The 7,601–7,700 most common English words

1. 7,601ridiculouslyin a way that is absurd or deserving of mockery; to an extreme or unreasonable degree.
2. 7,602shootouta fight or exchange of gunfire between two parties, or a tie-breaking penalty competition in sports.
3. 7,603spectatora person who watches an event without taking part in it.
4. 7,604speculativeBased on guesswork or theory rather than known facts; involving financial risk.
5. 7,605stripea long narrow band or strip that differs in color or texture from the surrounding area.
6. 7,606symmetryexact correspondence of form or arrangement on opposite sides of a dividing line.
7. 7,607syndicateto publish or broadcast content through a network of outlets, or to form a group of individuals united for a common purpose.
8. 7,608tightento make something firmer, more secure, or less loose.
9. 7,609trustworthydeserving of trust or confidence; reliable and honest.
10. 7,610twelfthThe ordinal number matching the position after the eleventh; number twelve in a sequence.
11. 7,611tyreA rubber covering fitted around a wheel to grip the road and absorb shocks.
12. 7,612ultrasoundsound waves at a frequency too high for humans to hear, used in medical imaging.
13. 7,613usherto guide or escort someone to a place
14. 7,614vascularrelating to the vessels that carry blood or sap in animals or plants.
15. 7,615wholesomeConducive to good health or well-being; morally good and clean.
16. 7,616allegationA claim that someone has done something wrong, made without proof.
17. 7,617ancestryThe family or ethnic descent from which a person is descended; lineage.
18. 7,618annexa building or section added on to a larger main building.
19. 7,619antibiotica substance that kills or inhibits the growth of bacteria, used to treat infections.
20. 7,620avidHaving or showing a keen interest or enthusiasm for something.
21. 7,621bargea flat-bottomed boat used for carrying heavy goods on rivers or canals.
22. 7,622bartendera person who serves drinks at a bar
23. 7,623birchA slender deciduous tree with smooth, often white or silvery bark.
24. 7,624blandlacking strong flavor, interest, or excitement; mild and dull.
25. 7,625bohemianliving an unconventional, creative, and carefree lifestyle, often associated with artists and writers.
26. 7,626bonga deep resonant sound, especially one made by a large bell.
27. 7,627breastfeedingthe practice of feeding a baby with milk directly from the breast
28. 7,628bribeto persuade someone to act in your favor by giving them money or gifts illegally.
29. 7,629bridalrelating to a bride or a wedding ceremony.
30. 7,630broccolia green vegetable with a thick stalk and dense clusters of flower buds, commonly eaten cooked or raw.
31. 7,631bucklea fastening device, typically made of metal, used to connect two ends of a strap or belt.
32. 7,632canoea narrow, lightweight boat that is moved with a paddle.
33. 7,633chillyNoticeably cold in a way that is uncomfortable.
34. 7,634cidera drink made from pressed apples, served either alcoholic or non-alcoholic.
35. 7,635cluelessHaving no knowledge or understanding of something; totally unaware.
36. 7,636consciouslyIn a deliberate and aware manner; done with full awareness or intention.
37. 7,637correlatedhaving a mutual relationship or connection in which one thing affects or depends on another.
38. 7,638correspondto communicate by exchanging letters or messages; to match or be in agreement with something.
39. 7,639cradlea small bed for a baby, usually on rockers, designed to swing gently.
40. 7,640crappyOf very poor quality; inferior or unpleasant.
41. 7,641decencybehavior that conforms to accepted standards of morality or respectability.
42. 7,642despiseTo feel strong contempt or hatred toward someone or something.
43. 7,643destroyera fast, heavily armed warship designed to protect larger vessels and attack enemy ships.
44. 7,644dioceseA district under the pastoral care of a bishop in the Christian church.
45. 7,645docsshort for documents; written or digital files containing information or instructions.
46. 7,646doorstepthe step or area directly in front of an outer door of a building.
47. 7,647equipTo provide someone or something with what is needed.
48. 7,648fellasAn informal plural of 'fellow'; used to refer to a group of men or boys in a friendly way.
49. 7,649glamorousAttractively exciting and impressive in appearance or style.
50. 7,650handlera person who manages, trains, or is responsible for an animal or person.
51. 7,651hangoverthe unpleasant physical effects felt after drinking too much alcohol.
52. 7,652hatersPeople who intensely dislike or have strong negative feelings toward someone or something.
53. 7,653havocwidespread destruction or disorder.
54. 7,654hindLocated at the back or rear; relating to the back part of something.
55. 7,655hittera person who hits, especially a batter in baseball.
56. 7,656hivea structure where bees live and store honey
57. 7,657homophobichaving or showing a strong dislike or prejudice against gay or lesbian people.
58. 7,658humidHaving a high level of moisture or water vapor in the air.
59. 7,659imamA Muslim religious leader who leads prayers in a mosque.
60. 7,660inexperiencedLacking the knowledge or skill that comes from practice or training.
61. 7,661jackpotthe largest prize or a very big unexpected success or reward.
62. 7,662kangarooA large marsupial native to Australia that moves by hopping on its powerful hind legs.
63. 7,663knowinglyin a way that shows awareness or deliberate understanding; consciously.
64. 7,664leggedhaving legs, especially of a specified number or type.
65. 7,665liberalismA political philosophy that values individual rights, civil liberties, democracy, and free markets.
66. 7,666litreA metric unit of volume equal to 1,000 millilitres.
67. 7,667locomotiveA self-propelled vehicle, especially a railway engine, that pulls trains.
68. 7,668mantraA word, phrase, or sound repeated to aid concentration or express a core belief.
69. 7,669mesaA flat-topped hill or plateau with steep sides, common in arid regions.
70. 7,670microscopeAn instrument that uses lenses to magnify objects too small to be seen with the naked eye.
71. 7,671milkyhaving a soft, cloudy white color or appearance, like milk.
72. 7,672mixera kitchen appliance used to blend or beat ingredients together.
73. 7,673monumentalVery large, important, or impressive; of great significance or scale.
74. 7,674motha nocturnal insect similar to a butterfly, often attracted to light and known for damaging fabric.
75. 7,675multiplyto increase greatly in number or amount; to perform mathematical multiplication
76. 7,676nuisancea person, thing, or situation that causes annoyance or inconvenience.
77. 7,677obediencecompliance with an order, rule, or authority
78. 7,678organiseto arrange things in a neat or systematic way.
79. 7,679outinga short trip or excursion taken for pleasure.
80. 7,680overduepast the time when something was expected or required.
81. 7,681overloadto load something with more than it can handle; to burden excessively
82. 7,682payablerequired to be paid; due for payment.
83. 7,683paychecka check or payment given to an employee as wages for work done.
84. 7,684picturesquevisually charming or quaint, as if resembling a picture or painting.
85. 7,685pilgrimagea journey to a sacred or meaningful place, often made for religious reasons.
86. 7,686pivotto turn or shift to a new direction, strategy, or focus.
87. 7,687pivotalof crucial importance in relation to the development or success of something.
88. 7,688preventivedesigned to stop something harmful from happening before it occurs.
89. 7,689primera preparatory coat applied to a surface before the main paint, or an introductory text on a subject.
90. 7,690profitabilitythe state or degree to which a business or activity generates profit.
91. 7,691provoketo deliberately cause a reaction, especially anger or annoyance, in someone.
92. 7,692pulmonaryrelating to or affecting the lungs.
93. 7,693raspberrya small, soft red berry that grows on a thorny bush.
94. 7,694reconcileTo restore friendly relations between people after a conflict.
95. 7,695regressionA return to an earlier or less developed state; a backward movement or decline.
96. 7,696resilientable to recover quickly from difficulties or setbacks
97. 7,697routerA networking device that forwards data packets between computer networks, often used to connect devices to the internet.
98. 7,698shovela tool with a broad blade and a long handle, used for digging or moving loose material such as soil or snow.
99. 7,699surnamea person's family name, shared by members of the same family
100. 7,700synonymousClosely associated with or suggestive of something; having the same or very similar meaning.