The 6,501–6,600 most common English words

6,501dummyA model or replica used to represent a person or object, often used for display or testing purposes.
6,502electorateall the people in a country or area who are entitled to vote in an election.
6,503erosionThe gradual wearing away of rock, soil, or land by natural forces such as water or wind.
6,504expoA large public exhibition or fair showcasing products, ideas, or achievements.
6,505flankthe side of something, especially an army or a body
6,506flarea sudden burst of bright light or flame, often used as a signal.
6,507handmademade by hand rather than by machine.
6,508incidencethe rate or frequency at which something, especially something unwanted, occurs.
6,509intimacya state of close familiarity and warm personal connection with someone.
6,510kittena very young cat
6,511lendera person or organization that lends money to others
6,512levera rigid bar used to move or lift a heavy object by resting on a fixed point.
6,513mileageThe number of miles traveled per unit of fuel, or the total distance covered; also used figuratively to mean usefulness or benefit gained from something.
6,514mutantAn organism or cell that has undergone a genetic mutation, resulting in characteristics different from the normal type.
6,515mutationa change in the DNA sequence of an organism that can be inherited or occur spontaneously.
6,516mythologya collection of traditional stories, especially those explaining natural or historical phenomena, often involving gods or heroes.
6,517neonA chemical element used in gas-discharge lamps that produce vivid colored light; also used to describe anything brightly colored or luminous.
6,518northeasternlocated in or relating to the northeast part of a region or country.
6,519nunA woman who has taken religious vows and lives in a convent as a member of a religious community.
6,520nutritionalrelating to the nutrients in food and their effect on health.
6,521pedala foot-operated lever used to control or power a machine such as a bicycle or piano.
6,522pestA harmful or destructive insect or animal that attacks crops, food, or property.
6,523pillara tall vertical structure used as a support or symbol of strength.
6,524plausibleseeming reasonable or probable; believable
6,525polymera large molecule made of many repeating smaller units bonded together.
6,526precipitationwater that falls from the atmosphere to the earth's surface, such as rain, snow, or hail.
6,527pupA young dog (or other young animal such as a seal or shark).
6,528quarantinea period of isolation imposed to prevent the spread of disease
6,529querya question or inquiry, especially one seeking information or clarification.
6,530restraintthe quality of keeping oneself under control; a limit placed on something.
6,531rifta serious break in friendly relations; a crack or split.
6,532salesmana person whose job is selling goods or services to customers.
6,533scarletA bright red color, often with a slightly orange tint.
6,534sewerAn underground channel or pipe that carries away waste water and sewage.
6,535smacka sharp, loud slap or strike; a sudden hard impact.
6,536southwesternrelating to, located in, or characteristic of the southwest part of a region or country.
6,537spokespersonA person who speaks officially on behalf of a group or organization.
6,538stitchto join or mend cloth by making a series of loops with thread and a needle.
6,539substrateAn underlying layer or surface on which a process occurs or to which a substance is applied.
6,540sultana Muslim sovereign or ruler of a country.
6,541supremacythe state of being superior to all others in authority, power, or status.
6,542swellto become larger or rounder, especially due to fluid or pressure building up inside.
6,543symptomA sign of an illness, felt or noticed in the body.
6,544theoreticallyin a way that is based on theory rather than practical experience or evidence.
6,545thirsta strong desire or need to drink; a feeling of dryness in the mouth and throat caused by lack of water.
6,546transitionalrelating to or characteristic of a process of changing from one state or condition to another.
6,547tunaA large ocean fish commonly eaten as food, often sold in cans.
6,548unusednot put to use; never having been used.
6,549viewpointa particular way of thinking about or regarding something; a point of view.
6,550vinegara sour liquid made by fermenting alcohol, used in cooking and as a condiment.
6,551wigA covering for the head made of real or artificial hair.
6,552accessoryAn additional item that complements or enhances something else, especially clothing.
6,553affiliationA connection or link with a particular organization or group.
6,554aggressivelyin a forceful, competitive, or assertive manner
6,555alignto arrange things so they are in a straight line or in proper position relative to each other.
6,556amnestyAn official pardon granted by a government, especially for political offenses.
6,557assertiona confident and forceful statement of fact or belief.
6,558astronomyThe scientific study of stars, planets, and other objects in outer space.
6,559atopon top of; at the top of.
6,560atticThe space or room just below the roof of a building, often used for storage.
6,561autobiographyA book about a person's own life, written by that person.
6,562awaitTo wait for something to happen.
6,563broadcastera person or organization that transmits programs on radio or television.
6,564buddhismA religion and philosophy founded in ancient India based on the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama.
6,565cachea hidden store of things, especially one kept in a secret place.
6,566coherentLogical and consistent; clearly expressed and easy to understand.
6,567comfyProviding physical comfort; pleasant and relaxing to wear or use.
6,568condoA privately owned unit in a building or complex where residents share common areas.
6,569criticizeTo point out the faults or problems of someone or something.
6,570cultivationthe process of preparing land and growing crops, or the development of a skill or quality
6,571dinga small dent or nick on a surface, especially on a vehicle.
6,572displacementthe forced movement of people or things from their usual place.
6,573disrespectlack of respect or courtesy toward someone.
6,574drasticstrong, extreme, and having a big effect, especially when the situation is urgent.
6,575ediblesafe and suitable to be eaten.
6,576endorseTo publicly say that you support or approve of something.
6,577enhancementthe process of improving the quality, value, or attractiveness of something.
6,578faxto send a document electronically over a telephone line using a fax machine.
6,579flickto move or strike something with a quick, light snap or jerk.
6,580funkyhaving a strange, unpleasant, or unconventional quality; also used positively to mean having a strong, rhythmic, or stylish character.
6,581gaga joke or funny remark, especially one used by a comedian.
6,582geeA mild exclamation expressing surprise, enthusiasm, or mild disappointment.
6,583giganticextremely large; of very great size.
6,584gillthe breathing organ of a fish or other aquatic animal, used to absorb oxygen from water.
6,585groomto clean and care for an animal or oneself; to make neat and tidy.
6,586guitarista person who plays the guitar
6,587halftimethe interval between the two halves of a game or match.
6,588hasha dish of chopped meat and potatoes mixed together and cooked; also means to chop or mix up roughly.
6,589inactivenot active; not doing anything or not functioning.
6,590inspectTo look at something carefully in order to check its condition or quality.
6,591laurelhonor or glory gained from achievement; also an evergreen shrub associated with victory.
6,592leftista person who holds left-wing political views, favoring social equality and progressive change.
6,593legitimacyThe quality of being lawful, justified, or widely accepted.
6,594lizarda cold-blooded reptile with four legs, a long tail, and scaly skin.
6,595lyricthe words of a song, especially one that expresses personal feelings or emotions.
6,596maximizeto make something as large or as effective as possible
6,597morallyin a way that relates to principles of right and wrong behavior.
6,598mushrooma type of fungus with a cap-shaped top, often found in damp places and used as food.
6,599paradoxA statement or situation that seems contradictory but may reveal a deeper truth.
6,600peacefullyin a calm and quiet manner, without disturbance or conflict.