The 6,901–7,000 most common English words

6,901expositiona large public exhibition or show; also, writing or speech that explains something in detail.
6,902fartto release gas from the digestive system through the anus, or the sound and smell produced by doing so.
6,903fluffyLight, soft, and airy in texture; covered with or resembling fluff.
6,904fundraiseran event or campaign organized to collect money for a cause or organization.
6,905garmentA piece of clothing.
6,906geometricrelating to or using the shapes, lines, and angles studied in geometry.
6,907graciousKind, polite, and pleasant, especially in a generous or courteous way.
6,908grina broad smile showing the teeth
6,909heapa disorderly pile or large amount of something.
6,910humto make a low, continuous sound with closed lips
6,911humilityA modest view of one's own importance; the quality of not being proud.
6,912impeachmentThe formal process of charging a public official with misconduct in office.
6,913inherentlyin a permanent, essential, or characteristic way; by nature.
6,914inventora person who creates or designs something that has never existed before.
6,915leopardA large wild cat with a yellowish coat covered in dark spots, native to Africa and Asia.
6,916librariana person who works in a library and helps people find and use books and other resources.
6,917lumbertimber that has been cut and prepared for use as building material.
6,918madama formal or polite form of address for a woman.
6,919maritalrelating to marriage or the relationship between husband and wife.
6,920medsinformal word for medications or prescription drugs.
6,921multitudea very large number of people or things
6,922museto think deeply and quietly about something; to ponder.
6,923nannya person, typically a woman, employed to care for children in a household.
6,924nineteenThe cardinal number equal to 18 plus 1; one more than eighteen.
6,925nucleusthe dense central part of an atom, cell, or group, around which other parts are organized.
6,926orbitalrelating to the orbit of a celestial body or spacecraft around another object.
6,927organismA living thing, such as a plant, animal, or single cell.
6,928overhaula thorough examination and repair or improvement of something
6,929patriotismlove and devotion to one's own country.
6,930periodicallyhappening at regular intervals; from time to time.
6,931poppya plant with bright red (or other coloured) flowers, whose seeds are used in cooking and whose sap is used to make opium.
6,932readinessthe state of being fully prepared for something
6,933redundantunnecessarily repetitive or exceeding what is needed.
6,934resemblancethe state of looking or being similar to someone or something
6,935ribOne of the curved bones forming the chest wall.
6,936sermonA speech on a religious or moral topic, typically given during a church service.
6,937slenderthin and delicate in an attractive way.
6,938sloppyCareless and untidy; done without enough care or effort.
6,939societalrelating to society as a whole
6,940speca detailed description of the design, materials, or requirements for something.
6,941spongeA soft, porous material used for washing or absorbing liquid.
6,942suckera person who is easily deceived or taken advantage of.
6,943superioritythe state or condition of being higher in quality, rank, or ability than others.
6,944surrealhaving a strange, dreamlike, or bizarre quality that seems unreal.
6,945teaseto make fun of or mock someone in a playful or unkind way.
6,946transmittera device or person that sends out signals, messages, or broadcasts
6,947typhoonA large, powerful tropical storm with strong winds and heavy rain, occurring in the western Pacific Ocean.
6,948unrealso strange or extraordinary as to seem not real; fantastic or dreamlike.
6,949vaccinationthe act of giving a vaccine to protect against a disease.
6,950vibrationa rapid back-and-forth movement or trembling motion.
6,951wartimethe period during which a war is happening.
6,952wicketa set of three stumps topped by bails, used as a target in cricket.
6,953abdominalrelating to the abdomen or belly area of the body.
6,954adolescentA young person developing from a child into an adult; a teenager.
6,955announcerA person who introduces or presents information aloud, especially on radio, television, or at events.
6,956backdropa background or setting against which something takes place.
6,957beauA romantic male companion or boyfriend.
6,958blackouta period when all lights go out or power is lost over a wide area.
6,959bluffA attempt to deceive someone by pretending to be stronger or more confident than one really is.
6,960cartelA group of businesses or countries that agree to fix prices and limit competition.
6,961catastrophicInvolving or causing sudden great disaster or suffering.
6,962caucusa private meeting of members of a political party to select candidates or decide policy.
6,963charcoala black material made by burning wood slowly, used for drawing or as fuel.
6,964cheesyLacking taste or quality; overly sentimental or corny in a way that seems cheap or insincere.
6,965citrusa group of fruits such as oranges, lemons, and limes, known for their sharp, tangy flavor.
6,966claddressed or covered in a particular material or clothing.
6,967columnistA person who writes a regular article for a newspaper or magazine.
6,968competencethe ability to do something successfully or efficiently
6,969constituenta person who lives in and is represented by an elected official's district.
6,970contagiousable to spread from one person to another by contact or close proximity.
6,971convenientlyin a way that makes something easy or suitable for one's needs
6,972courtroomThe room in which a court of law meets.
6,973cushiona soft pad or pillow used to absorb shock or provide comfort.
6,974cyclista person who rides a bicycle
6,975dictateto give orders or instructions with authority; to control or determine something.
6,976dorma dormitory; a building at a school or university where students live.
6,977dripTo fall in small drops, or a small drop of liquid.
6,978ductA tube or channel through which air, liquid, or other substances are conveyed.
6,979eccentricbehaving in an unusual or strange way that differs from what is normal.
6,980electromagneticrelating to the combined electric and magnetic fields or the radiation produced by them.
6,981emblemA symbol or badge that represents a person, group, or idea.
6,982fascismA far-right political system characterized by dictatorial power, forcible suppression of opposition, and strong nationalism.
6,983fearfulfeeling or showing fear; frightened or anxious.
6,984festiverelating to or suitable for a celebration or festival; cheerful and joyous.
6,985flyera small printed sheet used to advertise or announce something.
6,986foremana supervisor who oversees workers on a job site or in a factory.
6,987glaciera large, slow-moving mass of ice formed from compacted snow over many years.
6,988improperNot suitable or appropriate for the situation; incorrect or against accepted rules.
6,989influxa large arrival or inflow of people or things into a place.
6,990installmentone of several parts of a payment, story, or series delivered at intervals.
6,991judaismThe monotheistic religion of the Jewish people, based on the Torah and thousands of years of tradition.
6,992kernelthe central or most important part of something; the essential core.
6,993liaisona person or arrangement that enables communication and cooperation between two groups.
6,994minera person who works in a mine, extracting minerals or coal from the earth.
6,995mosaica picture or pattern made by arranging small pieces of colored stone, glass, or tile.
6,996needylacking basic necessities; poor and in need of help.
6,997orphana child whose parents are both dead or have permanently abandoned them.
6,998pattyA flat, rounded portion of ground meat or other food, used in sandwiches or burgers.
6,999pineapplea large tropical fruit with a tough, spiky skin and sweet yellow flesh.
7,000potassiumA soft, silvery-white metallic element essential for bodily functions, symbol K.