The 9,001–9,100 most common English words
- 9,001suctionthe force that draws a substance into a space by reducing air pressure
- 9,002sunflowera tall plant with a large yellow flower that faces toward the sun.
- 9,003supplementaryadded to complete or enhance something; additional
- 9,004surveyora person who examines and measures land or buildings professionally.
- 9,005temperamenta person's natural tendency to think, feel, or behave in a certain way; inborn disposition.
- 9,006thirteenthThe ordinal number equal to position 13 in a sequence.
- 9,007toplessNot wearing any clothing on the upper part of the body.
- 9,008tormentsevere physical or mental suffering; a cause of great pain or anguish.
- 9,009tyranta cruel and oppressive ruler or person who uses power unjustly.
- 9,010unattractiveNot pleasing or appealing in appearance or quality.
- 9,011unbeatennever having been defeated; without a loss.
- 9,012understatementa statement that describes something as less significant or extreme than it really is.
- 9,013undesirablenot wanted or pleasant; objectionable.
- 9,014unfairlyIn a way that is unjust or not treating people equally.
- 9,015unificationthe process of being united or made into a whole.
- 9,016wastewaterwater that has been used and contaminated by domestic, industrial, or agricultural activities.
- 9,017weaponryweapons collectively; all the weapons and military equipment available.
- 9,018webpagea single document or page on the internet that can be viewed in a web browser.
- 9,019wildfirea large, destructive fire that spreads quickly across wild or rural land.
- 9,020wreathA circular arrangement of flowers, leaves, or other material, used as a decoration.
- 9,021afarFrom or at a great distance.
- 9,022affectionateshowing fondness or tenderness toward others; loving in manner.
- 9,023annuityA fixed sum of money paid to someone each year, typically for the rest of their life, as part of an insurance or investment plan.
- 9,024applianceA device or machine designed to perform a specific domestic task.
- 9,025authenticationThe process of verifying the identity of a user or system.
- 9,026awakento cause someone to stop sleeping; to become aware of something
- 9,027azureA bright, sky-blue color.
- 9,028bedsidethe area or space beside a bed, especially a sick person's bed.
- 9,029biologista scientist who studies living organisms and life processes.
- 9,030bonnetthe hinged metal cover over the engine of a car (British English); also a type of hat tied under the chin.
- 9,031breederA person or animal that produces offspring, or someone who breeds animals or plants professionally.
- 9,032cadeta young trainee in the armed forces or police.
- 9,033casingan outer covering or shell that encloses or protects something.
- 9,034catfisha person who creates a fake identity online to deceive others.
- 9,035clericalrelating to routine office or administrative work, or to the clergy.
- 9,036collageA piece of art made by sticking various materials such as photographs and paper onto a surface.
- 9,037complimentaryGiven free of charge, or expressing praise or admiration.
- 9,038computationthe process of calculating or working out a result using mathematics or a computer.
- 9,039conjectureAn opinion or conclusion formed without strong evidence; a guess.
- 9,040conspicuousClearly visible or attracting attention; easily noticed.
- 9,041continualHappening repeatedly or frequently over a period of time.
- 9,042contradictto say or show that something is the opposite of or very different from something else
- 9,043crackdowna series of severe measures taken to restrict or punish certain activities or people.
- 9,044crazea short-lived but intense enthusiasm or fashion; a fad.
- 9,045cupcakea small individual cake baked in a cup-shaped mold.
- 9,046delia shop that sells cooked meats, cheeses, and prepared foods.
- 9,047enamelThe hard, shiny outer coating that protects the surface of teeth, or a type of glassy paint used on metal and ceramics.
- 9,048escalateto increase or develop rapidly, often becoming more serious or intense.
- 9,049exceedinglyto a very great degree; extremely.
- 9,050excessivelyto a degree that is too much or beyond what is reasonable.
- 9,051farmlandLand used for farming or agricultural purposes.
- 9,052fiercelyin an intensely aggressive or passionate manner
- 9,053fourteenthThe ordinal number matching position 14 in a sequence.
- 9,054genealogythe study or tracing of lines of descent in a family; a family's recorded history.
- 9,055geographicallyin terms of physical location or geography on the Earth's surface.
- 9,056giggleTo laugh in a light, silly, or uncontrollable way.
- 9,057golfera person who plays the sport of golf
- 9,058grammaticalrelating to the rules of grammar; conforming to the rules of grammar.
- 9,059graphitea soft, dark grey form of carbon used in pencils and as a lubricant.
- 9,060handguna small firearm designed to be held and fired with one hand
- 9,061heresyA belief or opinion that strongly contradicts established religious or official doctrine.
- 9,062herpesa viral infection caused by the herpes simplex virus, typically producing small fluid-filled blisters on the skin or mucous membranes.
- 9,063hipstera person who follows trends considered cool or alternative, often before they become mainstream.
- 9,064hostessA woman who receives and entertains guests, or a female host at a restaurant or event.
- 9,065iceberga large mass of ice that has broken off a glacier and floats in the sea, with most of its volume below the water surface.
- 9,066igniteto catch fire or cause something to start burning; to spark strong feelings or action.
- 9,067illuminationlight or the act of lighting something up; also, clarity or enlightenment on a subject.
- 9,068improperlyin a way that is incorrect, unsuitable, or against accepted rules.
- 9,069ingeniousClever, original, and inventive in design or thinking.
- 9,070inquisitionA period of intensive questioning or investigation, often harsh or aggressive.
- 9,071jaba short, straight punch delivered quickly.
- 9,072landfilla place where garbage is buried under layers of earth.
- 9,073learnerA person who is learning something.
- 9,074lightento make something brighter, or to make a burden feel less heavy
- 9,075maroonto abandon someone in an isolated place with no way to escape.
- 9,076marxismA political and economic theory derived from Karl Marx, advocating class struggle and the establishment of a classless society.
- 9,077masonrythe craft or work of building with stone, brick, or concrete blocks.
- 9,078mechanicallyIn a way that is automatic and without thought or feeling.
- 9,079moorto fasten a boat or ship to a fixed point using ropes or anchors.
- 9,080muffina small, round, individual-sized quick bread or cake, often sweet and baked in a cup-shaped mold.
- 9,081oilyHaving an unpleasantly smooth or flattering manner; greasy in texture or appearance.
- 9,082ostensiblyapparently or seemingly true, but not necessarily so; on the surface.
- 9,083outspokenexpressing opinions freely and directly, without hesitation.
- 9,084palateA person's ability to distinguish and appreciate flavors; the roof of the mouth.
- 9,085pancakea thin, flat cake made from batter and cooked in a pan.
- 9,086parkwaya broad landscaped road or highway, often with trees and plants along the sides.
- 9,087pedestala base or support on which a statue, column, or object is mounted.
- 9,088pedigreeA record of a person's or animal's ancestry or lineage.
- 9,089phonyNot genuine; fake or fraudulent.
- 9,090pinpointto locate or identify something precisely.
- 9,091pleasantlyin a way that gives a feeling of enjoyment or satisfaction; agreeably
- 9,092ponderto think about something carefully and for a long time.
- 9,093prowessexceptional ability, skill, or expertise in a particular activity.
- 9,094psychologicallyin a way that relates to the mind or mental processes.
- 9,095rattleto make a rapid series of short, sharp knocking sounds.
- 9,096recycleTo convert waste materials into reusable material.
- 9,097reimbursementThe action of repaying money spent or lost by someone.
- 9,098repentto feel or express sincere regret or remorse for one's wrongdoing.
- 9,099revertto return to a previous state or condition.
- 9,100salivaThe watery liquid produced in the mouth that helps with chewing and digestion.