feeling caused by it.
24. 2,224silenceA complete lack of sound or noise.
25. 2,225soldierA person who serves in an army.
26. 2,226superiorBetter, higher in quality, or more important than something else.
27. 2,227thickHaving a large distance between opposite surfaces; not thin.
28. 2,228transitionThe process of changing from one state or condition to another.
29. 2,229violentUsing or involving physical force to hurt or damage.
30. 2,230washTo clean something using water, usually with soap.
31. 2,231acidA chemical substance with a sour taste that can react with metals.
32. 2,232actressA woman who performs in plays, films, or shows.
33. 2,233administrativeRelating to the management and organization of an office or business.
34. 2,234alongsideNext to or beside someone or something.
35. 2,235angelA spiritual being believed to serve God; a very kind person.
36. 2,236anxietyA feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease.
37. 2,237bonusAn extra payment or benefit given in addition to what is usual.
38. 2,238castleA large strong building with thick walls, built to protect against attack.
39. 2,239charityAn organization that helps people in need; the act of giving help.
40. 2,240compareTo look at two or more things to see how they are alike or different.
41. 2,241cookingThe activity of preparing food by heating it.
42. 2,242coveringsomething that lies over or wraps around something else to protect or conceal it
43. 2,243curiousWanting to know or learn about something.
44. 2,244discoveryThe act of finding or learning about something for the first time.
45. 2,245dukea nobleman of the highest rank below a prince.
46. 2,246encourageTo give someone hope, support, or confidence to do something.
47. 2,247enforcementThe act of making people obey a law or rule.
48. 2,248flashA sudden bright burst of light; to shine suddenly and briefly.
49. 2,249formalFollowing accepted rules or customs; suitable for serious occasions.
50. 2,250formulaA rule or set of symbols showing how to do or make something, as in science.
51. 2,251forta strong building or group of buildings used for military defense.
52. 2,252grayA color between black and white, like clouds on a dull day.
53. 2,253grossVery unpleasant or disgusting; or the total before anything is taken away.
54. 2,254hungryFeeling the need to eat.
55. 2,255innocentNot guilty of a crime; free from wrong; harmless.
56. 2,256mathThe study of numbers, shapes, and quantities; mathematics.
57. 2,257mysterySomething strange that is difficult to understand or explain.
58. 2,258olympicsThe international sports competition held every four years.
59. 2,259palaceA large grand house where a king, queen, or ruler lives.
60. 2,260penaltyA punishment for breaking a rule or law.
61. 2,261petAn animal kept at home for company or pleasure.
62. 2,262photographyThe art or activity of taking photographs.
63. 2,263protestA public show of disagreement or objection; to express such objection.
64. 2,264publicationA book, magazine, or article that has been printed and made public.
65. 2,265ratingA measure of how good, popular, or important something is.
66. 2,266referTo look at a source for information; or to mention something.
67. 2,267respectivelyIn the order already mentioned; each separately.
68. 2,268selectTo choose someone or something from a group.
69. 2,269silentMaking or having no sound; completely quiet.
70. 2,270successfullyIn a way that achieves the desired result.
71. 2,271sufferTo experience pain, illness, or something unpleasant.
72. 2,272templeA building used for worship in some religions.
73. 2,273trailA rough path through the countryside; marks left by someone or something.
74. 2,274uncleThe brother of your mother or father.
75. 2,275unusualNot normal or common; surprising.
76. 2,276arrivalThe act of reaching a place at the end of a journey.
77. 2,277assaultA violent physical attack on a person.
78. 2,278awarenessKnowledge or understanding that something exists or is important.
79. 2,279badlyIn a way that is poor in quality; or seriously.
80. 2,280bathAn act of washing the whole body in a tub of water.
81. 2,281chaseTo run after someone or something to catch them.
82. 2,282concreteA hard building material made from cement, sand, and water; real and specific.
83. 2,283deeplyIn a strong or extreme way; profoundly.
84. 2,284explanationA statement that makes something clear or gives a reason.
85. 2,285exposureThe state of being uncovered or unprotected; the amount of light let into a camera.
86. 2,286fictionStories about imaginary people and events, not real facts.
87. 2,287guaranteeA firm promise that something will be done or is true.
88. 2,288happinessThe feeling of being happy.
89. 2,289horribleExtremely unpleasant or bad.
90. 2,290idealThe best possible; a standard or goal worth aiming for.
91. 2,291islamicRelating to Islam or Muslims.
92. 2,292legendA very famous or admired person; an old story believed to be true.
93. 2,293lieutenantAn officer of middle rank in the army or navy.
94. 2,294minivery small; a smaller version of something
95. 2,295moodThe way someone feels at a particular time; a state of mind.
96. 2,296muscleA body tissue that tightens and relaxes to produce movement.
97. 2,297passionA very strong feeling of enthusiasm or love for something.
98. 2,298pleasedFeeling happy or satisfied about something.
99. 2,299procedureAn established way of doing something, especially in correct order.
100. 2,300producerA person who oversees the making of a film, show, or recording.