The 6,401–6,500 most common English words

6,401arterya blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart to the rest of the body.
6,402bambooa tall, fast-growing tropical grass with hollow woody stems, often used as a building material or food source.
6,403blackberrya small, dark purple-black fruit that grows on thorny bushes.
6,404boozealcoholic drink; alcohol in general (informal).
6,405caliberthe quality or level of someone's ability or the standard of something.
6,406cellphoneA portable wireless telephone that can be carried and used almost anywhere.
6,407chorda combination of three or more musical notes played together.
6,408corporala non-commissioned military officer ranking above a private and below a sergeant.
6,409courtyardan open area surrounded by walls or buildings, often in the center of a building or group of buildings.
6,410crestthe top or highest point of something, such as a hill or wave.
6,411deceptionThe act of making someone believe something that is not true.
6,412decorThe furnishings and decoration of a room or building.
6,413derivativesomething derived from another source; in mathematics, a measure of how a function changes as its input changes.
6,414discomforta feeling of mild pain or unease
6,415drasticallyin a way that is severe or extreme in effect
6,416drivewaya short private road leading from a street to a house or garage.
6,417duelA formal combat or contest between two people, fought according to agreed rules.
6,418elfa small magical creature from folklore, often depicted as mischievous or helpful.
6,419evenlyin a smooth, equal, or uniform manner
6,420exemptionfreedom from an obligation, duty, or requirement that others must fulfill.
6,421fashionableCurrently popular or in style; following the latest fashion trends.
6,422fetchto go and get something or someone and bring it back.
6,423formidableInspiring fear or respect through being impressively large, powerful, or capable.
6,424fuzzyNot clear or sharp; blurred or indistinct.
6,425gothicrelating to a style of architecture or art from medieval Europe, often characterized by pointed arches, dark themes, and dramatic design.
6,426grenadeA small bomb thrown by hand or launched from a rifle.
6,427hamleta very small village or settlement, smaller than a village.
6,428helmthe wheel or tiller used to steer a ship; a position of leadership or control.
6,429hugelyto a very great degree; enormously.
6,430hypocrisyThe practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs that one's own behavior does not conform to.
6,431inaccurateNot correct or exact; containing errors.
6,432inceptionThe beginning or start of something.
6,433incompetentlacking the skill or ability to do something properly.
6,434indefinitelyfor an unlimited or unspecified period of time
6,435interveneto come between parties in a dispute in order to prevent conflict or change the outcome.
6,436lobstera large shellfish with claws and a hard shell, often eaten as seafood.
6,437lonelinessthe state of feeling sad due to being alone or lacking companionship
6,438malariaa serious disease transmitted by mosquito bites, causing fever and chills.
6,439manifestoA public declaration of intentions, policies, or views, especially by a political group or leader.
6,440mazea complex network of paths or passages in which it is difficult to find one's way.
6,441monasterya building or community where monks live together under religious rules.
6,442narrowlyby only a small margin; just barely
6,443negligenceFailure to take proper care; lack of attention or caution.
6,444nexusa central connection or link between things or people.
6,445nightcluba place open at night for dancing, music, and entertainment
6,446numericalrelating to or expressed as numbers.
6,447obsoleteNo longer in use or useful; out of date.
6,448opticrelating to the eye or to the sense of sight; relating to light or optics.
6,449pandaA large black-and-white bear-like mammal native to China that eats bamboo.
6,450panthera large, powerful wild cat, often with black fur, belonging to the leopard or jaguar species.
6,451postureThe position or way in which someone holds their body.
6,452preseasonthe period of practice and preparation before the official season begins.
6,453refreshto make someone feel less tired or hot; to restore energy or freshness.
6,454resonancethe quality of evoking strong feelings or being deeply meaningful; also, the reinforcement or prolonging of sound by vibration.
6,455ruthlessHaving no pity or compassion; cruel and determined.
6,456salvageto rescue or recover something from loss, damage, or destruction.
6,457samuraia member of the powerful military class in feudal Japan, known for following a strict code of honor.
6,458satireThe use of humor, irony, or exaggeration to criticize or expose foolishness, especially in politics or society.
6,459seafoodfood from the sea, such as fish, shrimp, and shellfish
6,460slashto cut or reduce something sharply and decisively.
6,461spaghettia type of long, thin pasta made from wheat flour and water, typically served with sauce.
6,462speedyhappening or moving quickly; fast.
6,463standpointa particular position or perspective from which something is considered or judged.
6,464steinA large earthenware or glass mug used for drinking beer, often with a lid.
6,465swayto move slowly back and forth or from side to side.
6,466terminateto bring something to an end; to stop or conclude.
6,467torqueA rotational or twisting force that causes an object to rotate around an axis.
6,468unconstitutionalNot in accordance with or permitted by a constitution.
6,469undermineTo gradually weaken or damage something.
6,470vacancyan available or unoccupied position or space
6,471vetoto reject or block a decision or proposal using official authority
6,472vocationalrelating to a job or career, especially one requiring practical skills.
6,473withstandto remain undamaged or unaffected by something difficult or harmful; to resist
6,474woodlandan area of land covered with trees; a forest or grove.
6,475zinca bluish-white metallic element used in alloys and as a dietary mineral.
6,476adequatelyin a way that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose.
6,477amazinglyin a way that causes great surprise or wonder; astonishingly.
6,478applicantA person who formally applies for something, such as a job or school admission.
6,479approximateclose to the actual value but not completely exact; estimated.
6,480assembleTo put or fit the parts of something together; to gather together.
6,481bamAn exclamation used to represent a sudden loud impact or dramatic effect.
6,482batona thin stick used by a conductor to direct an orchestra, or passed between runners in a relay race.
6,483breakupthe ending of a relationship or partnership
6,484brewto make a drink such as beer or tea by soaking, boiling, or fermenting ingredients.
6,485camela large, humped animal used for transport in deserts
6,486chargera device used to recharge the battery of an electronic device.
6,487checkoutThe place or process where you pay for goods before leaving a store.
6,488chunkA thick solid piece of something.
6,489cocoaa powder made from roasted cacao beans, used to make chocolate and hot drinks.
6,490cometa bright celestial object with a long tail of gas and dust that travels around the sun.
6,491compartmenta separate section or enclosed space within a larger structure.
6,492corpusA large collection of written or spoken texts used for linguistic analysis.
6,493covea small, sheltered bay or inlet along a coastline.
6,494cozywarm, comfortable, and giving a feeling of security.
6,495culturallyin a way that relates to the culture, customs, or arts of a society
6,496deficiencya lack or shortage of something necessary.
6,497dictatorshipA form of government in which one person or group holds absolute power with no democratic control.
6,498disrespectfulShowing a lack of respect or courtesy toward others.
6,499dreada feeling of great fear or anxiety about something that might happen.
6,500dubto replace the original dialogue of a film or broadcast with a translation in another language.