WORDED

The 7,801–7,900 most common English words

  1. 7,801accumulateto gather or collect something gradually over time.
  2. 7,802admirabledeserving respect and approval; worthy of admiration.
  3. 7,803adventurouswilling to take risks or try new and exciting experiences.
  4. 7,804ammoammunition; bullets or shells used in firearms.
  5. 7,805anthologyA published collection of poems, stories, or other literary works chosen by an editor.
  6. 7,806anyhowin any case; regardless of other considerations; anyway.
  7. 7,807apea large primate such as a chimpanzee or gorilla, closely related to humans.
  8. 7,808auditora person who officially examines financial accounts or attends a course without credit.
  9. 7,809avalanchea large mass of snow, ice, or rock that suddenly slides down a mountainside.
  10. 7,810badgerto repeatedly ask or pester someone in an annoying way.
  11. 7,811ballisticExtremely angry or out of control; also relating to projectiles moving under gravity after being launched.
  12. 7,812banterplayful and friendly teasing or joking conversation
  13. 7,813bidderA person who offers a price for something at an auction or competition.
  14. 7,814blockbustersomething, especially a movie, that is very successful and popular.
  15. 7,815blueprinta detailed plan or design for achieving something.
  16. 7,816bodied(used in compounds) having a body of a specified kind, e.g. full-bodied means having a rich, strong quality.
  17. 7,817bowlera player who bowls the ball in cricket, or a person who plays the sport of bowling.
  18. 7,818cameoa small but notable appearance by a famous person in a film, show, or other work.
  19. 7,819caramela soft, chewy candy or sweet sauce made by heating sugar until it turns brown.
  20. 7,820charismaticHaving a powerful personal charm or appeal that inspires devotion in others.
  21. 7,821chromosomeA thread-like structure found in the nucleus of cells that carries genetic information in the form of DNA.
  22. 7,822commencementthe beginning of something; a graduation ceremony marking the start of a new chapter.
  23. 7,823concedeto admit that something is true or to give up a claim or position, often reluctantly.
  24. 7,824contestanta person who takes part in a competition or contest.
  25. 7,825contradictoryContaining or involving statements or ideas that are inconsistent with each other.
  26. 7,826conventa community of nuns living together under religious rules, or the building they live in.
  27. 7,827converseto talk informally with someone; to have a conversation.
  28. 7,828corrosionThe gradual destruction of a material, especially metal, by chemical reaction with its environment.
  29. 7,829criba small bed with high sides designed for an infant or very young child.
  30. 7,830dearlyvery much; deeply; with great affection or at great cost.
  31. 7,831defianceopen resistance or bold disobedience against authority or opposition.
  32. 7,832deterto discourage or prevent someone from doing something
  33. 7,833dinerA small, informal restaurant, often open all day and shaped like a railway car.
  34. 7,834dispositionA person's natural tendency or usual mood; an inclination toward a particular behavior.
  35. 7,835ecstasyAn overwhelming feeling of great happiness or joyful excitement.
  36. 7,836eighteenthThe ordinal number for 18; coming after the seventeenth in order.
  37. 7,837eleventhComing after the tenth in order; the ordinal number for eleven.
  38. 7,838envoyA representative or messenger sent by a government or leader on a special mission.
  39. 7,839expirationthe end of a period of validity or usefulness; the act of coming to a close
  40. 7,840expresslyin a clear and definite way; explicitly.
  41. 7,841fabricationSomething that is invented or made up; a lie or false story.
  42. 7,842fascinationA strong feeling of interest or attraction toward something.
  43. 7,843firAn evergreen coniferous tree with needle-like leaves, often used as a Christmas tree.
  44. 7,844foreignera person who comes from another country.
  45. 7,845formulationthe action of creating or expressing something in a systematic or precise way; a particular mixture or preparation.
  46. 7,846frontalrelating to the front part of something, especially the forehead or the front of the brain.
  47. 7,847goaliethe player who guards the goal in sports such as soccer or hockey
  48. 7,848gradienta measure of how steeply a surface, road, or line slopes.
  49. 7,849gravya sauce made from the juices of cooked meat, often thickened with flour.
  50. 7,850herringa type of oily sea fish, or something used to mislead or distract (as in 'red herring').
  51. 7,851hoppera funnel-shaped container that holds material and releases it from the bottom.
  52. 7,852hystericalaffected by or deriving from wildly uncontrolled emotion; extremely funny.
  53. 7,853implantto insert or fix something firmly into something else, especially surgically.
  54. 7,854incompatibleunable to exist or work together without conflict
  55. 7,855injunctionan official court order requiring someone to do or stop doing a specific action.
  56. 7,856innateexisting from birth; natural, not learned.
  57. 7,857keynotethe main or central theme of a speech or event; the principal address given at a gathering.
  58. 7,858kidnapto take someone away illegally by force, usually to demand money or something in return.
  59. 7,859lamaa title for a spiritual leader or monk in Tibetan Buddhism.
  60. 7,860motivationalproviding encouragement or incentive to do something.
  61. 7,861nightlyhappening or done every night.
  62. 7,862notwithstandingin spite of; despite; nevertheless
  63. 7,863paralysisloss of the ability to move part or all of the body.
  64. 7,864patientlyin a calm and tolerant way, without complaining or rushing
  65. 7,865pawthe foot of an animal that has claws or nails.
  66. 7,866pianista person who plays the piano, especially as a profession or with great skill.
  67. 7,867placeboA substance with no therapeutic effect given to a patient who believes it is real medicine.
  68. 7,868podcastsdigital audio or video programs available for streaming or download, often released as episodes.
  69. 7,869postponeto delay an event to a later time
  70. 7,870progressivelyin a gradual and steady manner, increasing step by step over time.
  71. 7,871puntto kick the ball to the opposing team after failing to advance, or informally to give up on something.
  72. 7,872repetitionthe act of doing or saying something again, often multiple times.
  73. 7,873retrospectiveLooking back on or dealing with past events or situations.
  74. 7,874reviseto look over and correct or improve something written or planned
  75. 7,875righteousnessthe quality of being morally right or virtuous
  76. 7,876rinseto wash something lightly with clean water to remove soap or dirt
  77. 7,877scalpthe skin covering the top of the head, where hair grows
  78. 7,878shutterthe part of a camera that opens and closes to expose the film or sensor to light.
  79. 7,879sparrowA small, common brown or grey bird often found near human settlements.
  80. 7,880speculateto form opinions without having complete or certain information; to guess or theorize.
  81. 7,881spinachA dark green leafy vegetable rich in iron and vitamins.
  82. 7,882squatto crouch or sit with knees bent and body low to the ground.
  83. 7,883sublimeof such great excellence or beauty as to inspire awe or admiration.
  84. 7,884sweetnessThe quality of having a pleasant, sugary taste or a charming, kind nature.
  85. 7,885teamworkcooperative effort by members of a group working together toward a shared goal.
  86. 7,886tequilaA strong alcoholic drink made from the blue agave plant, originally from Mexico.
  87. 7,887terrestrialrelating to the Earth or to life on land, as opposed to water or space.
  88. 7,888thuga violent or brutal criminal; a rough and dangerous person.
  89. 7,889twentiesThe decade of the 1920s, or the years of age from 20 to 29.
  90. 7,890uncoverTo find out or reveal something that was hidden.
  91. 7,891unnaturalNot natural; strange or artificial in a way that seems odd or wrong.
  92. 7,892unstoppableimpossible to stop or prevent from continuing.
  93. 7,893upfronthonest and direct; not hiding anything.
  94. 7,894urgentlyin a way that requires immediate attention or action
  95. 7,895virginitythe state of never having had sexual intercourse.
  96. 7,896wharfA level quayside area where ships are loaded and unloaded.
  97. 7,897wrestleto struggle or grapple with something difficult, either physically or mentally.
  98. 7,898altoThe lowest female singing voice, or a singer with that voice range.
  99. 7,899analyseto examine something in detail in order to understand or explain it.
  100. 7,900anomalySomething that deviates from what is standard, normal, or expected.