The 601–700 most common English words

1. 601federalRelating to the central government of a country made up of states.
2. 602feelingAn emotion or physical sensation that you experience.
3. 603greenThe color of grass and leaves.
4. 604leagueA group of sports teams that compete against each other.
5. 605long-termLasting or relating to a long period of time.
6. 606managementThe control and organizing of a business or activity.
7. 607matchA game or contest; or to be the same as or suitable for something.
8. 608modelA person whose job is to wear and display clothes or pose for artists.
9. 609pictureA drawing, painting, or photograph of someone or something.
10. 610sizeHow big or small something is.
11. 611stepA single movement made by lifting and setting down the foot.
12. 612trustTo believe that someone is honest and will not harm you.
13. 613centralIn or near the center; most important.
14. 614forwardIn the direction that is in front of you.
15. 615heyUsed to greet someone or to attract their attention.
16. 616keyA small shaped piece of metal used to lock or unlock something.
17. 617momAn informal word for mother.
18. 618pageOne side of a sheet of paper in a book or magazine.
19. 619rangeThe limits between which something varies; or a line of mountains.
20. 620reviewA report giving an opinion about something; or to look at again.
21. 621scienceThe study of the physical world through observation and experiment.
22. 622tradeThe activity of buying and selling goods; or to exchange one thing for another.
23. 623uponOn the top of or onto something.
24. 624variousSeveral different kinds of something.
25. 625attentionThe act of carefully watching, listening, or thinking about something.
26. 626brotherA boy or man who has the same parents as you.
27. 627characterThe combination of qualities that make a person who they are.
28. 628chiefThe leader or head of a group; most important.
29. 629cupA small open container that you drink from.
30. 630footballA team game played by kicking a ball, or by carrying it as in American football.
31. 631hateTo dislike someone or something very strongly.
32. 632lowerTo move something to a lower position; less high in amount or position.
33. 633naturalExisting in nature; not made or caused by people.
34. 634octoberThe tenth month of the year, after September and before November.
35. 635propertySomething that someone owns; or a quality that something has.
36. 636qualityHow good or bad something is; a standard of excellence.
37. 637sendTo cause something to go or be taken to a place.
38. 638styleA particular way in which something is done or looks.
39. 639voteA formal choice made in an election or decision.
40. 640amazingExtremely surprising or impressive; wonderful.
41. 641augustThe eighth month of the year; or grand and impressive.
42. 642bloodThe red liquid that flows through the bodies of people and animals.
43. 643completeHaving all its parts; whole; or to finish making something.
44. 644dogA common four-legged animal kept as a pet or for work.
45. 645economicRelating to trade, industry, and the management of money.
46. 646hellA place or state of great suffering; an exclamation of annoyance.
47. 647involvedTaking part in something; closely connected with an activity.
48. 648itselfUsed to refer back to a thing or animal as the subject of the sentence.
49. 649languageThe system of words and grammar used by a group of people to communicate.
50. 650lordA man of high rank or with power over land and people.
51. 651novemberThe eleventh month of the year, after October and before December.
52. 652oilA thick liquid from plants or the ground, used as fuel or in cooking.
53. 653relatedConnected or having a link with something else.
54. 654seriousImportant and needing careful thought; not joking.
55. 655stageA raised platform where actors or performers stand; or a step in a process.
56. 656termsThe conditions of an agreement; or words with particular meanings.
57. 657titleThe name of a book, film, song, or other work.
58. 658addTo put numbers or amounts together to make a total.
59. 659articleA piece of writing on a subject in a newspaper or magazine.
60. 660attackA violent attempt to hurt or defeat someone or something.
61. 661bornBrought into life by birth.
62. 662decisionA choice made after thinking about the possibilities.
63. 663enjoyTo get pleasure from something.
64. 664entireWhole; complete, with no part left out.
65. 665frenchRelating to France, its people, or its language.
66. 666januaryThe first month of the year, before February.
67. 667killTo cause a living thing to die.
68. 668perhapsPossibly; maybe.
69. 669poorHaving little money; or of low quality.
70. 670releaseThe act of making something available to the public; or to set free.
71. 671situationThe set of conditions that exist at a particular time and place.
72. 672technologyThe use of scientific knowledge to make tools, machines, and systems.
73. 673websiteA set of connected pages on the internet, kept by a person or organization.
74. 674writtenRecorded in words on paper; the past participle of 'write'.
75. 675choiceThe act of choosing, or the range of things to choose from.
76. 676codeA system of words, symbols, or instructions, as for computers or secrets.
77. 677continueTo keep doing something without stopping.
78. 678councilA group of people chosen to make decisions or give advice.
79. 679coverTo place something over or in front of something to protect or hide it.
80. 680currentlyAt the present time; now.
81. 681doorA movable barrier used to open or close the entrance to a place.
82. 682electionAn occasion when people vote to choose someone for a position.
83. 683europeanRelating to Europe or its people.
84. 684financialRelating to money and the management of it.
85. 685foreignBelonging to or coming from a country that is not your own.
86. 686hairThe fine thread-like strands that grow on a person's head.
87. 687increaseTo make or become larger in size, number, or amount.
88. 688legalAllowed or required by law.
89. 689loseTo fail to win, or to no longer have something.
90. 690pickTo choose someone or something from a group.
91. 691raceA competition to see who is fastest; or a major group of human beings.
92. 692seemTo appear to be a particular way.
93. 693sevenThe number 7.
94. 694signA board with words or pictures that gives information or a warning.
95. 695simpleEasy to do or understand; not complicated.
96. 696simplyIn a plain and easy way; merely or just.
97. 697staffThe group of people who work for an organization.
98. 698superExtremely; very; to a high degree.
99. 699unionThe act of joining together; an organized group of workers.
100. 700walkTo move on foot at a steady pace; a journey made on foot.