WORDED

The 7,101–7,200 most common English words

  1. 7,101bedtimethe usual time when a person goes to bed to sleep
  2. 7,102belongingspersonal possessions or items that someone owns
  3. 7,103blushTo become red in the face, especially from embarrassment or shyness.
  4. 7,104boosteran additional dose of a vaccine given to strengthen or extend immunity, or something that increases power or support.
  5. 7,105bunA rounded knot of hair gathered at the back or top of the head; also a small, soft bread roll.
  6. 7,106calculatorA small electronic device used to perform mathematical calculations.
  7. 7,107calmlyIn a calm and peaceful manner, without panic or excitement.
  8. 7,108captivitythe state of being kept confined or imprisoned, unable to move freely
  9. 7,109catastropheA sudden and widespread disaster or great misfortune.
  10. 7,110chemotherapyA type of cancer treatment that uses powerful drugs to kill or slow the growth of cancer cells.
  11. 7,111commuteto travel regularly between one's home and place of work
  12. 7,112complementaryCombining in a way that enhances or completes each other; going well together.
  13. 7,113concussionA temporary brain injury caused by a blow or jolt to the head, often resulting in headache, dizziness, or loss of consciousness.
  14. 7,114connectivitythe state or degree of being connected, especially through networks or transport links.
  15. 7,115consulatethe official premises where a consul works and provides services to citizens abroad
  16. 7,116contendTo argue or state firmly; to compete for something.
  17. 7,117convictA person found guilty of a crime and sent to prison; to find someone guilty.
  18. 7,118cravinga strong desire or longing for something.
  19. 7,119culinaryrelating to cooking or the kitchen
  20. 7,120demographicsStatistical data relating to a population, such as age, income, and gender.
  21. 7,121dina loud, unpleasant, and prolonged noise.
  22. 7,122discreteindividually separate and distinct; not continuous.
  23. 7,123dissentto hold or express opinions that are different from those officially accepted.
  24. 7,124disturbto interrupt or upset the peace, rest, or calm of someone or something.
  25. 7,125eminentfamous and respected, especially in a particular field.
  26. 7,126encryptionthe process of converting information into a coded form to prevent unauthorized access.
  27. 7,127endeavorto try hard to do or achieve something
  28. 7,128flopa complete failure; something that does not succeed
  29. 7,129followerA person who supports or admires a leader, idea, or person.
  30. 7,130fraternitya social organization or brotherhood, especially one for male students at a college or university.
  31. 7,131furrycovered with fur or something resembling fur; soft and hairy.
  32. 7,132glitterto shine with a bright, shimmering, reflected light.
  33. 7,133graveyardan area of land, usually beside a church, where dead people are buried
  34. 7,134hardshipa condition that causes suffering or difficulty
  35. 7,135henA female chicken, especially one kept for laying eggs.
  36. 7,136implicationA possible effect or result of an action or decision.
  37. 7,137induceTo cause or bring about a particular feeling or state.
  38. 7,138insecuritya feeling of uncertainty or lack of confidence in oneself.
  39. 7,139interrogationThe act of questioning someone formally and thoroughly, often by authorities.
  40. 7,140irrationalNot based on reason or logic; illogical.
  41. 7,141lettuceA green leafy plant whose leaves are eaten raw in salads and sandwiches.
  42. 7,142lithiuma soft, silver-white metallic element, also used as a medication to treat bipolar disorder.
  43. 7,143lucrativeProducing a large amount of profit; highly profitable.
  44. 7,144managerialrelating to the work or role of a manager.
  45. 7,145mangoa tropical fruit with sweet, juicy orange flesh and a large pit, grown in warm climates.
  46. 7,146mistera title of courtesy used before a man's surname or full name.
  47. 7,147moderatelyto a medium degree; not too much and not too little.
  48. 7,148multimediausing or involving several different types of media, such as text, audio, images, and video, combined together.
  49. 7,149multinationalinvolving or operating in several different countries.
  50. 7,150oasisa fertile spot in a desert where water is found; a pleasant place or situation in the midst of difficulty.
  51. 7,151oddlyin a strange or unexpected way; unusually
  52. 7,152outskirtsthe outer areas or edges of a city or town
  53. 7,153paganrelating to religions that are not part of the main world religions, especially pre-Christian beliefs.
  54. 7,154planetaryrelating to a planet or planets
  55. 7,155porcelainA hard, white, translucent ceramic material made by firing kaolin at high temperatures.
  56. 7,156processorscomponents that execute instructions and perform calculations in a computer or device.
  57. 7,157programmera person who writes computer programs
  58. 7,158promotera person or organization that organizes or finances an event or activity.
  59. 7,159psalmA sacred song or hymn, especially one of those in the biblical Book of Psalms.
  60. 7,160psychiatrythe branch of medicine that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders.
  61. 7,161pubsplural of pub; informal drinking establishments where people gather to socialize.
  62. 7,162pursuantin accordance with; following or carrying out (a rule, plan, or goal).
  63. 7,163repetitiveCharacterized by doing or saying the same thing many times over.
  64. 7,164reversala change to the opposite direction, decision, or outcome.
  65. 7,165rhymeto end with the same sound as another word, or a word that shares that ending sound.
  66. 7,166rueto feel regret or sorrow about something.
  67. 7,167saturdaysthe days of the week that follow Friday and precede Sunday, often associated with rest or leisure.
  68. 7,168savvyhaving practical knowledge and good judgment in a particular field.
  69. 7,169scannerA device that reads and converts physical documents or images into digital data.
  70. 7,170schizophreniaA severe mental disorder characterized by distorted thinking, hallucinations, and a disconnect from reality.
  71. 7,171seriousnessthe quality of being important, grave, or requiring careful thought
  72. 7,172spreea period of doing something enjoyable or excessive without restraint
  73. 7,173stakeholderspeople or groups who have an interest or investment in the outcome of a project or organization.
  74. 7,174subsidyMoney given by a government to help an industry or lower prices.
  75. 7,175supan informal greeting meaning 'what's up?' or 'hello'.
  76. 7,176superficialExisting or occurring at or on the surface; lacking depth or thoroughness.
  77. 7,177tame(of an animal) not wild or afraid of people; gentle and easy to handle.
  78. 7,178toppinga layer of food placed on top of another food to add flavor or decoration.
  79. 7,179upstreamsituated or moving in the direction toward the source of a stream or river; at an earlier stage in a process.
  80. 7,180vapora substance in the form of gas, especially one that is usually a liquid or solid at normal temperatures.
  81. 7,181vowa solemn promise or pledge.
  82. 7,182waitressa woman whose job is to serve food and drinks to customers at a restaurant
  83. 7,183walnuta wrinkled edible nut with a hard shell, produced by the walnut tree.
  84. 7,184waterfrontthe part of a town or city that is next to an area of water such as a river, lake, or the sea.
  85. 7,185acquaintanceA person one knows slightly, but who is not a close friend.
  86. 7,186airesplural of 'air'; an affected manner or haughty behavior intended to impress others.
  87. 7,187ambusha surprise attack from a hidden position.
  88. 7,188amendto make changes or improvements to something, especially a document or law.
  89. 7,189arroganceAn exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities; offensive pride.
  90. 7,190attendeespeople who are present at an event or gathering
  91. 7,191baptisma Christian ceremony in which a person is sprinkled with or immersed in water as a sign of religious initiation.
  92. 7,192blokeAn ordinary man or fellow (chiefly British informal).
  93. 7,193blondHaving fair or golden-yellow colored hair.
  94. 7,194blurSomething that is unclear or difficult to see; a smeared or indistinct shape.
  95. 7,195boogieto dance energetically, especially to pop or rock music.
  96. 7,196bookera person whose job is to arrange and hire performers, speakers, or guests for events or venues.
  97. 7,197bowelthe long tube in the body that digests food and removes waste; the intestine.
  98. 7,198browThe forehead, or the ridge above the eye.
  99. 7,199bureaucracya system of government or administration with complex rules and many departments.
  100. 7,200cabbagea round vegetable with thick green or purple leaves, often used in cooking.