WORDED

The 7,401–7,500 most common English words

  1. 7,401medicinalhaving properties that help cure or treat disease; related to medicine.
  2. 7,402monoa musical piece or performance by a single person alone.
  3. 7,403numbHaving lost the ability to feel sensation, especially due to cold or shock.
  4. 7,404overlookTo fail to notice something; to have a view over something from above.
  5. 7,405pastrya baked food item made from dough rich in fat, often filled or topped with sweet or savory ingredients.
  6. 7,406pawnTo deposit an object with a pawnbroker in exchange for money, with the option to reclaim it later.
  7. 7,407pediatricrelating to the medical care of infants and children.
  8. 7,408persistto continue doing something despite difficulty or opposition
  9. 7,409plannera person or tool that helps organize tasks, schedules, or events in advance.
  10. 7,410plasterA soft mixture of lime, sand, and water that hardens when dry, used for coating walls and ceilings.
  11. 7,411playfulfond of games and amusement; full of fun and high spirits.
  12. 7,412quirkyCharacterized by unusual or unexpected traits; eccentric in an appealing way.
  13. 7,413quotaa fixed share or limited quantity that is officially allowed or required.
  14. 7,414rationalethe set of reasons or logical basis for a course of action or belief.
  15. 7,415reapto receive the results or benefits of your actions
  16. 7,416rebounda recovery or return to a better condition after a setback.
  17. 7,417recessa period of time when work or school is temporarily stopped for rest or play.
  18. 7,418redeemto make up for past faults; to restore the worth or reputation of oneself or something
  19. 7,419reformationthe action or process of reforming an institution, system, or practice.
  20. 7,420residuea small amount of something that remains after the main part has gone or been removed.
  21. 7,421roboticsThe branch of technology that deals with the design, construction, and operation of robots.
  22. 7,422runoffwater that flows over the surface of land and into streams or rivers, especially after rain.
  23. 7,423salsaa spicy sauce made from tomatoes, onions, and chili peppers, often used as a dip.
  24. 7,424semiconductorA material whose electrical conductivity is between that of a conductor and an insulator, used in electronic devices.
  25. 7,425sentimentalHaving or showing tender feelings, especially about the past.
  26. 7,426simultaneoushappening or done at the same time as something else.
  27. 7,427snatchto grab or seize something quickly and suddenly
  28. 7,428spookyStrange and frightening; causing a feeling of fear or unease.
  29. 7,429stealthcautious and secret movement to avoid being noticed.
  30. 7,430subseta part of a larger group or set that shares certain characteristics
  31. 7,431suspensea state of excited uncertainty or anxiety while waiting for something to happen
  32. 7,432syntaxThe set of rules that define how words or symbols must be arranged to form correct sentences or code.
  33. 7,433tandema partnership or arrangement in which two people or things work together closely.
  34. 7,434tertiaryThird in order, rank, or importance; relating to higher education beyond secondary school.
  35. 7,435thyroidA large endocrine gland in the neck that produces hormones regulating growth and metabolism.
  36. 7,436tidyneat and orderly in appearance.
  37. 7,437timelessnot affected by the passage of time; remaining relevant or beautiful forever.
  38. 7,438unreliableNot able to be trusted or depended on; likely to fail or give wrong information.
  39. 7,439upbeatcheerful and optimistic; positive in mood or tone.
  40. 7,440usableable to be used; fit for use.
  41. 7,441vanguardThe foremost position in a movement or field; those who lead the way.
  42. 7,442vomitto expel the contents of the stomach through the mouth involuntarily.
  43. 7,443vulgarlacking good taste or refinement; crude and offensive.
  44. 7,444waivera document or statement that officially gives up a right or claim.
  45. 7,445watersheda turning point or event that marks an important change or division.
  46. 7,446weaveto interlace threads or strands together to form fabric or a pattern.
  47. 7,447adrenalinea hormone released by the body in response to excitement or danger, causing increased heart rate and energy.
  48. 7,448alleviateto make something, especially pain or a problem, less severe
  49. 7,449anarchyA state of disorder due to the absence of authority or government.
  50. 7,450ashoreonto or to the shore or land from the water.
  51. 7,451ballrooma large room used for formal dancing and social events.
  52. 7,452beginnerA person who is new to a skill or activity and is just starting to learn it.
  53. 7,453bilingualable to speak and use two languages fluently
  54. 7,454canopyA covering layer, especially the upper layer of branches and leaves in a forest.
  55. 7,455cherishto hold something dear and feel great affection for it
  56. 7,456chuckleTo laugh quietly.
  57. 7,457combA flat tool with a row of teeth used for tidying or arranging hair.
  58. 7,458concealto hide something from being seen or discovered
  59. 7,459condemnationstrong disapproval or criticism of something considered wrong or evil.
  60. 7,460cruisera large, fast warship or a police patrol car.
  61. 7,461curlto form or move in a curved or spiral shape.
  62. 7,462dartto move suddenly and rapidly in a particular direction.
  63. 7,463denimA sturdy cotton fabric, usually blue, used to make jeans and jackets.
  64. 7,464dependencythe state of relying on someone or something for support or survival.
  65. 7,465disableto make something unable to function or operate properly.
  66. 7,466dishonestNot honest; inclined to lie, cheat, or deceive.
  67. 7,467dosageThe amount or size of a dose of medicine or other substance to be taken at one time or over a period.
  68. 7,468doubtfulfeeling uncertain or skeptical about something; unlikely to be true or happen.
  69. 7,469dysfunctionimpaired or abnormal functioning of a system, organ, or group.
  70. 7,470encyclopediaA reference work containing articles on many subjects or on numerous aspects of a particular field.
  71. 7,471endowmentA sum of money or property donated to an institution to provide ongoing financial support.
  72. 7,472enrichmentthe process of improving or enhancing the quality, value, or extent of something.
  73. 7,473erectTo build or set upright; to construct or raise something into position.
  74. 7,474erectionthe process of building or putting up a structure.
  75. 7,475eruptiona sudden bursting out of lava, gas, or ash from a volcano; or a sudden outbreak of something.
  76. 7,476examinerA person who inspects, tests, or evaluates someone or something officially.
  77. 7,477faunaAll the animals of a particular region or time period.
  78. 7,478finelyin a very small or delicate manner; with great precision or detail.
  79. 7,479flirtto behave in a playfully romantic or sexually suggestive way toward someone.
  80. 7,480fluentable to speak or write a language easily and accurately
  81. 7,481fluteA slender wind instrument played by blowing across a hole near one end.
  82. 7,482footprintthe impact or effect that something has on the environment, or the area of ground covered by something.
  83. 7,483forethe front part of a ship or aircraft.
  84. 7,484forefrontthe leading or most important position in a field or movement.
  85. 7,485freshwaterof, relating to, or living in water that is not salty.
  86. 7,486hardento become or make something firm, tough, or less sensitive
  87. 7,487hatefulfeeling or showing strong dislike or hatred toward someone or something.
  88. 7,488hepatitisInflammation of the liver, often caused by a viral infection.
  89. 7,489inheritTo receive money or property from someone after they die.
  90. 7,490initiationthe act of beginning something or of formally introducing someone into a group or organization.
  91. 7,491intenselyin a very strong, extreme, or focused manner
  92. 7,492jeopardydanger of loss, harm, or failure.
  93. 7,493listenerA person who listens, especially attentively.
  94. 7,494lockdowna state of emergency in which people are required to stay in a particular place, usually their homes, and movement is restricted.
  95. 7,495mandarinThe official standard language of China, based on the Beijing dialect.
  96. 7,496masta tall vertical pole on a ship that supports sails or rigging.
  97. 7,497mattehaving a dull, flat surface with no shine or gloss.
  98. 7,498mediocreof only average or moderate quality; not very good.
  99. 7,499moronsstupid or foolish people (plural of moron, used as an insult).
  100. 7,500nicotinea poisonous chemical compound found in tobacco that causes addiction.