The 4,101–4,200 most common English words

4,101dignityThe quality of being worthy of respect; calm, serious behavior.
4,102dimensionA measurement such as length, width, or height; an aspect of something.
4,103egoA person's sense of their own importance or worth.
4,104enthusiasmA strong feeling of eager interest and enjoyment.
4,105equationA statement showing two amounts are equal, using symbols.
4,106extractTo remove or take something out, especially using force or effort.
4,107ferrya boat that regularly carries people and goods across a body of water
4,108fishera person who catches fish, especially as a job or hobby.
4,109flexibilityThe ability to bend or to change easily to fit new conditions.
4,110fridgea household appliance used to keep food and drinks cold.
4,111fusiona combination of two or more things into one new whole.
4,112gaugeto measure or estimate something accurately.
4,113goatA farm animal with horns, kept for milk and meat, that can climb.
4,114gutThe stomach or intestines; a strong feeling of instinct.
4,115helmetA hard hat worn to protect the head.
4,116ideologyA set of beliefs and ideas, especially political ones.
4,117inclusionthe practice of including people who might otherwise be excluded or marginalized.
4,118inningsdivisions of a baseball game during which each team has a turn to bat.
4,119instructorA person who teaches a skill or subject.
4,120isolationThe state of being alone or separated from others.
4,121keepera person who looks after or is responsible for something or someone.
4,122liarA person who tells lies.
4,123machinerymachines collectively, especially large ones used in industry.
4,124mansiona large, impressive house.
4,125mercuryA heavy, silvery liquid metal used in thermometers and scientific instruments.
4,126namelythat is to say; specifically
4,127pendingawaiting; not yet decided or resolved.
4,128platinumA precious silvery-white metal, or a status level indicating very high achievement or sales.
4,129possessTo have or own something.
4,130probabilityThe chance or likelihood that something will happen.
4,131resignationthe act of giving up a position or job, or calm acceptance of something unavoidable.
4,132riderA person who rides a horse, bicycle, or motorcycle.
4,133ritualA set of actions done regularly, often in a fixed order.
4,134shelfA flat board fixed to a wall or in a cupboard for putting things on.
4,135slamTo shut something with great force and noise; to hit hard.
4,136starterThe first course of a meal; or a person or thing that begins.
4,137subscribeto sign up to regularly receive a service, publication, or content.
4,138supermana person of extraordinary power, ability, or achievement beyond normal human limits.
4,139tireA rubber ring filled with air that fits around a wheel; to become weary.
4,140utterlycompletely; to the greatest possible degree
4,141voltageThe force that drives electric current through a circuit, measured in volts.
4,142warnTo tell someone about a possible danger or problem in advance.
4,143widththe measurement of something from side to side.
4,144workoutA session of physical exercise.
4,145adaptationA film, play, or book based on another work; a change to fit new conditions.
4,146advisora person who gives advice or guidance, especially in a professional or official role.
4,147aluminuma lightweight, silvery-white metallic element.
4,148baila sum of money paid to a court to allow an accused person to be released from jail until their trial.
4,149buckA male deer or rabbit; or an informal word for a dollar.
4,150civilizationA society with a developed culture, government, and way of life.
4,151creativityThe ability to produce new and original ideas or things.
4,152delicateEasily broken or damaged; needing careful handling.
4,153denA small, comfortable room used for relaxing or playing, or a hidden shelter.
4,154disappointmentThe feeling of being sad because something was not as good as hoped.
4,155diskA flat round object used to store computer data.
4,156evaluateTo judge the value, quality, or importance of something.
4,157formallyin an official or proper manner; following established rules or customs.
4,158goddessA female deity or divine being worshipped in a religion or mythology.
4,159harassmentRepeated unwanted and aggressive behavior toward someone.
4,160insertTo put something into something else.
4,161liquora strong alcoholic drink, such as whiskey or vodka.
4,162loserA person who loses a game or contest; an unsuccessful person.
4,163massageto rub and knead muscles or body parts to relieve tension or pain.
4,164musicianA person who plays a musical instrument or composes music.
4,165nephewthe son of one's brother or sister
4,166notablyespecially; in a way that is worthy of attention.
4,167orchestraa large group of musicians who play various instruments together, typically including strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion.
4,168padA number of sheets of paper joined together for writing; soft protective material.
4,169precisionThe quality of being exact and accurate.
4,170preservationthe act of keeping something safe from damage, decay, or loss
4,171privatelyIn a private manner; not publicly; away from others.
4,172sailTo travel on water in a boat using sails or an engine; a sheet of cloth catching wind.
4,173salmonA large fish with pink flesh, eaten as food.
4,174secretlyIn a way that is not known or seen by others; privately.
4,175sellera person or business that sells something.
4,176sheerComplete; pure; or very steep, almost vertical.
4,177speciallyin a special way; for a particular purpose
4,178starkseverely plain or bare; harsh and clear in appearance.
4,179sympathyA feeling of sharing another person's sadness or trouble.
4,180theoreticalBased on ideas rather than practice or real experience.
4,181thumbThe short thick finger on the side of the hand.
4,182timberwood that has been prepared for use in building or carpentry
4,183transparenteasy to see through; open and honest, with nothing hidden.
4,184upsidethe positive or more favorable aspect of a situation.
4,185visitorA person who comes to see a place or another person.
4,186vitaminA natural substance found in food that the body needs to stay healthy.
4,187voidhaving no legal force; invalid, or an empty space.
4,188voluntarydone by choice, without being forced or paid.
4,189wheata cereal grain used to make bread, pasta, and flour.
4,190whipA long thin piece of leather or cord used to hit animals or people.
4,191wipeTo clean or dry a surface by rubbing it.
4,192wristThe joint between the hand and the arm.
4,193acute(of a condition) severe and sudden in onset.
4,194admiralA high-ranking naval officer who commands a fleet or group of ships.
4,195arrangeTo put things in a particular order or position; to organize.
4,196bananaA long curved fruit with a yellow skin and soft sweet flesh.
4,197behaveTo act in a particular way, especially in a proper or polite manner.
4,198borrowTo take and use something belonging to someone else, planning to return it.
4,199chinThe part of the face below the mouth.
4,200civicRelating to a town, city, or the duties of citizens.