The 4,801–4,900 most common English words

4,801racka frame or shelf used for holding or storing items.
4,802rebuildTo build something again after it has been damaged or destroyed.
4,803rejectionthe act of refusing or not accepting someone or something.
4,804reservoirA large natural or artificial lake used to collect and store water for use.
4,805scrapto abandon or discard something as no longer useful
4,806sensationa physical feeling or perception caused by something that affects the body or senses.
4,807shafta long, narrow, vertical passage in a mine or building.
4,808shuttleA vehicle that travels regularly between two places; a spacecraft.
4,809slopeA surface that goes up or down at an angle.
4,810snacka small amount of food eaten between main meals.
4,811spotlighta focused beam of light directed at a person or thing on a stage; also means public attention.
4,812stiffFirm and difficult to bend; not able to move easily.
4,813strikera forward player in soccer whose main role is to score goals.
4,814terrificExtremely good; wonderful.
4,815transparencythe quality of being open, honest, and easy to understand or observe.
4,816unemployednot having a paid job; out of work.
4,817uniteTo join together for a common purpose.
4,818unlockto open a lock using a key or code.
4,819vaulta jump over an obstacle, often using the hands or a pole for support.
4,820veta person qualified to treat the diseases and injuries of animals; a veterinarian.
4,821wagonA vehicle with four wheels, pulled by horses or used to carry goods.
4,822adverseHarmful or unfavorable; acting against one's interests.
4,823alumniPeople who have graduated from a particular school or university.
4,824awhilefor a short period of time
4,825biographyA written account of a person's life written by someone else.
4,826brokera person who arranges deals or transactions between buyers and sellers.
4,827browsera software application used to access and view websites on the internet.
4,828buryTo put something into the ground and cover it with earth.
4,829cellularrelating to or consisting of living cells.
4,830cocktaila mixed alcoholic drink made from a combination of spirits and other ingredients.
4,831coda large edible fish found in the North Atlantic Ocean, commonly used in cooking.
4,832counselingThe giving of advice and support to help with problems.
4,833destructivecausing great damage or harm
4,834dislikeTo find something unpleasant or unsatisfactory; to not like.
4,835emergeTo come out or appear from somewhere.
4,836farewellAn expression of good wishes when parting; a goodbye.
4,837fistA hand with the fingers closed tightly into the palm.
4,838fondHaving a liking or affection for someone or something.
4,839foolishLacking good sense or judgment; unwise.
4,840froga small, tailless amphibian that lives near water and moves by jumping.
4,841fryto cook food in hot oil or fat in a pan.
4,842giftedHaving great natural ability or talent.
4,843heira person who inherits or is entitled to inherit property, a title, or a position from another.
4,844holocausta large-scale destruction or massacre, especially by fire; often refers to the Nazi genocide of Jewish people during World War II.
4,845homera home run in baseball; a hit that allows the batter to round all bases and score.
4,846imprisonmentthe state of being kept in prison as punishment
4,847landlordA person who owns a property and rents it to others.
4,848landmarka well-known structure or place that is easily recognized and historically or culturally important.
4,849liablelikely to experience something undesirable; legally responsible for something.
4,850midstThe middle of something; among.
4,851miserya state of great suffering or unhappiness.
4,852modulea self-contained unit or section of a course, system, or program.
4,853mommyAn informal, affectionate word for mother.
4,854mosqueA Muslim place of worship.
4,855mossa small, soft, flowerless plant that grows in dense mats on rocks, trees, or moist ground.
4,856nurserya room or place prepared for the care and sleep of a young child.
4,857onionA round vegetable with a strong smell and taste, used in cooking.
4,858plagueto cause continual trouble or suffering to someone or something.
4,859positivelyin a way that is helpful, optimistic, or constructive
4,860recruitTo find and hire new people to join an organization.
4,861roguebehaving in an uncontrolled or unpredictable way, outside normal rules.
4,862sharplyin a sudden and significant way; steeply or abruptly
4,863sincerelyin a genuine and honest way; without pretense
4,864solidarityunity and mutual support among a group of people with shared interests or goals.
4,865specialtya particular area of skill, knowledge, or product that someone or something is especially known for.
4,866supernaturalAttributed to forces beyond the laws of nature; magical or mystical.
4,867tensan unspecified number in the range of ten to ninety-nine, often used in the phrase 'tens of' to mean a large multiple of ten.
4,868thirteenThe number 13, one more than twelve.
4,869tomba burial place, especially a stone structure where a dead person is laid to rest
4,870trademarka symbol, word, or design legally registered to represent a company or product.
4,871trimto cut away excess parts to make something neat or tidy.
4,872umbrellaA folding canopy on a stick used for protection from rain or sun.
4,873voyagea long journey, especially by sea or in space.
4,874adjustmentA small change made to make something work or fit better.
4,875attachmenta feeling of affection or connection toward someone or something
4,876baronA person who has great power or influence in a particular industry or field.
4,877bomberan aircraft designed to drop bombs, or a person who plants bombs
4,878bunnya rabbit, especially a young or small one.
4,879candleA stick of wax with a wick that is burned to give light.
4,880choira group of people who sing together, especially in a church or school
4,881clutchto hold something tightly in your hand
4,882coconutThe large, hard-shelled fruit of the coconut palm, containing white flesh and sweet liquid.
4,883confessiona formal statement admitting that one has done something wrong or illegal.
4,884consumeTo eat, drink, or use up something.
4,885corridorA long passage in a building with rooms or doors along it.
4,886credibilityThe quality of being believed or trusted.
4,887criticallyIn a serious or severe way; at a point of crisis.
4,888fourteenThe number equal to 14; one more than thirteen.
4,889geometryThe branch of mathematics dealing with shapes, sizes, and properties of figures and spaces.
4,890gossipcasual conversation or rumors about other people's personal lives.
4,891haula large amount of something obtained or caught at one time.
4,892headerA title or heading appearing at the top of a page, section, or website.
4,893headphonesA pair of small speakers worn over or in the ears to listen to audio privately.
4,894immenseExtremely large or great in size, amount, or degree.
4,895interfereTo get involved in a situation where you are not wanted or needed.
4,896intersectiona point where two or more roads meet or cross each other.
4,897juvenilerelating to young people, or characteristic of youth
4,898karmaThe idea that a person's actions influence their future fortune, especially in Hindu and Buddhist thought.
4,899leveragepower or advantage used to achieve a desired result
4,900liningthe layer of material covering the inside surface of a garment or object.