The 2,301–2,400 most common English words

1. 2,301rankA position in a scale of importance or quality; or a line of people.
2. 2,302replacementA person or thing that takes the place of another.
3. 2,303retiredHaving stopped working, usually because of age.
4. 2,304sandThe tiny grains of worn rock that cover beaches and deserts.
5. 2,305savingsMoney that has been saved, especially in a bank or kept for future use.
6. 2,306shadowA dark shape made when something blocks light.
7. 2,307tagA small label attached to something; to touch someone in a chasing game.
8. 2,308tapeA narrow strip of sticky material used to fasten things; or a recording strip.
9. 2,309threadA thin strand of cotton or other material used in sewing; a connected series.
10. 2,310wageA regular payment received by a worker for their labor.
11. 2,311avenueA wide street in a town or city, often lined with trees.
12. 2,312beatinga repeated hitting or striking of something; a defeat or punishment.
13. 2,313boringNot interesting; dull.
14. 2,314clockA device that shows the time.
15. 2,315commissionerA senior official in charge of a government department or organization.
16. 2,316commitmentA promise or strong dedication to a cause, activity, or person.
17. 2,317confidentFeeling sure about your own abilities or qualities.
18. 2,318customA traditional way of behaving accepted by a group of people.
19. 2,319deskA table at which you sit to read, write, or work.
20. 2,320earThe organ on each side of the head used for hearing.
21. 2,321electricityA form of energy used to give light, heat, and power to machines.
22. 2,322gymA building or room with equipment for physical exercise.
23. 2,323helpfulGiving useful help or making something easier.
24. 2,324horrorA feeling of intense fear or shock; a type of frightening story or film.
25. 2,325labelA piece of paper or material on something giving information about it.
26. 2,326outputThe information, power, or goods produced by a machine or system.
27. 2,327pitchA speech to persuade someone; the level of a sound; a sports field.
28. 2,328pizzaA flat round bread baked with cheese, tomato, and other toppings.
29. 2,329plainSimple and without decoration; a large area of flat land.
30. 2,330rearto bring up and care for a child until they are fully grown.
31. 2,331revealTo make something known that was hidden or secret.
32. 2,332romanticRelating to love or a loving relationship.
33. 2,333strategicCarefully planned to achieve a particular long-term goal.
34. 2,334welfareThe health, happiness, and good condition of people.
35. 2,335wireA thin thread of metal; to fasten or connect with wire.
36. 2,336workerA person who does a particular job, especially physical work.
37. 2,337afterwardsat a later time; after an event that has already been mentioned.
38. 2,338alrightSatisfactory; used to say 'yes' or that something is fine.
39. 2,339androida robot designed to resemble and behave like a human being.
40. 2,340angerA strong feeling of displeasure caused by something wrong.
41. 2,341architectureThe art and style of designing and constructing buildings.
42. 2,342assistTo help someone do something.
43. 2,343behalfAs the representative of or in the interest of someone.
44. 2,344beltA band of cloth or leather worn around the waist.
45. 2,345captureTo catch or take control of someone or something; to record an image or feeling.
46. 2,346ceremonyA formal event held to mark an important occasion.
47. 2,347comicFunny or amusing; a magazine or strip of drawings telling a story.
48. 2,348copsinformal word for police officers
49. 2,349designerA person who plans the form or look of something, such as clothes.
50. 2,350diamondA very hard, clear precious stone used in jewelry.
51. 2,351disappointedSad because something was not as good as you hoped.
52. 2,352economicsThe study of how money, goods, and services are produced and used.
53. 2,353efficientWorking well without wasting time, energy, or money.
54. 2,354electricalRelating to or operated by electricity.
55. 2,355essentiallyBasically; in the most important way.
56. 2,356establishmentA business or organization, such as a shop or institution.
57. 2,357flowerThe colorful part of a plant that produces seeds or fruit.
58. 2,358ghostThe spirit of a dead person believed to appear to the living.
59. 2,359hockeyA game played on ice or a field, hitting a puck or ball with sticks.
60. 2,360huntingThe activity of chasing and killing wild animals.
61. 2,361islamThe religion based on the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad.
62. 2,362kitA set of tools or equipment for a particular purpose.
63. 2,363labA room or building equipped for scientific work or experiments.
64. 2,364nervousWorried or slightly frightened about what might happen.
65. 2,365newlyRecently; not long ago.
66. 2,366oddStrange or unusual; or a number that cannot be divided evenly by two.
67. 2,367ordinaryNormal; not special or unusual.
68. 2,368participateTo take part in an activity or event with others.
69. 2,369prayerWords spoken to a god to give thanks or ask for help.
70. 2,370racistA person who treats people unfairly because of their race; relating to racism.
71. 2,371rarelyNot often; seldom.
72. 2,372sexySexually attractive or exciting.
73. 2,373skillAn ability to do something well, gained through training or practice.
74. 2,374soilThe top layer of the earth in which plants grow.
75. 2,375solveTo find an answer or solution to a problem or puzzle.
76. 2,376stomachThe organ in the body where food is digested; the belly.
77. 2,377suckTo draw liquid into the mouth; or to be very bad (informal).
78. 2,378trashWaste material that is thrown away; rubbish.
79. 2,379uglyUnpleasant to look at.
80. 2,380virusA tiny organism that causes disease; or a harmful computer program.
81. 2,381walkera frame or device used to support someone who has difficulty walking.
82. 2,382whoeverAny person who; no matter who.
83. 2,383aspectA particular part or feature of something.
84. 2,384boostTo increase or improve something; an increase or push.
85. 2,385bureauAn office or organization that collects or provides information; a chest of drawers.
86. 2,386colonelA high-ranking officer in the army.
87. 2,387comfortA feeling of physical ease and freedom from worry; to give such ease.
88. 2,388cousinThe child of your aunt or uncle.
89. 2,389crackTo break or split partly without falling apart; a narrow break or line.
90. 2,390deckA flat surface on a ship or building used for standing; a pack of cards.
91. 2,391dragonA large imaginary fire-breathing creature like a reptile.
92. 2,392dramaticFull of action, emotion, or excitement; relating to drama.
93. 2,393dustFine dry powder made of tiny particles of dirt.
94. 2,394dutchRelating to the Netherlands, its people, or its language.
95. 2,395evolutionThe gradual development of living things over a long period; gradual change.
96. 2,396illnessThe state of being unwell or sick; a disease.
97. 2,397inspirationSomething that gives you new ideas or makes you want to create.
98. 2,398institutionA large organization founded for a particular purpose, such as a university.
99. 2,399knifeA tool with a sharp blade used for cutting.
100. 2,400latelyIn the recent past; not long ago.