The 9,601–9,700 most common English words
- 9,601wineryA place where wine is made and often sold.
- 9,602writa formal written order issued by a court commanding someone to do or refrain from doing something.
- 9,603zipperA fastening device consisting of two rows of interlocking teeth closed or opened by a sliding tab.
- 9,604acclaimenthusiastic public praise or approval
- 9,605adversarya person or group that opposes or fights against another; an opponent or enemy.
- 9,606airfieldan area of land used for the takeoff and landing of aircraft, typically without the full facilities of an airport.
- 9,607ascertainTo find out something with certainty; to determine.
- 9,608believableAble to be believed; convincing and credible.
- 9,609bitterlyIn an intensely painful or resentful way; with great sorrow or anger.
- 9,610bloodshedthe killing or wounding of people, typically in a conflict or war.
- 9,611celloA large bowed string instrument of the violin family, held between the knees when played.
- 9,612chariota two-wheeled horse-drawn vehicle used in ancient times for racing or warfare.
- 9,613cheddarA firm, smooth cheese that ranges in taste from mild to sharp, originally made in Cheddar, England.
- 9,614choleraA serious bacterial disease causing severe diarrhea and dehydration, often spread through contaminated water.
- 9,615clinchto secure or settle something decisively, especially a victory or deal.
- 9,616collideto crash into each other with force
- 9,617commemorationan act of remembering and honoring a person or event, especially through a ceremony.
- 9,618complexionthe natural colour, texture, and appearance of a person's skin, especially on the face.
- 9,619compulsiveResulting from or relating to an irresistible urge; unable to stop a behavior even when wanting to.
- 9,620congenital(of a condition) present from birth, typically as a result of genetic or developmental factors.
- 9,621consularrelating to a consul or the work of a consulate.
- 9,622correctiveintended to fix or improve something that is wrong or harmful.
- 9,623crumbleto break or fall apart into small pieces
- 9,624daredevila person who takes reckless risks for excitement or thrills
- 9,625denoteto be a sign of; to indicate or represent something
- 9,626detoxto remove harmful or toxic substances from one's body or life; to abstain from something unhealthy.
- 9,627discrepancya difference or inconsistency between two things that should match.
- 9,628dishwasherA machine that automatically cleans dishes, glasses, and cutlery with water and detergent.
- 9,629doodlea rough drawing made absent-mindedly or while thinking about something else.
- 9,630dossierA collection of documents containing detailed information about a particular person or subject.
- 9,631eradicateTo completely destroy or get rid of something, especially something harmful.
- 9,632exciteTo make someone feel eager, interested, or enthusiastic.
- 9,633exportera person, company, or country that sends goods to another country for sale.
- 9,634extortionthe practice of obtaining something, especially money, through force, threats, or intimidation.
- 9,635feral(of an animal) existing in a wild state, especially after escaping from captivity or domestication.
- 9,636generouslyin a way that shows willingness to give more than is expected; liberally.
- 9,637grangea farm with its buildings, or a local lodge of a farmers' organization.
- 9,638hangarA large building where aircraft are kept, stored, or repaired.
- 9,639hardworkingTending to put in great effort and diligence in one's work.
- 9,640hastydone too quickly and without enough care or thought.
- 9,641housekeepera person employed to manage and clean a home or hotel.
- 9,642huskyhaving a deep, rough, or hoarse quality (of a voice); also describes something large and sturdy.
- 9,643imitateTo copy or mimic someone or something.
- 9,644improbablenot likely to be true or to happen; unlikely
- 9,645ineligibleNot satisfying the conditions or requirements; not qualified.
- 9,646infusionthe process of steeping something in liquid to extract its properties, or the introduction of a substance into something.
- 9,647journalisticrelating to or characteristic of journalism or journalists.
- 9,648lipida fatty or oily organic compound that is insoluble in water and serves as an energy source in living organisms.
- 9,649lordshipthe authority, power, or rank of a lord; also used as a formal title when speaking to or about a lord or judge.
- 9,650mahoganya hard, reddish-brown tropical wood often used in fine furniture.
- 9,651malfunctiona failure to work or operate correctly
- 9,652markedlyin a way that is clearly noticeable; to a significant degree.
- 9,653mediatorA person who helps two sides reach an agreement by talking with both of them.
- 9,654meowthe characteristic crying sound made by a cat
- 9,655mirageAn optical illusion caused by atmospheric conditions, often making distant objects or water appear visible where none exists.
- 9,656mockerya ridiculous or insulting imitation; something that fails to achieve what it is supposed to represent.
- 9,657modulationThe process of adjusting or varying pitch, tone, or signal in a controlled way.
- 9,658navigatora person who plans or directs the route of a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle
- 9,659occultrelating to supernatural, mystical, or magical beliefs and practices that are beyond ordinary human understanding.
- 9,660olympianresembling or suited to an Olympian; supreme, magnificent, or godlike in quality or scale.
- 9,661ovationA long, enthusiastic round of applause given to a performer.
- 9,662paybacka reward or return for effort invested; also, revenge or retaliation.
- 9,663pediatricsThe branch of medicine that deals with the health and diseases of children.
- 9,664percha resting place or position, especially a high or narrow one; to sit or rest on something elevated.
- 9,665perpendicularat a 90-degree angle; exactly upright or at right angles to a surface or line.
- 9,666physiqueThe form, size, and development of a person's body.
- 9,667playbooka book or set of strategies, plans, or tactics used to guide actions in a particular situation.
- 9,668plywoodA building material made of thin layers of wood glued together.
- 9,669proficientskilled and competent through practice or training.
- 9,670punctuationThe marks used in writing, such as commas, periods, and question marks, to clarify meaning and separate parts of text.
- 9,671purificationthe process of removing harmful substances to make something clean or pure
- 9,672readableeasy or enjoyable to read; clear enough to be read without difficulty.
- 9,673recoursea source of help or a course of action available when in difficulty
- 9,674regimenA regulated plan of diet, exercise, or medical treatment designed to improve health.
- 9,675removableable to be taken off or detached from something
- 9,676responderspeople who react to or deal with an emergency or situation
- 9,677retrospecta review or contemplation of past events
- 9,678roundupa summary or collection of news, information, or items gathered together.
- 9,679sequentialfollowing a particular order; happening one after another in a fixed sequence.
- 9,680smellyHaving a strong or unpleasant odor.
- 9,681specializationThe process of focusing on and becoming expert in a particular subject or skill.
- 9,682spirituallyin a way that relates to the spirit or soul, beyond physical or material concerns.
- 9,683sporadicoccurring at irregular intervals; not continuous or steady.
- 9,684stationeryWriting materials such as paper, envelopes, and pens.
- 9,685sunscreena lotion or spray that protects the skin from harmful ultraviolet rays.
- 9,686tempesta violent, turbulent storm.
- 9,687tightsa close-fitting garment covering the legs and lower body, worn especially by women or dancers.
- 9,688tofuA soft white food made from curdled soy milk, pressed into blocks.
- 9,689trussa framework of beams or bars used to support a structure such as a roof or bridge.
- 9,690tubinga length or system of tubes, especially used to carry liquids or gases.
- 9,691undueexcessive or unwarranted beyond what is appropriate or necessary.
- 9,692unionistA person who supports or belongs to a trade union.
- 9,693unprotectednot kept safe from harm, danger, or damage; without protection.
- 9,694upscaleHigh-end; catering to wealthy customers or tastes.
- 9,695wackyFunny or silly in an unusual and amusing way.
- 9,696wearabledesigned to be worn on the body, especially referring to smart electronic devices.
- 9,697wreckagethe broken remains of something that has been destroyed or badly damaged
- 9,698adamantRefusing to be persuaded; completely firm and unyielding.
- 9,699airspacethe portion of the atmosphere above a particular territory that is controlled by that country.
- 9,700amplitudeThe maximum extent of a vibration or oscillation, measured from the position of equilibrium.