The 8,301–8,400 most common English words

1. 8,301hostela cheap lodging place offering basic accommodation, especially for travelers or young people.
2. 8,302houndto persistently pursue or pester someone.
3. 8,303illegitimatenot authorized by law or rules; not in accordance with accepted standards.
4. 8,304illicitForbidden by law, rules, or custom; not permitted.
5. 8,305incompetencelack of ability or skill to do something properly
6. 8,306insomniathe chronic inability to fall asleep or stay asleep.
7. 8,307interceptionthe act of stopping or catching something before it reaches its intended destination.
8. 8,308lagoona shallow body of water separated from the sea by a sandbank, reef, or barrier
9. 8,309limpto walk unevenly due to injury or pain; an uneven, labored way of walking.
10. 8,310linguisticsthe scientific study of language and its structure.
11. 8,311logicallyin a way that follows clear and sound reasoning.
12. 8,312lunatica person who is mentally ill or wildly foolish
13. 8,313lyricalExpressing deep personal emotions or feelings in a beautiful, song-like way.
14. 8,314manifestationa visible or outward sign that something exists or is happening
15. 8,315migrateto move from one region or country to another, especially seasonally or for better conditions.
16. 8,316mildlyto a small degree; slightly; not severely
17. 8,317miraculousSo extraordinary as to seem like a miracle; amazing and unexpected.
18. 8,318mournto feel or express deep sadness or grief, especially after someone's death.
19. 8,319mundanelacking interest or excitement; relating to ordinary daily life.
20. 8,320nayNo; a word used to refuse or vote against something.
21. 8,321nutshella very brief summary; the smallest possible space for expressing something
22. 8,322obsessiveThinking about something constantly and excessively, to an unhealthy degree.
23. 8,323overboardto an excessive degree; beyond reasonable limits (often in the phrase 'go overboard').
24. 8,324pendanta piece of jewelry that hangs from a chain worn around the neck.
25. 8,325petiteattractively small and delicately built, especially of a woman.
26. 8,326pharmathe pharmaceutical industry; the business of making and selling drugs and medicines.
27. 8,327pimpa person who manages and profits from the work of sex workers, often through coercion.
28. 8,328posteriorsituated at or toward the back or rear of the body.
29. 8,329poucha small bag or pocket-like container used to hold things.
30. 8,330proficiencyA high degree of skill or competence in a subject or activity.
31. 8,331psychoticrelating to or suffering from a severe mental disorder in which thought and emotions are so impaired that contact with reality is lost.
32. 8,332reinforcementthe process of encouraging or strengthening a behavior or belief, often through rewards or support.
33. 8,333relegationThe act of being moved down to a lower rank, division, or category.
34. 8,334repertoireThe body of works or skills that a performer or group is able to perform.
35. 8,335repositorya place or system where things are stored and can be retrieved
36. 8,336rumbleto make a deep, heavy, continuous rolling sound
37. 8,337saloona bar or tavern, especially one found in the American West.
38. 8,338sanctionA penalty for breaking a rule; or official permission or approval.
39. 8,339shacka roughly built, small shelter or cabin.
40. 8,340sireA respectful term used to address a king or male sovereign.
41. 8,341staleNo longer fresh; having lost its original quality due to age or exposure.
42. 8,342stereotypea widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea about a particular type of person or thing.
43. 8,343sterilefree from bacteria or other living microorganisms; completely clean and uncontaminated.
44. 8,344stridea long, decisive step taken while walking or running.
45. 8,345stringentVery strict and precise, leaving little room for error or flexibility.
46. 8,346sulfura yellow nonmetallic chemical element with a sharp, distinctive smell, used in matches, fertilizers, and medicine.
47. 8,347torrenta large, fast-moving stream of water or an overwhelming flow of something.
48. 8,348traineea person who is being trained for a job or skill
49. 8,349trougha long, narrow open container used to hold water or food for animals.
50. 8,350trunksShort pants worn by men or boys for swimming.
51. 8,351tummyan informal word for stomach or abdomen.
52. 8,352unjustNot fair or right; contrary to justice.
53. 8,353upbringingThe way a child is raised and educated during their early years.
54. 8,354wagera bet or sum of money risked on an uncertain outcome.
55. 8,355whacka sharp, heavy blow or hit.
56. 8,356acceleratorA pedal or device used to increase the speed of a vehicle or process.
57. 8,357acrylicA type of synthetic resin or paint made from acrylic acid, known for being fast-drying and water-soluble.
58. 8,358annexationThe action of taking control of a region or territory and incorporating it into another country or state.
59. 8,359ascentThe action of rising or climbing upward; an upward journey.
60. 8,360balladA slow, romantic song or a poem that tells a story.
61. 8,361betrayTo be disloyal to someone who trusts you; to give away a secret.
62. 8,362bigotryStubborn intolerance or prejudice toward people of different groups, beliefs, or backgrounds.
63. 8,363biotechnologythe use of living organisms or biological processes to develop products and technologies, especially in medicine and agriculture.
64. 8,364bookstoreA shop where books are sold.
65. 8,365botsautomated programs that perform repetitive tasks on the internet, sometimes used maliciously.
66. 8,366brooma long-handled cleaning tool with bristles used for sweeping floors or outdoor surfaces.
67. 8,367bruteraw physical power, or a person who is cruel and violent.
68. 8,368camouflagea way of hiding or disguising something by making it look like its surroundings.
69. 8,369chieflymainly; most importantly; above all else.
70. 8,370childbirththe process of giving birth to a baby
71. 8,371compliantActing in accordance with rules, standards, or requests; obedient.
72. 8,372conservatismThe tendency to prefer traditional institutions and resist rapid change, especially in politics.
73. 8,373continuumA continuous sequence or range in which adjacent elements are not noticeably different but the extremes are distinct.
74. 8,374coronathe outermost layer of the sun's atmosphere, visible as a glowing ring during a solar eclipse.
75. 8,375cowardlyLacking courage; too afraid to face danger or difficulty.
76. 8,376cultivateto prepare and use land for growing crops; to develop a skill or relationship through effort.
77. 8,377dealershipA business that is authorized to sell a particular brand of products, especially cars.
78. 8,378defyto resist or refuse to obey; to challenge or go against something.
79. 8,379denselyin a way that is closely compacted or having many things or people in a small space.
80. 8,380devoidentirely lacking or free from something.
81. 8,381disparitya great difference or inequality between two or more things
82. 8,382divaA celebrated female singer or performer who is very talented but often temperamental and demanding.
83. 8,383divertto cause something to change direction or to distract attention.
84. 8,384eatera person or animal that eats, especially in a particular way.
85. 8,385eleganceThe quality of being graceful, stylish, and attractive in appearance or manner.
86. 8,386extraordinarilyto an exceptional or remarkable degree; far beyond what is ordinary.
87. 8,387facadeThe front face or exterior of a building; also, an outward appearance that hides the truth.
88. 8,388farmhousea house on a farm, typically where the farming family lives.
89. 8,389fertilizera natural or chemical substance added to soil to make plants grow better.
90. 8,390fillersomething used to fill extra space or time, often lacking substance or importance.
91. 8,391fleaa tiny wingless jumping insect that feeds on the blood of mammals and birds.
92. 8,392footwearitems worn on the feet, such as shoes, boots, or sandals.
93. 8,393handbaga small bag carried by hand or over the shoulder, used especially by women to hold personal items.
94. 8,394hazea thin mist or slight obscurity in the air, often caused by heat, smoke, or dust.
95. 8,395heliumA light, colorless, inert gas used in balloons and airships.
96. 8,396hempA plant whose fibers are used to make rope, cloth, and other products.
97. 8,397hitcha temporary problem or difficulty that causes a delay.
98. 8,398incarnationa living form or embodiment of a quality, idea, or person
99. 8,399inhibitorssubstances or agents that slow down or prevent a biological or chemical process.
100. 8,400intrusionan unwanted entry into a place or situation where one is not welcome.