The 7,701–7,800 most common English words

1. 7,701tediousToo long, slow, or dull; tiresome and boring.
2. 7,702tuga short, sharp pull
3. 7,703utilizationthe action of making practical and effective use of something.
4. 7,704winka quick closing and opening of one eye, often as a signal or gesture
5. 7,705ancestorA person from whom you are descended, such as a great-grandparent.
6. 7,706arborA shaded garden structure formed by trees, shrubs, or latticework supporting climbing plants.
7. 7,707astronomicalExtremely large; of a size or amount that is very hard to imagine.
8. 7,708attireclothing or outfit, especially of a particular kind.
9. 7,709autographa person's own handwritten signature, especially that of a celebrity.
10. 7,710axleA rod or spindle on which a wheel or pair of wheels revolves.
11. 7,711barleyA cereal grain used in food, animal feed, and brewing beer.
12. 7,712botanicalrelating to botany or the scientific study of plants.
13. 7,713bragto boast or speak with excessive pride about one's achievements or possessions
14. 7,714breakouta sudden success or achievement that brings widespread attention or fame.
15. 7,715catchyPleasant and easily remembered; likely to attract attention.
16. 7,716ceremonialrelating to or used for formal ceremonies or rituals.
17. 7,717chequeA written order to a bank to pay a specified sum from one's account.
18. 7,718choreographyThe sequence of steps and movements designed for a dance or performance.
19. 7,719clingto hold tightly onto something or stick closely to a surface.
20. 7,720coincideto happen at the same time or place as something else.
21. 7,721commemorateto do something special to honour or remember an important person or event.
22. 7,722concurrentexisting, happening, or done at the same time.
23. 7,723crocodileA large reptile with a long snout and sharp teeth that lives in tropical rivers and swamps.
24. 7,724cuba young animal, especially a bear, lion, or fox.
25. 7,725diapera piece of absorbent material wrapped around a baby's bottom to catch waste.
26. 7,726differentiationthe process of identifying or developing differences between things.
27. 7,727dineto eat dinner or a formal meal
28. 7,728dissolveto become absorbed into a liquid; to melt away.
29. 7,729dubiousHesitating or doubting; not to be relied upon; suspicious.
30. 7,730eagerlywith great enthusiasm and impatience; keenly.
31. 7,731ecclesiasticalrelating to the Christian Church or its clergy.
32. 7,732elkA large deer native to North America and parts of Asia, known for its impressive antlers.
33. 7,733exhaustiona state of extreme tiredness or being completely drained of energy
34. 7,734expectancya state of hoping or expecting that something will happen
35. 7,735famouslyin a way that is widely known or celebrated; notably.
36. 7,736fellainformal word for a man or boy.
37. 7,737fingerprintthe unique mark left by the pattern of ridges on a fingertip.
38. 7,738fishermana person who catches fish, especially as a job or hobby.
39. 7,739flapto move up and down or back and forth with a waving motion.
40. 7,740folkloretraditional stories, beliefs, and customs passed down through generations within a community.
41. 7,741galacticrelating to a galaxy, especially the Milky Way; extremely large in scale.
42. 7,742gardenerA person who tends and cultivates a garden.
43. 7,743gleegreat delight or happiness, often expressed openly
44. 7,744grassrootsrelating to or involving ordinary people at a local or community level, rather than leadership or institutions.
45. 7,745gravitationalrelating to the force of gravity that attracts objects toward one another.
46. 7,746gunshotthe firing of a gun, or the sound or wound produced by it.
47. 7,747hereditarypassed down from parents to children through genes; inherited.
48. 7,748hiatusa pause or gap in activity, especially one of some duration.
49. 7,749homesteada house, especially a farmhouse, together with the land and buildings around it where a family lives and works.
50. 7,750horriblyin a horrible manner; to a shocking or unpleasant degree.
51. 7,751horsepowerA unit of power used to measure the output of engines and motors.
52. 7,752huea shade or variety of color
53. 7,753intellectThe power of the mind to think, reason, and understand.
54. 7,754interchangeto exchange things, especially ideas or information, with each other.
55. 7,755jihadA struggle or striving in the way of God; in Islam, it can refer to an inner moral effort or, in some contexts, an armed holy war.
56. 7,756knoba rounded lump or handle, especially one used to open a door or drawer.
57. 7,757lapsea temporary failure or decline from a previous standard of behavior.
58. 7,758ledgerA book or digital record in which financial accounts are kept.
59. 7,759loafa shaped mass of bread baked in one piece.
60. 7,760lootto steal goods, especially during a war or disaster.
61. 7,761magnesiuma lightweight silvery-white metallic element essential for many biological and industrial processes.
62. 7,762mimicTo imitate or copy the actions, appearance, or sound of someone or something.
63. 7,763mindfulConscious and aware of something; paying careful attention.
64. 7,764muralA large painting or artwork applied directly to a wall or ceiling.
65. 7,765muskA strong-smelling substance used in perfumes, originally secreted by certain animals.
66. 7,766myriadA countless or extremely large number of something.
67. 7,767nasalrelating to the nose.
68. 7,768nauticalrelating to sailors, ships, or navigation at sea.
69. 7,769neatlyin a tidy and orderly way
70. 7,770negativitythe tendency to be pessimistic or focus on bad aspects of a situation.
71. 7,771noteworthydeserving attention or notice; remarkable
72. 7,772odorA smell, especially an unpleasant one.
73. 7,773paddlea short pole with a flat blade used to move a boat through water.
74. 7,774parrotTo repeat or imitate someone's words or actions without understanding.
75. 7,775plungeto jump or dive quickly into something; to drop suddenly.
76. 7,776powerlesslacking the ability or authority to act or make a difference.
77. 7,777pragmaticdealing with things in a practical and sensible way rather than following fixed theories or ideals.
78. 7,778quasiseemingly; partly; to some degree resembling something but not truly being it.
79. 7,779radiantSending out light or warmth; glowing brightly; showing great joy or health.
80. 7,780refineryA factory where raw materials such as oil or sugar are purified and processed.
81. 7,781remorsea feeling of deep regret or guilt for having done something wrong.
82. 7,782sanitythe state of having a healthy and sound mind; the quality of being reasonable.
83. 7,783showdowna final confrontation or decisive contest between opposing sides.
84. 7,784shuffleto walk by dragging one's feet along the ground without lifting them.
85. 7,785skylinethe outline of buildings or land seen against the sky.
86. 7,786slaba thick, flat piece of a hard material such as stone or concrete.
87. 7,787stockinga long sock hung by the fireplace to receive gifts at Christmas, or a close-fitting covering for the leg and foot.
88. 7,788supplementalProviding something extra that is added to complete or enhance something else.
89. 7,789swimmera person who swims
90. 7,790tariffA tax or duty paid on imported or exported goods.
91. 7,791technoA style of fast electronic dance music with a repetitive beat, originating in Detroit in the 1980s.
92. 7,792tellera bank employee who receives and pays out money over the counter.
93. 7,793trancea half-conscious state in which a person is unaware of their surroundings, often resembling sleep or deep meditation.
94. 7,794travellera person who is travelling or who travels often.
95. 7,795unconditionalNot subject to any conditions or limitations; absolute.
96. 7,796unforgettableSo remarkable or impressive that it cannot be forgotten.
97. 7,797volatilitythe tendency to change rapidly and unpredictably, especially in price or mood
98. 7,798weakento make or become less strong or powerful.
99. 7,799webcamA camera connected to a computer that captures and transmits video over the internet.
100. 7,800abolishto formally put an end to a law, system, or institution