The 5,601–5,700 most common English words
- 5,601bloggersPeople who regularly write and publish content on a blog.
- 5,602bypassto go around or avoid something, especially an obstacle or a place.
- 5,603calculationThe process of working out an answer using numbers.
- 5,604cancellationthe act of deciding that something planned will not happen.
- 5,605canea stick used as an aid for walking, or the woody stem of certain plants such as bamboo or sugar.
- 5,606catalystsomething that causes or speeds up a process or event
- 5,607cedarA type of evergreen coniferous tree known for its fragrant, durable wood.
- 5,608corpsethe dead body of a human being
- 5,609craba sea creature with a hard shell, ten legs, and claws that moves sideways.
- 5,610crueltybehavior that deliberately causes pain or suffering to others.
- 5,611dementiaA chronic or persistent disorder of mental processes caused by brain disease or injury, marked by memory loss and impaired reasoning.
- 5,612designationAn official name, title, or label given to someone or something.
- 5,613diplomaAn official document awarded by a school or university to show that someone has completed a course of study.
- 5,614dispatchto send someone or something off to a destination for a specific purpose.
- 5,615duchessA woman who holds the rank of duke, or the wife of a duke.
- 5,616extinctionthe state of a species or group having died out completely and no longer existing.
- 5,617foilto prevent someone from succeeding; to thwart a plan or action.
- 5,618geologythe science that deals with the physical structure, substances, and history of the Earth.
- 5,619gramA unit of weight in the metric system, one thousandth of a kilogram.
- 5,620heavenlyextremely beautiful or delightful; relating to heaven or the sky.
- 5,621horrificcausing great horror or shock; extremely frightening or terrible.
- 5,622insectA small creature with six legs, such as a fly or ant.
- 5,623mentalityA characteristic way of thinking or attitude that influences behavior.
- 5,624metreA unit of length equal to 100 centimetres, used in the metric system.
- 5,625neuralrelating to a nerve or the nervous system, or to systems modeled after the brain.
- 5,626newslettera printed or electronic report containing news and information sent regularly to members of a group or organization.
- 5,627nineteenthComing after the eighteenth in a sequence; the ordinal number for nineteen.
- 5,628nitrogena colorless, odorless gas that makes up about 78% of Earth's atmosphere and is essential for living things.
- 5,629oohUsed to express surprise, pleasure, or admiration.
- 5,630payrollThe list of employees in a company and the amount of money they are to be paid, or the total sum paid to employees.
- 5,631phenomenalremarkably outstanding or extraordinary.
- 5,632photographicrelating to photography; or (of memory) able to retain visual information with great accuracy.
- 5,633pincha small amount of something held between the finger and thumb.
- 5,634pinga short digital message or signal sent to check presence or get attention.
- 5,635predictableBehaving or happening in a way that is expected and easy to foresee.
- 5,636professionallyin a way that shows skill, training, or proper conduct in one's job or field.
- 5,637reckonto think or believe something; to suppose
- 5,638restrictionA rule or law that limits what is allowed.
- 5,639resurrectionthe act of rising from the dead or coming back to life after death.
- 5,640rovera vehicle or person that roams or wanders over a surface, especially a remote-controlled vehicle used to explore planetary surfaces.
- 5,641shipmenta quantity of goods sent or delivered at one time.
- 5,642spatialRelating to space and the arrangement of objects within it.
- 5,643stainless(of metal) not staining or rusting; free from blemishes or faults.
- 5,644statutoryrequired, permitted, or enacted by a statute or law.
- 5,645stellarexceptionally good; outstanding
- 5,646stubbornRefusing to change one's mind or course of action; determined not to give in.
- 5,647syrupa thick, sweet liquid made by dissolving sugar in water, often flavored or used as a topping.
- 5,648tightlyin a firm or secure manner, with little space or looseness
- 5,649transplantthe act of moving an organ or plant from one place to another, or the operation that does this.
- 5,650turfa layer of grass and the soil beneath it; also refers to someone's territory or area of influence.
- 5,651twitchto make a sudden, quick, involuntary movement or jerk.
- 5,652unusuallyin a way that is not typical or expected; to an uncommon degree.
- 5,653volcanoan opening in the earth's crust through which lava, ash, and gases are expelled.
- 5,654warmerhaving or giving more heat than something else; comparative form of 'warm'.
- 5,655arka large boat or vessel built to carry people and animals to safety.
- 5,656armourProtective covering, usually made of metal, worn to defend the body in combat.
- 5,657attachTo join or fasten one thing to another.
- 5,658bindTo tie or fasten things together.
- 5,659borrowingthe act of taking something temporarily with the intention of returning it.
- 5,660buma person who is homeless or avoids work; a lazy or idle person.
- 5,661butchera person who cuts and sells meat, or who kills animals for food.
- 5,662conceptionAn idea or understanding of something.
- 5,663cueA signal for an actor to begin; a long stick used in pool or billiards.
- 5,664deedan action or act, especially one that is notable or has legal significance.
- 5,665disciplinaryrelating to punishment or rules used to maintain order and correct behaviour.
- 5,666dwarfa person, animal, or plant that is much smaller than the usual size.
- 5,667eightyThe number equal to eight times ten; 80.
- 5,668eligibilitythe state of meeting the necessary conditions to qualify for something.
- 5,669endorsementan act of giving public approval or support to someone or something.
- 5,670finitehaving a limit; not infinite.
- 5,671flagshipThe most important or best product, service, or example that an organization offers.
- 5,672forensicrelating to the use of scientific methods to investigate crimes or legal matters.
- 5,673forthcomingabout to happen or appear soon; willing to give information.
- 5,674gallonA unit of liquid measure, about 3.8 liters in the US.
- 5,675glucosea simple sugar that is the main source of energy for the body's cells.
- 5,676goreblood and violence, especially from wounds or injuries.
- 5,677gownA long, flowing dress worn on formal occasions.
- 5,678greedyhaving an excessive desire for food, money, or possessions; wanting more than one needs.
- 5,679haloA circle of light shown around the head of a holy figure in art; also a ring of light seen around the sun or moon.
- 5,680ideallyin the best possible situation; perfectly; under ideal conditions.
- 5,681infamousWell known for a bad quality or deed; having a very bad reputation.
- 5,682inspirationalProviding motivation or encouragement to do or feel something positive.
- 5,683internallywithin an organization or structure; inside rather than externally.
- 5,684lateralrelating to or directed toward the side.
- 5,685lifelonglasting or continuing for the whole of a person's life.
- 5,686limestonea hard sedimentary rock composed mainly of calcium carbonate, often used as a building material.
- 5,687linera cosmetic pencil or liquid used to draw lines, especially around the eyes or lips.
- 5,688mergeto combine or join together to form a single entity.
- 5,689mesha material made of a network of wire, thread, or similar strands woven or linked together.
- 5,690migrantA person who moves from one place to another, especially to find work.
- 5,691mortara short cannon that fires shells at a high angle, or a bowl used for grinding substances.
- 5,692naiveLacking experience or judgment; too trusting and simple.
- 5,693noticeableEasy to see or notice; clearly evident.
- 5,694perfumeA pleasant-smelling liquid worn on the body.
- 5,695prestigewidespread respect and admiration gained through achievements or quality.
- 5,696pyramidA large structure with a square base and four triangular sides that meet at a point at the top.
- 5,697relevancethe quality of being closely connected or appropriate to the matter at hand.
- 5,698remotelyto even the slightest degree; in any way at all (used in negative contexts).
- 5,699retailerA person or business that sells goods to the public.
- 5,700rigidNot flexible; very strict or stiff, unwilling to change.