The 4,301–4,400 most common English words

4,301beanA seed eaten as food; the plant that produces it.
4,302bicycleA two-wheeled vehicle that you ride by pedaling.
4,303bumpa small raised area or lump on a surface.
4,304cartA wheeled container for moving goods, pushed or pulled by hand.
4,305circusa traveling show featuring acrobats, clowns, and trained animals performing in a large tent or arena.
4,306cocainea powerful and illegal stimulant drug derived from coca leaves.
4,307colleagueA person you work with, especially in a profession.
4,308compellingSo interesting or convincing that it holds your attention.
4,309constructTo build something by putting parts together.
4,310cordA length of flexible wire or rope, especially for electricity.
4,311dalea broad, open valley, especially in a hilly region.
4,312defendantThe person accused or sued in a court of law.
4,313denseClosely compacted in substance; thick and difficult to pass through.
4,314desperatelyIn a way that shows great need or hopelessness.
4,315doctrineA set of beliefs held and taught by a religion or group.
4,316exposeTo make known something hidden, especially something wrong.
4,317financiallyin a way that relates to money or financial matters
4,318freshmanA student in the first year of high school or college.
4,319furiousExtremely angry; full of rage.
4,320geographythe study of the Earth's physical features, climate, and human populations.
4,321giga job or performance, especially one that is temporary or freelance.
4,322habitatThe natural home of an animal or plant.
4,323harbourA sheltered area of water where ships and boats can anchor safely.
4,324hazarda danger or risk that could cause harm
4,325hydrogenA colorless, odorless gas that is the lightest and most abundant element in the universe.
4,326intactnot damaged or changed; whole and complete.
4,327intakethe amount of food, drink, or another substance taken into the body.
4,328irrelevantNot connected to or related to the matter being discussed.
4,329jawThe bony structure of the lower part of the face that holds the teeth.
4,330kittya young cat; a kitten or pet cat.
4,331lawnAn area of grass kept cut short, especially in a garden.
4,332manufactureto make or produce goods on a large scale using machinery.
4,333needleA thin pointed tool used for sewing or giving injections.
4,334organizeTo arrange things in a neat or planned way.
4,335ovalHaving a rounded, elongated shape, like an egg.
4,336pityA feeling of sorrow and compassion caused by the suffering of others.
4,337pondA small area of still water, smaller than a lake.
4,338portera person employed to carry luggage or goods, especially at a hotel or station.
4,339preyan animal hunted or caught by another for food
4,340prophetA person believed to deliver messages from God or to foretell the future.
4,341referenduma direct public vote on a specific political question or policy
4,342refugeeA person who flees their country to escape danger or war.
4,343rubya precious gemstone that is deep red in color.
4,344satisfyTo make someone pleased by giving them what they want or need.
4,345seasonalrelating to or varying with the seasons of the year.
4,346sensibleshowing good judgment; practical and reasonable.
4,347sequela book, film, or other work that continues the story of a previous one.
4,348townshipa small town or district that forms a unit of local government.
4,349whaleA very large sea mammal that breathes air.
4,350writingstexts or documents that someone has written, especially when considered as a collection
4,351admireTo respect and approve of someone or something.
4,352ankleThe joint connecting the foot to the leg.
4,353armorA protective covering worn to defend the body against weapons.
4,354autismA developmental condition that affects communication, behavior, and social interaction.
4,355bachelorA man who has never been married.
4,356capitalismAn economic system based on private ownership and free markets.
4,357cautioncare taken to avoid danger or mistakes
4,358certificationAn official document or process confirming that someone meets required standards or qualifications.
4,359characteristicA typical or noticeable quality of a person or thing.
4,360clanA group of families or people united by a common ancestor or shared identity.
4,361clasha serious disagreement or conflict between opposing groups or forces.
4,362compatibleable to work together or exist alongside something else without conflict
4,363configurationthe way in which the parts of something are arranged or set up
4,364continuouslyWithout interruption; in an unbroken manner.
4,365curiosityA strong desire to know or learn about something.
4,366delighta feeling of great pleasure or joy
4,367explosivecapable of exploding or causing a sudden, violent release of energy; also used to describe something that increases rapidly or is very intense.
4,368fortunateHaving good luck; being in a favorable situation.
4,369fortunatelyBy good luck; luckily.
4,370frontiera border region between settled and unsettled territory; the edge of explored or known territory.
4,371frustrationThe feeling of being annoyed or upset at being unable to do something.
4,372geographicrelating to the physical features, regions, or characteristics of the earth.
4,373graspTo understand something; to take hold of something firmly.
4,374handyconvenient and useful; easy to use or access.
4,375hardcorevery dedicated or extreme in a particular activity or belief.
4,376harmfulcausing damage or injury; having a bad effect.
4,377headacheA continuous pain in the head.
4,378hersBelonging to her.
4,379hispanicRelating to people of Spanish-speaking Latin American origin.
4,380incentiveSomething that encourages a person to do something.
4,381inclusiveincluding everyone; not excluding any group of people.
4,382licencean official document or permission that allows someone to do or own something
4,383madnessthe state of being mentally ill or extremely foolish behavior.
4,384mandateOfficial permission or instruction to do something, given by voters or authority.
4,385memorableWorth remembering; making a strong and lasting impression.
4,386mergera combination of two or more companies into one single organization.
4,387pokerA card game in which players bet on the value of their hands.
4,388portableeasy to carry or move from place to place
4,389randomlyin a way that has no definite plan, pattern, or purpose
4,390resignTo officially give up a job or position.
4,391ricoRelating to the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, a US law used to prosecute organized crime.
4,392robberythe crime of stealing from a person or place, often using force or threats.
4,393rubTo move your hand back and forth over a surface while pressing.
4,394scoutA member of an organization for young people; to search for something good.
4,395sexualitya person's sexual identity, orientation, or expression.
4,396slapTo hit someone with the open hand.
4,397steakA thick flat piece of beef or other meat.
4,398successionthe process by which one person or thing follows another, especially in a position of power or ownership
4,399superintendentA person who manages or oversees a building, organization, or department.
4,400suspicionA feeling that something is wrong or that someone has done wrong.