The 801–900 most common English words

1. 801additionSomething added; the math operation of adding numbers together.
2. 802aheadIn front; further forward in space or time.
3. 803allowTo let someone do something; to give permission.
4. 804associationA connection or link; an organized group of people with a shared aim.
5. 805beatTo defeat someone; or to hit something repeatedly.
6. 806brownThe color of earth, wood, or coffee.
7. 807capitalThe most important city of a country, where the government is.
8. 808chineseRelating to China, its people, or its language.
9. 809committeeA group of people chosen to do a particular job or make decisions.
10. 810conferenceA large formal meeting where people discuss a particular subject.
11. 811differenceThe way in which two or more things are not the same.
12. 812doubleTwice as much or as many; to make something twice as great.
13. 813expectTo think that something is likely to happen.
14. 814gasA substance like air that is not solid or liquid; fuel for engines.
15. 815islandA piece of land surrounded by water.
16. 816normalUsual, typical, or expected; not unusual.
17. 817populationThe number of people living in a particular place.
18. 818potentialThe possibility of developing or succeeding in the future.
19. 819pressureThe force produced by pressing; a feeling of stress or urgency.
20. 820radioA device that receives sound signals broadcast through the air.
21. 821russianRelating to Russia, its people, or its language.
22. 822stationA place where trains or buses stop for passengers.
23. 823textWritten or printed words; or a message sent by phone.
24. 824treatmentThe care given to cure an illness or deal with a problem.
25. 825westernLocated in or coming from the west.
26. 826beginningThe first part or starting point of something.
27. 827campaignA planned series of actions to achieve a particular goal.
28. 828certainlyWithout doubt; surely.
29. 829completelyTotally; in every way.
30. 830contentHappy and satisfied with what you have.
31. 831creditPraise or recognition given for something good; or money one can borrow.
32. 832crossTo go from one side to the other; or feeling annoyed.
33. 833despiteIn spite of; without being prevented by something.
34. 834femaleBelonging to the sex that can give birth or produce eggs.
35. 835focusTo direct your effort and attention toward one thing.
36. 836hiAn informal greeting, like 'hello'.
37. 837husbandA man that a woman is married to.
38. 838iceWater that has frozen into a hard, solid form.
39. 839individualA single person, considered separately from a group.
40. 840interestingHolding your attention because it is unusual or enjoyable.
41. 841joinTo connect or fasten two or more things together.
42. 842leadingMost important; being in front or in charge.
43. 843messageA piece of information sent or passed from one person to another.
44. 844nearlyAlmost but not quite.
45. 845particularSingle and specific; one in particular rather than general.
46. 846previousExisting or happening before the present one.
47. 847quicklyAt a fast speed; in a short time.
48. 848regionA large area of land that forms part of a country or the world.
49. 849sectionOne of the parts into which something is divided.
50. 850sortA type or kind of person or thing.
51. 851speedHow fast something moves or happens.
52. 852travelTo go from one place to another, especially over a long distance.
53. 853considerTo think about something carefully before deciding.
54. 854contactCommunication with someone; or to get in touch with them.
55. 855dropTo let something fall, or to fall to a lower position.
56. 856fairTreating people in a way that is right and equal; or light in color.
57. 857kidAn informal word for a child.
58. 858linkA connection between things; or a clickable web address.
59. 859positiveHopeful and confident; thinking about the good side of things.
60. 860saleThe act of selling; a period when goods are sold at lower prices.
61. 861throughoutIn or during every part of a period or place.
62. 862tourA journey visiting several places; or to make such a journey.
63. 863welcomeA friendly greeting given to someone arriving; to receive someone gladly.
64. 864absolutelyCompletely; without any doubt.
65. 865additionalMore than what is already there; extra.
66. 866beyondOn or to the further side of; past a certain point.
67. 867extraMore than what is usual or needed; additional.
68. 868immediatelyAt once; without any delay.
69. 869minuteA unit of time equal to sixty seconds.
70. 870natureThe physical world of plants, animals, and landscapes, not made by people.
71. 871quickMoving fast or done in a short time.
72. 872sellTo give something to someone in return for money.
73. 873short-termLasting or relating to only a short period of time.
74. 874significantLarge or important enough to have an effect or be noticed.
75. 875unlessExcept if; in any case other than.
76. 876agreeTo have the same opinion as someone else.
77. 877cleanFree from dirt or marks; to remove dirt from something.
78. 878computerAn electronic machine that stores and processes information.
79. 879constructionThe process or work of building something.
80. 880episodeOne separate part of a TV or radio series; an event in a series of events.
81. 881favoriteLiked more than all others; the one you like best.
82. 882incomeMoney received regularly from work or investments.
83. 883justiceFair treatment according to the law.
84. 884managerA person responsible for running a business, team, or department.
85. 885movementThe act of changing position; or a group working toward a shared aim.
86. 886photoA picture made with a camera.
87. 887safetyThe state of being safe from danger, harm, or injury.
88. 888sceneA view or sight, especially one that is striking or memorable.
89. 889spendTo use time or money for a particular purpose.
90. 890statementSomething said or written that gives information clearly.
91. 891sunThe star that gives light and heat to the earth.
92. 892abilityThe power or skill needed to do something.
93. 893coachA person who trains and directs a sports team or player.
94. 894collectionA group of similar things gathered together, especially as a hobby.
95. 895continuedKept going without stopping.
96. 896definitelyWithout any doubt; certainly.
97. 897expectedThought likely to happen; anticipated.
98. 898fridayThe day of the week after Thursday and before Saturday.
99. 899gunA weapon that fires bullets from a metal tube.
100. 900heavyWeighing a lot; difficult to lift or move.