The 2,801–2,900 most common English words
- 2,801devilAn evil spirit; in some religions, the most powerful evil being.
- 2,802editTo prepare written work by correcting and changing it.
- 2,803enableTo make it possible for someone to do something.
- 2,804equityFairness and justice; the value of a property or company after debts.
- 2,805failinga weakness or fault in someone's character.
- 2,806fortuneA large amount of money or wealth; or good luck.
- 2,807goodbyeUsed when leaving someone; a farewell.
- 2,808hardwareThe physical parts of a computer or machine; tools and metal goods.
- 2,809intellectualA person who enjoys thinking deeply about ideas; relating to the mind.
- 2,810inviteTo ask someone to come to an event or to do something.
- 2,811involvementThe act of taking part in something.
- 2,812partlyTo some extent but not completely; in part.
- 2,813petitionA formal written request signed by many people; to make such a request.
- 2,814phraseA small group of words that form a unit but not a full sentence.
- 2,815physicallyIn a way that relates to the body rather than the mind.
- 2,816racialRelating to people's race or differences between races.
- 2,817regimeA government, especially an authoritarian one, that is in power.
- 2,818sauceA thick liquid served with food to add flavor.
- 2,819sealTo close something tightly; a sea animal with flippers; an official mark.
- 2,820shieldA broad piece of metal carried for protection; to protect from harm.
- 2,821similarlyIn a similar way; likewise.
- 2,822slideTo move smoothly over a surface; a structure children slide down.
- 2,823stemThe main stalk of a plant; or to grow or come from something.
- 2,824summitThe highest point of a mountain; a top-level meeting of leaders.
- 2,825talentedHaving a natural ability to do something well.
- 2,826throatThe passage at the back of the mouth leading to the stomach and lungs.
- 2,827tigerA large wild cat with orange fur and black stripes.
- 2,828toyAn object that children play with.
- 2,829wisdomThe quality of having good judgment based on knowledge and experience.
- 2,830accountingThe work of keeping and checking financial records.
- 2,831alienA being from another world; or strange and unfamiliar.
- 2,832awkwardCausing or feeling embarrassment; not comfortable or graceful.
- 2,833beastA large or dangerous wild animal.
- 2,834beefThe meat of a cow.
- 2,835candyA sweet food made mainly of sugar.
- 2,836carrierA person, animal, or thing that carries or spreads something.
- 2,837celebrationAn occasion of celebrating a special event.
- 2,838celebrityA famous person, especially in entertainment or sport.
- 2,839certificateAn official document that records an achievement or fact.
- 2,840clayA heavy, sticky type of earth used to make pottery and bricks.
- 2,841deca flat surface or floor on a ship, or a set of playing cards.
- 2,842defaultThe option chosen automatically when no other is selected; to fail to pay a debt.
- 2,843dialogueA conversation between two or more people, especially in a book or play.
- 2,844disabledHaving a physical or mental condition that limits movement or activity.
- 2,845distinctClearly different or separate from others.
- 2,846dragTo pull something heavy along with effort.
- 2,847eligibleAllowed or qualified to do or have something.
- 2,848estimateA rough calculation of size, value, or cost; to judge approximately.
- 2,849executionThe act of carrying out a plan or task.
- 2,850fiftyThe number 50.
- 2,851foolA person who behaves in a silly or stupid way; to trick someone.
- 2,852frameworkA basic structure of ideas or rules that supports something.
- 2,853franchiseThe right to sell a company's products; a series of related films or businesses.
- 2,854furnitureLarge movable objects such as tables, chairs, and beds used in a room.
- 2,855intelligentHaving or showing a high level of mental ability; clever.
- 2,856interactionThe way two or more people or things act on or affect each other.
- 2,857jetA fast aircraft powered by jet engines; a strong stream of liquid or gas.
- 2,858lifestyleThe way in which a person lives.
- 2,859loopA shape or path that curves around and crosses itself.
- 2,860mallA large enclosed building with many shops.
- 2,861overseasin, to, or from a foreign country across the sea.
- 2,862recoverTo return to a normal state of health or strength after illness or difficulty.
- 2,863relaxTo rest and become less tense or worried.
- 2,864reliableAble to be trusted to do what is needed.
- 2,865relyTo depend on or trust someone or something.
- 2,866remarkableUnusual or special in a way that deserves attention.
- 2,867rulingAn official decision made by a judge or court.
- 2,868sacrificeTo give up something valuable for the sake of something else; such an act.
- 2,869soleThe only one; or the underside of a foot or shoe; a type of flatfish.
- 2,870succeedTo achieve what you aimed for; to do well.
- 2,871taleA story, especially one about imaginary events.
- 2,872timingThe choice of when to do something for the best effect.
- 2,873tona unit of weight equal to 2,000 pounds (US) or 2,240 pounds (UK).
- 2,874worshipto show deep religious devotion and reverence to a god or sacred figure.
- 2,875worthyDeserving respect, effort, or attention.
- 2,876alarmA device or sound that warns of danger; a feeling of fear.
- 2,877bassThe lowest range of musical sounds, or an instrument that produces such sounds.
- 2,878bloodyCovered in or showing blood.
- 2,879breathingThe act of taking air into and out of the lungs.
- 2,880buttA rude word for the buttocks; or the thicker end of something.
- 2,881collaborationThe act of working together with others to produce something.
- 2,882considerationCareful thought; concern for the feelings or needs of others.
- 2,883crucialExtremely important; decisive.
- 2,884dependentNeeding someone or something for support; relying on.
- 2,885dualconsisting of two parts or aspects; double
- 2,886experimentalBased on testing new ideas; a test or trial.
- 2,887filterA device that removes unwanted substances from a liquid or gas; to do this.
- 2,888galaxyA very large group of stars held together in space.
- 2,889globeThe earth; a round model of the earth.
- 2,890gulfA large area of sea partly surrounded by land; a wide gap or difference.
- 2,891intentA purpose or aim; determined and concentrated.
- 2,892involveTo include or affect someone or something as a necessary part.
- 2,893judgmentThe ability to make good decisions; an opinion formed after thought.
- 2,894knighta medieval soldier of high rank who served a king or lord, typically armored and mounted on a horse.
- 2,895logoa symbol or design used by a company or organization to identify itself.
- 2,896matureHaving reached full development; behaving in a sensible, adult way.
- 2,897oddsThe likelihood that something will happen; chances.
- 2,898peacefulCalm and quiet; free from war or trouble.
- 2,899photographerA person who takes photographs, especially as a job.
- 2,900pinA short thin pointed piece of metal used to fasten things.