The 9,301–9,400 most common English words

1. 9,301racketa loud, unpleasant noise or disturbance.
2. 9,302realisticallyin a way that is based on facts and what is actually possible, rather than on hopes or ideals.
3. 9,303reorganizationthe act of organizing something again in a new or different way
4. 9,304retrievalThe process of getting something back or finding and extracting information.
5. 9,305roundaboutnot direct; going a longer or more indirect way than necessary.
6. 9,306salinecontaining or relating to salt; a salt-water solution used in medicine.
7. 9,307saviourA person who rescues or saves someone from danger or difficulty.
8. 9,308scarcelyOnly just; almost not at all; barely.
9. 9,309shipbuildingthe construction and design of ships.
10. 9,310signingsthe act of officially recruiting or contracting new players or members to an organization
11. 9,311smokyfilled with, darkened by, or smelling of smoke.
12. 9,312spadea digging tool with a flat rectangular blade and a long handle.
13. 9,313steroida type of organic compound, often used as a drug to build muscle or reduce inflammation.
14. 9,314temperateMild and moderate in temperature or behavior; not extreme.
15. 9,315thematicrelating to or based on a central theme or subject.
16. 9,316threesomeA group of three people or things.
17. 9,317toasterA small electrical appliance used to brown bread by exposing it to radiant heat.
18. 9,318trebleHigh-pitched in sound; the highest range of musical tones.
19. 9,319turquoisea blue-green color, or a blue-green gemstone.
20. 9,320ultravioletrelating to electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths shorter than visible light but longer than X-rays, invisible to the human eye.
21. 9,321unbiasedNot showing prejudice or favoritism; impartial and fair.
22. 9,322uncannyStrange or mysterious in a way that is unsettling or hard to explain.
23. 9,323underdoga competitor thought to have little chance of winning; someone in a weak or losing position.
24. 9,324ungratefulnot feeling or showing thanks for kindness received.
25. 9,325untreatednot given medical care or treatment; left in its original condition without being processed.
26. 9,326usefulnessthe quality of being helpful or practical for a purpose.
27. 9,327vandalismthe deliberate destruction or damage of public or private property.
28. 9,328vowelA speech sound made with an open vocal tract, such as a, e, i, o, or u.
29. 9,329voyagera person who makes a long journey, especially by sea or in space.
30. 9,330weirdoa person who behaves in a strange or eccentric way.
31. 9,331weldto join metal pieces by melting and fusing them together using heat.
32. 9,332werewolfA person in folklore who transforms into a wolf, especially at the full moon.
33. 9,333wrongfulNot fair, just, or legal; contrary to what is right.
34. 9,334acknowledgementrecognition or admission of something; an expression of thanks or appreciation.
35. 9,335alligatora large reptile with a broad snout, found mainly in the southeastern United States and China.
36. 9,336antagonista person who actively opposes or is hostile to someone or something; an opponent.
37. 9,337approximationa value or result that is close to but not exactly correct.
38. 9,338aromaticHaving a strong, pleasant smell; fragrant.
39. 9,339baroquehighly ornate and extravagant in style, especially in art or architecture from the 17th and 18th centuries.
40. 9,340behaviouralrelating to the way a person or animal acts or responds to situations.
41. 9,341bindera cover or folder with rings or clips for holding loose papers together.
42. 9,342blindlywithout thinking carefully or using judgment; in an unquestioning way.
43. 9,343briga prison on a ship or military base.
44. 9,344buggyFull of bugs or errors; not working correctly.
45. 9,345canonicalConforming to a general rule or standard; recognized as the most authoritative or important of its kind.
46. 9,346cautiouslyin a careful way that avoids danger or risk
47. 9,347celeryA plant with long, pale green stalks eaten as a vegetable.
48. 9,348characterizeTo describe the typical qualities of someone or something.
49. 9,349counsellora person trained to give guidance and support on personal or psychological problems.
50. 9,350coutureHigh-end, custom-made fashion clothing created by leading designers.
51. 9,351daba small amount of something applied lightly; a gentle touch or pat.
52. 9,352dissatisfactiona feeling of not being satisfied or pleased with something.
53. 9,353dodgyDishonest, unreliable, or of suspicious quality.
54. 9,354earthlyrelating to life on earth; used for emphasis to mean 'at all' or 'conceivable'.
55. 9,355electiveA course chosen by a student rather than required by the curriculum; optional.
56. 9,356escalationa progressive increase in the intensity or seriousness of a situation.
57. 9,357ethosThe characteristic spirit, values, and beliefs of a community or culture.
58. 9,358eyewitnessa person who sees an event happen and can describe it from personal observation
59. 9,359fleetingLasting for only a very short time.
60. 9,360forfeitto lose or give up something as a penalty.
61. 9,361foundryA factory where metal is melted and cast into shapes.
62. 9,362furnishingsthe furniture, curtains, carpets, and other movable items used to equip a room or building.
63. 9,363giraffea very tall African animal with a long neck and spotted coat.
64. 9,364grindera machine or tool used to grind, sharpen, or crush something by friction.
65. 9,365gunmanA person who uses or carries a gun, especially to commit a crime.
66. 9,366hardcoverA book bound with a stiff, protective cover, as opposed to a paperback.
67. 9,367healera person or thing that heals or restores health
68. 9,368hingeto depend entirely on a single factor; also, a movable joint or mechanism that connects two parts and allows them to pivot.
69. 9,369intestinalrelating to the intestines or the digestive tract.
70. 9,370jockA person who is very enthusiastic about sports and athletic activities; an athlete, especially one who is seen as focused mainly on sports.
71. 9,371manicShowing wild, uncontrollable excitement or energy; relating to mania.
72. 9,372manifoldmany and varied; of several different kinds.
73. 9,373measurableLarge or significant enough to be noticed or measured.
74. 9,374meekquiet, gentle, and easily imposed on; not assertive or aggressive.
75. 9,375mellowPleasantly smooth, soft, or relaxed in character or tone.
76. 9,376melona large, sweet fruit with a thick rind and juicy flesh, such as watermelon or cantaloupe.
77. 9,377miscarriageThe spontaneous loss of a pregnancy before the fetus can survive outside the womb.
78. 9,378mojoa special power, charm, or confidence that makes someone successful or attractive.
79. 9,379narrationthe act or process of telling a story or giving a spoken commentary.
80. 9,380nipto stop something at an early stage; to pinch or squeeze sharply.
81. 9,381oblivionThe state of being forgotten or unknown; complete unawareness.
82. 9,382ornamentan object used as a decoration to make something look more attractive.
83. 9,383outpatientA patient who receives medical treatment without being admitted to stay overnight.
84. 9,384pamphleta small, thin booklet or leaflet containing information about a topic.
85. 9,385perishto die, especially in a sudden or untimely way.
86. 9,386perpetratorA person who carries out a harmful, illegal, or immoral act.
87. 9,387pharaoha ruler of ancient Egypt, regarded as both political and religious leader.
88. 9,388philanthropyThe practice of giving money, time, or resources to help others and improve society.
89. 9,389photonA tiny particle of light or other electromagnetic radiation, carrying a quantum of energy.
90. 9,390potionA liquid mixture believed to have magical or medicinal powers.
91. 9,391preparednessthe state of being ready and equipped to deal with a situation, especially an emergency.
92. 9,392primalMost basic or fundamental; relating to the earliest stage of development.
93. 9,393psychopatha person with a mental disorder characterized by persistent antisocial behavior, lack of empathy, and absence of guilt.
94. 9,394quidBritish informal term for one pound sterling.
95. 9,395receptiveWilling and able to receive new ideas, suggestions, or impressions openly.
96. 9,396redundancythe state of being no longer needed or useful, often referring to job elimination or unnecessary repetition.
97. 9,397reelectionThe act of being elected again to the same position.
98. 9,398reindeera large deer found in Arctic and subarctic regions, often associated with Christmas traditions.
99. 9,399relapsea return to a worse condition after a period of improvement
100. 9,400relishgreat enjoyment or pleasure, especially in eating or doing something