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- constitution
/constitution/
The supreme law of a state defining its political principles, government structure, and citizens' rights.
Governancenoun - democracy
/democracy/
A system of government in which citizens exercise power directly or through elected representatives.
Governancenoun - sovereignty
/sovereignty/
The supreme authority within a territory; the right of a state to govern itself without external interference.
Governancenoun - federalism
/federalism/
A system of government in which power is divided between a central authority and constituent states.
Governancenoun - legislature
/legislature/
A deliberative assembly with authority to make laws for a political entity.
Governancenoun - judiciary
/judiciary/
The branch of government that interprets and applies the law through courts.
Lawnoun - executive
/executive/
The branch of government responsible for implementing laws and managing state affairs.
Governancenoun - precedent
/precedent/
A legal decision that serves as a rule for future cases; the doctrine of stare decisis.
Lawnoun - jurisdiction
/jurisdiction/
The official power to make legal decisions; the territory over which authority extends.
Lawnoun - habeas corpus
/habeas corpus/
A legal writ requiring a person under arrest to be brought before a judge; protects against unlawful detention.
Lawnoun - due process
/due process/
The legal requirement that the state must respect all legal rights owed to a person.
Lawnoun - judicial review
/judicial review/
The power of courts to examine legislation and executive acts for constitutional compliance.
Lawnoun - separation of powers
/separation of powers/
Constitutional division of government into legislative, executive, and judicial branches.
Governancenoun - checks and balances
/checks and balances/
A system ensuring no single branch of government gains unchecked power.
Governancenoun - civil liberties
/civil liberties/
Fundamental rights and freedoms protected from government interference.
Lawnoun - rule of law
/rule of law/
The principle that all persons are subject to the law, including governments and rulers.
Lawnoun - mandate
/mandate/
An official order or commission to carry out a policy; authority granted by voters to a government.
Governancenoun - welfare state
/welfare state/
A government system that protects citizens' economic security through social services and transfers.
Governancenoun - fiscal policy
/fiscal policy/
Government use of taxation and spending to influence the economy.
Economynoun - monetary policy
/monetary policy/
Central bank actions managing money supply and interest rates to achieve macroeconomic goals.
Economynoun - gross domestic product
/gross domestic product/
The total monetary value of all goods and services produced in a country in a specific period.
Economynoun - inflation
/inflation/
A sustained increase in the general price level of goods and services in an economy.
Economynoun - deflation
/deflation/
A decrease in the general price level; opposite of inflation.
Economynoun - recession
/recession/
A significant decline in economic activity lasting more than two quarters.
Economynoun - austerity
/austerity/
Government policy of reducing spending to decrease debt, often during economic crises.
Economynoun - globalisation
/globalisation/
The process of international integration of economies, cultures, and governance.
Economynoun - geopolitics
/geopolitics/
The influence of geography on political power and international relations.
Governancenoun - diplomacy
/diplomacy/
The management of international relations through negotiation and representation.
Governancenoun - sanctions
/sanctions/
Penalties imposed by countries on another nation to change its behaviour.
Governancenoun - treaty
/treaty/
A formally concluded and ratified agreement between states.
Lawnoun - multilateralism
/multilateralism/
A principle of coordinating policies among multiple states, especially through international organisations.
Governancenoun - human rights
/human rights/
Rights inherent to all human beings, regardless of race, sex, nationality, or other status.
Lawnoun - civil rights
/civil rights/
Rights of citizens to political and social freedom and equality.
Lawnoun - social contract
/social contract/
The implicit agreement among members of society to cooperate for social benefits, giving up certain freedoms.
Lawnoun - natural law
/natural law/
A body of unchanging moral principles regarded as the basis for all human conduct and positive law.
Lawnoun - referendum
/referendum/
A general vote by the electorate on a single political question.
Governancenoun - census
/census/
An official count or survey of a population.
Economynoun - bureaucracy
/bureaucracy/
A system of government with complex rules and processes administered by officials.
Governancenoun - oligarchy
/oligarchy/
A form of government where power rests with a small, elite group.
Governancenoun - authoritarian
/authoritarian/
A political system where a leader or small group holds power without democratic accountability.
Governancenoun - totalitarianism
/totalitarianism/
A system of government requiring complete subservience to the state; no political opposition permitted.
Governancenoun - secularism
/secularism/
The principle of separation of religion from public affairs and the state.
Governancenoun - nationalism
/nationalism/
An ideology that holds that a nation should be self-governing and that its interests take precedence.
Governancenoun - populism
/populism/
A political approach claiming to represent ordinary people against an elite.
Governancenoun - lobbying
/lobbying/
The act of attempting to influence legislators or government officials on behalf of an interest group.
Governancenoun - impeachment
/impeachment/
A formal process to charge a government official with misconduct, potentially leading to removal.
Lawnoun - civil society
/civil society/
The aggregate of non-governmental organisations that represent citizens' interests.
Governancenoun - public interest
/public interest/
The general welfare of the public that warrants recognition and protection by law and government.
Lawnoun - parliament
/parliament/
The supreme legislative body of a country, made up of elected representatives who debate and pass laws.
Governancenoun - cabinet
/cabinet/
A group of senior ministers chosen by the head of government to set policy and run the executive.
Governancenoun - amendment
/amendment/
A formal change or addition to a law, contract, or constitution, adopted through prescribed procedure.
Governancenoun - bill
/bill/
A draft proposal for a new law placed before a legislature for debate and approval.
Governancenoun - ordinance
/ordinance/
A law promulgated by the executive when the legislature is not in session, valid until ratified or lapsed.
Governancenoun - ratification
/ratification/
Formal approval that gives final legal force to a treaty, amendment, or agreement already signed.
Governancenoun - veto
/veto/
The constitutional power of a head of state or chamber to reject a bill passed by the legislature.
Governancenoun - quorum
/quorum/
The minimum number of members who must be present for an assembly to conduct valid business.
Governancenoun - coalition
/coalition/
An alliance of two or more political parties that join to form a working majority government.
Governancenoun - opposition
/opposition/
The political parties in a legislature that are not part of the governing majority and scrutinise it.
Governancenoun - constituency
/constituency/
A defined geographic area whose voters elect a single representative to the legislature.
Governancenoun - electorate
/electorate/
The whole body of people in a country or area who are entitled to vote in an election.
Governancenoun - tribunal
/tribunal/
A specialised judicial or quasi-judicial body that hears disputes in a particular subject area such as tax or labour.
Lawnoun - plaintiff
/plaintiff/
The party who brings a civil lawsuit against another party in a court of law.
Lawnoun - defendant
/defendant/
The party against whom a claim or criminal charge is brought in a court of law.
Lawnoun - injunction
/injunction/
A court order requiring a party to do, or refrain from doing, a specific act.
Lawnoun - affidavit
/affidavit/
A written statement of facts confirmed by the oath of the person making it, used as evidence.
Lawnoun - arbitration
/arbitration/
A private dispute-resolution process in which parties agree to be bound by an independent arbitrator’s decision.
Lawnoun - mediation
/mediation/
A voluntary process in which a neutral third party helps disputants negotiate a mutually acceptable settlement.
Lawnoun - extradition
/extradition/
The formal surrender of a fugitive by one country to another to face criminal prosecution.
Lawnoun - amnesty
/amnesty/
An official pardon granted by a government to a class of offenders, often for political offences.
Lawnoun - acquittal
/acquittal/
A judgment by a court that the accused is not guilty of the charged offence.
Lawnoun - indictment
/indictment/
A formal written accusation issued by a grand jury or prosecutor charging a person with a crime.
Lawnoun - perjury
/perjury/
The criminal offence of wilfully telling an untruth after taking an oath to tell the truth.
Lawnoun - budget
/budget/
An annual financial plan that sets out a government’s expected income and planned spending.
Economynoun - taxation
/taxation/
The system by which a government imposes compulsory levies on individuals and businesses to fund public spending.
Economynoun - subsidy
/subsidy/
A financial grant from the government to lower the price of a good, support an industry, or aid the needy.
Economynoun - tariff
/tariff/
A tax imposed by a government on goods imported from or exported to another country.
Economynoun - deficit
/deficit/
The amount by which a government’s spending exceeds its revenue in a given period.
Economynoun - surplus
/surplus/
The amount by which revenue exceeds spending, leaving a positive balance.
Economynoun - revenue
/revenue/
Income received by a government from taxes, duties, fees, and other sources.
Economynoun - expenditure
/expenditure/
The total money spent by a person, organisation, or government over a given period.
Economynoun - liquidity
/liquidity/
The ease with which an asset can be converted into cash without significantly affecting its price.
Economynoun - solvency
/solvency/
The ability of a person or company to meet long-term financial obligations.
Economynoun - devaluation
/devaluation/
A deliberate downward adjustment of a country’s currency value against other currencies.
Economynoun - stagflation
/stagflation/
An economic condition combining stagnant growth, high unemployment, and persistent inflation.
Economynoun - stimulus
/stimulus/
Government measures — typically extra spending or tax cuts — designed to boost economic activity.
Economynoun - privatisation
/privatisation/
The transfer of ownership of a business or service from the public sector to the private sector.
Economynoun - ambassador
/ambassador/
The highest-ranking diplomat sent by one country to represent it in another.
International Relationsnoun - embassy
/embassy/
The official residence and offices of an ambassador in a foreign country.
International Relationsnoun - summit
/summit/
A meeting between heads of government or other senior leaders to negotiate major issues.
International Relationsnoun - accord
/accord/
A formal agreement between two or more parties, especially between governments.
International Relationsnoun - protocol
/protocol/
The official rules of diplomatic etiquette, or a preliminary agreement that supplements a treaty.
International Relationsnoun - nonalignment
/non-alignment/
A foreign-policy stance of not formally allying with any major power bloc.
International Relationsnoun - embargo
/embargo/
An official ban on trade or other commercial activity with a particular country.
International Relationsnoun - blockade
/blockade/
The military closure of a port, road, or border to prevent goods or people from entering or leaving.
International Relationsnoun - unilateralism
/unilateralism/
The doctrine of a state pursuing foreign-policy goals on its own, without partnership with other states.
International Relationsnoun - bilateralism
/bilateralism/
The conduct of political, economic, or cultural relations between two sovereign states.
International Relationsnoun - asylum
/asylum/
The protection granted by a state to a foreign national fleeing persecution in their home country.
International Relationsnoun - refugee
/refugee/
A person forced to leave their country to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster.
International Relationsnoun - hello
/hello/
A common word used to greet someone or to begin a conversation, in person or on the phone.
Greetings & Phrasesinterjection - goodbye
/goodbye/
A word said when leaving someone or ending a conversation.
Greetings & Phrasesinterjection - please
/please/
A word added to a request to make it polite or courteous.
Greetings & Phrasesinterjection - thank you
/thank you/
A polite phrase used to express gratitude for something received or done.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - sorry
/sorry/
A word used to apologize or to express sympathy or regret.
Greetings & Phrasesinterjection - excuse me
/excuse me/
A polite phrase used to get attention, apologize, or pass by someone.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - welcome
/welcome/
A friendly word used to greet a guest or to respond to thanks.
Greetings & Phrasesinterjection - cheers
/cheers/
A word said when raising glasses in a toast, or informally to mean thanks or goodbye.
Greetings & Phrasesinterjection - congratulations
/congratulations/
An expression of praise or good wishes for someone's achievement or good fortune.
Greetings & Phrasesinterjection - greetings
/greetings/
A somewhat formal or playful word used to greet one or more people.
Greetings & Phrasesinterjection - farewell
/farewell/
A formal or literary word used to say goodbye, often when parting for a long time.
Greetings & Phrasesinterjection - salutation
/salutation/
A greeting, especially the opening words of a letter or speech.
Greetings & Phrasesnoun - regards
/regards/
Good wishes, often used to close a letter or to send greetings to someone.
Greetings & Phrasesnoun - sincerely
/sincerely/
In a genuine and honest way; also a common formal letter closing.
Greetings & Phrasesadverb - bless you
/bless you/
A phrase said to someone after they sneeze, or to express affection or gratitude.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - take care
/take care/
A warm phrase said when parting, wishing someone well and safe.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - see you
/see you/
A casual phrase meaning goodbye, implying you will meet again.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - good luck
/good luck/
A phrase used to wish someone success or good fortune.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - well done
/well done/
A phrase used to praise someone for doing something successfully.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - no worries
/no worries/
A relaxed phrase meaning that there is no problem or no need to apologize.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - never mind
/never mind/
A phrase telling someone to forget about something or not to worry.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - of course
/of course/
A phrase used to express agreement, confirmation, or that something is obvious.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - absolutely
/absolutely/
Completely or totally; also used to give strong agreement.
Greetings & Phrasesadverb - definitely
/definitely/
Without any doubt; certainly.
Greetings & Phrasesadverb - perhaps
/perhaps/
Used to say that something is possible but not certain.
Greetings & Phrasesadverb - maybe
/maybe/
Used to express possibility or uncertainty.
Greetings & Phrasesadverb - certainly
/certainly/
Without doubt; used to confirm or to agree politely.
Greetings & Phrasesadverb - exactly
/exactly/
In a precise way; also used to express complete agreement.
Greetings & Phrasesadverb - indeed
/indeed/
Used to emphasize a statement or to confirm that something is true.
Greetings & Phrasesadverb - right away
/right away/
At once; without any delay.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - in fact
/in fact/
Used to add true or surprising information, or to emphasize a point.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - as well
/as well/
In addition; also.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - anyway
/anyway/
Used to return to a topic, change the subject, or mean regardless.
Greetings & Phrasesadverb - meanwhile
/meanwhile/
During the same period of time; in the time between.
Greetings & Phrasesadverb - however
/however/
Used to introduce a contrast or an opposing idea.
Greetings & Phrasesadverb - therefore
/therefore/
For that reason; as a result.
Greetings & Phrasesadverb - moreover
/moreover/
Used to add a further and often stronger point.
Greetings & Phrasesadverb - furthermore
/furthermore/
Used to add another point that supports what has been said.
Greetings & Phrasesadverb - nevertheless
/nevertheless/
In spite of what has just been said.
Greetings & Phrasesadverb - on the other hand
/on the other hand/
Used to introduce a contrasting point of view.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - in other words
/in other words/
Used to explain something again more clearly or simply.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - for example
/for example/
Used to introduce an illustration of a general statement.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - in conclusion
/in conclusion/
Used to introduce a final summary or closing statement.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - in addition
/in addition/
Used to add another fact or point to what has been said.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - as a result
/as a result/
Because of something; as a consequence.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - due to
/due to/
Caused by; because of.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - instead
/instead/
In place of something else; as a substitute.
Greetings & Phrasesadverb - although
/although/
Used to introduce a fact that contrasts with the main statement.
Greetings & Phrasesconjunction - unless
/unless/
Used to say that something will happen except in a certain case.
Greetings & Phrasesconjunction - because
/because/
Used to give the reason or cause for something.
Greetings & Phrasesconjunction - until
/until/
Up to the point in time when something happens.
Greetings & Phrasesconjunction - while
/while/
During the time that something else happens; also meaning whereas.
Greetings & Phrasesconjunction - since
/since/
From a particular past time until now; also used to mean because.
Greetings & Phrasesconjunction - before
/before/
At or during a time earlier than something else.
Greetings & Phrasesconjunction - after
/after/
At or during a time later than something else.
Greetings & Phrasesconjunction - when
/when/
At or during the time that something happens.
Greetings & Phrasesconjunction - if
/if/
Introducing a condition on which something depends.
Greetings & Phrasesconjunction - so that
/so that/
Used to express the purpose or result of an action.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - even though
/even though/
Used to emphasize a strong contrast with the main idea.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - rather than
/rather than/
Used to express a preference for one thing over another.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - as long as
/as long as/
On the condition that; for the whole time that.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - in case
/in case/
In order to be prepared if something happens.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - provided that
/provided that/
Used to state a condition that must be met.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - in order to
/in order to/
For the purpose of; with the aim of.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - owing to
/owing to/
As a result of; because of.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - despite
/despite/
Without being affected by; regardless of.
Greetings & Phrasespreposition - in spite of
/in spite of/
Without being prevented or affected by something.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - by the way
/by the way/
Used to add a remark that is not directly related to the topic.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - after all
/after all/
Used to say something is true despite what was expected, or to give a reason.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - as far as
/as far as/
To the degree or extent that; used to limit a statement.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - in terms of
/in terms of/
With regard to a particular aspect of something.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - with regard to
/with regard to/
Concerning or relating to a particular matter.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - at least
/at least/
Not less than a stated amount; also used to mention a positive point.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - at most
/at most/
Not more than a stated amount.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - once again
/once again/
Repeating something that has happened before.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - all in all
/all in all/
Used to give a summary or general judgment.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - above all
/above all/
Most importantly; more than anything else.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - in general
/in general/
In most cases; considering the whole rather than details.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - on the whole
/on the whole/
Taking everything into consideration; mostly.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - zero
/zero/
The number 0; nothing or none.
Numbers & Timenumeral - one
/one/
The number 1; a single unit or person.
Numbers & Timenumeral - two
/two/
The number 2; a pair.
Numbers & Timenumeral - three
/three/
The number 3.
Numbers & Timenumeral - four
/four/
The number 4.
Numbers & Timenumeral - five
/five/
The number 5.
Numbers & Timenumeral - six
/six/
The number 6.
Numbers & Timenumeral - seven
/seven/
The number 7.
Numbers & Timenumeral - eight
/eight/
The number 8.
Numbers & Timenumeral - nine
/nine/
The number 9.
Numbers & Timenumeral - ten
/ten/
The number 10.
Numbers & Timenumeral - eleven
/eleven/
The number 11.
Numbers & Timenumeral - twelve
/twelve/
The number 12; a dozen.
Numbers & Timenumeral - thirteen
/thirteen/
The number 13.
Numbers & Timenumeral - fourteen
/fourteen/
The number 14.
Numbers & Timenumeral - fifteen
/fifteen/
The number 15.
Numbers & Timenumeral - sixteen
/sixteen/
The number 16.
Numbers & Timenumeral - seventeen
/seventeen/
The number 17.
Numbers & Timenumeral - eighteen
/eighteen/
The number 18.
Numbers & Timenumeral - nineteen
/nineteen/
The number 19.
Numbers & Timenumeral - twenty
/twenty/
The number 20.
Numbers & Timenumeral - thirty
/thirty/
The number 30.
Numbers & Timenumeral - forty
/forty/
The number 40.
Numbers & Timenumeral - fifty
/fifty/
The number 50; half of a hundred.
Numbers & Timenumeral - sixty
/sixty/
The number 60.
Numbers & Timenumeral - seventy
/seventy/
The number 70.
Numbers & Timenumeral - eighty
/eighty/
The number 80.
Numbers & Timenumeral - ninety
/ninety/
The number 90.
Numbers & Timenumeral - hundred
/hundred/
The number 100.
Numbers & Timenumeral - thousand
/thousand/
The number 1,000.
Numbers & Timenumeral - million
/million/
The number 1,000,000.
Numbers & Timenumeral - billion
/billion/
The number 1,000,000,000.
Numbers & Timenumeral - first
/first/
Coming before all others in order, time, or importance.
Numbers & Timenumeral - second
/second/
Coming after the first in order; also a unit of time.
Numbers & Timenumeral - third
/third/
Coming after the second in order.
Numbers & Timenumeral - fourth
/fourth/
Coming after the third in order.
Numbers & Timenumeral - fifth
/fifth/
Coming after the fourth in order.
Numbers & Timenumeral - last
/last/
Coming after all others; final; or most recent.
Numbers & Timeadjective - next
/next/
Coming immediately after the present one in time or order.
Numbers & Timeadjective - previous
/previous/
Existing or happening before the present one.
Numbers & Timeadjective - today
/today/
On or during this present day.
Numbers & Timenoun - yesterday
/yesterday/
On the day before today.
Numbers & Timenoun - tomorrow
/tomorrow/
On the day after today.
Numbers & Timenoun - morning
/morning/
The early part of the day, from sunrise until noon.
Numbers & Timenoun - afternoon
/afternoon/
The part of the day from noon until the evening.
Numbers & Timenoun - evening
/evening/
The part of the day between the afternoon and night.
Numbers & Timenoun - night
/night/
The period of darkness between sunset and sunrise.
Numbers & Timenoun - midnight
/midnight/
Twelve o'clock at night; the middle of the night.
Numbers & Timenoun - noon
/noon/
Twelve o'clock in the middle of the day.
Numbers & Timenoun - dawn
/dawn/
The first light of day; daybreak.
Numbers & Timenoun - dusk
/dusk/
The darker stage of twilight, just before night.
Numbers & Timenoun - sunrise
/sunrise/
The time when the sun rises above the horizon in the morning.
Numbers & Timenoun - sunset
/sunset/
The time when the sun sinks below the horizon in the evening.
Numbers & Timenoun - hour
/hour/
A period of sixty minutes; one of twenty-four parts of a day.
Numbers & Timenoun - minute
/minute/
A period of sixty seconds; one of sixty parts of an hour.
Numbers & Timenoun - day
/day/
A period of twenty-four hours; also the time of daylight.
Numbers & Timenoun - week
/week/
A period of seven days.
Numbers & Timenoun - month
/month/
One of the twelve periods that a year is divided into.
Numbers & Timenoun - year
/year/
A period of twelve months; the time the Earth orbits the sun.
Numbers & Timenoun - decade
/decade/
A period of ten years.
Numbers & Timenoun - century
/century/
A period of one hundred years.
Numbers & Timenoun - millennium
/millennium/
A period of one thousand years.
Numbers & Timenoun - moment
/moment/
A very short period of time; an instant.
Numbers & Timenoun - instant
/instant/
An extremely short period of time; a precise point in time.
Numbers & Timenoun - duration
/duration/
The length of time that something lasts.
Numbers & Timenoun - period
/period/
A particular length or portion of time.
Numbers & Timenoun - era
/era/
A long and distinct period of history with a particular character.
Numbers & Timenoun - age
/age/
A particular period of history; also how old someone or something is.
Numbers & Timenoun - season
/season/
One of the four divisions of the year; or a period for an activity.
Numbers & Timenoun - spring
/spring/
The season between winter and summer, when plants begin to grow.
Numbers & Timenoun - summer
/summer/
The warmest season of the year, between spring and autumn.
Numbers & Timenoun - autumn
/autumn/
The season between summer and winter, when leaves fall.
Numbers & Timenoun - winter
/winter/
The coldest season of the year, between autumn and spring.
Numbers & Timenoun - January
/January/
The first month of the year, after December.
Numbers & Timenoun - February
/February/
The second month of the year, after January.
Numbers & Timenoun - March
/March/
The third month of the year, after February.
Numbers & Timenoun - April
/April/
The fourth month of the year, after March.
Numbers & Timenoun - May
/May/
The fifth month of the year, after April.
Numbers & Timenoun - June
/June/
The sixth month of the year, after May.
Numbers & Timenoun - July
/July/
The seventh month of the year, after June.
Numbers & Timenoun - August
/August/
The eighth month of the year, after July.
Numbers & Timenoun - September
/September/
The ninth month of the year, after August.
Numbers & Timenoun - October
/October/
The tenth month of the year, after September.
Numbers & Timenoun - November
/November/
The eleventh month of the year, after October.
Numbers & Timenoun - December
/December/
The twelfth and last month of the year, after November.
Numbers & Timenoun - Monday
/Monday/
The day of the week after Sunday and before Tuesday.
Numbers & Timenoun - Tuesday
/Tuesday/
The day of the week after Monday and before Wednesday.
Numbers & Timenoun - Wednesday
/Wednesday/
The day of the week after Tuesday and before Thursday.
Numbers & Timenoun - Thursday
/Thursday/
The day of the week after Wednesday and before Friday.
Numbers & Timenoun - Friday
/Friday/
The day of the week after Thursday and before Saturday.
Numbers & Timenoun - Saturday
/Saturday/
The day of the week after Friday and before Sunday.
Numbers & Timenoun - Sunday
/Sunday/
The day of the week after Saturday and before Monday.
Numbers & Timenoun - weekend
/weekend/
The two days, Saturday and Sunday, at the end of the week.
Numbers & Timenoun - weekday
/weekday/
Any day of the week except Saturday and Sunday.
Numbers & Timenoun - calendar
/calendar/
A chart or system showing the days, weeks, and months of a year.
Numbers & Timenoun - clock
/clock/
A device that shows the time, usually with hands or numbers.
Numbers & Timenoun - schedule
/schedule/
A plan listing when activities or events will happen.
Numbers & Timenoun - deadline
/deadline/
The latest time or date by which something must be finished.
Numbers & Timenoun - anniversary
/anniversary/
The date on which an event happened in a previous year.
Numbers & Timenoun - family
/family/
A group of people related by blood, marriage, or close bonds.
Family & Peoplenoun - mother
/mother/
A female parent.
Family & Peoplenoun - father
/father/
A male parent.
Family & Peoplenoun - sister
/sister/
A girl or woman who has the same parents as another person.
Family & Peoplenoun - brother
/brother/
A boy or man who has the same parents as another person.
Family & Peoplenoun - daughter
/daughter/
A person's female child.
Family & Peoplenoun - son
/son/
A person's male child.
Family & Peoplenoun - grandmother
/grandmother/
The mother of one's father or mother.
Family & Peoplenoun - grandfather
/grandfather/
The father of one's father or mother.
Family & Peoplenoun - aunt
/aunt/
The sister of one's mother or father, or an uncle's wife.
Family & Peoplenoun - uncle
/uncle/
The brother of one's mother or father, or an aunt's husband.
Family & Peoplenoun - cousin
/cousin/
A child of one's aunt or uncle.
Family & Peoplenoun - nephew
/nephew/
The son of one's brother or sister.
Family & Peoplenoun - niece
/niece/
The daughter of one's brother or sister.
Family & Peoplenoun - husband
/husband/
The man that a woman or person is married to.
Family & Peoplenoun - wife
/wife/
The woman that a man or person is married to.
Family & Peoplenoun - spouse
/spouse/
A person's husband or wife.
Family & Peoplenoun - partner
/partner/
A person you share an activity, business, or relationship with.
Family & Peoplenoun - child
/child/
A young human being; also a son or daughter of any age.
Family & Peoplenoun - baby
/baby/
A very young child or infant.
Family & Peoplenoun - toddler
/toddler/
A young child who is just beginning to walk.
Family & Peoplenoun - teenager
/teenager/
A person between thirteen and nineteen years old.
Family & Peoplenoun - adult
/adult/
A fully grown person, legally responsible for themselves.
Family & Peoplenoun - elder
/elder/
An older person, especially one respected for wisdom or status.
Family & Peoplenoun - ancestor
/ancestor/
A person from whom one is descended, especially long ago.
Family & Peoplenoun - descendant
/descendant/
A person related to someone who lived in the past.
Family & Peoplenoun - relative
/relative/
A person connected to another by blood or marriage.
Family & Peoplenoun - in-law
/in-law/
A relative gained through marriage, such as a mother-in-law.
Family & Peoplenoun - stepmother
/stepmother/
A woman who is married to one's father but is not one's birth mother.
Family & Peoplenoun - stepfather
/stepfather/
A man who is married to one's mother but is not one's birth father.
Family & Peoplenoun - stepsibling
/stepsibling/
The child of one's stepparent who is not a blood relative.
Family & Peoplenoun - guardian
/guardian/
A person legally responsible for the care of a child or another person.
Family & Peoplenoun - orphan
/orphan/
A child whose parents have both died.
Family & Peoplenoun - twin
/twin/
One of two children born to the same mother at the same time.
Family & Peoplenoun - sibling
/sibling/
A brother or sister.
Family & Peoplenoun - parent
/parent/
A person's mother or father.
Family & Peoplenoun - caregiver
/caregiver/
A person who looks after a child, elderly, or sick person.
Family & Peoplenoun - godparent
/godparent/
A person who promises to help guide a child's upbringing, often at a baptism.
Family & Peoplenoun - mentor
/mentor/
An experienced person who advises and guides someone less experienced.
Family & Peoplenoun - colleague
/colleague/
A person you work with, especially in a profession.
Family & Peoplenoun - neighbor
/neighbor/
A person who lives near or next to you.
Family & Peoplenoun - stranger
/stranger/
A person you do not know.
Family & Peoplenoun - acquaintance
/acquaintance/
A person you know slightly but who is not a close friend.
Family & Peoplenoun - friend
/friend/
A person you know well and like, and who is not family.
Family & Peoplenoun - enemy
/enemy/
A person who hates or opposes another and wishes them harm.
Family & Peoplenoun - rival
/rival/
A person who competes with another for the same thing.
Family & Peoplenoun - ally
/ally/
A person, group, or country that helps and supports another.
Family & Peoplenoun - peer
/peer/
A person who is equal to another in age, rank, or ability.
Family & Peoplenoun - boss
/boss/
A person who is in charge of others at work.
Family & Peoplenoun - water
/water/
The clear liquid that forms rivers, lakes, and rain, and that we drink.
Food & Drinknoun - food
/food/
Any substance that people or animals eat to live and grow.
Food & Drinknoun - bread
/bread/
A common food made from flour, water, and usually yeast, then baked.
Food & Drinknoun - house
/house/
A building where people live, usually one family.
Daily Lifenoun - home
/home/
The place where a person lives and feels they belong.
Daily Lifenoun - work
/work/
Activity involving effort done to achieve a result, often a job.
Work & Businessnoun - money
/money/
Coins, notes, or their digital form used to buy things.
Work & Businessnoun - love
/love/
A strong feeling of deep affection for someone or something.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - happy
/happy/
Feeling or showing pleasure and contentment.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - sad
/sad/
Feeling or showing unhappiness or sorrow.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - tradition
/tradition/
A custom or belief passed down within a group over many years.
Culture & Societynoun - go
/go/
To move or travel from one place to another.
Common Verbsverb - come
/come/
To move toward the speaker or a particular place.
Common Verbsverb - make
/make/
To create, build, or produce something.
Common Verbsverb - take
/take/
To get hold of something or to carry it with you.
Common Verbsverb - give
/give/
To hand something to someone or to provide it freely.
Common Verbsverb - see
/see/
To notice or perceive something with the eyes.
Common Verbsverb - know
/know/
To have information, understanding, or awareness of something.
Common Verbsverb - think
/think/
To have an idea or opinion, or to use the mind to consider something.
Common Verbsverb - beautiful
/beautiful/
Pleasing the senses or mind, especially to look at.
Adjectivesadjective - big
/big/
Of considerable size, extent, or importance.
Adjectivesadjective - small
/small/
Little in size, amount, or degree.
Adjectivesadjective - good
/good/
Of high quality or a desirable standard; pleasant or right.
Adjectivesadjective - bad
/bad/
Of poor quality; unpleasant, harmful, or not desirable.
Adjectivesadjective - city
/city/
A large and important town where many people live and work.
Travel & Placesnoun - country
/country/
A nation with its own government; also land outside cities.
Travel & Placesnoun - river
/river/
A large natural stream of water flowing toward the sea or a lake.
Nature & Environmentnoun - mountain
/mountain/
A very high area of land with steep sides, higher than a hill.
Nature & Environmentnoun - tree
/tree/
A tall plant with a trunk, branches, and leaves.
Nature & Environmentnoun - book
/book/
A set of printed or written pages bound together for reading.
Arts & Literaturenoun - music
/music/
The art of arranging sounds to create melody, harmony, and rhythm.
Arts & Literaturenoun - art
/art/
The expression of human creativity through painting, music, or other forms.
Arts & Literaturenoun - computer
/computer/
An electronic machine that stores and processes information.
Science & Technologynoun - science
/science/
The systematic study of the natural world through observation and experiment.
Science & Technologynoun - health
/health/
The general condition of a person's body and mind, especially being free of illness.
Body & Healthnoun - body
/body/
The whole physical structure of a person or animal.
Body & Healthnoun - hand
/hand/
The part of the body at the end of the arm, used for holding things.
Body & Healthnoun - who
/who/
Used to ask about the identity of a person.
Question Wordspronoun - what
/what/
Used to ask for information about something.
Question Wordspronoun - where
/where/
Used to ask about the place or position of something.
Question Wordsadverb - rejected
/rejected/
Feeling that you have been refused, not accepted, or unwanted by someone or a group.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - included
/included/
Feeling that you are accepted as part of a group or activity rather than left out.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - excluded
/excluded/
Feeling that you have been kept out of a group, activity, or conversation.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - threatened
/threatened/
Feeling that you are in danger or that something important to you may be harmed or taken away.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - respected
/respected/
Treated with admiration and consideration because of your qualities, achievements, or character.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - disrespected
/disrespected/
Feeling that you have been treated without the politeness or regard you deserve.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - understood
/understood/
Feeling that someone truly grasps your meaning, feelings, or situation.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - misunderstood
/misunderstood/
Feeling that people have interpreted your words or intentions incorrectly.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - grateful
/grateful/
Feeling thankful and wanting to show appreciation for something kind that has been done for you.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - resentful
/resentful/
Feeling bitter or angry because you believe you have been treated unfairly.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - stingy
/stingy/
Unwilling to give or spend money, time, or resources, even when one can afford to.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - forgiving
/forgiving/
Ready to stop feeling angry toward someone who has hurt or wronged you.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - unforgiving
/unforgiving/
Not willing to forgive mistakes, or so harsh that it leaves no room for error.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - open-minded
/open-minded/
Willing to consider new ideas, opinions, and ways of doing things without prejudice.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - narrow-minded
/narrow-minded/
Unwilling to accept ideas or opinions that are different from your own.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - tolerant
/tolerant/
Willing to accept beliefs, behaviour, or people that differ from your own without disapproval.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - intolerant
/intolerant/
Unwilling to accept ideas, people, or behaviour different from your own; also unable to bear something physically.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - moved
/moved/
Feeling strong emotion, often tenderness or sadness, because of something touching.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - touched
/touched/
Feeling gently moved and grateful because of someone's kindness or thoughtfulness.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - devastated
/devastated/
Feeling extremely upset and shocked, often after a great loss or disappointment.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - heartbroken
/heartbroken/
Feeling overwhelming grief or sorrow, especially because of lost love or a painful disappointment.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - healed
/healed/
Made healthy or whole again after injury, illness, or emotional pain.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - wounded
/wounded/
Physically injured, or emotionally hurt by something painful that someone said or did.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - resilient
/resilient/
Able to recover quickly from difficulties, hardship, or setbacks.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - shattered
/shattered/
Broken into many pieces, or emotionally crushed; in British English, also extremely tired.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - sentimental
/sentimental/
Strongly influenced by emotion and tender feelings, sometimes more than by reason.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - nostalgic
/nostalgic/
Feeling a bittersweet longing for happy times, places, or things from the past.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - hopeful
/hopeful/
Feeling that something good is likely to happen; full of hope.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - disillusioned
/disillusioned/
Disappointed because you have discovered that something is not as good as you once believed.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - cynical
/cynical/
Believing that people are mainly motivated by self-interest; doubtful that anything is sincere or good.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - trusting
/trusting/
Ready to believe that other people are honest and will not harm you.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - proud
/proud/
Feeling deep pleasure or satisfaction in your own or others' achievements or qualities.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - embarrassed
/embarrassed/
Feeling awkward, ashamed, or self-conscious, often in front of other people.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - dignified
/dignified/
Behaving in a calm, serious, and self-respecting way that earns the respect of others.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - humiliated
/humiliated/
Feeling deeply ashamed and foolish because your dignity has been damaged in front of others.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - engineering
/engineering/
The use of scientific knowledge to design and build machines, structures, and systems.
Science & Technologynoun - mathematics
/mathematics/
The study of numbers, shapes, quantities, and patterns and the relationships between them.
Science & Technologynoun - physics
/physics/
The science of matter, energy, motion, and the fundamental forces of the universe.
Science & Technologynoun - chemistry
/chemistry/
The science of substances, their properties, and how they combine and react with one another.
Science & Technologynoun - biology
/biology/
The scientific study of living organisms, including their structure, function, growth, and evolution.
Science & Technologynoun - geology
/geology/
The science of the Earth's physical structure, rocks, and the processes that shape them over time.
Science & Technologynoun - astronomy
/astronomy/
The scientific study of stars, planets, galaxies, and other objects beyond the Earth's atmosphere.
Science & Technologynoun - experiment
/experiment/
A carefully controlled test carried out to discover something or to check whether an idea is true.
Science & Technologynoun - hypothesis
/hypothesis/
A proposed explanation for something that can be tested through observation or experiment.
Science & Technologynoun - theory
/theory/
A well-supported explanation of how or why something happens, based on repeated evidence.
Science & Technologynoun - evidence
/evidence/
Facts or information that show whether a belief or claim is true or valid.
Science & Technologynoun - data
/data/
Facts, numbers, or information collected for analysis or used to make decisions.
Science & Technologynoun - conclusion
/conclusion/
A decision or judgement reached after considering the evidence or finishing something.
Science & Technologynoun - laboratory
/laboratory/
A room or building equipped for scientific experiments, research, or teaching.
Science & Technologynoun - microscope
/microscope/
An instrument that uses lenses to make very small objects appear much larger.
Science & Technologynoun - telescope
/telescope/
An instrument that makes distant objects, especially in the sky, appear nearer and larger.
Science & Technologynoun - calculator
/calculator/
A small electronic device used to perform mathematical calculations quickly.
Science & Technologynoun - smartphone
/smartphone/
A mobile phone that can run apps and access the internet, working like a small computer.
Science & Technologynoun - server
/server/
A powerful computer that stores data and provides services to other computers over a network.
Science & Technologynoun - database
/database/
A structured collection of information stored in a computer so it can be searched and updated easily.
Science & Technologynoun - algorithm
/algorithm/
A set of step-by-step rules or instructions used to solve a problem or complete a task.
Science & Technologynoun - software
/software/
The programs and instructions that tell a computer or device how to operate.
Science & Technologynoun - hardware
/hardware/
The physical parts of a computer or device, such as the screen, keyboard, and circuits.
Science & Technologynoun - programming
/programming/
The activity of writing instructions that tell a computer how to perform tasks.
Science & Technologynoun - coding
/coding/
The process of writing instructions in a programming language for a computer to follow.
Science & Technologynoun - artificial intelligence
/artificial intelligence/
The ability of computers to perform tasks that normally require human thinking, such as learning and decision-making.
Science & Technologynoun - machine learning
/machine learning/
A branch of AI in which computers improve at tasks by learning from data rather than fixed rules.
Science & Technologynoun - deep learning
/deep learning/
A type of machine learning that uses many layers of artificial neural networks to learn complex patterns.
Science & Technologynoun - neural network
/neural network/
A computing system loosely modelled on the brain, used to recognise patterns and make predictions.
Science & Technologynoun - robot
/robot/
A machine that can carry out tasks automatically, sometimes resembling or replacing a human worker.
Science & Technologynoun - website
/website/
A collection of related web pages stored on the internet that can be visited with a browser.
Science & Technologynoun - app
/app/
A computer program, especially one for a phone or tablet, that performs a particular task.
Science & Technologynoun - browser
/browser/
A program used to find and view pages and information on the internet.
Science & Technologynoun - search engine
/search engine/
A program that searches the internet and lists web pages related to the words you type.
Science & Technologynoun - social network
/social network/
An online platform where people connect, share content, and communicate with friends and others.
Science & Technologynoun - cloud computing
/cloud computing/
The use of remote internet servers to store data and run programs instead of a local computer.
Science & Technologynoun - cybersecurity
/cybersecurity/
The practice of protecting computers, networks, and data from attacks, theft, or damage.
Science & Technologynoun - encryption
/encryption/
The process of changing information into a secret code so that only authorised people can read it.
Science & Technologynoun - data privacy
/data privacy/
The right and practice of keeping personal information safe and controlling how it is used.
Science & Technologynoun - circuit
/circuit/
A complete path through which an electric current can flow.
Science & Technologynoun - battery
/battery/
A device that stores energy and provides electric power to a machine or device.
Science & Technologynoun - solar panel
/solar panel/
A flat device that turns sunlight into electricity.
Science & Technologynoun - wind turbine
/wind turbine/
A tall machine with large blades that uses the wind to generate electricity.
Science & Technologynoun - nuclear reactor
/nuclear reactor/
A machine that produces energy by splitting atoms in a controlled nuclear reaction.
Science & Technologynoun - generator
/generator/
A machine that produces electricity, often by turning mechanical movement into electrical energy.
Science & Technologynoun - transformer
/transformer/
A device that increases or decreases the voltage of an electric current.
Science & Technologynoun - voltage
/voltage/
The force that pushes electric current through a circuit, measured in volts.
Science & Technologynoun - atom
/atom/
The smallest unit of a chemical element, made of a nucleus surrounded by electrons.
Science & Technologynoun - molecule
/molecule/
A group of two or more atoms joined together, forming the smallest unit of a compound.
Science & Technologynoun - element
/element/
A pure substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances by chemical means.
Science & Technologynoun - compound
/compound/
A substance made when two or more chemical elements join together.
Science & Technologynoun - reaction
/reaction/
A process in which substances change to form different substances; also a response to something.
Science & Technologynoun - solution
/solution/
A liquid in which a substance has been dissolved; also an answer to a problem.
Science & Technologynoun - acid
/acid/
A chemical substance with a sour taste that can react with and dissolve some materials.
Science & Technologynoun - base
/base/
A chemical substance that can neutralise an acid; also the bottom or foundation of something.
Science & Technologynoun - oxidation
/oxidation/
A chemical reaction in which a substance combines with oxygen or loses electrons.
Science & Technologynoun - reduction
/reduction/
In chemistry, a reaction in which a substance gains electrons; more generally, a decrease in amount.
Science & Technologynoun - DNA
/DNA/
The molecule in living cells that carries the genetic instructions for growth and function.
Science & Technologynoun - gene
/gene/
A section of DNA that carries instructions for a particular trait passed from parents to offspring.
Science & Technologynoun - respiration
/respiration/
The process by which living things take in oxygen and release energy from food; also breathing.
Science & Technologynoun - reproduction
/reproduction/
The biological process by which living things produce new individuals of their own kind.
Science & Technologynoun - mutation
/mutation/
A change in the DNA of a living thing that can affect how it looks or functions.
Science & Technologynoun - food web
/food web/
A network showing how living things in an area depend on one another for food.
Science & Technologynoun - energy cycle
/energy cycle/
The way energy moves through living things and the environment, changing form as it goes.
Science & Technologynoun - water cycle
/water cycle/
The continuous movement of water through evaporation, clouds, rain, rivers, and back to the sea.
Science & Technologynoun - carbon cycle
/carbon cycle/
The natural process by which carbon moves between the air, living things, oceans, and the ground.
Science & Technologynoun - nitrogen cycle
/nitrogen cycle/
The natural process by which nitrogen moves between the air, soil, plants, and animals.
Science & Technologynoun - geosphere
/geosphere/
The solid part of the Earth, including rocks, minerals, and the ground beneath our feet.
Science & Technologynoun - velocity
/velocity/
The speed of something moving in a particular direction.
Science & Technologynoun - acceleration
/acceleration/
The rate at which the speed or direction of a moving object changes over time.
Science & Technologynoun - gravity
/gravity/
The force that pulls objects toward one another, especially toward the centre of the Earth.
Science & Technologynoun - force
/force/
A push or pull that can change the movement or shape of an object.
Science & Technologynoun - energy
/energy/
The capacity to do work or cause change, existing in forms such as heat, light, and motion.
Science & Technologynoun - mass
/mass/
The amount of matter in an object, which stays the same wherever the object is.
Science & Technologynoun - momentum
/momentum/
The force of a moving object, depending on its mass and speed; also a sense of growing progress.
Science & Technologynoun - frequency
/frequency/
How often something happens; in physics, the number of waves or cycles per second.
Science & Technologynoun - amplitude
/amplitude/
The size or height of a wave, which determines how strong or loud it is.
Science & Technologynoun - radiation
/radiation/
Energy that travels in the form of waves or particles, such as heat, light, or nuclear rays.
Science & Technologynoun - electromagnetic spectrum
/electromagnetic spectrum/
The full range of electromagnetic waves, from radio waves to visible light to gamma rays.
Science & Technologynoun - sound
/sound/
Vibrations that travel through air or another medium and can be heard by the ear.
Science & Technologynoun - heat
/heat/
The form of energy that makes things warm and flows from hotter objects to cooler ones.
Science & Technologynoun - pressure
/pressure/
The force pressing on a surface, divided by its area; also a feeling of stress or urgency.
Science & Technologynoun - density
/density/
How much mass is contained in a given volume of a substance.
Science & Technologynoun - volume
/volume/
The amount of three-dimensional space an object or substance occupies; also loudness or a book.
Science & Technologynoun - invention
/invention/
A new device, method, or process created through study and experiment.
Science & Technologynoun - prototype
/prototype/
An early model of a product built to test an idea before full production.
Science & Technologynoun - manufacturing
/manufacturing/
The process of making goods in large quantities, usually in factories with machines.
Science & Technologynoun - quality control
/quality control/
The system of checking products to make sure they meet a required standard of quality.
Science & Technologynoun - testing
/testing/
The process of examining or trying something to find out whether it works correctly.
Science & Technologynoun - satellite
/satellite/
An object that orbits a planet, especially a machine sent into space for communication or observation.
Science & Technologynoun - drone
/drone/
A small aircraft that flies without a pilot on board, often controlled remotely.
Science & Technologynoun - sensor
/sensor/
A device that detects changes such as light, heat, or movement and sends a signal.
Science & Technologynoun - microchip
/microchip/
A very small set of electronic circuits on a piece of silicon that runs computers and devices.
Science & Technologynoun - processor
/processor/
The part of a computer that carries out instructions and performs calculations.
Science & Technologynoun - memory
/memory/
The part of a computer where information is stored for immediate use; also the ability to remember.
Science & Technologynoun - storage
/storage/
Space for keeping things, including the part of a device where files and data are saved.
Science & Technologynoun - bandwidth
/bandwidth/
The amount of data that can be sent over an internet connection in a given time.
Science & Technologynoun - latency
/latency/
The delay between sending a signal and receiving a response, especially over a network.
Science & Technologynoun - virtual reality
/virtual reality/
A computer-generated environment that a person can explore and interact with, usually using a headset.
Science & Technologynoun - augmented reality
/augmented reality/
Technology that adds computer-generated images or information onto a view of the real world.
Science & Technologynoun - blockchain
/blockchain/
A secure digital record of transactions stored across many computers so it is hard to change.
Science & Technologynoun - cryptocurrency
/cryptocurrency/
A digital form of money that uses encryption and usually operates without a central bank.
Science & Technologynoun - big data
/big data/
Extremely large sets of information that can be analysed to reveal patterns and trends.
Science & Technologynoun - Internet of Things
/Internet of Things/
The network of everyday objects connected to the internet so they can share data and be controlled.
Science & Technologynoun - smart city
/smart city/
A city that uses digital technology and data to manage services and improve daily life.
Science & Technologynoun - autonomous vehicle
/autonomous vehicle/
A vehicle that can drive itself using sensors and computers, with little or no human control.
Science & Technologynoun - 3D printing
/3D printing/
A process that builds solid objects layer by layer from a digital design.
Science & Technologynoun - nanotechnology
/nanotechnology/
The branch of technology that works with materials and devices at the scale of atoms and molecules.
Science & Technologynoun - gene therapy
/gene therapy/
A medical treatment that changes a person's genes to prevent or cure disease.
Science & Technologynoun - stem cell
/stem cell/
A special cell that can develop into many different types of cell in the body.
Science & Technologynoun - organ transplant
/organ transplant/
A medical operation in which a damaged organ is replaced with a healthy one from a donor.
Science & Technologynoun - MRI
/MRI/
A medical scan that uses strong magnets and radio waves to make detailed images inside the body.
Science & Technologynoun - CT scan
/CT scan/
A medical scan that combines many X-ray images to show detailed cross-sections of the body.
Science & Technologynoun - ultrasound
/ultrasound/
A scan that uses high-frequency sound waves to make images of the inside of the body.
Science & Technologynoun - biopsy
/biopsy/
The removal and examination of a small piece of tissue to check for disease.
Science & Technologynoun - drawing
/drawing/
A picture or image made using lines, usually with a pencil, pen, or crayon.
Arts & Literaturenoun - printmaking
/printmaking/
The art of making pictures by transferring ink from a carved or treated surface onto paper.
Arts & Literaturenoun - ceramics
/ceramics/
The art of making objects from clay that is hardened by heat, such as pots and tiles.
Arts & Literaturenoun - collage
/collage/
A work of art made by sticking different materials, such as paper and photos, onto a surface.
Arts & Literaturenoun - installation
/installation/
A large work of art arranged in a space, often designed for viewers to walk through.
Arts & Literaturenoun - song
/song/
A short piece of music with words that is meant to be sung.
Arts & Literaturenoun - melody
/melody/
A pleasing series of musical notes that forms the main tune of a piece of music.
Arts & Literaturenoun - harmony
/harmony/
The pleasing sound of musical notes played together; also a state of peaceful agreement.
Arts & Literaturenoun - rhythm
/rhythm/
A regular repeated pattern of sounds or beats in music or speech.
Arts & Literaturenoun - beat
/beat/
The basic unit of time in music; the steady pulse you can tap your foot to.
Arts & Literaturenoun - tempo
/tempo/
The speed at which a piece of music is played; also the pace of an activity.
Arts & Literaturenoun - tone
/tone/
The quality of a sound, or the general mood or attitude expressed in speech or writing.
Arts & Literaturenoun - chord
/chord/
Three or more musical notes played at the same time to produce a harmony.
Arts & Literaturenoun - classical
/classical/
Relating to a traditional and formal style, especially of European orchestral and chamber music.
Arts & Literatureadjective - jazz
/jazz/
A style of music with strong rhythms and improvisation that began among African Americans.
Arts & Literaturenoun - pop
/pop/
A style of modern popular music with catchy tunes that appeals to a wide audience.
Arts & Literaturenoun - hip-hop
/hip-hop/
A style of music featuring rhythmic spoken lyrics, known as rapping, over strong beats.
Arts & Literaturenoun - folk
/folk/
Traditional music passed down among ordinary people, often telling stories of everyday life.
Arts & Literaturenoun - opera
/opera/
A dramatic work in which the story is told mostly through singing accompanied by an orchestra.
Arts & Literaturenoun - symphony
/symphony/
A long musical composition for a full orchestra, usually in several movements.
Arts & Literaturenoun - concerto
/concerto/
A musical composition for one or more solo instruments accompanied by an orchestra.
Arts & Literaturenoun - sonata
/sonata/
A piece of classical music for one or two instruments, usually in several movements.
Arts & Literaturenoun - novel
/novel/
A long written story about imaginary people and events, published as a book.
Arts & Literaturenoun - short story
/short story/
A short piece of fiction that can usually be read in one sitting.
Arts & Literaturenoun - poem
/poem/
A piece of writing that uses rhythm, imagery, and sometimes rhyme to express feelings or ideas.
Arts & Literaturenoun - essay
/essay/
A short piece of writing that presents the author's argument or thoughts on a subject.
Arts & Literaturenoun - memoir
/memoir/
A book in which someone writes about their own experiences and memories.
Arts & Literaturenoun - biography
/biography/
A written account of another person's life, usually covering their whole life.
Arts & Literaturenoun - autobiography
/autobiography/
The story of a person's life written by that person themselves.
Arts & Literaturenoun - metaphor
/metaphor/
A way of describing something by saying it is something else, to suggest a likeness.
Arts & Literaturenoun - simile
/simile/
A figure of speech that compares two things using the words 'like' or 'as'.
Arts & Literaturenoun - allegory
/allegory/
A story or image in which characters and events stand for deeper moral or political meanings.
Arts & Literaturenoun - irony
/irony/
The use of words to express the opposite of their literal meaning, often for humour or effect.
Arts & Literaturenoun - satire
/satire/
Writing or art that uses humour, exaggeration, or irony to criticise people or society.
Arts & Literaturenoun - symbolism
/symbolism/
The use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities in art and literature.
Arts & Literaturenoun - imagery
/imagery/
Vivid descriptive language that creates pictures in the reader's mind.
Arts & Literaturenoun - narrative
/narrative/
A spoken or written account of connected events; a story.
Arts & Literaturenoun - plot
/plot/
The series of connected events that make up the main story of a book, play, or film.
Arts & Literaturenoun - character
/character/
A person in a story, play, or film; also a person's qualities and personality.
Arts & Literaturenoun - protagonist
/protagonist/
The main character in a story, around whom the events of the plot revolve.
Arts & Literaturenoun - antagonist
/antagonist/
A character who opposes the main character and creates conflict in a story.
Arts & Literaturenoun - hero
/hero/
The main good character of a story, or a person admired for courage and noble deeds.
Arts & Literaturenoun - villain
/villain/
A wicked character in a story who opposes the hero, or a real wrongdoer.
Arts & Literaturenoun - narrator
/narrator/
The voice or person who tells the story in a book, film, or play.
Arts & Literaturenoun - perspective
/perspective/
A particular way of viewing things; in art, the technique of showing depth on a flat surface.
Arts & Literaturenoun - theme
/theme/
The central idea or message explored in a story, poem, or work of art.
Arts & Literaturenoun - setting
/setting/
The time and place in which the events of a story happen.
Arts & Literaturenoun - resolution
/resolution/
The part of a story where the main problems are solved and the plot comes to an end.
Arts & Literaturenoun - stage
/stage/
The raised area in a theatre where actors perform; also a step in a process.
Arts & Literaturenoun - actor
/actor/
A person who performs a role in a play, film, or television programme.
Arts & Literaturenoun - script
/script/
The written text of a play, film, or broadcast, including dialogue and stage directions.
Arts & Literaturenoun - rehearsal
/rehearsal/
A practice session in which performers prepare for a public show.
Arts & Literaturenoun - audience
/audience/
The group of people who watch or listen to a performance, film, or speech.
Arts & Literaturenoun - applause
/applause/
The sound of people clapping their hands to show approval or appreciation.
Arts & Literaturenoun - curtain call
/curtain call/
The moment at the end of a performance when the actors return to the stage to receive applause.
Arts & Literaturenoun - film
/film/
A story or set of moving images recorded to be shown in cinemas or on screens.
Arts & Literaturenoun - movie
/movie/
A story told with moving pictures and sound, shown in cinemas or on screens.
Arts & Literaturenoun - producer
/producer/
A person who organises and controls the money and planning of a film, show, or recording.
Arts & Literaturenoun - screenplay
/screenplay/
The written script for a film, including the dialogue and descriptions of the action.
Arts & Literaturenoun - documentary
/documentary/
A film or programme that presents facts and real events rather than a fictional story.
Arts & Literaturenoun - animation
/animation/
The technique of making drawings or models appear to move, as in cartoons and animated films.
Arts & Literaturenoun - special effects
/special effects/
Images or illusions created for films using technology to show things that are impossible to film normally.
Arts & Literaturenoun - soundtrack
/soundtrack/
The recorded music and sound that accompanies a film or programme.
Arts & Literaturenoun - ballet
/ballet/
A formal style of dance that tells a story through graceful, controlled movements and music.
Arts & Literaturenoun - contemporary
/contemporary/
Belonging to the present time; in the arts, modern in style rather than traditional.
Arts & Literatureadjective - choreography
/choreography/
The art of arranging the steps and movements of a dance.
Arts & Literaturenoun - performer
/performer/
A person who entertains an audience by acting, singing, dancing, or playing music.
Arts & Literaturenoun - improvisation
/improvisation/
The act of performing or creating something without preparation, making it up as you go.
Arts & Literaturenoun - expression
/expression/
The act of showing thoughts or feelings through art, words, or the face; also a set phrase.
Arts & Literaturenoun - costume
/costume/
A set of clothes worn by an actor or performer to suit a character or period.
Arts & Literaturenoun - airport
/airport/
A place where aircraft take off and land and passengers board planes.
Travel & Placesnoun - hotel
/hotel/
A building where travellers can pay to sleep and eat for a short time.
Travel & Placesnoun - head
/head/
The part of the body above the neck containing the brain, eyes, ears, nose, and mouth.
Body & Healthnoun - heart
/heart/
The organ in the chest that pumps blood around the body; also the centre of feelings.
Body & Healthnoun - office
/office/
A room or building where people work, usually at desks.
Work & Businessnoun - meeting
/meeting/
An event where people come together to discuss something or make decisions.
Work & Businessnoun - festival
/festival/
A special time of celebration, often with music, food, and activities.
Culture & Societynoun - learn
/learn/
To gain knowledge or skill by study, experience, or being taught.
Common Verbsverb - teach
/teach/
To give someone knowledge or skill by explaining or showing them.
Common Verbsverb - difficult
/difficult/
Needing much effort or skill to do or understand; not easy.
Adjectivesadjective - why
/why/
A word used to ask the reason or purpose for something.
Question Wordsadverb - breakfast
/breakfast/
The first meal of the day, usually eaten in the morning.
Daily Lifenoun - sleep
/sleep/
To rest with your eyes closed and your mind and body inactive.
Daily Lifeverb - forest
/forest/
A large area of land thickly covered with trees.
Nature & Environmentnoun - doctor
/doctor/
A person trained and qualified to treat people who are ill or injured.
Body & Healthnoun - afraid
/afraid/
Feeling fear or worry that something bad may happen.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - break down
/break down/
To stop functioning, as a machine or vehicle; also to lose emotional control or analyse into parts.
Common Verbsverb - carry out
/carry out/
To perform or complete a task, plan, or instruction.
Work & Businessverb - give up
/give up/
To stop trying to do something, or to surrender a habit or possession.
Common Verbsverb - look forward to
/look forward to/
To feel pleased and excited about something that is going to happen.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - run into
/run into/
To meet someone unexpectedly, or to encounter a problem or difficulty.
Daily Lifeverb - look up
/look up/
To search for information in a book, list, or online; also to improve.
Daily Lifeverb - turn down
/turn down/
To refuse an offer or request, or to reduce the volume or intensity of something.
Work & Businessverb - turn up
/turn up/
To arrive or appear, often unexpectedly, or to increase volume or intensity.
Daily Lifeverb - show up
/show up/
To arrive or appear at a place, especially when expected.
Daily Lifeverb - put off
/put off/
To delay or postpone something, or to make someone dislike or lose interest.
Daily Lifeverb - call off
/call off/
To cancel an event or stop an activity that is planned or in progress.
Daily Lifeverb - get along
/get along/
To have a friendly or harmonious relationship with someone.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - fall out
/fall out/
To have an argument and stop being friendly with someone.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - make up
/make up/
To become friendly again after an argument, or to invent a story or excuse.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - break up
/break up/
To end a romantic relationship, or to separate into smaller pieces.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - bring up
/bring up/
To raise a child, or to introduce a topic into conversation.
Daily Lifeverb - grow up
/grow up/
To develop from a child into an adult, or to behave more maturely.
Daily Lifeverb - find out
/find out/
To discover a fact or piece of information, often by effort or chance.
Common Verbsverb - work out
/work out/
To solve a problem or calculate something; also to do physical exercise.
Daily Lifeverb - figure out
/figure out/
To understand or solve something after thinking about it.
Common Verbsverb - get up
/get up/
To rise from bed or from a sitting position.
Daily Lifeverb - wake up
/wake up/
To stop sleeping and become conscious; to make someone do so.
Daily Lifeverb - put on
/put on/
To dress oneself in clothing, or to pretend or feign something.
Daily Lifeverb - take off
/take off/
To remove clothing, or for an aircraft to leave the ground; also to become successful.
Daily Lifeverb - get on
/get on/
To board a vehicle, or to make progress, or to have a good relationship.
Daily Lifeverb - get off
/get off/
To leave a bus, train, or other vehicle; also to escape punishment.
Daily Lifeverb - set up
/set up/
To arrange, establish, or prepare something, such as equipment or a business.
Work & Businessverb - set off
/set off/
To begin a journey, or to cause something to start, such as an alarm.
Daily Lifeverb - look after
/look after/
To take care of someone or something, ensuring their wellbeing.
Daily Lifeverb - look into
/look into/
To investigate or examine something in order to find out the facts.
Work & Businessverb - come across
/come across/
To find something by chance, or to give a particular impression.
Daily Lifeverb - carry on
/carry on/
To continue doing something, often despite difficulty.
Common Verbsverb - go on
/go on/
To continue, or to happen; also used to encourage someone.
Common Verbsverb - hold on
/hold on/
To wait for a short time, or to keep a firm grip on something.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - hang on
/hang on/
To wait briefly, or to hold tightly to something.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - pick up
/pick up/
To collect someone or something, or to acquire a skill or habit casually.
Daily Lifeverb - drop off
/drop off/
To deliver someone or something to a place, or to fall asleep.
Daily Lifeverb - take after
/take after/
To resemble an older relative in appearance or character.
Daily Lifeverb - get over
/get over/
To recover from an illness, shock, or difficult experience.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - come up with
/come up with/
To produce or think of an idea, plan, or solution.
Work & Businessverb - look out
/look out/
To be careful or watch for possible danger.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - watch out
/watch out/
To be careful and alert to a danger or problem.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - give in
/give in/
To stop resisting and agree to something you previously opposed.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - take up
/take up/
To start a new hobby or activity, or to occupy time or space.
Daily Lifeverb - put up with
/put up with/
To tolerate or endure something unpleasant without complaining.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - get by
/get by/
To manage to survive or cope, especially with limited resources.
Daily Lifeverb - end up
/end up/
To finally be in a particular place or situation, often unexpectedly.
Daily Lifeverb - turn out
/turn out/
To prove to be the case in the end, or to attend an event.
Daily Lifeverb - bring about
/bring about/
To cause something to happen, especially a change.
Work & Businessverb - point out
/point out/
To tell someone about a fact or to indicate something physically.
Work & Businessverb - fill in
/fill in/
To complete a form with information, or to substitute for someone.
Work & Businessverb - fill out
/fill out/
To complete a form by writing the required information.
Work & Businessverb - come up
/come up/
To arise or occur, especially as a topic or unexpected event.
Daily Lifeverb - go off
/go off/
To explode or sound suddenly, or for food to become rotten.
Daily Lifeverb - get back
/get back/
To return to a place, or to receive something again after lending it.
Daily Lifeverb - come back
/come back/
To return to a place or to a previous state or popularity.
Daily Lifeverb - go through
/go through/
To examine something carefully, or to experience a difficult time.
Work & Businessverb - take over
/take over/
To assume control or responsibility for something, such as a company or task.
Work & Businessverb - hand in
/hand in/
To submit or give something to a person in authority.
Work & Businessverb - hand out
/hand out/
To distribute or give things to several people.
Work & Businessverb - back up
/back up/
To support someone, or to make a copy of computer data for safety.
Work & Businessverb - check in
/check in/
To register your arrival at a hotel, airport, or event.
Daily Lifeverb - check out
/check out/
To pay and leave a hotel, or to look at or investigate something.
Daily Lifeverb - calm down
/calm down/
To become or make someone become less angry, anxious, or excited.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - cheer up
/cheer up/
To become happier, or to make someone feel happier.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - run out
/run out/
To use all of something so that none remains.
Daily Lifeverb - use up
/use up/
To consume or finish the whole of a supply.
Daily Lifeverb - sort out
/sort out/
To resolve a problem or to organise something into order.
Work & Businessverb - settle down
/settle down/
To become calm and quiet, or to start living a stable, routine life.
Daily Lifeverb - come down with
/come down with/
To begin to suffer from an illness, usually a minor one.
Daily Lifeverb - piece of cake
/piece of cake/
Something that is very easy to do.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - break the ice
/break the ice/
To do or say something to relieve tension and start a conversation among strangers.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - hit the sack
/hit the sack/
To go to bed in order to sleep.
Daily Lifephrase - under the weather
/under the weather/
Feeling slightly ill or unwell.
Emotions & Feelingsphrase - spill the beans
/spill the beans/
To reveal secret information, often accidentally or prematurely.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - let the cat out of the bag
/let the cat out of the bag/
To reveal a secret carelessly or by mistake.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - once in a blue moon
/once in a blue moon/
Very rarely; almost never.
Daily Lifephrase - cost an arm and a leg
/cost an arm and a leg/
To be extremely expensive.
Work & Businessphrase - break the bank
/break the bank/
To cost more money than one can afford.
Work & Businessphrase - hit the nail on the head
/hit the nail on the head/
To describe or identify something exactly and accurately.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - once bitten twice shy
/once bitten twice shy/
Being cautious about something after a previous bad experience.
Emotions & Feelingsphrase - the ball is in your court
/the ball is in your court/
It is now your responsibility to take the next action or make a decision.
Work & Businessphrase - bite the bullet
/bite the bullet/
To force yourself to do something unpleasant or to endure a painful situation bravely.
Emotions & Feelingsphrase - face the music
/face the music/
To accept and deal with the unpleasant consequences of one's actions.
Work & Businessphrase - the last straw
/the last straw/
The final problem in a series that makes a situation unbearable.
Emotions & Feelingsphrase - a blessing in disguise
/a blessing in disguise/
Something that seems bad at first but turns out to be good.
Emotions & Feelingsphrase - every cloud has a silver lining
/every cloud has a silver lining/
Every difficult situation has some positive aspect.
Emotions & Feelingsphrase - kill two birds with one stone
/kill two birds with one stone/
To accomplish two things with a single action.
Work & Businessphrase - the best of both worlds
/the best of both worlds/
A situation in which you enjoy the advantages of two different things at once.
Work & Businessphrase - speak of the devil
/speak of the devil/
Said when a person you were just talking about unexpectedly appears.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - cut corners
/cut corners/
To do something in the easiest, quickest, or cheapest way, often sacrificing quality.
Work & Businessphrase - on the same page
/on the same page/
Having the same understanding or sharing the same opinion about something.
Work & Businessphrase - the tip of the iceberg
/the tip of the iceberg/
A small, visible part of a much larger hidden problem.
Work & Businessphrase - a storm in a teacup
/a storm in a teacup/
A lot of unnecessary anger or worry about an unimportant matter.
Emotions & Feelingsphrase - beat around the bush
/beat around the bush/
To avoid talking about something directly or to delay getting to the point.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - get cold feet
/get cold feet/
To suddenly become too nervous to do something you had planned.
Emotions & Feelingsphrase - hit the road
/hit the road/
To leave a place or to begin a journey.
Daily Lifephrase - call it a day
/call it a day/
To decide to stop working on something, either for now or permanently.
Work & Businessphrase - pull someone's leg
/pull someone's leg/
To tease or joke with someone by telling them something untrue in fun.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - in the same boat
/in the same boat/
In the same difficult situation as other people.
Emotions & Feelingsphrase - give someone a piece of my mind
/give someone a piece of my mind/
To tell someone angrily and frankly what you think of their behaviour.
Emotions & Feelingsphrase - the bigger picture
/the bigger picture/
The most important facts about a situation and its long-term effects, rather than small details.
Work & Businessphrase - burn the midnight oil
/burn the midnight oil/
To work or study late into the night.
Work & Businessphrase - the elephant in the room
/the elephant in the room/
An obvious major problem that everyone is aware of but no one wants to discuss.
Work & Businessphrase - when pigs fly
/when pigs fly/
Used to say that something will never happen.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - cry over spilt milk
/cry over spilt milk/
To waste time being upset about something bad that has already happened and cannot be changed.
Emotions & Feelingsphrase - a dime a dozen
/a dime a dozen/
So common as to be almost worthless.
Daily Lifephrase - back to the drawing board
/back to the drawing board/
Used to say that an idea has failed and you must start planning again from the beginning.
Work & Businessphrase - the whole nine yards
/the whole nine yards/
Everything that is possible or available; the complete amount.
Daily Lifephrase - add fuel to the fire
/add fuel to the fire/
To do or say something that makes a bad situation or an argument even worse.
Emotions & Feelingsphrase - the icing on the cake
/the icing on the cake/
An extra good thing that makes an already good situation even better.
Emotions & Feelingsphrase - read between the lines
/read between the lines/
To understand a hidden or implied meaning that is not stated directly.
Work & Businessphrase - get the ball rolling
/get the ball rolling/
To start an activity or process that involves several people.
Work & Businessphrase - jump on the bandwagon
/jump on the bandwagon/
To join an activity or support a cause only because it is currently popular or successful.
Culture & Societyphrase - the grass is always greener
/the grass is always greener/
The belief that other people's situations always seem better than your own.
Emotions & Feelingsphrase - bend over backwards
/bend over backwards/
To make a great effort to help or please someone.
Work & Businessphrase - go the extra mile
/go the extra mile/
To make more effort than is expected or required.
Work & Businessphrase - a taste of your own medicine
/a taste of your own medicine/
The same unpleasant treatment that you have given to others.
Emotions & Feelingsphrase - miss the boat
/miss the boat/
To miss an opportunity by being too slow to act.
Work & Businessphrase - see eye to eye
/see eye to eye/
To agree completely with someone.
Work & Businessphrase - the cream of the crop
/the cream of the crop/
The best people or things in a particular group.
Work & Businessphrase - a drop in the ocean
/a drop in the ocean/
A very small amount compared with the much larger amount that is needed.
Culture & Societyphrase - throw in the towel
/throw in the towel/
To admit defeat and stop trying.
Work & Businessphrase - on thin ice
/on thin ice/
In a risky or precarious situation that could easily go wrong.
Work & Businessphrase - the early bird catches the worm
/the early bird catches the worm/
The person who acts first or arrives earliest has the best chance of success.
Daily Lifephrase - hold your horses
/hold your horses/
Used to tell someone to wait or to slow down and be patient.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - a perfect storm
/a perfect storm/
A rare combination of events that together create a uniquely bad or disastrous situation.
Culture & Societyphrase - rule of thumb
/rule of thumb/
A general principle based on experience and practice rather than exact measurement.
Daily Lifephrase - through thick and thin
/through thick and thin/
Through both good and difficult times; loyally and steadfastly.
Emotions & Feelingsphrase - a wild goose chase
/a wild goose chase/
A long and useless search for something that is difficult or impossible to find.
Daily Lifephrase - steal someone's thunder
/steal someone's thunder/
To take attention or praise away from someone by doing or saying their idea first.
Work & Businessphrase - bite off more than you can chew
/bite off more than you can chew/
To try to do more than you are able to manage.
Work & Businessphrase - once and for all
/once and for all/
Finally and completely, so that a matter is settled for ever.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - the writing on the wall
/the writing on the wall/
A clear sign that something, usually bad, is going to happen.
Culture & Societyphrase - a needle in a haystack
/a needle in a haystack/
Something that is extremely difficult or impossible to find.
Daily Lifephrase - cut to the chase
/cut to the chase/
To get to the most important point without wasting time.
Work & Businessphrase - a bitter pill to swallow
/a bitter pill to swallow/
An unpleasant fact or situation that is difficult to accept.
Emotions & Feelingsphrase - burn your bridges
/burn your bridges/
To do something that makes it impossible to return to a previous situation or relationship.
Work & Businessphrase - on the tip of my tongue
/on the tip of my tongue/
Used when you are sure you know something but cannot quite remember it at that moment.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - put all your eggs in one basket
/put all your eggs in one basket/
To risk everything on a single plan or opportunity instead of spreading the risk.
Work & Businessphrase - ubiquitous
/ubiquitous/
Seeming to be present or found everywhere at the same time, often to the point of being unavoidable.
Adjectivesadjective - paradigm
/paradigm/
A typical example or model of something, or a framework of shared assumptions within a field.
Science & Technologynoun - nuance
/nuance/
A subtle or slight difference in meaning, expression, tone, or quality that is easy to overlook.
Arts & Literaturenoun - ambiguous
/ambiguous/
Having more than one possible meaning, so that it is unclear which interpretation is intended.
Adjectivesadjective - coherent
/coherent/
Logical, consistent, and clearly connected so that the parts form a unified whole.
Adjectivesadjective - empirical
/empirical/
Based on observation, experiment, or direct experience rather than on theory alone.
Science & Technologyadjective - inherent
/inherent/
Existing in something as a permanent, essential, or natural part of its character.
Adjectivesadjective - pragmatic
/pragmatic/
Dealing with problems in a practical, realistic way rather than relying on theory or ideals.
Adjectivesadjective - subtle
/subtle/
So delicate or precise that it is difficult to notice, analyse, or describe.
Adjectivesadjective - profound
/profound/
Showing or requiring great depth of knowledge, insight, or feeling; very intense.
Adjectivesadjective - arbitrary
/arbitrary/
Based on random choice or personal whim rather than on any reason, system, or principle.
Adjectivesadjective - rigorous
/rigorous/
Extremely thorough, careful, and demanding in accuracy or attention to detail.
Adjectivesadjective - tangible
/tangible/
Real and concrete enough to be perceived, measured, or clearly demonstrated.
Adjectivesadjective - explicit
/explicit/
Stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt.
Adjectivesadjective - implicit
/implicit/
Suggested or understood without being directly expressed.
Adjectivesadjective - feasible
/feasible/
Capable of being done or achieved successfully; practical and realistic.
Adjectivesadjective - robust
/robust/
Strong, healthy, and able to withstand difficult conditions or demands.
Adjectivesadjective - comprehensive
/comprehensive/
Complete and including all or nearly all relevant elements, details, or aspects.
Adjectivesadjective - fundamental
/fundamental/
Forming a necessary base or core; of central importance.
Adjectivesadjective - substantial
/substantial/
Large in amount, size, or importance; considerable.
Adjectivesadjective - pervasive
/pervasive/
Spreading widely throughout an area, group, or thing; present in every part.
Adjectivesadjective - prevalent
/prevalent/
Widespread or common in a particular place or at a particular time.
Adjectivesadjective - intrinsic
/intrinsic/
Belonging naturally to something as one of its essential and inseparable qualities.
Adjectivesadjective - cohesive
/cohesive/
Forming a united, well-integrated whole in which the parts fit together.
Adjectivesadjective - viable
/viable/
Able to work successfully or continue to exist and develop.
Adjectivesadjective - meticulous
/meticulous/
Showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise in one's work.
Adjectivesadjective - scrupulous
/scrupulous/
Very careful to do what is correct and morally right, attending to every detail.
Adjectivesadjective - analogous
/analogous/
Similar or comparable in certain respects, so that a useful comparison can be drawn.
Adjectivesadjective - redundant
/redundant/
More than is needed, so that part is unnecessary or repeated without adding value.
Adjectivesadjective - superfluous
/superfluous/
Unnecessary, especially because there is already enough of something.
Adjectivesadjective - plausible
/plausible/
Seeming reasonable or probable, and therefore likely to be true or successful.
Adjectivesadjective - intricate
/intricate/
Very complicated or detailed, with many small interconnected parts.
Adjectivesadjective - elaborate
/elaborate/
Involving many carefully arranged parts or details; complex and developed.
Adjectivesadjective - benevolent
/benevolent/
Kind, generous, and wishing to do good to others.
Adjectivesadjective - altruistic
/altruistic/
Showing a selfless concern for the well-being of others.
Adjectivesadjective - magnanimous
/magnanimous/
Very generous or forgiving, especially toward a rival or someone less powerful.
Adjectivesadjective - ephemeral
/ephemeral/
Lasting for only a very short time; transient and quickly fading.
Adjectivesadjective - transient
/transient/
Lasting only for a short time; temporary and not permanent.
Adjectivesadjective - fleeting
/fleeting/
Lasting for a very short time; quickly passing away.
Adjectivesadjective - candid
/candid/
Truthful and straightforward, especially about difficult or sensitive matters.
Adjectivesadjective - autonomous
/autonomous/
Acting independently or having the freedom to govern itself without outside control.
Adjectivesadjective - sovereign
/sovereign/
Possessing supreme or independent power and authority.
Adjectivesadjective - empathy
/empathy/
The ability to understand and share the feelings, thoughts, or experiences of another person.
Culture & Societynoun - consensus
/consensus/
A general agreement reached among the members of a group after discussion.
Culture & Societynoun - hierarchy
/hierarchy/
A system in which people or things are ranked one above another according to status or authority.
Work & Businessnoun - infrastructure
/infrastructure/
The basic physical systems and facilities, such as roads and power, needed for a society to function.
Science & Technologynoun - framework
/framework/
A basic structure of ideas, rules, or concepts used to plan or understand something.
Science & Technologynoun - phenomenon
/phenomenon/
A fact, event, or situation that can be observed, especially one whose cause is in question.
Science & Technologynoun - correlation
/correlation/
A relationship in which two or more things tend to change or occur together.
Science & Technologynoun - criterion
/criterion/
A standard or principle by which something is judged, measured, or decided.
Culture & Societynoun - synthesis
/synthesis/
The combination of separate ideas, elements, or substances to form a coherent whole.
Science & Technologynoun - dichotomy
/dichotomy/
A division or contrast between two things that are represented as entirely opposed.
Arts & Literaturenoun - paradox
/paradox/
A statement or situation that seems to contradict itself yet may nonetheless be true.
Arts & Literaturenoun - catalyst
/catalyst/
Something that causes or speeds up an important change or event without itself being consumed.
Science & Technologynoun - anomaly
/anomaly/
Something that deviates from what is standard, normal, or expected.
Science & Technologynoun - discrepancy
/discrepancy/
A lack of agreement or consistency between two or more things that should match.
Work & Businessnoun - implication
/implication/
A possible consequence or effect of an action, or something suggested without being said.
Culture & Societynoun - premise
/premise/
A statement or idea taken to be true and used as the basis for an argument or reasoning.
Arts & Literaturenoun - rhetoric
/rhetoric/
The art of using language effectively and persuasively, sometimes implying empty showiness.
Arts & Literaturenoun - aesthetic
/aesthetic/
Concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty and artistic taste.
Arts & Literatureadjective - eloquent
/eloquent/
Fluent, expressive, and persuasive in speaking or writing.
Adjectivesadjective - concise
/concise/
Giving a lot of information clearly in a few words; brief but comprehensive.
Adjectivesadjective - verbose
/verbose/
Using or containing more words than are needed; long-winded.
Adjectivesadjective - mundane
/mundane/
Lacking interest or excitement; ordinary, dull, and concerned with everyday matters.
Adjectivesadjective - trivial
/trivial/
Of little value or importance; not worth serious attention.
Adjectivesadjective - futile
/futile/
Incapable of producing any useful result; pointless and doomed to fail.
Adjectivesadjective - inevitable
/inevitable/
Certain to happen and impossible to avoid or prevent.
Adjectivesadjective - paramount
/paramount/
More important than anything else; supreme in rank or significance.
Adjectivesadjective - ostensible
/ostensible/
Stated or appearing to be true, but not necessarily so; seeming rather than actual.
Adjectivesadjective - meticulously
/meticulously/
In a way that shows extreme care and precise attention to every detail.
Adjectivesadverb - inadvertently
/inadvertently/
Without intention or awareness; by accident rather than on purpose.
Adjectivesadverb - scrutinize
/scrutinize/
To examine or inspect something very closely and critically.
Common Verbsverb - facilitate
/facilitate/
To make an action, process, or outcome easier or more likely to happen.
Common Verbsverb - mitigate
/mitigate/
To make something bad or harmful less serious, severe, or painful.
Common Verbsverb - exacerbate
/exacerbate/
To make a problem, situation, or feeling worse or more severe.
Common Verbsverb - undermine
/undermine/
To weaken or damage something, often gradually and not obviously.
Common Verbsverb - advocate
/advocate/
To publicly support or recommend a particular cause, policy, or course of action.
Common Verbsverb - delineate
/delineate/
To describe, outline, or define something precisely and in detail.
Common Verbsverb - substantiate
/substantiate/
To provide evidence that supports or proves the truth of a claim.
Common Verbsverb - corroborate
/corroborate/
To confirm or give support to a statement, theory, or finding with additional evidence.
Common Verbsverb - reconcile
/reconcile/
To make two apparently conflicting things or people compatible or in agreement.
Common Verbsverb - differentiate
/differentiate/
To recognise or express the difference between things, or to make something distinct.
Common Verbsverb - accentuate
/accentuate/
To make something more noticeable or prominent; to emphasise.
Common Verbsverb - alleviate
/alleviate/
To make pain, suffering, or a problem less severe.
Common Verbsverb - consolidate
/consolidate/
To combine several things into a single, stronger whole, or to make something more secure.
Common Verbsverb - perpetuate
/perpetuate/
To make something, especially a belief or situation, continue indefinitely.
Common Verbsverb - constitute
/constitute/
To be the parts that make up a whole, or to be equivalent to something.
Common Verbsverb - aggregate
/aggregate/
A whole formed by combining several separate elements or amounts.
Work & Businessnoun - incentive
/incentive/
Something that motivates or encourages a person to act in a particular way.
Work & Businessnoun - leverage
/leverage/
The power to influence a situation, or the strategic use of resources to gain advantage.
Work & Businessnoun - commodity
/commodity/
A raw material or basic good that can be bought and sold, often interchangeably.
Work & Businessnoun - entrepreneur
/entrepreneur/
A person who organises and takes on the financial risks of starting a new business.
Work & Businessnoun - liability
/liability/
A legal or financial responsibility, debt, or something that puts one at a disadvantage.
Work & Businessnoun - dividend
/dividend/
A sum of money paid regularly by a company to its shareholders out of its profits.
Work & Businessnoun - heuristic
/heuristic/
A practical method or mental shortcut that helps find a good enough solution quickly.
Science & Technologynoun - paradigmatic
/paradigmatic/
Serving as a typical example or model of something.
Adjectivesadjective - quantitative
/quantitative/
Relating to or measured by the quantity or amount of something rather than its quality.
Science & Technologyadjective - qualitative
/qualitative/
Relating to the quality or nature of something rather than its measurable quantity.
Science & Technologyadjective - theoretical
/theoretical/
Based on or concerned with theory and ideas rather than practical application.
Science & Technologyadjective - abstract
/abstract/
Existing as an idea or concept rather than as a physical or concrete thing.
Adjectivesadjective - objective
/objective/
Based on facts and not influenced by personal feelings or opinions; unbiased.
Adjectivesadjective - subjective
/subjective/
Based on personal feelings, tastes, or opinions rather than on external facts.
Adjectivesadjective - definitive
/definitive/
Done or reached decisively and authoritatively, so as to settle a matter conclusively.
Adjectivesadjective - preliminary
/preliminary/
Coming before and preparing for something more important; introductory.
Adjectivesadjective - systematic
/systematic/
Done or acting according to a fixed plan or organised system; methodical.
Adjectivesadjective - dynamic
/dynamic/
Characterised by constant change, activity, or energy; full of force and movement.
Adjectivesadjective - static
/static/
Lacking movement, action, or change; staying the same.
Adjectivesadjective - volatile
/volatile/
Liable to change rapidly and unpredictably, often for the worse.
Adjectivesadjective - intuitive
/intuitive/
Easy to understand or use without conscious reasoning, or based on instinct.
Adjectivesadjective - sophisticated
/sophisticated/
Highly developed, complex, or refined in design, thought, or taste.
Adjectivesadjective - compelling
/compelling/
Powerfully convincing, interesting, or attractive; commanding attention.
Adjectivesadjective - inherently
/inherently/
In a way that exists as a permanent, essential part of something's nature.
Adjectivesadverb - predominantly
/predominantly/
For the most part; mainly or chiefly.
Adjectivesadverb - consequently
/consequently/
As a result of something that has just been mentioned; therefore.
Adjectivesadverb - nonetheless
/nonetheless/
In spite of what has just been said; nevertheless.
Adjectivesadverb - ostensibly
/ostensibly/
As appears or is stated to be true, though perhaps not really so.
Adjectivesadverb - scrutiny
/scrutiny/
Critical observation or examination; close and careful inspection.
Culture & Societynoun - legitimacy
/legitimacy/
The condition of being lawful, justified, or generally accepted as valid and rightful.
Culture & Societynoun - ideology
/ideology/
A system of ideas and ideals, especially one forming the basis of political or economic policy.
Culture & Societynoun - assimilation
/assimilation/
The process by which a person or group becomes part of and similar to a larger group or culture.
Culture & Societynoun - demographic
/demographic/
Relating to the structure and statistical characteristics of human populations.
Culture & Societyadjective - egalitarian
/egalitarian/
Believing in or based on the principle that all people are equal and deserve equal rights.
Culture & Societyadjective - secular
/secular/
Not connected with religious or spiritual matters; concerned with worldly affairs.
Culture & Societyadjective - empirically
/empirically/
In a way based on observation or experiment rather than theory.
Science & Technologyadverb - cognitive
/cognitive/
Relating to the mental processes of perception, memory, reasoning, and understanding.
Science & Technologyadjective - empiricist
/empiricist/
A person who holds that knowledge comes primarily from sensory experience and observation.
Science & Technologynoun - catalyse
/catalyse/
To cause or accelerate a reaction or process, especially an important change.
Common Verbsverb - extrapolate
/extrapolate/
To estimate or infer something unknown by extending known information or trends.
Common Verbsverb - enumerate
/enumerate/
To name or list things one by one, often in a precise and complete way.
Common Verbsverb - epitomize
/epitomize/
To be a perfect or typical example of a quality or type.
Common Verbsverb - juxtapose
/juxtapose/
To place two or more things close together, especially to highlight a contrast.
Common Verbsverb - disseminate
/disseminate/
To spread information, ideas, or material widely among many people.
Common Verbsverb - culminate
/culminate/
To reach the highest or final point of something, especially after a long process.
Common Verbsverb - stakeholder
/stakeholder/
A person or group with an interest in or affected by a project, business, or decision.
Work & Businessnoun - sustainability
/sustainability/
The ability to maintain something over time without depleting resources or causing lasting harm.
Culture & Societynoun - scalable
/scalable/
Capable of being expanded or increased in size or capacity without losing performance.
Science & Technologyadjective - onboarding
/onboarding/
The process of integrating a new employee or user into an organization or system.
Work & Businessnoun - deliverable
/deliverable/
A tangible or intangible output that must be produced and handed over as part of a project.
Work & Businessnoun - milestone
/milestone/
A significant point or event marking progress in a project or process.
Work & Businessnoun - benchmark
/benchmark/
A standard or reference point against which things may be compared or assessed.
Science & Technologynoun - workflow
/workflow/
The sequence of steps or processes through which work passes from start to completion.
Work & Businessnoun - ecosystem
/ecosystem/
A complex network of interconnected parts, originally biological but now often used for technology or business.
Science & Technologynoun - interface
/interface/
A point or system where two things meet and interact, especially between a user and a machine.
Science & Technologynoun - metadata
/metadata/
Information that describes other data, such as the author, date, or format of a file.
Science & Technologynoun - synergy
/synergy/
The extra benefit produced when two or more things work together more effectively than separately.
Work & Businessnoun - outsource
/outsource/
To obtain goods or services from an outside supplier rather than producing them in-house.
Work & Businessverb - iteration
/iteration/
A repetition of a process, or one version produced in a cycle of gradual improvement.
Science & Technologynoun - logistics
/logistics/
The detailed organization and management of a complex operation, especially moving goods or people.
Work & Businessnoun - compliance
/compliance/
The act of conforming to laws, regulations, standards, or requirements.
Work & Businessnoun - metrics
/metrics/
Quantifiable measures used to track and assess performance or progress.
Work & Businessnoun - optimize
/optimize/
To make something as effective, efficient, or functional as possible.
Science & Technologyverb - agile
/agile/
Describing a flexible, iterative approach to project work, especially in software development.
Science & Technologyadjective - dashboard
/dashboard/
A visual interface that displays key information, metrics, and controls at a glance.
Science & Technologynoun - pipeline
/pipeline/
A series of connected stages through which work, data, or products pass in sequence.
Work & Businessnoun - throughput
/throughput/
The amount of material or items passing through a system or process in a given time.
Science & Technologynoun - scalability
/scalability/
The capacity of a system or business to handle growth without losing performance.
Science & Technologynoun - monetize
/monetize/
To generate revenue from an asset, audience, or activity.
Work & Businessverb - disruptive
/disruptive/
Describing an innovation that dramatically changes or overturns an existing market or way of working.
Work & Businessadjective - middleware
/middleware/
Software that connects different applications or services so they can communicate and share data.
Science & Technologynoun - deployment
/deployment/
The act of putting software, resources, or personnel into active use or operation.
Science & Technologynoun - redundancy
/redundancy/
The inclusion of extra components or systems that serve as backups in case of failure.
Science & Technologynoun - interoperability
/interoperability/
The ability of different systems or products to work together and exchange information.
Science & Technologynoun - provisioning
/provisioning/
The process of setting up and allocating the resources needed for a system or service.
Science & Technologynoun - orchestration
/orchestration/
The automated coordination and management of multiple systems, services, or tasks.
Science & Technologynoun - microservices
/microservices/
An architecture that builds an application from small, independent services that work together.
Science & Technologynoun - containerization
/containerization/
The practice of packaging software and its dependencies into isolated, portable units called containers.
Science & Technologynoun - endpoint
/endpoint/
A point at which a service or network can be accessed, or a device connected to a network.
Science & Technologynoun - authentication
/authentication/
The process of verifying that someone or something is who or what they claim to be.
Science & Technologynoun - telemetry
/telemetry/
The automatic measurement and transmission of data from remote sources to a receiving system.
Science & Technologynoun - granular
/granular/
Characterized by a high level of detail or by being broken into small components.
Work & Businessadjective - actionable
/actionable/
Describing information or advice that can be put into practice or acted upon directly.
Work & Businessadjective - holistic
/holistic/
Considering something as a complete, interconnected whole rather than as separate parts.
Culture & Societyadjective - forecast
/forecast/
A prediction or estimate of future events, especially based on present data and trends.
Work & Businessnoun - procurement
/procurement/
The process of obtaining goods or services, especially for a business or government.
Work & Businessnoun - valuation
/valuation/
An estimate of the monetary worth of a company, asset, or property.
Work & Businessnoun - diversify
/diversify/
To increase the variety of something, especially to spread risk or expand offerings.
Work & Businessverb - incentivize
/incentivize/
To provide someone with a reason or reward to act in a particular way.
Work & Businessverb - streamline
/streamline/
To make a process or system simpler, smoother, or more efficient.
Work & Businessverb - scope
/scope/
The extent of the area, subject matter, or work that something deals with.
Work & Businessnoun - contingency
/contingency/
A future event or circumstance that is possible but not certain, or a plan for it.
Work & Businessnoun - escalate
/escalate/
To increase in intensity, or to refer an issue to a higher authority for resolution.
Work & Businessverb - delegate
/delegate/
To assign responsibility or authority for a task to another person.
Work & Businessverb - collaborate
/collaborate/
To work jointly with others, especially on an intellectual or creative project.
Work & Businessverb - prioritize
/prioritize/
To arrange or deal with tasks in order of their relative importance.
Work & Businessverb - bottleneck
/bottleneck/
A point of congestion or a stage in a process that limits overall capacity or speed.
Science & Technologynoun - cache
/cache/
A store of data kept temporarily so future requests for it can be served faster.
Science & Technologynoun - query
/query/
A request for information, especially a structured request sent to a database.
Science & Technologynoun - schema
/schema/
A structured outline or model defining how data is organized in a database or document.
Science & Technologynoun - repository
/repository/
A central place where data, code, or documents are stored and managed.
Science & Technologynoun - version-control
/version-control/
A system that records changes to files over time so specific versions can be recalled.
Science & Technologynoun - sandbox
/sandbox/
An isolated environment where software can be tested safely without affecting other systems.
Science & Technologynoun - firewall
/firewall/
A security system that monitors and controls network traffic to block unauthorized access.
Science & Technologynoun - scope-creep
/scope-creep/
The gradual, uncontrolled expansion of a project's goals beyond its original plan.
Work & Businessnoun - kpi
/kpi/
A measurable value that shows how effectively an objective is being achieved.
Work & Businessnoun - roi
/roi/
A measure of the profit or benefit gained relative to the cost of an investment.
Work & Businessnoun - churn
/churn/
The rate at which customers stop using a product or service over a period.
Work & Businessnoun - conversion
/conversion/
The point at which a visitor or prospect completes a desired action, such as a purchase.
Work & Businessnoun - segmentation
/segmentation/
The division of a market or dataset into distinct groups with shared characteristics.
Work & Businessnoun - retention
/retention/
The ability to keep customers, employees, or users over time.
Work & Businessnoun - acquisition
/acquisition/
The act of gaining customers, or one company purchasing another.
Work & Businessnoun - pivot
/pivot/
To make a fundamental change in strategy or business direction.
Work & Businessverb - bootstrap
/bootstrap/
To start and build a business using only personal resources, without external investment.
Work & Businessverb - runway
/runway/
The length of time a company can operate before it runs out of money.
Work & Businessnoun - scaling
/scaling/
The process of growing a business or system to handle greater demand.
Work & Businessnoun - automation
/automation/
The use of technology to perform tasks with minimal human intervention.
Science & Technologynoun - integration
/integration/
The process of combining separate systems or components so they work together.
Science & Technologynoun - migration
/migration/
The process of moving data, applications, or systems from one environment to another.
Science & Technologynoun - backlog
/backlog/
A list of tasks or work that has accumulated and is waiting to be done.
Work & Businessnoun - sprint
/sprint/
A short, fixed period during which a team completes a defined set of work.
Science & Technologynoun - standup
/standup/
A short daily meeting where team members share progress and obstacles.
Work & Businessnoun - roadmap
/roadmap/
A plan outlining the goals and major steps for a project or product over time.
Work & Businessnoun - stakeholder-buy-in
/stakeholder-buy-in/
The agreement and support of key interested parties for a plan or decision.
Work & Businessnoun - alignment
/alignment/
A state of agreement or coordination between people, teams, or goals.
Work & Businessnoun - touchpoint
/touchpoint/
Any point of contact between a customer and a brand or product.
Work & Businessnoun - funnel
/funnel/
A model of the stages a customer passes through from awareness to purchase.
Work & Businessnoun - engagement
/engagement/
The level of active involvement or interaction users have with content or a product.
Culture & Societynoun - viral
/viral/
Spreading quickly and widely, especially through online sharing.
Culture & Societyadjective - crowdsourcing
/crowdsourcing/
The practice of obtaining ideas, content, or funding from a large group of people, usually online.
Culture & Societynoun - crowdfunding
/crowdfunding/
The practice of funding a project by raising small amounts from many people online.
Work & Businessnoun - freemium
/freemium/
A business model offering basic features free while charging for premium features.
Work & Businessnoun - subscription
/subscription/
An arrangement to receive a product or service through regular recurring payments.
Work & Businessnoun - analytics
/analytics/
The systematic analysis of data to discover patterns and inform decisions.
Science & Technologynoun - globalization
/globalization/
The process by which economies, cultures, and populations become integrated worldwide.
Culture & Societynoun - urbanization
/urbanization/
The increasing concentration of population in cities and the growth of urban areas.
Culture & Societynoun - gentrification
/gentrification/
The process by which wealthier residents move into and change a poorer urban area.
Culture & Societynoun - sustainable
/sustainable/
Able to be maintained over the long term without depleting resources or causing harm.
Culture & Societyadjective - renewable
/renewable/
Describing an energy source that is naturally replenished, such as wind or solar.
Science & Technologyadjective - carbon-footprint
/carbon-footprint/
The total amount of greenhouse gases produced by a person, organization, or activity.
Culture & Societynoun - biodiversity
/biodiversity/
The variety of plant and animal life in a particular habitat or on Earth as a whole.
Science & Technologynoun - resilience
/resilience/
The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties or to withstand shocks.
Culture & Societynoun - transparency
/transparency/
Openness and honesty in how an organization operates and shares information.
Culture & Societynoun - accountability
/accountability/
The obligation to take responsibility for one's actions and to explain them.
Work & Businessnoun - governance
/governance/
The system of rules, practices, and processes by which an organization is directed and controlled.
Work & Businessnoun - due-diligence
/due-diligence/
The careful investigation of a business or person before signing an agreement.
Work & Businessnoun - arbitrage
/arbitrage/
The practice of profiting from price differences for the same asset in different markets.
Work & Businessnoun - hedge
/hedge/
To protect oneself against loss by making balancing or counteracting investments.
Work & Businessverb - portfolio
/portfolio/
A collection of investments, projects, or works held by a person or organization.
Work & Businessnoun - equity
/equity/
The value of ownership in an asset or company after debts are subtracted.
Work & Businessnoun - overhead
/overhead/
The ongoing operating costs of a business that are not directly tied to a product.
Work & Businessnoun - margin
/margin/
The difference between the cost of a product and its selling price, often as a percentage.
Work & Businessnoun - benchmarking
/benchmarking/
The practice of comparing performance against a standard or against competitors.
Work & Businessnoun - turnaround
/turnaround/
The time taken to complete a task, or a dramatic recovery in a business's fortunes.
Work & Businessnoun - usability
/usability/
The degree to which a product is easy and pleasant for people to use.
Science & Technologynoun - accessibility
/accessibility/
The design of products and services so that people with disabilities can use them.
Science & Technologynoun - backend
/backend/
The part of a software system that runs on the server and handles data and logic.
Science & Technologynoun - frontend
/frontend/
The part of a software system that users interact with directly in their browser or app.
Science & Technologynoun - refactor
/refactor/
To restructure existing code to improve it without changing what it does.
Science & Technologyverb - minimum-viable-product
/minimum-viable-product/
The simplest version of a product that can be released to test an idea with users.
Work & Businessnoun - return-on-investment
/return-on-investment/
The benefit gained from an investment measured against its cost.
Work & Businessnoun - employee
/employee/
An employee is a person who is paid to work for a company, organization, or another person.
Family & Peoplenoun - manager
/manager/
A manager is a person responsible for controlling or organizing a business, team, or group of workers.
Family & Peoplenoun - director
/director/
A director is a senior person who manages an organization or a particular activity, such as a film.
Family & Peoplenoun - leader
/leader/
A leader is a person who guides, commands, or influences a group, organization, or country.
Family & Peoplenoun - follower
/follower/
A follower is a person who supports and admires a leader, idea, or set of beliefs.
Family & Peoplenoun - citizen
/citizen/
A citizen is a legally recognized member of a country who has rights and responsibilities there.
Family & Peoplenoun - resident
/resident/
A resident is a person who lives in a particular place, either permanently or for a long time.
Family & Peoplenoun - immigrant
/immigrant/
An immigrant is a person who comes to live permanently in a country that is not their own.
Family & Peoplenoun - tourist
/tourist/
A tourist is a person who travels to a place for pleasure, usually on holiday or vacation.
Family & Peoplenoun - visitor
/visitor/
A visitor is a person who comes to see a place or another person for a short time.
Family & Peoplenoun - patient
/patient/
A patient is a person who is receiving medical treatment from a doctor, nurse, or hospital.
Family & Peoplenoun - nurse
/nurse/
A nurse is a person trained to care for sick or injured people, usually in a hospital.
Family & Peoplenoun - teacher
/teacher/
A teacher is a person whose job is to help students learn in a school or other setting.
Family & Peoplenoun - student
/student/
A student is a person who is studying at a school, college, university, or other place of learning.
Family & Peoplenoun - lawyer
/lawyer/
A lawyer is a person whose job is to advise people about the law and represent them in court.
Family & Peoplenoun - judge
/judge/
A judge is an official who decides cases in a court of law or who assesses a competition.
Family & Peoplenoun - police officer
/police officer/
A police officer is a member of the police who works to maintain order and enforce the law.
Family & Peoplenoun - firefighter
/firefighter/
A firefighter is a person whose job is to put out fires and rescue people from danger.
Family & Peoplenoun - soldier
/soldier/
A soldier is a person who serves in an army, especially one who is not an officer.
Family & Peoplenoun - volunteer
/volunteer/
A volunteer is a person who freely offers to do something, often helping others without being paid.
Family & Peoplenoun - activist
/activist/
An activist is a person who works energetically to bring about political or social change.
Family & Peoplenoun - artist
/artist/
An artist is a person who creates art, such as paintings, sculptures, music, or performances.
Family & Peoplenoun - scientist
/scientist/
A scientist is a person who studies or works in one of the sciences using careful methods.
Family & Peoplenoun - engineer
/engineer/
An engineer is a person who designs, builds, or maintains machines, structures, or systems.
Family & Peoplenoun - farmer
/farmer/
A farmer is a person who owns or works on a farm, growing crops or raising animals.
Family & Peoplenoun - chef
/chef/
A chef is a skilled professional cook, especially the most senior cook in a restaurant.
Family & Peoplenoun - athlete
/athlete/
An athlete is a person who is skilled in sports and trains to compete in physical events.
Family & Peoplenoun - musician
/musician/
A musician is a person who plays a musical instrument or writes music, often professionally.
Family & Peoplenoun - writer
/writer/
A writer is a person who writes books, articles, or other texts, often as a profession.
Family & Peoplenoun - politician
/politician/
A politician is a person who is active in government or seeks elected public office.
Family & Peoplenoun - economist
/economist/
An economist is a person who studies how money, goods, and resources are produced and used.
Family & Peoplenoun - philosopher
/philosopher/
A philosopher is a person who studies deep questions about life, knowledge, and existence.
Family & Peoplenoun - psychologist
/psychologist/
A psychologist is a person who studies the human mind and how people think, feel, and behave.
Family & Peoplenoun - journalist
/journalist/
A journalist is a person who writes news reports or articles for newspapers, websites, or broadcasts.
Family & Peoplenoun - architect
/architect/
An architect is a person who designs buildings and supervises how they are constructed.
Family & Peoplenoun - inventor
/inventor/
An inventor is a person who creates new devices, processes, or ideas for the first time.
Family & Peoplenoun - explorer
/explorer/
An explorer is a person who travels to unknown or distant places to learn about them.
Family & Peoplenoun - pioneer
/pioneer/
A pioneer is a person who is among the first to explore, settle, or develop something new.
Family & Peoplenoun - celebrity
/celebrity/
A celebrity is a famous person, especially one well known in entertainment or sports.
Family & Peoplenoun - influencer
/influencer/
An influencer is a person who can affect others' choices by posting on social media.
Family & Peoplenoun - veteran
/veteran/
A veteran is a person who has long experience, especially someone who served in the armed forces.
Family & Peoplenoun - retiree
/retiree/
A retiree is a person who has stopped working, usually because they have reached old age.
Family & Peoplenoun - infant
/infant/
An infant is a very young child or baby, especially one not yet able to walk or talk.
Family & Peoplenoun - youth
/youth/
Youth is the period when a person is young, or it can mean young people as a group.
Family & Peoplenoun - community
/community/
A community is a group of people who live in the same area or share common interests.
Family & Peoplenoun - society
/society/
Society is people living together in an organized community, sharing laws, customs, and institutions.
Family & Peoplenoun - generation
/generation/
A generation is all the people born and living at about the same time, considered as a group.
Family & Peoplenoun - crowd
/crowd/
A crowd is a large number of people gathered together in one place.
Family & Peoplenoun - couple
/couple/
A couple is two people who are together, often in a romantic relationship, or simply two things.
Family & Peoplenoun - trio
/trio/
A trio is a group of three people or things, especially three musicians performing together.
Family & Peoplenoun - group
/group/
A group is a number of people or things that are together or that belong in the same class.
Family & Peoplenoun - team
/team/
A team is a group of people who work or play together to achieve a shared goal.
Family & Peoplenoun - crew
/crew/
A crew is a group of people who work together, especially on a ship, plane, or production.
Family & Peoplenoun - staff
/staff/
Staff are the group of people who work for an organization, business, or institution.
Family & Peoplenoun - workforce
/workforce/
The workforce is all the people who work for a particular company or in a particular country.
Family & Peoplenoun - committee
/committee/
A committee is a group of people chosen to make decisions or do a particular job together.
Family & Peoplenoun - board
/board/
A board is a group of people who manage or direct a company or organization.
Family & Peoplenoun - council
/council/
A council is a group of people elected or chosen to manage a town, area, or organization.
Family & Peoplenoun - tribe
/tribe/
A tribe is a group of people, often related, who share customs, beliefs, and a common leader.
Family & Peoplenoun - clan
/clan/
A clan is a large group of families that are related and share a common ancestor.
Family & Peoplenoun - dynasty
/dynasty/
A dynasty is a series of rulers from the same family, or a powerful family lasting many years.
Family & Peoplenoun - lineage
/lineage/
Lineage is the line of people from whom someone is descended; their family ancestry.
Family & Peoplenoun - heritage
/heritage/
Heritage is the traditions, buildings, and culture passed down from earlier generations.
Family & Peoplenoun - identity
/identity/
Identity is who or what a person or thing is, including the qualities that make them distinct.
Family & Peoplenoun - gender
/gender/
Gender refers to the state of being male, female, or another category, and its social roles.
Family & Peoplenoun - nationality
/nationality/
Nationality is the status of belonging to a particular nation, usually by birth or law.
Family & Peoplenoun - ethnicity
/ethnicity/
Ethnicity is belonging to a group that shares a common culture, language, or ancestry.
Family & Peoplenoun - culture
/culture/
Culture is the customs, arts, beliefs, and ways of living shared by a group of people.
Family & Peoplenoun - rice
/rice/
Rice is a small white or brown grain that is boiled and eaten as a staple food.
Food & Drinknoun - pasta
/pasta/
Pasta is an Italian food made from flour and water, shaped and boiled, like spaghetti.
Food & Drinknoun - noodle
/noodle/
A noodle is a long, thin strip of pasta or dough, often served in soups or stir-fries.
Food & Drinknoun - salad
/salad/
A salad is a cold dish of raw vegetables, often mixed with dressing and other ingredients.
Food & Drinknoun - soup
/soup/
Soup is a liquid food made by boiling vegetables, meat, or fish in water or stock.
Food & Drinknoun - stew
/stew/
A stew is a dish of meat and vegetables cooked slowly in liquid in a closed pot.
Food & Drinknoun - sandwich
/sandwich/
A sandwich is two pieces of bread with a filling such as cheese, meat, or vegetables between them.
Food & Drinknoun - burger
/burger/
A burger is a flat round cake of minced meat, usually served hot in a bread roll.
Food & Drinknoun - pizza
/pizza/
Pizza is a flat round bread baked with tomato, cheese, and other toppings on top.
Food & Drinknoun - sushi
/sushi/
Sushi is a Japanese dish of cold rice with vinegar, served with raw fish or vegetables.
Food & Drinknoun - taco
/taco/
A taco is a Mexican dish of a folded tortilla filled with meat, beans, or vegetables.
Food & Drinknoun - curry
/curry/
Curry is a dish of meat or vegetables cooked in a spicy sauce, often served with rice.
Food & Drinknoun - dumpling
/dumpling/
A dumpling is a small ball or parcel of dough, often filled and then boiled or steamed.
Food & Drinknoun - pancake
/pancake/
A pancake is a thin flat cake made from batter and fried on both sides in a pan.
Food & Drinknoun - waffle
/waffle/
A waffle is a crisp cake made from batter, cooked in a special iron with a grid pattern.
Food & Drinknoun - omelet
/omelet/
An omelet is a dish of beaten eggs cooked in a pan, often folded around a filling.
Food & Drinknoun - porridge
/porridge/
Porridge is a soft food made by boiling oats or other grain in water or milk.
Food & Drinknoun - cereal
/cereal/
Cereal is a breakfast food made from grain, usually eaten with milk in a bowl.
Food & Drinknoun - toast
/toast/
Toast is bread that has been heated until it is brown and crisp.
Food & Drinknoun - apple
/apple/
An apple is a round fruit with firm white flesh and a red, green, or yellow skin.
Food & Drinknoun - banana
/banana/
A banana is a long curved fruit with a soft inside and a thick yellow skin.
Food & Drinknoun - orange
/orange/
An orange is a round citrus fruit with a thick skin and sweet, juicy segments inside.
Food & Drinknoun - grape
/grape/
A grape is a small round fruit that grows in bunches and is used to make wine.
Food & Drinknoun - strawberry
/strawberry/
A strawberry is a small soft red fruit with tiny seeds on its surface.
Food & Drinknoun - mango
/mango/
A mango is a sweet tropical fruit with soft yellow-orange flesh and a large flat stone.
Food & Drinknoun - pineapple
/pineapple/
A pineapple is a large tropical fruit with sweet yellow flesh and a rough, spiky skin.
Food & Drinknoun - watermelon
/watermelon/
A watermelon is a large round fruit with green skin and sweet, watery red flesh.
Food & Drinknoun - cherry
/cherry/
A cherry is a small round red fruit with a single hard stone in the middle.
Food & Drinknoun - peach
/peach/
A peach is a soft round fruit with sweet juicy flesh, fuzzy skin, and a large stone.
Food & Drinknoun - lemon
/lemon/
A lemon is a yellow citrus fruit with a sour taste, used in cooking and drinks.
Food & Drinknoun - lime
/lime/
A lime is a small green citrus fruit with a sour taste, used in cooking and drinks.
Food & Drinknoun - avocado
/avocado/
An avocado is a green tropical fruit with a large stone and soft, creamy flesh.
Food & Drinknoun - tomato
/tomato/
A tomato is a soft round red fruit eaten as a vegetable in salads and sauces.
Food & Drinknoun - potato
/potato/
A potato is a round starchy vegetable that grows underground and is cooked in many ways.
Food & Drinknoun - carrot
/carrot/
A carrot is a long orange root vegetable that can be eaten raw or cooked.
Food & Drinknoun - onion
/onion/
An onion is a round vegetable with a strong smell and many layers, used in cooking.
Food & Drinknoun - garlic
/garlic/
Garlic is a strong-smelling bulb used in small amounts to flavor food.
Food & Drinknoun - pepper
/pepper/
Pepper is a spice made from dried berries, or a colorful vegetable used in cooking.
Food & Drinknoun - mushroom
/mushroom/
A mushroom is a soft fungus with a stem and a round top, often eaten as food.
Food & Drinknoun - spinach
/spinach/
Spinach is a vegetable with dark green leaves that can be eaten raw or cooked.
Food & Drinknoun - broccoli
/broccoli/
Broccoli is a green vegetable with a thick stem and tight clusters of small buds.
Food & Drinknoun - cucumber
/cucumber/
A cucumber is a long green vegetable with a cool, watery taste, eaten raw in salads.
Food & Drinknoun - lettuce
/lettuce/
Lettuce is a vegetable with large green leaves that are eaten raw in salads.
Food & Drinknoun - corn
/corn/
Corn is a tall plant that produces yellow grains eaten as a vegetable or used for flour.
Food & Drinknoun - bean
/bean/
A bean is a seed, eaten as a vegetable, that grows inside a long pod on a plant.
Food & Drinknoun - pea
/pea/
A pea is a small round green seed eaten as a vegetable, growing in a pod.
Food & Drinknoun - lentil
/lentil/
A lentil is a small flat seed cooked and eaten as food, often in soups and stews.
Food & Drinknoun - chickpea
/chickpea/
A chickpea is a round beige seed eaten as food, used in dishes like hummus and curries.
Food & Drinknoun - tofu
/tofu/
Tofu is a soft white food made from soybeans, often used instead of meat.
Food & Drinknoun - beef
/beef/
Beef is the meat that comes from cattle, such as cows and bulls.
Food & Drinknoun - chicken
/chicken/
Chicken is the meat of a common farm bird, and also the bird itself.
Food & Drinknoun - pork
/pork/
Pork is the meat that comes from pigs.
Food & Drinknoun - lamb
/lamb/
Lamb is the meat from a young sheep, and also the young sheep itself.
Food & Drinknoun - fish
/fish/
Fish is an animal that lives in water, eaten as food, with fins and gills.
Food & Drinknoun - shrimp
/shrimp/
A shrimp is a small sea creature with a shell, eaten as food.
Food & Drinknoun - salmon
/salmon/
Salmon is a large fish with pink flesh, eaten cooked or raw, that lives in seas and rivers.
Food & Drinknoun - tuna
/tuna/
Tuna is a large sea fish with firm flesh, eaten fresh or from a can.
Food & Drinknoun - egg
/egg/
An egg is an oval object laid by birds, with a shell, eaten as food.
Food & Drinknoun - cheese
/cheese/
Cheese is a solid food made from milk, available in many flavors and textures.
Food & Drinknoun - butter
/butter/
Butter is a soft yellow food made from cream, spread on bread or used in cooking.
Food & Drinknoun - milk
/milk/
Milk is a white liquid produced by female mammals and drunk by humans as food.
Food & Drinknoun - cream
/cream/
Cream is the thick, rich, fatty part of milk, used in cooking and desserts.
Food & Drinknoun - yogurt
/yogurt/
Yogurt is a thick, slightly sour food made from milk that has been fermented.
Food & Drinknoun - honey
/honey/
Honey is a sweet, sticky, golden substance made by bees from flower nectar.
Food & Drinknoun - sugar
/sugar/
Sugar is a sweet white or brown substance used to sweeten food and drinks.
Food & Drinknoun - salt
/salt/
Salt is a white substance used to add flavor to food and to preserve it.
Food & Drinknoun - spice
/spice/
A spice is a strong-flavored substance from a plant, used to add flavor to food.
Food & Drinknoun - herb
/herb/
A herb is a plant whose leaves are used to add flavor to food or as medicine.
Food & Drinknoun - oil
/oil/
Oil is a smooth liquid fat from plants or animals, used in cooking.
Food & Drinknoun - vinegar
/vinegar/
Vinegar is a sour liquid made from wine or other alcohol, used in cooking and pickling.
Food & Drinknoun - sauce
/sauce/
A sauce is a thick liquid served with food to add flavor or moisture.
Food & Drinknoun - marinade
/marinade/
A marinade is a sauce in which meat or fish is soaked to add flavor before cooking.
Food & Drinknoun - dressing
/dressing/
A dressing is a sauce, often made of oil and vinegar, poured over a salad.
Food & Drinknoun - seasoning
/seasoning/
Seasoning is salt, pepper, herbs, or spices added to food to improve its flavor.
Food & Drinknoun - flour
/flour/
Flour is a fine powder made by grinding grain, used to make bread, cakes, and pasta.
Food & Drinknoun - yeast
/yeast/
Yeast is a substance used in baking to make bread rise and in brewing alcohol.
Food & Drinknoun - baking powder
/baking powder/
Baking powder is a powder added to cake batter to make it rise during baking.
Food & Drinknoun - vanilla
/vanilla/
Vanilla is a sweet flavoring made from the pods of a tropical plant.
Food & Drinknoun - chocolate
/chocolate/
Chocolate is a sweet brown food made from cocoa, eaten as a snack or used in cooking.
Food & Drinknoun - cake
/cake/
A cake is a sweet food made from flour, sugar, and eggs, baked and often decorated.
Food & Drinknoun - cookie
/cookie/
A cookie is a small flat sweet cake, crisp or chewy, baked in the oven.
Food & Drinknoun - pie
/pie/
A pie is a baked dish of fruit, meat, or vegetables inside or under pastry.
Food & Drinknoun - pudding
/pudding/
A pudding is a soft sweet dish eaten as a dessert, or in Britain, dessert in general.
Food & Drinknoun - ice cream
/ice cream/
Ice cream is a sweet frozen food made from milk or cream and flavoring.
Food & Drinknoun - candy
/candy/
Candy is a sweet food made mainly of sugar, eaten as a treat.
Food & Drinknoun - dessert
/dessert/
Dessert is the sweet food served at the end of a meal.
Food & Drinknoun - snack
/snack/
A snack is a small amount of food eaten between meals.
Food & Drinknoun - appetizer
/appetizer/
An appetizer is a small dish served before the main course to start a meal.
Food & Drinknoun - main course
/main course/
The main course is the largest and most important dish of a meal.
Food & Drinknoun - side dish
/side dish/
A side dish is a smaller dish served along with the main course of a meal.
Food & Drinknoun - lunch
/lunch/
Lunch is a meal eaten in the middle of the day.
Food & Drinknoun - dinner
/dinner/
Dinner is the main meal of the day, usually eaten in the evening.
Food & Drinknoun - brunch
/brunch/
Brunch is a meal eaten in the late morning, combining breakfast and lunch.
Food & Drinknoun - feast
/feast/
A feast is a large special meal, often for a celebration, with much food.
Food & Drinknoun - banquet
/banquet/
A banquet is a large formal meal for many people, often to mark an occasion.
Food & Drinknoun - buffet
/buffet/
A buffet is a meal where people serve themselves from a range of dishes laid out.
Food & Drinknoun - takeaway
/takeaway/
A takeaway is a meal bought from a restaurant to eat somewhere else.
Food & Drinknoun - recipe
/recipe/
A recipe is a set of instructions explaining how to prepare and cook a dish.
Food & Drinknoun - ingredient
/ingredient/
An ingredient is one of the foods or substances used to make a particular dish.
Food & Drinknoun - portion
/portion/
A portion is the amount of food served to or eaten by one person.
Food & Drinknoun - serving
/serving/
A serving is an amount of food enough for one person at one time.
Food & Drinknoun - calorie
/calorie/
A calorie is a unit that measures the amount of energy that food gives the body.
Food & Drinknoun - nutrition
/nutrition/
Nutrition is the process of getting the food needed for health and growth.
Food & Drinknoun - diet
/diet/
A diet is the kinds of food a person usually eats, or a plan to eat less.
Food & Drinknoun - allergy
/allergy/
An allergy is a condition in which the body reacts badly to a certain food or substance.
Food & Drinknoun - vegetarian
/vegetarian/
A vegetarian is a person who does not eat meat or fish.
Food & Drinknoun - vegan
/vegan/
A vegan is a person who eats no animal products at all, including milk and eggs.
Food & Drinknoun - organic
/organic/
Organic food is grown without artificial chemicals such as pesticides or fertilizers.
Food & Drinkadjective - fresh
/fresh/
Fresh food has been recently made, picked, or caught and has not been preserved.
Food & Drinkadjective - frozen
/frozen/
Frozen food has been kept very cold so that it stays fresh for a long time.
Food & Drinkadjective - canned
/canned/
Canned food has been sealed in a metal container so it lasts a long time.
Food & Drinkadjective - dried
/dried/
Dried food has had its water removed so that it keeps for a long time.
Food & Drinkadjective - fermented
/fermented/
Fermented food has been changed by tiny organisms to develop flavor or to preserve it.
Food & Drinkadjective - smoked
/smoked/
Smoked food has been preserved or flavored by hanging it in smoke.
Food & Drinkadjective - grilled
/grilled/
Grilled food has been cooked on metal bars over or under direct heat.
Food & Drinkadjective - baked
/baked/
Baked food has been cooked in an oven using dry heat.
Food & Drinkadjective - fried
/fried/
Fried food has been cooked in hot oil or fat in a pan.
Food & Drinkadjective - steamed
/steamed/
Steamed food has been cooked using the steam from boiling water.
Food & Drinkadjective - boiled
/boiled/
Boiled food has been cooked in very hot, bubbling water.
Food & Drinkadjective - roasted
/roasted/
Roasted food has been cooked in an oven or over a fire with dry heat.
Food & Drinkadjective - raw
/raw/
Raw food has not been cooked and is eaten in its natural state.
Food & Drinkadjective - ripe
/ripe/
Ripe fruit or food is fully grown and ready to be eaten.
Food & Drinkadjective - bitter
/bitter/
Bitter food has a sharp, sometimes unpleasant taste, like strong coffee or dark chocolate.
Food & Drinkadjective - sweet
/sweet/
Sweet food has a taste like sugar or honey.
Food & Drinkadjective - sour
/sour/
Sour food has a sharp, acidic taste, like a lemon or vinegar.
Food & Drinkadjective - salty
/salty/
Salty food has a taste of salt or contains a lot of salt.
Food & Drinkadjective - spicy
/spicy/
Spicy food is strongly flavored with spices and may have a hot, burning taste.
Food & Drinkadjective - tea
/tea/
Tea is a hot drink made by pouring boiling water over dried leaves.
Food & Drinknoun - coffee
/coffee/
Coffee is a hot drink made from roasted ground beans of the coffee plant.
Food & Drinknoun - juice
/juice/
Juice is the liquid that comes from fruit or vegetables, often drunk as a beverage.
Food & Drinknoun - smoothie
/smoothie/
A smoothie is a thick drink made by blending fruit with milk, yogurt, or juice.
Food & Drinknoun - soda
/soda/
Soda is a sweet fizzy drink, often flavored, served cold.
Food & Drinknoun - beer
/beer/
Beer is an alcoholic drink made from grain, water, and hops.
Food & Drinknoun - wine
/wine/
Wine is an alcoholic drink made from fermented grapes.
Food & Drinknoun - cocktail
/cocktail/
A cocktail is a drink made by mixing alcohol with juices or other flavorings.
Food & Drinknoun - spirit
/spirit/
A spirit is a strong alcoholic drink such as whisky, vodka, or rum.
Food & Drinknoun - beverage
/beverage/
A beverage is any kind of drink other than water, served hot or cold.
Food & Drinknoun - thirst
/thirst/
Thirst is the feeling of needing or wanting to drink something.
Food & Drinknoun - hunger
/hunger/
Hunger is the feeling of needing or wanting food.
Food & Drinknoun - appetite
/appetite/
Appetite is the natural desire to eat, or a strong wish for something.
Food & Drinknoun - taste
/taste/
Taste is the sense by which flavors are noticed, or the particular flavor of food.
Food & Drinknoun - flavor
/flavor/
Flavor is the particular taste of a food or drink.
Food & Drinknoun - aroma
/aroma/
An aroma is a pleasant, noticeable smell, especially of food or drink.
Food & Drinknoun - texture
/texture/
Texture is the way a food feels in the mouth, such as soft, crisp, or smooth.
Food & Drinknoun - cuisine
/cuisine/
Cuisine is a style of cooking, especially the food typical of a country or region.
Food & Drinknoun - restaurant
/restaurant/
A restaurant is a place where people pay to sit down and eat meals.
Food & Drinknoun - café
/café/
A café is a small restaurant where people buy coffee, tea, and light meals.
Food & Drinknoun - bakery
/bakery/
A bakery is a place where bread, cakes, and pastries are made and sold.
Food & Drinknoun - market
/market/
A market is a place, often outdoors, where people buy and sell food and goods.
Food & Drinknoun - grocery
/grocery/
A grocery is a shop that sells food and small household goods.
Food & Drinknoun - pantry
/pantry/
A pantry is a small room or cupboard where food and kitchen supplies are kept.
Food & Drinknoun - refrigerator
/refrigerator/
A refrigerator is a machine that keeps food cold so it stays fresh longer.
Food & Drinknoun - oven
/oven/
An oven is an enclosed space that gets hot inside and is used for baking and roasting.
Food & Drinknoun - time
/time/
Time is the ongoing passing of past, present, and future, measured in hours and days.
Numbers & Timenoun - fear
/fear/
Fear is the unpleasant feeling caused by the threat of danger or harm.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - sun
/sun/
The sun is the star that gives the Earth light and warmth during the day.
Nature & Environmentnoun - moon
/moon/
The moon is the large round object that orbits the Earth and shines at night.
Nature & Environmentnoun - internet
/internet/
The internet is the global network that connects computers and lets people share information.
Science & Technologynoun - story
/story/
A story is a description of events, real or imagined, told for interest or pleasure.
Arts & Literaturenoun - how
/how/
How is a question word used to ask about the way or manner of something.
Question Wordsadverb - travel
/travel/
To travel means to go from one place to another, especially over a long distance.
Travel & Placesverb - burn
/burn/
Base form of the verb 'burn': to be on fire, or to damage or destroy something with heat or flame.
Common Verbsverb - burns
/burns/
Third-person singular present of 'burn': used when he, she, or it is on fire or damaged by heat.
Common Verbsverb - burned
/burned/
Past tense and past participle of 'burn': to have been on fire or to have damaged something with heat.
Common Verbsverb - burning
/burning/
Present participle of 'burn': showing that something is on fire or damaging by heat right now.
Common Verbsverb - walks
/walks/
Third-person singular present of 'walk': used when he, she, or it moves on foot.
Common Verbsverb - walked
/walked/
Past tense and past participle of 'walk': to have moved on foot in the past.
Common Verbsverb - plays
/plays/
Third-person singular present of 'play': used when he, she, or it takes part in a game or makes music.
Common Verbsverb - played
/played/
Past tense and past participle of 'play': to have taken part in a game or performed music.
Common Verbsverb - playing
/playing/
Present participle of 'play': showing that someone is taking part in a game or making music now.
Common Verbsverb - wants
/wants/
Third-person singular present of 'want': used when he, she, or it desires something.
Common Verbsverb - wanted
/wanted/
Past tense and past participle of 'want': to have desired or wished for something.
Common Verbsverb - wanting
/wanting/
Present participle of 'want': showing an ongoing desire, or meaning lacking something.
Common Verbsverb - talk
/talk/
Base form of 'talk': to say words and express thoughts in conversation with others.
Common Verbsverb - talks
/talks/
Third-person singular present of 'talk': used when he, she, or it speaks or has a conversation.
Common Verbsverb - talked
/talked/
Past tense and past participle of 'talk': to have spoken or had a conversation.
Common Verbsverb - talking
/talking/
Present participle of 'talk': showing that someone is speaking right now.
Common Verbsverb - works
/works/
Third-person singular present of 'work': used when he, she, or it does a job or functions.
Common Verbsverb - worked
/worked/
Past tense and past participle of 'work': to have done a job or to have functioned.
Common Verbsverb - working
/working/
Present participle of 'work': showing that someone is doing a job or that something is functioning now.
Common Verbsverb - helps
/helps/
Third-person singular present of 'help': used when he, she, or it gives assistance.
Common Verbsverb - helped
/helped/
Past tense and past participle of 'help': to have given assistance to someone or something.
Common Verbsverb - helping
/helping/
Present participle of 'help': showing that someone is giving assistance right now.
Common Verbsverb - looks
/looks/
Third-person singular present of 'look': used when he, she, or it directs the eyes or seems.
Common Verbsverb - looked
/looked/
Past tense and past participle of 'look': to have directed the eyes or to have seemed a certain way.
Common Verbsverb - looking
/looking/
Present participle of 'look': showing that someone is directing their eyes or searching now.
Common Verbsverb - calls
/calls/
Third-person singular present of 'call': used when he, she, or it telephones or names something.
Common Verbsverb - called
/called/
Past tense and past participle of 'call': to have telephoned, shouted, or named something.
Common Verbsverb - calling
/calling/
Present participle of 'call': showing that someone is telephoning or shouting right now.
Common Verbsverb - asks
/asks/
Third-person singular present of 'ask': used when he, she, or it puts a question or makes a request.
Common Verbsverb - asked
/asked/
Past tense and past participle of 'ask': to have put a question or made a request.
Common Verbsverb - asking
/asking/
Present participle of 'ask': showing that someone is putting a question or making a request now.
Common Verbsverb - needs
/needs/
Third-person singular present of 'need': used when he, she, or it requires something.
Common Verbsverb - needed
/needed/
Past tense and past participle of 'need': to have required something in the past.
Common Verbsverb - needing
/needing/
Present participle of 'need': showing an ongoing requirement for something.
Common Verbsverb - uses
/uses/
Third-person singular present of 'use': used when he, she, or it puts something to a purpose.
Common Verbsverb - used
/used/
Past tense and past participle of 'use': to have put something to a purpose; also 'used to' for past habits.
Common Verbsverb - using
/using/
Present participle of 'use': showing that someone is putting something to a purpose now.
Common Verbsverb - tries
/tries/
Third-person singular present of 'try': used when he, she, or it attempts something.
Common Verbsverb - tried
/tried/
Past tense and past participle of 'try': to have attempted something or tested it.
Common Verbsverb - trying
/trying/
Present participle of 'try': showing that someone is attempting something now.
Common Verbsverb - moves
/moves/
Third-person singular present of 'move': used when he, she, or it changes position.
Common Verbsverb - moving
/moving/
Present participle of 'move': showing that something is changing position now; also meaning emotionally touching.
Common Verbsverb - lives
/lives/
Third-person singular present of 'live': used when he, she, or it has a home somewhere or is alive.
Common Verbsverb - lived
/lived/
Past tense and past participle of 'live': to have made a home somewhere or to have been alive.
Common Verbsverb - living
/living/
Present participle of 'live': showing that someone is residing somewhere or is alive now.
Common Verbsverb - learns
/learns/
Third-person singular present of 'learn': used when he, she, or it gains knowledge or skill.
Common Verbsverb - learned
/learned/
Past tense and past participle of 'learn': to have gained knowledge or a skill.
Common Verbsverb - learning
/learning/
Present participle of 'learn': showing that someone is gaining knowledge or a skill now.
Common Verbsverb - watches
/watches/
Third-person singular present of 'watch': used when he, she, or it looks at something for a time.
Common Verbsverb - watched
/watched/
Past tense and past participle of 'watch': to have looked at something attentively.
Common Verbsverb - watching
/watching/
Present participle of 'watch': showing that someone is looking at something attentively now.
Common Verbsverb - starts
/starts/
Third-person singular present of 'start': used when he, she, or it begins something.
Common Verbsverb - started
/started/
Past tense and past participle of 'start': to have begun something in the past.
Common Verbsverb - starting
/starting/
Present participle of 'start': showing that something is beginning right now.
Common Verbsverb - opens
/opens/
Third-person singular present of 'open': used when he, she, or it moves something to an open position.
Common Verbsverb - opened
/opened/
Past tense and past participle of 'open': to have moved something to an open position.
Common Verbsverb - opening
/opening/
Present participle of 'open': showing that someone is opening something now; also meaning a gap or chance.
Common Verbsverb - closes
/closes/
Third-person singular present of 'close': used when he, she, or it shuts something.
Common Verbsverb - closing
/closing/
Present participle of 'close': showing that someone is shutting something now; also meaning final.
Common Verbsverb - cleans
/cleans/
Third-person singular present of 'clean': used when he, she, or it removes dirt from something.
Common Verbsverb - cleaned
/cleaned/
Past tense and past participle of 'clean': to have removed dirt from something.
Common Verbsverb - cooks
/cooks/
Third-person singular present of 'cook': used when he, she, or it prepares food with heat.
Common Verbsverb - cooked
/cooked/
Past tense and past participle of 'cook': to have prepared food using heat.
Common Verbsverb - washes
/washes/
Third-person singular present of 'wash': used when he, she, or it cleans something with water.
Common Verbsverb - washed
/washed/
Past tense and past participle of 'wash': to have cleaned something with water.
Common Verbsverb - washing
/washing/
Present participle of 'wash': showing that someone is cleaning something with water now.
Common Verbsverb - jump
/jump/
Base form of 'jump': to push yourself off the ground and into the air with your legs.
Common Verbsverb - jumps
/jumps/
Third-person singular present of 'jump': used when he, she, or it pushes up off the ground.
Common Verbsverb - jumped
/jumped/
Past tense and past participle of 'jump': to have pushed up off the ground.
Common Verbsverb - jumping
/jumping/
Present participle of 'jump': showing that someone is pushing off the ground now.
Common Verbsverb - climb
/climb/
Base form of 'climb': to move upward, often using your hands and feet to grip.
Common Verbsverb - climbs
/climbs/
Third-person singular present of 'climb': used when he, she, or it goes up something.
Common Verbsverb - climbed
/climbed/
Past tense and past participle of 'climb': to have moved upward toward a higher place.
Common Verbsverb - climbing
/climbing/
Present participle of 'climb': showing that someone is moving upward now; also the sport.
Common Verbsverb - paints
/paints/
Third-person singular present of 'paint': used when he, she, or it applies colour to a surface.
Common Verbsverb - painted
/painted/
Past tense and past participle of 'paint': to have applied colour to a surface or made a picture.
Common Verbsverb - pushes
/pushes/
Third-person singular present of 'push': used when he, she, or it presses something away.
Common Verbsverb - pushed
/pushed/
Past tense and past participle of 'push': to have pressed something to move it away.
Common Verbsverb - pushing
/pushing/
Present participle of 'push': showing that someone is pressing something away now.
Common Verbsverb - pulls
/pulls/
Third-person singular present of 'pull': used when he, she, or it draws something toward itself.
Common Verbsverb - pulled
/pulled/
Past tense and past participle of 'pull': to have drawn something toward you.
Common Verbsverb - pulling
/pulling/
Present participle of 'pull': showing that someone is drawing something toward them now.
Common Verbsverb - carries
/carries/
Third-person singular present of 'carry': used when he, she, or it holds and moves something.
Common Verbsverb - carried
/carried/
Past tense and past participle of 'carry': to have held and moved something from one place to another.
Common Verbsverb - carrying
/carrying/
Present participle of 'carry': showing that someone is holding and moving something now.
Common Verbsverb - answers
/answers/
Third-person singular present of 'answer': used when he, she, or it replies to a question.
Common Verbsverb - answered
/answered/
Past tense and past participle of 'answer': to have replied to a question or responded to a call.
Common Verbsverb - answering
/answering/
Present participle of 'answer': showing that someone is replying to a question now.
Common Verbsverb - listens
/listens/
Third-person singular present of 'listen': used when he, she, or it pays attention to a sound.
Common Verbsverb - listened
/listened/
Past tense and past participle of 'listen': to have paid attention to a sound or to advice.
Common Verbsverb - listening
/listening/
Present participle of 'listen': showing that someone is paying attention to a sound now.
Common Verbsverb - follows
/follows/
Third-person singular present of 'follow': used when he, she, or it goes after or obeys something.
Common Verbsverb - followed
/followed/
Past tense and past participle of 'follow': to have gone after someone or obeyed instructions.
Common Verbsverb - following
/following/
Present participle of 'follow': showing that someone is going after something now; also meaning next.
Common Verbsverb - changes
/changes/
Third-person singular present of 'change': used when he, she, or it makes or becomes different.
Common Verbsverb - changed
/changed/
Past tense and past participle of 'change': to have made or become different.
Common Verbsverb - changing
/changing/
Present participle of 'change': showing that something is becoming different right now.
Common Verbsverb - happens
/happens/
Third-person singular present of 'happen': used when something takes place or occurs.
Common Verbsverb - happened
/happened/
Past tense and past participle of 'happen': to have taken place or occurred.
Common Verbsverb - happening
/happening/
Present participle of 'happen': showing that an event is taking place right now.
Common Verbsverb - stays
/stays/
Third-person singular present of 'stay': used when he, she, or it remains in a place.
Common Verbsverb - stayed
/stayed/
Past tense and past participle of 'stay': to have remained in a place or condition.
Common Verbsverb - staying
/staying/
Present participle of 'stay': showing that someone is remaining in a place now.
Common Verbsverb - turns
/turns/
Third-person singular present of 'turn': used when he, she, or it changes direction or rotates.
Common Verbsverb - turned
/turned/
Past tense and past participle of 'turn': to have changed direction, rotated, or become something.
Common Verbsverb - turning
/turning/
Present participle of 'turn': showing that something is changing direction or rotating now.
Common Verbsverb - returns
/returns/
Third-person singular present of 'return': used when he, she, or it comes or gives back.
Common Verbsverb - returned
/returned/
Past tense and past participle of 'return': to have come back or given something back.
Common Verbsverb - returning
/returning/
Present participle of 'return': showing that someone is coming back or giving back now.
Common Verbsverb - count
/count/
Base form of 'count': to say numbers one after another, or to find the total of things.
Common Verbsverb - counts
/counts/
Third-person singular present of 'count': used when he, she, or it names numbers in order or matters.
Common Verbsverb - counted
/counted/
Past tense and past participle of 'count': to have named numbers in order or found a total.
Common Verbsverb - counting
/counting/
Present participle of 'count': showing that someone is naming numbers or finding a total now.
Common Verbsverb - waits
/waits/
Third-person singular present of 'wait': used when he, she, or it stays until something happens.
Common Verbsverb - waited
/waited/
Past tense and past participle of 'wait': to have stayed in a place until something happened.
Common Verbsverb - waiting
/waiting/
Present participle of 'wait': showing that someone is staying until something happens now.
Common Verbsverb - fix
/fix/
Base form of 'fix': to repair or fasten something.
Common Verbsverb - fixes
/fixes/
Third-person singular present of 'fix': used when he, she, or it does the action of fix.
Common Verbsverb - fixed
/fixed/
Past tense and past participle of 'fix': to have repair or fasten something in the past.
Common Verbsverb - cross
/cross/
Base form of 'cross': to go from one side to another.
Common Verbsverb - crosses
/crosses/
Third-person singular present of 'cross': used when he, she, or it does the action of cross.
Common Verbsverb - crossed
/crossed/
Past tense and past participle of 'cross': to have go from one side to another in the past.
Common Verbsverb - crossing
/crossing/
Present participle of 'cross': showing that the action of cross is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - kick
/kick/
Base form of 'kick': to hit something with your foot.
Common Verbsverb - kicks
/kicks/
Third-person singular present of 'kick': used when he, she, or it does the action of kick.
Common Verbsverb - kicked
/kicked/
Past tense and past participle of 'kick': to have hit something with your foot in the past.
Common Verbsverb - kicking
/kicking/
Present participle of 'kick': showing that the action of kick is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - laugh
/laugh/
Base form of 'laugh': to make sounds showing you are happy.
Common Verbsverb - laughs
/laughs/
Third-person singular present of 'laugh': used when he, she, or it does the action of laugh.
Common Verbsverb - laughed
/laughed/
Past tense and past participle of 'laugh': to have make sounds showing you are happy in the past.
Common Verbsverb - laughing
/laughing/
Present participle of 'laugh': showing that the action of laugh is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - cry
/cry/
Base form of 'cry': to shed tears or shout out.
Common Verbsverb - cries
/cries/
Third-person singular present of 'cry': used when he, she, or it does the action of cry.
Common Verbsverb - cried
/cried/
Past tense and past participle of 'cry': to have shed tears or shout out in the past.
Common Verbsverb - crying
/crying/
Present participle of 'cry': showing that the action of cry is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - smile
/smile/
Base form of 'smile': to turn up the corners of your mouth.
Common Verbsverb - smiles
/smiles/
Third-person singular present of 'smile': used when he, she, or it does the action of smile.
Common Verbsverb - smiled
/smiled/
Past tense and past participle of 'smile': to have turn up the corners of your mouth in the past.
Common Verbsverb - smiling
/smiling/
Present participle of 'smile': showing that the action of smile is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - shout
/shout/
Base form of 'shout': to say something very loudly.
Common Verbsverb - shouts
/shouts/
Third-person singular present of 'shout': used when he, she, or it does the action of shout.
Common Verbsverb - shouted
/shouted/
Past tense and past participle of 'shout': to have say something very loudly in the past.
Common Verbsverb - shouting
/shouting/
Present participle of 'shout': showing that the action of shout is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - whisper
/whisper/
Base form of 'whisper': to speak very softly.
Common Verbsverb - whispers
/whispers/
Third-person singular present of 'whisper': used when he, she, or it does the action of whisper.
Common Verbsverb - whispered
/whispered/
Past tense and past participle of 'whisper': to have speak very softly in the past.
Common Verbsverb - whispering
/whispering/
Present participle of 'whisper': showing that the action of whisper is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - visits
/visits/
Third-person singular present of 'visit': used when he, she, or it does the action of visit.
Common Verbsverb - visited
/visited/
Past tense and past participle of 'visit': to have go to see a person or place in the past.
Common Verbsverb - visiting
/visiting/
Present participle of 'visit': showing that the action of visit is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - invite
/invite/
Base form of 'invite': to ask someone to come.
Common Verbsverb - invites
/invites/
Third-person singular present of 'invite': used when he, she, or it does the action of invite.
Common Verbsverb - invited
/invited/
Past tense and past participle of 'invite': to have ask someone to come in the past.
Common Verbsverb - inviting
/inviting/
Present participle of 'invite': showing that the action of invite is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - enjoy
/enjoy/
Base form of 'enjoy': to take pleasure in something.
Common Verbsverb - enjoys
/enjoys/
Third-person singular present of 'enjoy': used when he, she, or it does the action of enjoy.
Common Verbsverb - enjoyed
/enjoyed/
Past tense and past participle of 'enjoy': to have take pleasure in something in the past.
Common Verbsverb - enjoying
/enjoying/
Present participle of 'enjoy': showing that the action of enjoy is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - rest
/rest/
Base form of 'rest': to stop activity to relax.
Common Verbsverb - rests
/rests/
Third-person singular present of 'rest': used when he, she, or it does the action of rest.
Common Verbsverb - rested
/rested/
Past tense and past participle of 'rest': to have stop activity to relax in the past.
Common Verbsverb - resting
/resting/
Present participle of 'rest': showing that the action of rest is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - dream
/dream/
Base form of 'dream': to imagine things while asleep or hope.
Common Verbsverb - dreams
/dreams/
Third-person singular present of 'dream': used when he, she, or it does the action of dream.
Common Verbsverb - dreamed
/dreamed/
Past tense and past participle of 'dream': to have imagine things while asleep or hope in the past.
Common Verbsverb - dreaming
/dreaming/
Present participle of 'dream': showing that the action of dream is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - cover
/cover/
Base form of 'cover': to put something over a thing.
Common Verbsverb - covers
/covers/
Third-person singular present of 'cover': used when he, she, or it does the action of cover.
Common Verbsverb - covered
/covered/
Past tense and past participle of 'cover': to have put something over a thing in the past.
Common Verbsverb - covering
/covering/
Present participle of 'cover': showing that the action of cover is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - fill
/fill/
Base form of 'fill': to make something full.
Common Verbsverb - fills
/fills/
Third-person singular present of 'fill': used when he, she, or it does the action of fill.
Common Verbsverb - filled
/filled/
Past tense and past participle of 'fill': to have make something full in the past.
Common Verbsverb - filling
/filling/
Present participle of 'fill': showing that the action of fill is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - fold
/fold/
Base form of 'fold': to bend something over itself.
Common Verbsverb - folds
/folds/
Third-person singular present of 'fold': used when he, she, or it does the action of fold.
Common Verbsverb - folded
/folded/
Past tense and past participle of 'fold': to have bend something over itself in the past.
Common Verbsverb - folding
/folding/
Present participle of 'fold': showing that the action of fold is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - hunt
/hunt/
Base form of 'hunt': to search for or chase something.
Common Verbsverb - hunts
/hunts/
Third-person singular present of 'hunt': used when he, she, or it does the action of hunt.
Common Verbsverb - hunted
/hunted/
Past tense and past participle of 'hunt': to have search for or chase something in the past.
Common Verbsverb - hunting
/hunting/
Present participle of 'hunt': showing that the action of hunt is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - collect
/collect/
Base form of 'collect': to gather things together.
Common Verbsverb - collects
/collects/
Third-person singular present of 'collect': used when he, she, or it does the action of collect.
Common Verbsverb - collected
/collected/
Past tense and past participle of 'collect': to have gather things together in the past.
Common Verbsverb - collecting
/collecting/
Present participle of 'collect': showing that the action of collect is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - deliver
/deliver/
Base form of 'deliver': to take something to a place.
Common Verbsverb - delivers
/delivers/
Third-person singular present of 'deliver': used when he, she, or it does the action of deliver.
Common Verbsverb - delivered
/delivered/
Past tense and past participle of 'deliver': to have take something to a place in the past.
Common Verbsverb - delivering
/delivering/
Present participle of 'deliver': showing that the action of deliver is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - brush
/brush/
Base form of 'brush': to clean or tidy with a brush.
Common Verbsverb - brushes
/brushes/
Third-person singular present of 'brush': used when he, she, or it does the action of brush.
Common Verbsverb - brushed
/brushed/
Past tense and past participle of 'brush': to have clean or tidy with a brush in the past.
Common Verbsverb - brushing
/brushing/
Present participle of 'brush': showing that the action of brush is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - waves
/waves/
Third-person singular present of 'wave': used when he, she, or it does the action of wave.
Common Verbsverb - waved
/waved/
Past tense and past participle of 'wave': to have move your hand to greet or signal in the past.
Common Verbsverb - waving
/waving/
Present participle of 'wave': showing that the action of wave is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - knock
/knock/
Base form of 'knock': to hit a door to be let in.
Common Verbsverb - knocks
/knocks/
Third-person singular present of 'knock': used when he, she, or it does the action of knock.
Common Verbsverb - knocked
/knocked/
Past tense and past participle of 'knock': to have hit a door to be let in in the past.
Common Verbsverb - knocking
/knocking/
Present participle of 'knock': showing that the action of knock is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - pour
/pour/
Base form of 'pour': to make liquid flow from a container.
Common Verbsverb - pours
/pours/
Third-person singular present of 'pour': used when he, she, or it does the action of pour.
Common Verbsverb - poured
/poured/
Past tense and past participle of 'pour': to have make liquid flow from a container in the past.
Common Verbsverb - pouring
/pouring/
Present participle of 'pour': showing that the action of pour is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - marches
/marches/
Third-person singular present of 'march': used when he, she, or it does the action of march.
Common Verbsverb - marched
/marched/
Past tense and past participle of 'march': to have walk with regular steps like soldiers in the past.
Common Verbsverb - marching
/marching/
Present participle of 'march': showing that the action of march is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - shop
/shop/
Base form of 'shop': to buy things from stores.
Common Verbsverb - shops
/shops/
Third-person singular present of 'shop': used when he, she, or it does the action of shop.
Common Verbsverb - shopped
/shopped/
Past tense and past participle of 'shop': to have buy things from stores in the past.
Common Verbsverb - stir
/stir/
Base form of 'stir': to mix something by moving it around.
Common Verbsverb - stirs
/stirs/
Third-person singular present of 'stir': used when he, she, or it does the action of stir.
Common Verbsverb - stirred
/stirred/
Past tense and past participle of 'stir': to have mix something by moving it around in the past.
Common Verbsverb - stirring
/stirring/
Present participle of 'stir': showing that the action of stir is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - boil
/boil/
Base form of 'boil': to heat liquid until it bubbles.
Common Verbsverb - boils
/boils/
Third-person singular present of 'boil': used when he, she, or it does the action of boil.
Common Verbsverb - boiling
/boiling/
Present participle of 'boil': showing that the action of boil is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - dances
/dances/
Third-person singular present of 'dance': used when he, she, or it does the action of dance.
Common Verbsverb - danced
/danced/
Past tense and past participle of 'dance': to have move your body to music in the past.
Common Verbsverb - dancing
/dancing/
Present participle of 'dance': showing that the action of dance is happening now.
Common Verbsverb - went
/went/
Past tense of 'go': to have moved or traveled to or from a place.
Common Verbsverb - gone
/gone/
Past participle of 'go': used with 'have' to show movement away that is complete.
Common Verbsverb - goes
/goes/
Third-person singular present of 'go': he, she, or it moves or travels somewhere.
Common Verbsverb - going
/going/
Present participle of 'go': used to show movement happening now or planned for the future.
Common Verbsverb - ran
/ran/
Past tense of 'run': to have moved quickly on foot faster than walking.
Common Verbsverb - running
/running/
Present participle of 'run': moving quickly on foot, or operating, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - runs
/runs/
Third-person singular present of 'run': he, she, or it moves quickly on foot or operates.
Common Verbsverb - ate
/ate/
Past tense of 'eat': to have taken food into the mouth and swallowed it.
Common Verbsverb - eaten
/eaten/
Past participle of 'eat': used with 'have' to show that food has been consumed.
Common Verbsverb - eating
/eating/
Present participle of 'eat': taking food into the mouth, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - eats
/eats/
Third-person singular present of 'eat': he, she, or it consumes food.
Common Verbsverb - took
/took/
Past tense of 'take': to have reached for and held something, or carried it away.
Common Verbsverb - taken
/taken/
Past participle of 'take': used with 'have' to show something has been grasped or removed.
Common Verbsverb - taking
/taking/
Present participle of 'take': grasping, carrying, or removing, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - takes
/takes/
Third-person singular present of 'take': he, she, or it grasps, carries, or requires.
Common Verbsverb - gave
/gave/
Past tense of 'give': to have handed something to someone or provided it.
Common Verbsverb - given
/given/
Past participle of 'give': used with 'have' to show something has been handed over.
Common Verbsverb - giving
/giving/
Present participle of 'give': handing something over or providing it, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - gives
/gives/
Third-person singular present of 'give': he, she, or it hands over or provides something.
Common Verbsverb - saw
/saw/
Past tense of 'see': to have noticed or perceived something with the eyes.
Common Verbsverb - seen
/seen/
Past participle of 'see': used with 'have' to show something has been perceived by the eyes.
Common Verbsverb - seeing
/seeing/
Present participle of 'see': perceiving with the eyes, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - sees
/sees/
Third-person singular present of 'see': he, she, or it perceives with the eyes.
Common Verbsverb - made
/made/
Past tense and past participle of 'make': to have created, built, or caused something.
Common Verbsverb - making
/making/
Present participle of 'make': creating, building, or causing something, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - makes
/makes/
Third-person singular present of 'make': he, she, or it creates or produces something.
Common Verbsverb - found
/found/
Past tense and past participle of 'find': to have discovered or located something.
Common Verbsverb - finding
/finding/
Present participle of 'find': discovering or locating something, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - finds
/finds/
Third-person singular present of 'find': he, she, or it discovers or locates something.
Common Verbsverb - told
/told/
Past tense and past participle of 'tell': to have given information to someone in words.
Common Verbsverb - telling
/telling/
Present participle of 'tell': giving information in words, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - tells
/tells/
Third-person singular present of 'tell': he, she, or it gives information in words.
Common Verbsverb - thought
/thought/
Past tense and past participle of 'think': to have used the mind to form ideas or opinions.
Common Verbsverb - thinking
/thinking/
Present participle of 'think': using the mind to form ideas, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - thinks
/thinks/
Third-person singular present of 'think': he, she, or it forms ideas or holds an opinion.
Common Verbsverb - brought
/brought/
Past tense and past participle of 'bring': to have carried something toward a place or person.
Common Verbsverb - bringing
/bringing/
Present participle of 'bring': carrying something toward a place, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - brings
/brings/
Third-person singular present of 'bring': he, she, or it carries something toward a place.
Common Verbsverb - bought
/bought/
Past tense and past participle of 'buy': to have obtained something by paying money.
Common Verbsverb - buying
/buying/
Present participle of 'buy': obtaining something with money, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - buys
/buys/
Third-person singular present of 'buy': he, she, or it obtains something with money.
Common Verbsverb - caught
/caught/
Past tense and past participle of 'catch': to have grabbed or stopped something moving.
Common Verbsverb - catching
/catching/
Present participle of 'catch': grabbing or stopping something, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - catches
/catches/
Third-person singular present of 'catch': he, she, or it grabs or stops something.
Common Verbsverb - taught
/taught/
Past tense and past participle of 'teach': to have helped someone learn a skill or subject.
Common Verbsverb - teaching
/teaching/
Present participle of 'teach': helping someone learn, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - teaches
/teaches/
Third-person singular present of 'teach': he, she, or it helps someone learn.
Common Verbsverb - wrote
/wrote/
Past tense of 'write': to have formed letters or words on a surface or composed a text.
Common Verbsverb - written
/written/
Past participle of 'write': used with 'have' to show a text has been composed.
Common Verbsverb - writing
/writing/
Present participle of 'write': forming words or composing a text, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - writes
/writes/
Third-person singular present of 'write': he, she, or it forms words or composes text.
Common Verbsverb - spoke
/spoke/
Past tense of 'speak': to have said words aloud or had a conversation.
Common Verbsverb - spoken
/spoken/
Past participle of 'speak': used with 'have' to show words have been said aloud.
Common Verbsverb - speaking
/speaking/
Present participle of 'speak': saying words aloud, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - speaks
/speaks/
Third-person singular present of 'speak': he, she, or it says words aloud.
Common Verbsverb - broke
/broke/
Past tense of 'break': to have separated something into pieces or stopped it working.
Common Verbsverb - broken
/broken/
Past participle of 'break': used with 'have' to show something has been separated or damaged.
Common Verbsverb - breaking
/breaking/
Present participle of 'break': separating something into pieces, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - breaks
/breaks/
Third-person singular present of 'break': he, she, or it separates something into pieces.
Common Verbsverb - drove
/drove/
Past tense of 'drive': to have operated and steered a vehicle.
Common Verbsverb - driven
/driven/
Past participle of 'drive': used with 'have' to show a vehicle has been operated.
Common Verbsverb - driving
/driving/
Present participle of 'drive': operating a vehicle, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - drives
/drives/
Third-person singular present of 'drive': he, she, or it operates a vehicle.
Common Verbsverb - chose
/chose/
Past tense of 'choose': to have picked one thing from several options.
Common Verbsverb - chosen
/chosen/
Past participle of 'choose': used with 'have' to show a selection has been made.
Common Verbsverb - choosing
/choosing/
Present participle of 'choose': picking from options, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - chooses
/chooses/
Third-person singular present of 'choose': he, she, or it picks from options.
Common Verbsverb - began
/began/
Past tense of 'begin': to have started something.
Common Verbsverb - begun
/begun/
Past participle of 'begin': used with 'have' to show something has started.
Common Verbsverb - beginning
/beginning/
Present participle of 'begin': starting something, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - begins
/begins/
Third-person singular present of 'begin': he, she, or it starts something.
Common Verbsverb - drank
/drank/
Past tense of 'drink': to have taken liquid into the mouth and swallowed it.
Common Verbsverb - drunk
/drunk/
Past participle of 'drink': used with 'have' to show liquid has been swallowed.
Common Verbsverb - drinking
/drinking/
Present participle of 'drink': swallowing liquid, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - drinks
/drinks/
Third-person singular present of 'drink': he, she, or it swallows liquid.
Common Verbsverb - swam
/swam/
Past tense of 'swim': to have moved through water using the arms and legs.
Common Verbsverb - swum
/swum/
Past participle of 'swim': used with 'have' to show movement through water is complete.
Common Verbsverb - swimming
/swimming/
Present participle of 'swim': moving through water, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - swims
/swims/
Third-person singular present of 'swim': he, she, or it moves through water.
Common Verbsverb - sang
/sang/
Past tense of 'sing': to have produced musical sounds with the voice.
Common Verbsverb - sung
/sung/
Past participle of 'sing': used with 'have' to show a song has been performed.
Common Verbsverb - singing
/singing/
Present participle of 'sing': producing musical sounds with the voice, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - sings
/sings/
Third-person singular present of 'sing': he, she, or it produces musical sounds with the voice.
Common Verbsverb - rang
/rang/
Past tense of 'ring': to have made a clear bell-like sound, or to have telephoned someone.
Common Verbsverb - rung
/rung/
Past participle of 'ring': used with 'have' to show a bell has sounded or a call was made.
Common Verbsverb - ring
/ring/
To make a clear bell-like sound, or to telephone someone.
Common Verbsverb - ringing
/ringing/
Present participle of 'ring': making a bell-like sound, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - flew
/flew/
Past tense of 'fly': to have moved through the air, or traveled by aircraft.
Common Verbsverb - flown
/flown/
Past participle of 'fly': used with 'have' to show movement through the air is complete.
Common Verbsverb - flying
/flying/
Present participle of 'fly': moving through the air, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - flies
/flies/
Third-person singular present of 'fly': he, she, or it moves through the air.
Common Verbsverb - grew
/grew/
Past tense of 'grow': to have become bigger or to have developed over time.
Common Verbsverb - grown
/grown/
Past participle of 'grow': used with 'have' to show development is complete.
Common Verbsverb - growing
/growing/
Present participle of 'grow': becoming bigger or developing, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - grows
/grows/
Third-person singular present of 'grow': he, she, or it becomes bigger or develops.
Common Verbsverb - knew
/knew/
Past tense of 'know': to have had information or been aware of something.
Common Verbsverb - known
/known/
Past participle of 'know': used with 'have' to show awareness over a period of time.
Common Verbsverb - knowing
/knowing/
Present participle of 'know': being aware of something, often used in special structures.
Common Verbsverb - knows
/knows/
Third-person singular present of 'know': he, she, or it is aware of or has information.
Common Verbsverb - threw
/threw/
Past tense of 'throw': to have sent something through the air with the hand.
Common Verbsverb - thrown
/thrown/
Past participle of 'throw': used with 'have' to show something has been sent through the air.
Common Verbsverb - throwing
/throwing/
Present participle of 'throw': sending something through the air, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - throws
/throws/
Third-person singular present of 'throw': he, she, or it sends something through the air.
Common Verbsverb - blew
/blew/
Past tense of 'blow': to have moved air, as the wind did or with the mouth.
Common Verbsverb - blown
/blown/
Past participle of 'blow': used with 'have' to show air has moved something.
Common Verbsverb - blow
/blow/
To move air, as the wind does, or to push air out through the mouth.
Common Verbsverb - blowing
/blowing/
Present participle of 'blow': moving air, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - drew
/drew/
Past tense of 'draw': to have made a picture with lines, or to have pulled something.
Common Verbsverb - drawn
/drawn/
Past participle of 'draw': used with 'have' to show a picture has been made or something pulled.
Common Verbsverb - draws
/draws/
Third-person singular present of 'draw': he, she, or it makes a picture or pulls something.
Common Verbsverb - fell
/fell/
Past tense of 'fall': to have dropped down toward the ground.
Common Verbsverb - fallen
/fallen/
Past participle of 'fall': used with 'have' to show something has dropped down.
Common Verbsverb - falling
/falling/
Present participle of 'fall': dropping down toward the ground, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - falls
/falls/
Third-person singular present of 'fall': he, she, or it drops down toward the ground.
Common Verbsverb - held
/held/
Past tense and past participle of 'hold': to have kept something in the hand or arms.
Common Verbsverb - holding
/holding/
Present participle of 'hold': keeping something in the hand or arms, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - holds
/holds/
Third-person singular present of 'hold': he, she, or it keeps something in place.
Common Verbsverb - kept
/kept/
Past tense and past participle of 'keep': to have continued having or holding something.
Common Verbsverb - keeping
/keeping/
Present participle of 'keep': continuing to have or hold something, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - keeps
/keeps/
Third-person singular present of 'keep': he, she, or it continues to have or hold something.
Common Verbsverb - left
/left/
Past tense and past participle of 'leave': to have gone away from a place or person.
Common Verbsverb - leaving
/leaving/
Present participle of 'leave': going away from a place, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - leaves
/leaves/
Third-person singular present of 'leave': he, she, or it goes away from a place.
Common Verbsverb - lost
/lost/
Past tense and past participle of 'lose': to have stopped having something or failed to win.
Common Verbsverb - losing
/losing/
Present participle of 'lose': failing to keep something or to win, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - loses
/loses/
Third-person singular present of 'lose': he, she, or it stops having something or fails to win.
Common Verbsverb - met
/met/
Past tense and past participle of 'meet': to have come together with someone, often for the first time.
Common Verbsverb - meets
/meets/
Third-person singular present of 'meet': he, she, or it comes together with someone.
Common Verbsverb - paid
/paid/
Past tense and past participle of 'pay': to have given money for goods, work, or services.
Common Verbsverb - paying
/paying/
Present participle of 'pay': giving money for something, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - pays
/pays/
Third-person singular present of 'pay': he, she, or it gives money for something.
Common Verbsverb - sat
/sat/
Past tense and past participle of 'sit': to have rested with the body supported on a seat.
Common Verbsverb - sitting
/sitting/
Present participle of 'sit': resting on a seat, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - sits
/sits/
Third-person singular present of 'sit': he, she, or it rests on a seat.
Common Verbsverb - stood
/stood/
Past tense and past participle of 'stand': to have been on the feet in an upright position.
Common Verbsverb - standing
/standing/
Present participle of 'stand': being upright on the feet, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - stands
/stands/
Third-person singular present of 'stand': he, she, or it is upright on the feet.
Common Verbsverb - won
/won/
Past tense and past participle of 'win': to have come first or gained victory in a contest.
Common Verbsverb - winning
/winning/
Present participle of 'win': gaining victory or first place, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - wins
/wins/
Third-person singular present of 'win': he, she, or it gains victory or first place.
Common Verbsverb - sold
/sold/
Past tense and past participle of 'sell': to have given something in exchange for money.
Common Verbsverb - selling
/selling/
Present participle of 'sell': exchanging something for money, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - sells
/sells/
Third-person singular present of 'sell': he, she, or it exchanges something for money.
Common Verbsverb - sent
/sent/
Past tense and past participle of 'send': to have caused something to go to a place or person.
Common Verbsverb - sending
/sending/
Present participle of 'send': causing something to go somewhere, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - sends
/sends/
Third-person singular present of 'send': he, she, or it causes something to go somewhere.
Common Verbsverb - spent
/spent/
Past tense and past participle of 'spend': to have used money or time on something.
Common Verbsverb - spending
/spending/
Present participle of 'spend': using money or time on something, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - spends
/spends/
Third-person singular present of 'spend': he, she, or it uses money or time on something.
Common Verbsverb - built
/built/
Past tense and past participle of 'build': to have made something by putting parts together.
Common Verbsverb - building
/building/
Present participle of 'build': making something by putting parts together, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - builds
/builds/
Third-person singular present of 'build': he, she, or it makes something by joining parts.
Common Verbsverb - felt
/felt/
Past tense and past participle of 'feel': to have experienced an emotion or a physical sensation.
Common Verbsverb - feeling
/feeling/
Present participle of 'feel': experiencing an emotion or sensation, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - feels
/feels/
Third-person singular present of 'feel': he, she, or it experiences an emotion or sensation.
Common Verbsverb - slept
/slept/
Past tense and past participle of 'sleep': to have rested with the eyes closed and mind unconscious.
Common Verbsverb - sleeping
/sleeping/
Present participle of 'sleep': resting with the eyes closed, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - sleeps
/sleeps/
Third-person singular present of 'sleep': he, she, or it rests with the eyes closed.
Common Verbsverb - stole
/stole/
Past tense of 'steal': to have taken something that belongs to another person without permission.
Common Verbsverb - stolen
/stolen/
Past participle of 'steal': used with 'have' to show something has been taken without permission.
Common Verbsverb - stealing
/stealing/
Present participle of 'steal': taking something without permission, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - woke
/woke/
Past tense of 'wake': to have stopped sleeping and become conscious.
Common Verbsverb - woken
/woken/
Past participle of 'wake': used with 'have' to show someone has stopped sleeping.
Common Verbsverb - waking
/waking/
Present participle of 'wake': stopping sleep and becoming conscious, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - wakes
/wakes/
Third-person singular present of 'wake': he, she, or it stops sleeping and becomes conscious.
Common Verbsverb - bore
/bore/
Past tense of 'bear': to have carried, endured, or given birth to something.
Common Verbsverb - borne
/borne/
Past participle of 'bear': used with 'have' to show something has been carried or endured.
Common Verbsverb - bearing
/bearing/
Present participle of 'bear': carrying or enduring something, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - bears
/bears/
Third-person singular present of 'bear': he, she, or it carries, endures, or produces something.
Common Verbsverb - beaten
/beaten/
Past participle of 'beat': used with 'have' to show someone or something has been hit or defeated.
Common Verbsverb - beating
/beating/
Present participle of 'beat': hitting repeatedly or defeating, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - beats
/beats/
Third-person singular present of 'beat': he, she, or it hits repeatedly or defeats someone.
Common Verbsverb - became
/became/
Past tense of 'become': to have grown or changed into something.
Common Verbsverb - become
/become/
To grow or change into something; this base form is also the past participle.
Common Verbsverb - becoming
/becoming/
Present participle of 'become': growing or changing into something, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - becomes
/becomes/
Third-person singular present of 'become': he, she, or it grows or changes into something.
Common Verbsverb - came
/came/
Past tense of 'come': to have moved toward or arrived at a place.
Common Verbsverb - coming
/coming/
Present participle of 'come': moving toward a place, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - comes
/comes/
Third-person singular present of 'come': he, she, or it moves toward a place.
Common Verbsverb - did
/did/
Past tense of 'do': to have performed an action or completed a task.
Common Verbsverb - done
/done/
Past participle of 'do': used with 'have' to show an action or task is finished.
Common Verbsverb - doing
/doing/
Present participle of 'do': performing an action or task, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - does
/does/
Third-person singular present of 'do': he, she, or it performs an action or task.
Common Verbsverb - had
/had/
Past tense and past participle of 'have': to have owned, held, or experienced something.
Common Verbsverb - having
/having/
Present participle of 'have': owning or experiencing something, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - has
/has/
Third-person singular present of 'have': he, she, or it owns, holds, or experiences something.
Common Verbsverb - said
/said/
Past tense and past participle of 'say': to have spoken words or expressed something aloud.
Common Verbsverb - saying
/saying/
Present participle of 'say': speaking words or expressing something, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - says
/says/
Third-person singular present of 'say': he, she, or it speaks words or expresses something.
Common Verbsverb - got
/got/
Past tense and past participle of 'get': to have obtained, received, or arrived somewhere.
Common Verbsverb - gotten
/gotten/
Past participle of 'get', used mainly in American English with 'have' to show obtaining or change.
Common Verbsverb - getting
/getting/
Present participle of 'get': obtaining, receiving, or becoming, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - gets
/gets/
Third-person singular present of 'get': he, she, or it obtains, receives, or becomes something.
Common Verbsverb - lent
/lent/
Past tense and past participle of 'lend': to have given something to someone for a short time.
Common Verbsverb - lending
/lending/
Present participle of 'lend': giving something temporarily, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - lends
/lends/
Third-person singular present of 'lend': he, she, or it gives something temporarily.
Common Verbsverb - led
/led/
Past tense and past participle of 'lead': to have guided or directed others, or gone in front.
Common Verbsverb - leading
/leading/
Present participle of 'lead': guiding or going in front, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - leads
/leads/
Third-person singular present of 'lead': he, she, or it guides others or goes in front.
Common Verbsverb - cut
/cut/
Past tense and past participle of 'cut': to have divided or shaped something using a sharp tool.
Common Verbsverb - cutting
/cutting/
Present participle of 'cut': dividing or shaping with a sharp tool, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - cuts
/cuts/
Third-person singular present of 'cut': he, she, or it divides or shapes with a sharp tool.
Common Verbsverb - put
/put/
Past tense and past participle of 'put': to have placed something in a particular position.
Common Verbsverb - putting
/putting/
Present participle of 'put': placing something in a position, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - puts
/puts/
Third-person singular present of 'put': he, she, or it places something in a position.
Common Verbsverb - meant
/meant/
Past tense and past participle of 'mean': to have intended something or had a particular significance.
Common Verbsverb - mean
/mean/
To intend something, or to have a particular meaning or significance.
Common Verbsverb - meaning
/meaning/
Present participle of 'mean': intending or signifying something, often in participle phrases.
Common Verbsverb - means
/means/
Third-person singular present of 'mean': he, she, or it intends or signifies something.
Common Verbsverb - heard
/heard/
Past tense and past participle of 'hear': to have perceived sound through the ears.
Common Verbsverb - hears
/hears/
Third-person singular present of 'hear': he, she, or it perceives sound through the ears.
Common Verbsverb - understanding
/understanding/
Present participle of 'understand': grasping the meaning of something, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - understands
/understands/
Third-person singular present of 'understand': he, she, or it grasps the meaning of something.
Common Verbsverb - wore
/wore/
Past tense of 'wear': to have had clothing or accessories on the body.
Common Verbsverb - worn
/worn/
Past participle of 'wear': used with 'have' to show clothing has been on the body, or something is damaged by use.
Common Verbsverb - wear
/wear/
To have clothing, jewelry, or accessories on the body.
Common Verbsverb - wearing
/wearing/
Present participle of 'wear': having clothing on the body, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - hearing
/hearing/
Present participle of 'hear': perceiving sound through the ears, happening now.
Common Verbsverb - boxes
/boxes/
Boxes is the plural form of box, meaning more than one container with flat sides used to hold things.
Daily Lifenoun - box
/box/
A box is a container, usually with four flat sides and a lid, used to hold or carry things.
Daily Lifenoun - feet
/feet/
Feet is the irregular plural of foot, the body parts at the ends of your legs that you stand on.
Body & Healthnoun - teeth
/teeth/
Teeth is the irregular plural of tooth, the hard white parts in your mouth used to bite and chew.
Body & Healthnoun - tooth
/tooth/
A tooth is one of the hard white parts in your mouth that you use to bite and chew food.
Body & Healthnoun - mice
/mice/
Mice is the irregular plural of mouse, small furry animals with long tails.
Nature & Environmentnoun - mouse
/mouse/
A mouse is a small furry animal with a long tail. The word also means a device used to control a computer.
Nature & Environmentnoun - men
/men/
Men is the irregular plural of man, meaning more than one adult male person.
Family & Peoplenoun - man
/man/
A man is an adult male human being.
Family & Peoplenoun - women
/women/
Women is the irregular plural of woman, meaning more than one adult female person.
Family & Peoplenoun - woman
/woman/
A woman is an adult female human being.
Family & Peoplenoun - people
/people/
People is the usual plural of person, meaning more than one human being.
Family & Peoplenoun - person
/person/
A person is a single human being. Its usual plural is 'people'.
Family & Peoplenoun - knives
/knives/
Knives is the irregular plural of knife, sharp tools used for cutting.
Daily Lifenoun - life
/life/
Life is the condition of being alive, or the time between birth and death.
Daily Lifenoun - halves
/halves/
Halves is the irregular plural of half, meaning two equal parts of something.
Daily Lifenoun - half
/half/
A half is one of two equal parts that something is divided into.
Daily Lifenoun - loaves
/loaves/
Loaves is the irregular plural of loaf, meaning more than one whole shaped piece of baked bread.
Food & Drinknoun - loaf
/loaf/
A loaf is a whole piece of bread that is baked in one shape and then sliced.
Food & Drinknoun - wolves
/wolves/
Wolves is the irregular plural of wolf, wild animals that look like large dogs and hunt in groups.
Nature & Environmentnoun - cities
/cities/
Cities is the plural of city, meaning more than one large important town.
Travel & Placesnoun - babies
/babies/
Babies is the plural of baby, meaning more than one very young child.
Family & Peoplenoun - stories
/stories/
Stories is the plural of story, meaning more than one account of real or imagined events.
Daily Lifenoun - families
/families/
Families is the plural of family, meaning more than one group of related people.
Family & Peoplenoun - countries
/countries/
Countries is the plural of country, meaning more than one nation with its own government.
Travel & Placesnoun - children
/children/
Children is the irregular plural of child, meaning more than one young person.
Family & Peoplenoun - foot
/foot/
A foot is the part of your body at the end of your leg that you stand and walk on.
Body & Healthnoun - chairs
/chairs/
Chairs is the plural of chair, meaning more than one seat for one person, usually with a back.
Daily Lifenoun - tables
/tables/
Tables is the plural of table, pieces of furniture with a flat top and legs.
Daily Lifenoun - houses
/houses/
Houses is the plural of house, buildings where people live.
Travel & Placesnoun - dogs
/dogs/
Dogs is the plural of dog, common animals kept as pets and for work.
Nature & Environmentnoun - cats
/cats/
Cats is the plural of cat, small furry animals often kept as pets.
Nature & Environmentnoun - books
/books/
Books is the plural of book, sets of printed pages held together for reading.
Daily Lifenoun - pens
/pens/
Pens is the plural of pen, tools used for writing with ink.
Daily Lifenoun - pen
/pen/
A pen is a long thin tool that you use to write or draw with ink.
Daily Lifenoun - pencil
/pencil/
A pencil is a thin stick of wood with a grey or coloured core, used for writing and drawing.
Daily Lifenoun - pencils
/pencils/
Pencils is the plural of pencil, thin sticks used for writing and drawing.
Daily Lifenoun - bags
/bags/
Bags is the plural of bag, containers made of cloth, paper, or plastic for carrying things.
Daily Lifenoun - shoe
/shoe/
A shoe is something you wear on your foot to protect it when you walk.
Daily Lifenoun - cars
/cars/
Cars is the plural of car, road vehicles with four wheels and an engine.
Travel & Placesnoun - buses
/buses/
Buses is the plural of bus, large road vehicles that carry many passengers.
Travel & Placesnoun - trains
/trains/
Trains is the plural of train, lines of connected vehicles that run on rails.
Travel & Placesnoun - planes
/planes/
Planes is the plural of plane, flying vehicles with wings and engines.
Travel & Placesnoun - plane
/plane/
A plane is a vehicle with wings and engines that flies through the air carrying people or goods.
Travel & Placesnoun - streets
/streets/
Streets is the plural of street, public roads in a town or city with houses or shops.
Travel & Placesnoun - schools
/schools/
Schools is the plural of school, places where children go to learn.
Daily Lifenoun - teachers
/teachers/
Teachers is the plural of teacher, people whose job is to help others learn.
Work & Businessnoun - students
/students/
Students is the plural of student, people who are studying at a school or college.
Daily Lifenoun - friends
/friends/
Friends is the plural of friend, people you know well and like.
Family & Peoplenoun - brothers
/brothers/
Brothers is the plural of brother, boys or men who share the same parents as you.
Family & Peoplenoun - sisters
/sisters/
Sisters is the plural of sister, girls or women who share the same parents as you.
Family & Peoplenoun - parents
/parents/
Parents is the plural of parent, meaning a person's mother and father together.
Family & Peoplenoun - hands
/hands/
Hands is the plural of hand, the parts at the end of your arms with fingers.
Body & Healthnoun - eyes
/eyes/
Eyes is the plural of eye, the parts of your body that you see with.
Body & Healthnoun - ears
/ears/
Ears is the plural of ear, the parts of your body that you hear with.
Body & Healthnoun - arms
/arms/
Arms is the plural of arm, the long parts of your body between your shoulders and hands.
Body & Healthnoun - legs
/legs/
Legs is the plural of leg, the parts of your body that you stand and walk on.
Body & Healthnoun - fingers
/fingers/
Fingers is the plural of finger, the long thin parts at the end of your hand.
Body & Healthnoun - apples
/apples/
Apples is the plural of apple, round fruits that are usually red or green.
Food & Drinknoun - eggs
/eggs/
Eggs is the plural of egg, oval objects laid by birds that are eaten as food.
Food & Drinknoun - potatoes
/potatoes/
Potatoes is the plural of potato, round vegetables that grow under the ground.
Food & Drinknoun - tomatoes
/tomatoes/
Tomatoes is the plural of tomato, soft red fruits used in cooking and salads.
Food & Drinknoun - oranges
/oranges/
Oranges is the plural of orange, round sweet fruits with thick orange skin.
Food & Drinknoun - bananas
/bananas/
Bananas is the plural of banana, long curved fruits with yellow skin.
Food & Drinknoun - cups
/cups/
Cups is the plural of cup, small round containers used for drinking.
Daily Lifenoun - plates
/plates/
Plates is the plural of plate, flat round dishes that food is served on.
Daily Lifenoun - spoons
/spoons/
Spoons is the plural of spoon, tools with a round end used for eating and stirring.
Daily Lifenoun - forks
/forks/
Forks is the plural of fork, tools with sharp points used for picking up food.
Daily Lifenoun - doors
/doors/
Doors is the plural of door, the parts that open and close to let you into a room or building.
Daily Lifenoun - windows
/windows/
Windows is the plural of window, openings in a wall, usually with glass, that let in light.
Daily Lifenoun - rooms
/rooms/
Rooms is the plural of room, the separate spaces inside a building with their own walls.
Travel & Placesnoun - walls
/walls/
Walls is the plural of wall, the upright sides of a room or building.
Daily Lifenoun - beds
/beds/
Beds is the plural of bed, the pieces of furniture you sleep on.
Daily Lifenoun - trees
/trees/
Trees is the plural of tree, tall plants with a trunk, branches, and leaves.
Nature & Environmentnoun - flowers
/flowers/
Flowers is the plural of flower, the coloured parts of a plant that hold the seeds.
Nature & Environmentnoun - birds
/birds/
Birds is the plural of bird, animals with feathers and wings that can usually fly.
Nature & Environmentnoun - sheep
/sheep/
Sheep is the same in singular and plural; as a plural it means more than one of the farm animals kept for wool and meat.
Nature & Environmentnoun - horses
/horses/
Horses is the plural of horse, large strong animals that people ride and use for work.
Nature & Environmentnoun - horse
/horse/
A horse is a large strong animal with four legs that people ride or use to pull things.
Nature & Environmentnoun - cows
/cows/
Cows is the plural of cow, large farm animals kept for milk and meat.
Nature & Environmentnoun - cow
/cow/
A cow is a large farm animal kept for its milk and meat.
Nature & Environmentnoun - chickens
/chickens/
Chickens is the plural of chicken, farm birds kept for their eggs and meat.
Nature & Environmentnoun - animals
/animals/
Animals is the plural of animal, living creatures that can move and feel, but are not plants.
Nature & Environmentnoun - animal
/animal/
An animal is a living creature that can move on its own and feel, such as a dog, bird, or fish.
Nature & Environmentnoun - jobs
/jobs/
Jobs is the plural of job, the work people do regularly to earn money.
Work & Businessnoun - doctors
/doctors/
Doctors is the plural of doctor, people trained to treat sick or injured people.
Work & Businessnoun - nurses
/nurses/
Nurses is the plural of nurse, people trained to care for sick or injured people.
Work & Businessnoun - workers
/workers/
Workers is the plural of worker, people who do a job, especially physical or paid work.
Work & Businessnoun - worker
/worker/
A worker is a person who does a job, especially one who is paid for physical or regular work.
Work & Businessnoun - farmers
/farmers/
Farmers is the plural of farmer, people who own or work on farms growing crops or keeping animals.
Work & Businessnoun - keys
/keys/
Keys is the plural of key, small metal objects used to lock and unlock things.
Daily Lifenoun - key
/key/
A key is a small metal object that you use to lock or unlock a door or other things.
Daily Lifenoun - clocks
/clocks/
Clocks is the plural of clock, instruments that show the time.
Daily Lifenoun - phones
/phones/
Phones is the plural of phone, devices used to speak with people far away.
Daily Lifenoun - computers
/computers/
Computers is the plural of computer, electronic machines used for storing and working with information.
Daily Lifenoun - letters
/letters/
Letters is the plural of letter. It means written messages sent to someone, or the signs used in writing words.
Daily Lifenoun - letter
/letter/
A letter is a written message sent to someone, or one of the signs such as a, b, c used to write words.
Daily Lifenoun - words
/words/
Words is the plural of word, the single units of language that have meaning.
Daily Lifenoun - word
/word/
A word is a single sound or group of letters that has meaning and is used to build sentences.
Daily Lifenoun - numbers
/numbers/
Numbers is the plural of number, the words or signs such as one, two, three used for counting.
Daily Lifenoun - number
/number/
A number is a word or sign such as one, two, or three that tells how many of something there are.
Daily Lifenoun - colours
/colours/
Colours is the plural of colour, the qualities such as red, blue, or green that we see in things.
Daily Lifenoun - colour
/colour/
A colour is a quality such as red, blue, or yellow that we see when light shines on something.
Daily Lifenoun - days
/days/
Days is the plural of day, the periods of twenty-four hours, or the times when it is light.
Daily Lifenoun - weeks
/weeks/
Weeks is the plural of week, periods of seven days.
Daily Lifenoun - months
/months/
Months is the plural of month, the twelve named periods that make up a year.
Daily Lifenoun - years
/years/
Years is the plural of year, periods of twelve months.
Daily Lifenoun - hours
/hours/
Hours is the plural of hour, periods of sixty minutes.
Daily Lifenoun - minutes
/minutes/
Minutes is the plural of minute, periods of sixty seconds.
Daily Lifenoun - towns
/towns/
Towns is the plural of town, places with houses, shops, and streets, larger than a village but smaller than a city.
Travel & Placesnoun - villages
/villages/
Villages is the plural of village, small groups of houses and buildings in the countryside.
Travel & Placesnoun - rivers
/rivers/
Rivers is the plural of river, large natural streams of water that flow to the sea.
Nature & Environmentnoun - mountains
/mountains/
Mountains is the plural of mountain, very high areas of land with steep sides.
Nature & Environmentnoun - hills
/hills/
Hills is the plural of hill, areas of land that are higher than the ground around them but lower than mountains.
Nature & Environmentnoun - roads
/roads/
Roads is the plural of road, the hard paths built for cars and other vehicles to travel on.
Travel & Placesnoun - bridges
/bridges/
Bridges is the plural of bridge, structures built over rivers, roads, or railways so people can cross.
Travel & Placesnoun - gardens
/gardens/
Gardens is the plural of garden, pieces of land next to a house where plants and flowers grow.
Nature & Environmentnoun - parks
/parks/
Parks is the plural of park, large public areas with grass and trees where people relax.
Travel & Placesnoun - glasses
/glasses/
Glasses is the plural of glass, containers used for drinking. It also means a pair of lenses worn to see better.
Daily Lifenoun - dishes
/dishes/
Dishes is the plural of dish, the plates and bowls used to serve and eat food.
Daily Lifenoun - dish
/dish/
A dish is a shallow container used to serve food. The word can also mean a particular kind of prepared food.
Food & Drinknoun - watch
/watch/
A watch is a small clock that you wear on your wrist to tell the time.
Daily Lifenoun - churches
/churches/
Churches is the plural of church, buildings where Christians meet to pray.
Travel & Placesnoun - beaches
/beaches/
Beaches is the plural of beach, areas of sand or stones next to the sea.
Travel & Placesnoun - buildings
/buildings/
Buildings is the plural of building, structures with walls and a roof, such as houses or offices.
Travel & Placesnoun - shirts
/shirts/
Shirts is the plural of shirt, pieces of clothing worn on the upper body with a collar and sleeves.
Daily Lifenoun - dresses
/dresses/
Dresses is the plural of dress, one-piece pieces of clothing worn mainly by women and girls.
Daily Lifenoun - hats
/hats/
Hats is the plural of hat, things you wear on your head.
Daily Lifenoun - coats
/coats/
Coats is the plural of coat, warm pieces of clothing worn over other clothes when you go outside.
Daily Lifenoun - toys
/toys/
Toys is the plural of toy, objects that children play with.
Daily Lifenoun - toy
/toy/
A toy is an object made for children to play with.
Daily Lifenoun - boys
/boys/
Boys is the plural of boy, young male children.
Family & Peoplenoun - boy
/boy/
A boy is a young male child or a male who is not yet an adult.
Family & Peoplenoun - girls
/girls/
Girls is the plural of girl, young female children.
Family & Peoplenoun - girl
/girl/
A girl is a young female child or a female who is not yet an adult.
Family & Peoplenoun - kids
/kids/
Kids is the plural of kid, an informal word for children.
Family & Peoplenoun - kid
/kid/
A kid is an informal word for a child. The word also means a young goat.
Family & Peoplenoun - oxen
/oxen/
Oxen is the irregular plural of ox, large strong cattle used for pulling heavy loads.
Nature & Environmentnoun - ox
/ox/
An ox is a large strong farm animal, often used for pulling carts or ploughs.
Nature & Environmentnoun - geese
/geese/
Geese is the irregular plural of goose, large water birds with long necks.
Nature & Environmentnoun - goose
/goose/
A goose is a large water bird with a long neck, larger than a duck.
Nature & Environmentnoun - ladies
/ladies/
Ladies is the plural of lady, a polite word for adult women.
Family & Peoplenoun - lady
/lady/
A lady is an adult woman, especially one who is polite and well-mannered.
Family & Peoplenoun - parties
/parties/
Parties is the plural of party, social events where people gather to enjoy themselves.
Daily Lifenoun - party
/party/
A party is a social event where people meet to celebrate or enjoy themselves together.
Daily Lifenoun - puppies
/puppies/
Puppies is the plural of puppy, young dogs.
Nature & Environmentnoun - puppy
/puppy/
A puppy is a young dog.
Nature & Environmentnoun - bodies
/bodies/
Bodies is the plural of body, the whole physical forms of people or animals.
Body & Healthnoun - armies
/armies/
Armies is the plural of army, large groups of soldiers organized to fight on land.
Work & Businessnoun - army
/army/
An army is a large organized group of soldiers who fight for a country on land.
Work & Businessnoun - factories
/factories/
Factories is the plural of factory, large buildings where goods are made by machines.
Work & Businessnoun - factory
/factory/
A factory is a large building where goods are made, usually using machines.
Work & Businessnoun - offices
/offices/
Offices is the plural of office, rooms or buildings where people do desk work.
Work & Businessnoun - machines
/machines/
Machines is the plural of machine, devices with moving parts that do work.
Work & Businessnoun - machine
/machine/
A machine is a device with moving parts that uses power to do a particular kind of work.
Work & Businessnoun - tools
/tools/
Tools is the plural of tool, objects held in the hand and used to do a particular job.
Work & Businessnoun - tool
/tool/
A tool is an object, usually held in the hand, that you use to do a particular job, such as a hammer or saw.
Work & Businessnoun - meals
/meals/
Meals is the plural of meal, the times when you eat, such as breakfast or dinner, or the food eaten then.
Food & Drinknoun - meal
/meal/
A meal is the food you eat at one time, such as breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
Food & Drinknoun - vegetables
/vegetables/
Vegetables is the plural of vegetable, plants such as carrots and beans grown to be eaten.
Food & Drinknoun - vegetable
/vegetable/
A vegetable is a plant, or part of a plant, such as a carrot or potato, that is grown to be eaten.
Food & Drinknoun - fruits
/fruits/
Fruits is the plural of fruit, used when talking about different kinds of the sweet food that grows on plants and trees.
Food & Drinknoun - fruit
/fruit/
Fruit is the sweet, soft food that grows on trees and plants and holds the seeds, such as apples and oranges.
Food & Drinknoun - bottles
/bottles/
Bottles is the plural of bottle, tall containers with narrow necks used to hold liquids.
Daily Lifenoun - bottle
/bottle/
A bottle is a tall container with a narrow neck, used to hold and pour liquids.
Daily Lifenoun - pictures
/pictures/
Pictures is the plural of picture, drawings, paintings, or photographs that show something.
Daily Lifenoun - picture
/picture/
A picture is a drawing, painting, or photograph that shows a person, thing, or scene.
Daily Lifenoun - songs
/songs/
Songs is the plural of song, short pieces of music with words that are sung.
Daily Lifenoun - games
/games/
Games is the plural of game, activities with rules that people play for fun or to win.
Daily Lifenoun - game
/game/
A game is an activity with rules that people play for fun or in a competition.
Daily Lifenoun - balls
/balls/
Balls is the plural of ball, round objects used in many games and sports.
Daily Lifenoun - ball
/ball/
A ball is a round object that is thrown, kicked, or hit in many games and sports.
Daily Lifenoun - lamps
/lamps/
Lamps is the plural of lamp, devices that give light.
Daily Lifenoun - floors
/floors/
Floors is the plural of floor, the flat surfaces you walk on inside a building, or the levels of a building.
Daily Lifenoun - roofs
/roofs/
Roofs is the plural of roof, the structures that cover the tops of buildings.
Daily Lifenoun - shelves
/shelves/
Shelves is the irregular plural of shelf, flat boards fixed to a wall or in a cupboard to hold things.
Daily Lifenoun - thieves
/thieves/
Thieves is the irregular plural of thief, people who steal things.
Work & Businessnoun - thief
/thief/
A thief is a person who steals things from other people.
Work & Businessnoun - wives
/wives/
Wives is the irregular plural of wife, the women that men are married to.
Family & Peoplenoun - calves
/calves/
Calves is the irregular plural of calf, young cows. It is also the plural of the lower-back part of the leg.
Nature & Environmentnoun - calf
/calf/
A calf is a young cow. The word also means the muscular back part of your lower leg.
Nature & Environmentnoun - scarves
/scarves/
Scarves is the irregular plural of scarf, pieces of cloth worn around the neck or head for warmth.
Daily Lifenoun - heroes
/heroes/
Heroes is the plural of hero, brave people who are admired for what they have done.
Family & Peoplenoun - classes
/classes/
Classes is the plural of class, groups of students taught together, or the lessons they have.
Daily Lifenoun - class
/class/
A class is a group of students who are taught together, or one lesson with a teacher.
Daily Lifenoun - foxes
/foxes/
Foxes is the plural of fox, wild animals with red fur, pointed ears, and a bushy tail.
Nature & Environmentnoun - bushes
/bushes/
Bushes is the plural of bush, low woody plants smaller than trees with many branches.
Nature & Environmentnoun - boxes-matches
/boxes-matches/
Matches is the plural of match. It means small sticks for making fire, or sports contests between teams.
Daily Lifenoun - match
/match/
A match is a small stick used to make fire. It also means a sports contest between two teams or players.
Daily Lifenoun - clouds
/clouds/
Clouds is the plural of cloud, the white or grey masses of water drops that float in the sky.
Nature & Environmentnoun - stars
/stars/
Stars is the plural of star, the points of light we see in the night sky.
Nature & Environmentnoun - lakes
/lakes/
Lakes is the plural of lake, large areas of water surrounded by land.
Nature & Environmentnoun - fields
/fields/
Fields is the plural of field, areas of open land used for crops or animals.
Nature & Environmentnoun - field
/field/
A field is an area of open land, often used for growing crops or keeping animals, or for playing sport.
Nature & Environmentnoun - islands
/islands/
Islands is the plural of island, pieces of land completely surrounded by water.
Travel & Placesnoun - markets
/markets/
Markets is the plural of market, places where people meet to buy and sell goods.
Work & Businessnoun - hospitals
/hospitals/
Hospitals is the plural of hospital, places where sick or injured people are treated.
Body & Healthnoun - medicines
/medicines/
Medicines is the plural of medicine, substances taken to treat illness or pain.
Body & Healthnoun - bones
/bones/
Bones is the plural of bone, the hard white parts inside the body that make up the skeleton.
Body & Healthnoun - faces
/faces/
Faces is the plural of face, the front parts of people's heads.
Body & Healthnoun - voices
/voices/
Voices is the plural of voice, the sounds people make when they speak or sing.
Body & Healthnoun - voice
/voice/
A voice is the sound that a person makes when they speak or sing.
Body & Healthnoun - monkeys
/monkeys/
Monkeys is the plural of monkey, animals with long tails that climb trees and are good with their hands.
Nature & Environmentnoun - monkey
/monkey/
A monkey is an animal with a long tail and clever hands that lives mostly in trees.
Nature & Environmentnoun - rabbits
/rabbits/
Rabbits is the plural of rabbit, small furry animals with long ears that hop.
Nature & Environmentnoun - kitchens
/kitchens/
Kitchens is the plural of kitchen, the rooms where food is prepared and cooked.
Daily Lifenoun - fences
/fences/
Fences is the plural of fence, the barriers of wood or wire built around an area of land.
Daily Lifenoun - gloves
/gloves/
Gloves is the plural of glove, coverings for the hands with separate parts for each finger.
Daily Lifenoun - socks
/socks/
Socks is the plural of sock, soft coverings for the feet worn inside shoes.
Daily Lifenoun - sock
/sock/
A sock is a soft covering for the foot, worn inside a shoe.
Daily Lifenoun - valleys
/valleys/
Valleys is the plural of valley, the low areas of land between hills or mountains, often with a river.
Nature & Environmentnoun - bigger
/bigger/
Comparative form of 'big'. Used to say something is larger in size than another thing.
Adjectivesadjective - biggest
/biggest/
Superlative form of 'big'. Used to say something is the largest in size of all.
Adjectivesadjective - better
/better/
Irregular comparative form of 'good'. Used to say something is of higher quality than another.
Adjectivesadjective - best
/best/
Irregular superlative form of 'good'. Used to say something is of the highest quality of all.
Adjectivesadjective - worse
/worse/
Irregular comparative form of 'bad'. Used to say something is of lower quality than another.
Adjectivesadjective - worst
/worst/
Irregular superlative form of 'bad'. Used to say something is of the lowest quality of all.
Adjectivesadjective - happier
/happier/
Comparative form of 'happy'. Used to say someone or something is more cheerful than another.
Adjectivesadjective - happiest
/happiest/
Superlative form of 'happy'. Used to say someone is the most cheerful of all.
Adjectivesadjective - easier
/easier/
Comparative form of 'easy'. Used to say something needs less effort than another.
Adjectivesadjective - easiest
/easiest/
Superlative form of 'easy'. Used to say something needs the least effort of all.
Adjectivesadjective - hotter
/hotter/
Comparative form of 'hot'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more hot than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - hottest
/hottest/
Superlative form of 'hot'. Used to say something is the most hot of all.
Adjectivesadjective - faster
/faster/
Comparative form of 'fast'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more fast than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - fastest
/fastest/
Superlative form of 'fast'. Used to say something is the most fast of all.
Adjectivesadjective - stronger
/stronger/
Comparative form of 'strong'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more strong than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - strongest
/strongest/
Superlative form of 'strong'. Used to say something is the most strong of all.
Adjectivesadjective - taller
/taller/
Comparative form of 'tall'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more tall than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - tallest
/tallest/
Superlative form of 'tall'. Used to say something is the most tall of all.
Adjectivesadjective - shorter
/shorter/
Comparative form of 'short'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more short than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - shortest
/shortest/
Superlative form of 'short'. Used to say something is the most short of all.
Adjectivesadjective - smaller
/smaller/
Comparative form of 'small'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more small than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - smallest
/smallest/
Superlative form of 'small'. Used to say something is the most small of all.
Adjectivesadjective - older
/older/
Comparative form of 'old'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more old than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - oldest
/oldest/
Superlative form of 'old'. Used to say something is the most old of all.
Adjectivesadjective - younger
/younger/
Comparative form of 'young'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more young than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - youngest
/youngest/
Superlative form of 'young'. Used to say something is the most young of all.
Adjectivesadjective - cheaper
/cheaper/
Comparative form of 'cheap'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more cheap than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - cheapest
/cheapest/
Superlative form of 'cheap'. Used to say something is the most cheap of all.
Adjectivesadjective - richer
/richer/
Comparative form of 'rich'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more rich than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - richest
/richest/
Superlative form of 'rich'. Used to say something is the most rich of all.
Adjectivesadjective - poorer
/poorer/
Comparative form of 'poor'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more poor than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - poorest
/poorest/
Superlative form of 'poor'. Used to say something is the most poor of all.
Adjectivesadjective - colder
/colder/
Comparative form of 'cold'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more cold than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - coldest
/coldest/
Superlative form of 'cold'. Used to say something is the most cold of all.
Adjectivesadjective - warmer
/warmer/
Comparative form of 'warm'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more warm than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - warmest
/warmest/
Superlative form of 'warm'. Used to say something is the most warm of all.
Adjectivesadjective - deeper
/deeper/
Comparative form of 'deep'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more deep than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - deepest
/deepest/
Superlative form of 'deep'. Used to say something is the most deep of all.
Adjectivesadjective - higher
/higher/
Comparative form of 'high'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more high than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - highest
/highest/
Superlative form of 'high'. Used to say something is the most high of all.
Adjectivesadjective - lower
/lower/
Comparative form of 'low'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more low than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - lowest
/lowest/
Superlative form of 'low'. Used to say something is the most low of all.
Adjectivesadjective - longer
/longer/
Comparative form of 'long'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more long than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - longest
/longest/
Superlative form of 'long'. Used to say something is the most long of all.
Adjectivesadjective - wider
/wider/
Comparative form of 'wide'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more wide than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - widest
/widest/
Superlative form of 'wide'. Used to say something is the most wide of all.
Adjectivesadjective - thicker
/thicker/
Comparative form of 'thick'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more thick than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - thickest
/thickest/
Superlative form of 'thick'. Used to say something is the most thick of all.
Adjectivesadjective - thinner
/thinner/
Comparative form of 'thin'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more thin than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - thinnest
/thinnest/
Superlative form of 'thin'. Used to say something is the most thin of all.
Adjectivesadjective - harder
/harder/
Comparative form of 'hard'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more hard than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - hardest
/hardest/
Superlative form of 'hard'. Used to say something is the most hard of all.
Adjectivesadjective - softer
/softer/
Comparative form of 'soft'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more soft than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - softest
/softest/
Superlative form of 'soft'. Used to say something is the most soft of all.
Adjectivesadjective - lighter
/lighter/
Comparative form of 'light'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more light than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - lightest
/lightest/
Superlative form of 'light'. Used to say something is the most light of all.
Adjectivesadjective - heavier
/heavier/
Comparative form of 'heavy'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more heavy than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - heaviest
/heaviest/
Superlative form of 'heavy'. Used to say something is the most heavy of all.
Adjectivesadjective - darker
/darker/
Comparative form of 'dark'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more dark than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - darkest
/darkest/
Superlative form of 'dark'. Used to say something is the most dark of all.
Adjectivesadjective - brighter
/brighter/
Comparative form of 'bright'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more bright than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - brightest
/brightest/
Superlative form of 'bright'. Used to say something is the most bright of all.
Adjectivesadjective - cleaner
/cleaner/
Comparative form of 'clean'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more clean than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - cleanest
/cleanest/
Superlative form of 'clean'. Used to say something is the most clean of all.
Adjectivesadjective - louder
/louder/
Comparative form of 'loud'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more loud than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - loudest
/loudest/
Superlative form of 'loud'. Used to say something is the most loud of all.
Adjectivesadjective - quieter
/quieter/
Comparative form of 'quiet'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more quiet than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - quietest
/quietest/
Superlative form of 'quiet'. Used to say something is the most quiet of all.
Adjectivesadjective - slower
/slower/
Comparative form of 'slow'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more slow than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - slowest
/slowest/
Superlative form of 'slow'. Used to say something is the most slow of all.
Adjectivesadjective - weaker
/weaker/
Comparative form of 'weak'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more weak than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - weakest
/weakest/
Superlative form of 'weak'. Used to say something is the most weak of all.
Adjectivesadjective - safer
/safer/
Comparative form of 'safe'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more safe than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - safest
/safest/
Superlative form of 'safe'. Used to say something is the most safe of all.
Adjectivesadjective - braver
/braver/
Comparative form of 'brave'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more brave than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - bravest
/bravest/
Superlative form of 'brave'. Used to say something is the most brave of all.
Adjectivesadjective - cleverer
/cleverer/
Comparative form of 'clever'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more clever than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - cleverest
/cleverest/
Superlative form of 'clever'. Used to say something is the most clever of all.
Adjectivesadjective - kinder
/kinder/
Comparative form of 'kind'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more kind than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - kindest
/kindest/
Superlative form of 'kind'. Used to say something is the most kind of all.
Adjectivesadjective - ruder
/ruder/
Comparative form of 'rude'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more rude than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - rudest
/rudest/
Superlative form of 'rude'. Used to say something is the most rude of all.
Adjectivesadjective - prouder
/prouder/
Comparative form of 'proud'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more proud than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - proudest
/proudest/
Superlative form of 'proud'. Used to say something is the most proud of all.
Adjectivesadjective - sweeter
/sweeter/
Comparative form of 'sweet'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more sweet than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - sweetest
/sweetest/
Superlative form of 'sweet'. Used to say something is the most sweet of all.
Adjectivesadjective - sourer
/sourer/
Comparative form of 'sour'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more sour than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - sourest
/sourest/
Superlative form of 'sour'. Used to say something is the most sour of all.
Adjectivesadjective - drier
/drier/
Comparative form of 'dry'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more dry than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - driest
/driest/
Superlative form of 'dry'. Used to say something is the most dry of all.
Adjectivesadjective - wetter
/wetter/
Comparative form of 'wet'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more wet than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - wettest
/wettest/
Superlative form of 'wet'. Used to say something is the most wet of all.
Adjectivesadjective - dirtier
/dirtier/
Comparative form of 'dirty'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more dirty than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - dirtiest
/dirtiest/
Superlative form of 'dirty'. Used to say something is the most dirty of all.
Adjectivesadjective - busier
/busier/
Comparative form of 'busy'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more busy than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - busiest
/busiest/
Superlative form of 'busy'. Used to say something is the most busy of all.
Adjectivesadjective - prettier
/prettier/
Comparative form of 'pretty'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more pretty than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - prettiest
/prettiest/
Superlative form of 'pretty'. Used to say something is the most pretty of all.
Adjectivesadjective - uglier
/uglier/
Comparative form of 'ugly'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more ugly than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - ugliest
/ugliest/
Superlative form of 'ugly'. Used to say something is the most ugly of all.
Adjectivesadjective - funnier
/funnier/
Comparative form of 'funny'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more funny than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - funniest
/funniest/
Superlative form of 'funny'. Used to say something is the most funny of all.
Adjectivesadjective - angrier
/angrier/
Comparative form of 'angry'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more angry than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - angriest
/angriest/
Superlative form of 'angry'. Used to say something is the most angry of all.
Adjectivesadjective - hungrier
/hungrier/
Comparative form of 'hungry'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more hungry than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - hungriest
/hungriest/
Superlative form of 'hungry'. Used to say something is the most hungry of all.
Adjectivesadjective - healthier
/healthier/
Comparative form of 'healthy'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more healthy than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - healthiest
/healthiest/
Superlative form of 'healthy'. Used to say something is the most healthy of all.
Adjectivesadjective - wealthier
/wealthier/
Comparative form of 'wealthy'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more wealthy than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - wealthiest
/wealthiest/
Superlative form of 'wealthy'. Used to say something is the most wealthy of all.
Adjectivesadjective - luckier
/luckier/
Comparative form of 'lucky'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more lucky than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - luckiest
/luckiest/
Superlative form of 'lucky'. Used to say something is the most lucky of all.
Adjectivesadjective - lazier
/lazier/
Comparative form of 'lazy'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more lazy than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - laziest
/laziest/
Superlative form of 'lazy'. Used to say something is the most lazy of all.
Adjectivesadjective - noisier
/noisier/
Comparative form of 'noisy'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more noisy than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - noisiest
/noisiest/
Superlative form of 'noisy'. Used to say something is the most noisy of all.
Adjectivesadjective - nicer
/nicer/
Comparative form of 'nice'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more nice than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - nicest
/nicest/
Superlative form of 'nice'. Used to say something is the most nice of all.
Adjectivesadjective - later
/later/
Comparative form of 'late'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more late than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - latest
/latest/
Superlative form of 'late'. Used to say something is the most late of all.
Adjectivesadjective - earlier
/earlier/
Comparative form of 'early'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more early than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - earliest
/earliest/
Superlative form of 'early'. Used to say something is the most early of all.
Adjectivesadjective - larger
/larger/
Comparative form of 'large'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more large than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - largest
/largest/
Superlative form of 'large'. Used to say something is the most large of all.
Adjectivesadjective - closer
/closer/
Comparative form of 'close'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more close than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - closest
/closest/
Superlative form of 'close'. Used to say something is the most close of all.
Adjectivesadjective - fresher
/fresher/
Comparative form of 'fresh'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more fresh than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - freshest
/freshest/
Superlative form of 'fresh'. Used to say something is the most fresh of all.
Adjectivesadjective - smarter
/smarter/
Comparative form of 'smart'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more smart than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - smartest
/smartest/
Superlative form of 'smart'. Used to say something is the most smart of all.
Adjectivesadjective - wiser
/wiser/
Comparative form of 'wise'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more wise than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - wisest
/wisest/
Superlative form of 'wise'. Used to say something is the most wise of all.
Adjectivesadjective - calmer
/calmer/
Comparative form of 'calm'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more calm than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - calmest
/calmest/
Superlative form of 'calm'. Used to say something is the most calm of all.
Adjectivesadjective - simpler
/simpler/
Comparative form of 'simple'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more simple than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - simplest
/simplest/
Superlative form of 'simple'. Used to say something is the most simple of all.
Adjectivesadjective - narrower
/narrower/
Comparative form of 'narrow'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more narrow than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - narrowest
/narrowest/
Superlative form of 'narrow'. Used to say something is the most narrow of all.
Adjectivesadjective - shallower
/shallower/
Comparative form of 'shallow'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more shallow than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - shallowest
/shallowest/
Superlative form of 'shallow'. Used to say something is the most shallow of all.
Adjectivesadjective - rougher
/rougher/
Comparative form of 'rough'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more rough than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - roughest
/roughest/
Superlative form of 'rough'. Used to say something is the most rough of all.
Adjectivesadjective - smoother
/smoother/
Comparative form of 'smooth'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more smooth than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - smoothest
/smoothest/
Superlative form of 'smooth'. Used to say something is the most smooth of all.
Adjectivesadjective - fatter
/fatter/
Comparative form of 'fat'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more fat than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - fattest
/fattest/
Superlative form of 'fat'. Used to say something is the most fat of all.
Adjectivesadjective - sadder
/sadder/
Comparative form of 'sad'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more sad than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - saddest
/saddest/
Superlative form of 'sad'. Used to say something is the most sad of all.
Adjectivesadjective - madder
/madder/
Comparative form of 'mad'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more mad than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - maddest
/maddest/
Superlative form of 'mad'. Used to say something is the most mad of all.
Adjectivesadjective - flatter
/flatter/
Comparative form of 'flat'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more flat than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - flattest
/flattest/
Superlative form of 'flat'. Used to say something is the most flat of all.
Adjectivesadjective - duller
/duller/
Comparative form of 'dull'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more dull than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - dullest
/dullest/
Superlative form of 'dull'. Used to say something is the most dull of all.
Adjectivesadjective - sharper
/sharper/
Comparative form of 'sharp'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more sharp than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - sharpest
/sharpest/
Superlative form of 'sharp'. Used to say something is the most sharp of all.
Adjectivesadjective - finer
/finer/
Comparative form of 'fine'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more fine than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - finest
/finest/
Superlative form of 'fine'. Used to say something is the most fine of all.
Adjectivesadjective - plainer
/plainer/
Comparative form of 'plain'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more plain than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - plainest
/plainest/
Superlative form of 'plain'. Used to say something is the most plain of all.
Adjectivesadjective - bolder
/bolder/
Comparative form of 'bold'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more bold than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - boldest
/boldest/
Superlative form of 'bold'. Used to say something is the most bold of all.
Adjectivesadjective - fiercer
/fiercer/
Comparative form of 'fierce'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more fierce than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - fiercest
/fiercest/
Superlative form of 'fierce'. Used to say something is the most fierce of all.
Adjectivesadjective - gentler
/gentler/
Comparative form of 'gentle'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more gentle than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - gentlest
/gentlest/
Superlative form of 'gentle'. Used to say something is the most gentle of all.
Adjectivesadjective - tougher
/tougher/
Comparative form of 'tough'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more tough than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - toughest
/toughest/
Superlative form of 'tough'. Used to say something is the most tough of all.
Adjectivesadjective - dearer
/dearer/
Comparative form of 'dear'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more dear than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - dearest
/dearest/
Superlative form of 'dear'. Used to say something is the most dear of all.
Adjectivesadjective - nearer
/nearer/
Comparative form of 'near'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more near than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - nearest
/nearest/
Superlative form of 'near'. Used to say something is the most near of all.
Adjectivesadjective - steeper
/steeper/
Comparative form of 'steep'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more steep than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - steepest
/steepest/
Superlative form of 'steep'. Used to say something is the most steep of all.
Adjectivesadjective - broader
/broader/
Comparative form of 'broad'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more broad than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - broadest
/broadest/
Superlative form of 'broad'. Used to say something is the most broad of all.
Adjectivesadjective - tighter
/tighter/
Comparative form of 'tight'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more tight than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - tightest
/tightest/
Superlative form of 'tight'. Used to say something is the most tight of all.
Adjectivesadjective - looser
/looser/
Comparative form of 'loose'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more loose than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - loosest
/loosest/
Superlative form of 'loose'. Used to say something is the most loose of all.
Adjectivesadjective - strangest
/strangest/
Superlative form of 'strange'. Used to say something is the most unusual of all.
Adjectivesadjective - rarer
/rarer/
Comparative form of 'rare'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more rare than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - rarest
/rarest/
Superlative form of 'rare'. Used to say something is the most rare of all.
Adjectivesadjective - riper
/riper/
Comparative form of 'ripe'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more ripe than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - ripest
/ripest/
Superlative form of 'ripe'. Used to say something is the most ripe of all.
Adjectivesadjective - crazier
/crazier/
Comparative form of 'crazy'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more crazy than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - craziest
/craziest/
Superlative form of 'crazy'. Used to say something is the most crazy of all.
Adjectivesadjective - scarier
/scarier/
Comparative form of 'scary'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more scary than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - scariest
/scariest/
Superlative form of 'scary'. Used to say something is the most scary of all.
Adjectivesadjective - tastier
/tastier/
Comparative form of 'tasty'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more tasty than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - tastiest
/tastiest/
Superlative form of 'tasty'. Used to say something is the most tasty of all.
Adjectivesadjective - sleepier
/sleepier/
Comparative form of 'sleepy'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more sleepy than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - sleepiest
/sleepiest/
Superlative form of 'sleepy'. Used to say something is the most sleepy of all.
Adjectivesadjective - friendlier
/friendlier/
Comparative form of 'friendly'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more friendly than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - friendliest
/friendliest/
Superlative form of 'friendly'. Used to say something is the most friendly of all.
Adjectivesadjective - cooler
/cooler/
Comparative form of 'cool'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more cool than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - coolest
/coolest/
Superlative form of 'cool'. Used to say something is the most cool of all.
Adjectivesadjective - fairer
/fairer/
Comparative form of 'fair'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more fair than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - fairest
/fairest/
Superlative form of 'fair'. Used to say something is the most fair of all.
Adjectivesadjective - dimmer
/dimmer/
Comparative form of 'dim'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more dim than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - dimmest
/dimmest/
Superlative form of 'dim'. Used to say something is the most dim of all.
Adjectivesadjective - grander
/grander/
Comparative form of 'grand'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more grand than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - grandest
/grandest/
Superlative form of 'grand'. Used to say something is the most grand of all.
Adjectivesadjective - humbler
/humbler/
Comparative form of 'humble'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more humble than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - humblest
/humblest/
Superlative form of 'humble'. Used to say something is the most humble of all.
Adjectivesadjective - politer
/politer/
Comparative form of 'polite'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more polite than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - politest
/politest/
Superlative form of 'polite'. Used to say something is the most polite of all.
Adjectivesadjective - cuter
/cuter/
Comparative form of 'cute'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more cute than the other.
Adjectivesadjective - cutest
/cutest/
Superlative form of 'cute'. Used to say something is the most cute of all.
Adjectivesadjective - further
/further/
Irregular comparative form of 'far'. Used for greater distance or extent.
Adjectivesadjective - furthest
/furthest/
Irregular superlative form of 'far'. Used for the greatest distance or extent of all.
Adjectivesadjective - farther
/farther/
Irregular comparative form of 'far', used mainly for physical distance.
Adjectivesadjective - farthest
/farthest/
Irregular superlative form of 'far', used mainly for the greatest physical distance.
Adjectivesadjective - less
/less/
Irregular comparative of 'little'. Used to mean a smaller amount of something.
Adjectivesadjective - least
/least/
Irregular superlative of 'little'. Used to mean the smallest amount of all.
Adjectivesadjective - more
/more/
Irregular comparative of 'many' and 'much'. Used to mean a greater amount or number.
Adjectivesadjective - most
/most/
Irregular superlative of 'many' and 'much'. Used to mean the greatest amount or number.
Adjectivesadjective - more beautiful
/more beautiful/
Comparative form of 'beautiful', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most beautiful
/most beautiful/
Superlative form of 'beautiful', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more important
/more important/
Comparative form of 'important', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most important
/most important/
Superlative form of 'important', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more expensive
/more expensive/
Comparative form of 'expensive', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most expensive
/most expensive/
Superlative form of 'expensive', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more difficult
/more difficult/
Comparative form of 'difficult', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most difficult
/most difficult/
Superlative form of 'difficult', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more interesting
/more interesting/
Comparative form of 'interesting', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most interesting
/most interesting/
Superlative form of 'interesting', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more popular
/more popular/
Comparative form of 'popular', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most popular
/most popular/
Superlative form of 'popular', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more comfortable
/more comfortable/
Comparative form of 'comfortable', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most comfortable
/most comfortable/
Superlative form of 'comfortable', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more dangerous
/more dangerous/
Comparative form of 'dangerous', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most dangerous
/most dangerous/
Superlative form of 'dangerous', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more careful
/more careful/
Comparative form of 'careful', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most careful
/most careful/
Superlative form of 'careful', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more useful
/more useful/
Comparative form of 'useful', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most useful
/most useful/
Superlative form of 'useful', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more famous
/more famous/
Comparative form of 'famous', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most famous
/most famous/
Superlative form of 'famous', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more modern
/more modern/
Comparative form of 'modern', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most modern
/most modern/
Superlative form of 'modern', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more intelligent
/more intelligent/
Comparative form of 'intelligent', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most intelligent
/most intelligent/
Superlative form of 'intelligent', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more polite
/more polite/
Comparative form of 'polite', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most polite
/most polite/
Superlative form of 'polite', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more honest
/more honest/
Comparative form of 'honest', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most honest
/most honest/
Superlative form of 'honest', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more generous
/more generous/
Comparative form of 'generous', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most generous
/most generous/
Superlative form of 'generous', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more delicious
/more delicious/
Comparative form of 'delicious', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most delicious
/most delicious/
Superlative form of 'delicious', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more powerful
/more powerful/
Comparative form of 'powerful', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most powerful
/most powerful/
Superlative form of 'powerful', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more peaceful
/more peaceful/
Comparative form of 'peaceful', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most peaceful
/most peaceful/
Superlative form of 'peaceful', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more helpful
/more helpful/
Comparative form of 'helpful', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most helpful
/most helpful/
Superlative form of 'helpful', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more boring
/more boring/
Comparative form of 'boring', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most boring
/most boring/
Superlative form of 'boring', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more tired
/more tired/
Comparative form of 'tired', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most tired
/most tired/
Superlative form of 'tired', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more nervous
/more nervous/
Comparative form of 'nervous', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most nervous
/most nervous/
Superlative form of 'nervous', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more serious
/more serious/
Comparative form of 'serious', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most serious
/most serious/
Superlative form of 'serious', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - more common
/more common/
Comparative form of 'common', made with 'more' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - most common
/most common/
Superlative form of 'common', made with 'most' because the adjective has several syllables.
Adjectivesadjective - quickly
/quickly/
Quickly means doing something at a fast speed or in a short time.
Adjectivesadverb - slowly
/slowly/
Slowly means doing something at a low speed or taking a long time.
Adjectivesadverb - carefully
/carefully/
Carefully means doing something with great attention to avoid mistakes or damage.
Adjectivesadverb - easily
/easily/
Easily means doing something without trouble or effort.
Adjectivesadverb - suddenly
/suddenly/
Suddenly means that something happens quickly and without warning.
Adjectivesadverb - finally
/finally/
Finally means that something happens after a long wait or as the last point.
Adjectivesadverb - really
/really/
Really means truly or to a great degree. It adds emphasis to what you say.
Adjectivesadverb - actually
/actually/
Actually means in fact or in reality, often to correct or clarify something.
Adjectivesadverb - usually
/usually/
Usually means that something happens most of the time or as a habit.
Adjectivesadverb - probably
/probably/
Probably means that something is likely to be true or to happen.
Adjectivesadverb - completely
/completely/
Completely means in every way or to the fullest degree.
Adjectivesadverb - simply
/simply/
Simply means in a plain, easy way, or just only.
Adjectivesadverb - clearly
/clearly/
Clearly means in a way that is easy to see, hear, or understand.
Adjectivesadverb - hardly
/hardly/
Hardly means almost not or only just. It shows a very small amount.
Adjectivesadverb - nearly
/nearly/
Nearly means almost but not completely or not quite.
Adjectivesadverb - mostly
/mostly/
Mostly means in most cases or for the largest part.
Adjectivesadverb - recently
/recently/
Recently means not long ago or in the near past.
Numbers & Timeadverb - currently
/currently/
Currently means at this moment or during the present period.
Numbers & Timeadverb - eventually
/eventually/
Eventually means at last, after a long time or many steps.
Numbers & Timeadverb - immediately
/immediately/
Immediately means without any delay or straight away.
Numbers & Timeadverb - gently
/gently/
Gently means in a soft, careful, and kind manner.
Adjectivesadverb - loudly
/loudly/
Loudly means in a way that makes a lot of noise or sound.
Adjectivesadverb - quietly
/quietly/
Quietly means in a way that makes little or no sound.
Adjectivesadverb - badly
/badly/
Badly means in a poor or unpleasant way, or it can mean very much.
Adjectivesadverb - happily
/happily/
Happily means in a way that shows joy or pleasure.
Adjectivesadverb - sadly
/sadly/
Sadly means in a way that shows sorrow, or it can mean unfortunately.
Adjectivesadverb - angrily
/angrily/
Angrily means in a way that shows anger.
Adjectivesadverb - beautifully
/beautifully/
Beautifully means in a way that is lovely or very well done.
Adjectivesadverb - always
/always/
Always means at all times or every single time.
Adjectivesadverb - never
/never/
Never means at no time or not ever.
Adjectivesadverb - often
/often/
Often means many times or on many occasions.
Adjectivesadverb - sometimes
/sometimes/
Sometimes means on some occasions but not always.
Adjectivesadverb - rarely
/rarely/
Rarely means not very often or only a few times.
Adjectivesadverb - here
/here/
Here means in, at, or to this place.
Adjectivesadverb - there
/there/
There means in, at, or to that place, away from the speaker.
Adjectivesadverb - everywhere
/everywhere/
Everywhere means in or to every place.
Adjectivesadverb - nowhere
/nowhere/
Nowhere means in, at, or to no place.
Adjectivesadverb - somewhere
/somewhere/
Somewhere means in, at, or to a place that is not named or known.
Adjectivesadverb - now
/now/
Now means at the present time or this very moment.
Numbers & Timeadverb - then
/then/
Then means at that time in the past or future, or next in order.
Numbers & Timeadverb - soon
/soon/
Soon means in a short time from now or shortly.
Numbers & Timeadverb - already
/already/
Already means before now or sooner than expected.
Numbers & Timeadverb - yet
/yet/
Yet means up to the present time. It is often used in questions and negatives.
Numbers & Timeadverb - still
/still/
Still means that something continues to happen or be true up to now.
Numbers & Timeadverb - again
/again/
Again means once more or another time.
Numbers & Timeadverb - too
/too/
Too means also, or more than is wanted or needed.
Adjectivesadverb - very
/very/
Very means to a great degree or extremely.
Adjectivesadverb - quite
/quite/
Quite means to a fair degree, or in some uses, completely.
Adjectivesadverb - almost
/almost/
Almost means very nearly but not completely.
Adjectivesadverb - enough
/enough/
Enough means to the amount or degree that is needed.
Adjectivesadverb - together
/together/
Together means with one another or in a group.
Adjectivesadverb - alone
/alone/
Alone means without other people or with nobody else.
Adjectivesadverb - away
/away/
Away means to or at a place far from here, or in another direction.
Adjectivesadverb - back
/back/
Back means returning to an earlier place, position, or condition.
Adjectivesadverb - forward
/forward/
Forward means in the direction that is in front of you.
Adjectivesadverb - outside
/outside/
Outside means not inside a building or in the open air.
Adjectivesadverb - inside
/inside/
Inside means within a building or object, or indoors.
Adjectivesadverb - upstairs
/upstairs/
Upstairs means on or to a higher floor of a building.
Adjectivesadverb - downstairs
/downstairs/
Downstairs means on or to a lower floor of a building.
Adjectivesadverb - abroad
/abroad/
Abroad means in or to a country that is not your own.
Adjectivesadverb - safely
/safely/
Safely means in a way that is free from danger or harm.
Adjectivesadverb - politely
/politely/
Politely means in a kind and respectful way.
Adjectivesadverb - correctly
/correctly/
Correctly means without any mistakes or in the right way.
Adjectivesadverb - perfectly
/perfectly/
Perfectly means in a way that has no faults, or completely.
Adjectivesadverb - nervously
/nervously/
Nervously means in a way that shows worry or fear.
Adjectivesadverb - bravely
/bravely/
Bravely means in a way that shows courage and no fear.
Adjectivesadverb - honestly
/honestly/
Honestly means in a way that is truthful and sincere.
Adjectivesadverb - luckily
/luckily/
Luckily means in a fortunate way or by good fortune.
Adjectivesadverb - fortunately
/fortunately/
Fortunately means it is lucky or good that something happened.
Adjectivesadverb - unfortunately
/unfortunately/
Unfortunately means it is unlucky or sad that something happened.
Adjectivesadverb - especially
/especially/
Especially means more than in other cases or above all.
Adjectivesadverb - mainly
/mainly/
Mainly means for the most part or chiefly.
Adjectivesadverb - generally
/generally/
Generally means in most cases or as a rule.
Adjectivesadverb - normally
/normally/
Normally means in the usual way or most of the time.
Adjectivesadverb - truly
/truly/
Truly means in a true and sincere way, or really.
Adjectivesadverb - highly
/highly/
Highly means very much or to a great degree.
Adjectivesadverb - slightly
/slightly/
Slightly means to a small degree or just a little.
Adjectivesadverb - directly
/directly/
Directly means in a straight way, or without anything in between.
Adjectivesadverb - firstly
/firstly/
Firstly means in the first place or as the first thing.
Numbers & Timeadverb - lately
/lately/
Lately means in the recent past or not long ago.
Numbers & Timeadverb - early
/early/
Early means before the expected or usual time.
Numbers & Timeadverb - late
/late/
Late means after the expected or usual time.
Numbers & Timeadverb - ago
/ago/
Ago means a certain amount of time before now.
Numbers & Timeadverb - once
/once/
Once means one single time, or in the past at some point.
Numbers & Timeadverb - twice
/twice/
Twice means two times.
Numbers & Timeadverb - up
/up/
Up means toward a higher place or position.
Adjectivesadverb - down
/down/
Down means toward a lower place or position.
Adjectivesadverb - around
/around/
Around means on all sides or in the area near a place.
Adjectivesadverb - ahead
/ahead/
Ahead means in front of you or in the future.
Adjectivesadverb - nearby
/nearby/
Nearby means a short distance away or close to here.
Adjectivesadverb - far
/far/
Far means at or to a great distance away.
Adjectivesadverb - anywhere
/anywhere/
Anywhere means in, at, or to any place at all.
Adjectivesadverb - indoors
/indoors/
Indoors means inside a building, not in the open air.
Adjectivesadverb - outdoors
/outdoors/
Outdoors means outside, in the open air.
Adjectivesadverb - forever
/forever/
Forever means for all future time, without ending.
Numbers & Timeadverb - tonight
/tonight/
Tonight means on the night of today.
Numbers & Timeadverb - daily
/daily/
Daily means happening once each day or every day.
Numbers & Timeadverb - weekly
/weekly/
Weekly means happening once each week or every week.
Numbers & Timeadverb - yearly
/yearly/
Yearly means happening once each year or every year.
Numbers & Timeadverb - hourly
/hourly/
Hourly means happening once each hour or every hour.
Numbers & Timeadverb - monthly
/monthly/
Monthly means happening once each month or every month.
Numbers & Timeadverb - calmly
/calmly/
Calmly means in a quiet, relaxed way without worry.
Adjectivesadverb - warmly
/warmly/
Warmly means in a kind and friendly way, or so as to keep warm.
Adjectivesadverb - proudly
/proudly/
Proudly means in a way that shows pride or satisfaction.
Adjectivesadverb - kindly
/kindly/
Kindly means in a kind and caring way.
Adjectivesadverb - softly
/softly/
Softly means in a quiet, gentle way.
Adjectivesadverb - hard
/hard/
As an adverb, hard means with great effort or force.
Adjectivesadverb - fast
/fast/
As an adverb, fast means quickly or at a high speed.
Adjectivesadverb - well
/well/
As an adverb, well means in a good or satisfactory way.
Adjectivesadverb - loosely
/loosely/
Loosely means in a way that is not tight or not exact.
Adjectivesadverb - tightly
/tightly/
Tightly means in a firm way that is hard to move or undo.
Adjectivesadverb - deeply
/deeply/
Deeply means far down, or very strongly.
Adjectivesadverb - widely
/widely/
Widely means over a large area or among many people.
Adjectivesadverb - closely
/closely/
Closely means very near, or with great care and attention.
Adjectivesadverb - freely
/freely/
Freely means without limits or in an open way.
Adjectivesadverb - equally
/equally/
Equally means in an equal way or to the same degree.
Adjectivesadverb - partly
/partly/
Partly means to some extent but not completely.
Adjectivesadverb - surely
/surely/
Surely means without any doubt, or used to show you expect agreement.
Adjectivesadverb - obviously
/obviously/
Obviously means in a way that is clear and easy to see or understand.
Adjectivesadverb - lastly
/lastly/
Lastly means at the end, as the final point in a list.
Numbers & Timeadverb - secondly
/secondly/
Secondly means in the second place, used to give a second point.
Numbers & Timeadverb - otherwise
/otherwise/
Otherwise means in a different way, or what would happen if something were not done.
Adjectivesadverb - somehow
/somehow/
Somehow means in a way that is not known or explained.
Adjectivesadverb - besides
/besides/
Besides means in addition to what has been said, or anyway.
Adjectivesadverb - backward
/backward/
Backward means in the direction behind you, toward the back.
Adjectivesadverb - apart
/apart/
Apart means separated by a distance or into pieces.
Adjectivesadverb - aside
/aside/
Aside means to or on one side, away from the main place.
Adjectivesadverb - elsewhere
/elsewhere/
Elsewhere means in, at, or to some other place.
Adjectivesadverb - afterward
/afterward/
Afterward means at a later time or after an event.
Numbers & Timeadverb - shut
/shut/
To shut means to move something so that it is closed.
Daily Lifeverb - tie
/tie/
To tie means to fasten something using string, rope, or laces.
Daily Lifeverb - press
/press/
To press means to push firmly on something, often a button.
Daily Lifeverb - bend
/bend/
To bend means to make something curved or to lean your body over.
Daily Lifeverb - squeeze
/squeeze/
To squeeze means to press something firmly from two sides.
Daily Lifeverb - grab
/grab/
To grab means to take hold of something quickly and firmly.
Daily Lifeverb - wipe
/wipe/
To wipe means to clean or dry something by rubbing it with a cloth or hand.
Daily Lifeverb - dirty
/dirty/
Dirty means covered with dirt or not clean.
Daily Lifeadjective - wet
/wet/
Wet means covered or soaked with water or another liquid.
Daily Lifeadjective - dry
/dry/
Dry means having no water or moisture in or on it.
Daily Lifeadjective - sticky
/sticky/
Sticky means covered with something that holds on to whatever it touches.
Daily Lifeadjective - sharp
/sharp/
Sharp means having an edge or point that can cut easily.
Daily Lifeadjective - flat
/flat/
Flat means having a smooth, level surface with no bumps.
Daily Lifeadjective - thirsty
/thirsty/
Thirsty means feeling that you need or want to drink.
Daily Lifeadjective - hungry
/hungry/
Hungry means feeling that you want or need to eat.
Daily Lifeadjective - sleepy
/sleepy/
Sleepy means feeling tired and ready to sleep.
Daily Lifeadjective - awake
/awake/
Awake means not sleeping and able to see and hear.
Daily Lifeadjective - asleep
/asleep/
Asleep means in a state of sleep.
Daily Lifeadjective - ready
/ready/
Ready means prepared and able to do something now.
Daily Lifeadjective - correct
/correct/
Correct means right and free from mistakes.
Daily Lifeadjective - wrong
/wrong/
Wrong means not correct or not the right way.
Daily Lifeadjective - same
/same/
Same means exactly alike or not different.
Daily Lifeadjective - different
/different/
Different means not the same as another thing.
Daily Lifeadjective - comfortable
/comfortable/
Comfortable means making you feel relaxed and at ease, or pleasant to use.
Daily Lifeadjective - useful
/useful/
Useful means helpful for doing or getting something.
Daily Lifeadjective - friendly
/friendly/
Friendly means kind, pleasant, and easy to talk to.
Daily Lifeadjective - toss
/toss/
To toss means to throw something lightly or carelessly.
Daily Lifeverb - pick
/pick/
To pick means to choose something, or to take it up with your fingers.
Daily Lifeverb - shake
/shake/
To shake means to move something quickly up and down or side to side.
Daily Lifeverb - clap
/clap/
To clap means to hit your hands together, often to show you like something.
Daily Lifeverb - point
/point/
To point means to show where something is by holding out your finger toward it.
Daily Lifeverb - nod
/nod/
To nod means to move your head down and up, often to say yes or to greet.
Daily Lifeverb - slip
/slip/
To slip means to slide by accident and lose your balance.
Daily Lifeverb - hang
/hang/
To hang means to fix something at the top so the rest drops down freely.
Daily Lifeverb - hug
/hug/
To hug means to hold someone closely in your arms to show love or care.
Daily Lifeverb - midday
/midday/
Midday is the middle of the day, around twelve o'clock.
Numbers & Timenoun - daytime
/daytime/
Daytime is the part of the day when there is light from the sun.
Numbers & Timenoun - right
/right/
Right is the side of your body that is to the east when you face north.
Daily Lifenoun - top
/top/
The top is the highest part or surface of something.
Daily Lifenoun - bottom
/bottom/
The bottom is the lowest part or surface of something.
Daily Lifenoun - middle
/middle/
The middle is the part that is the same distance from each side or end.
Daily Lifenoun - corner
/corner/
A corner is the place where two sides or streets meet.
Daily Lifenoun - edge
/edge/
An edge is the outer line or border of something, where it ends.
Daily Lifenoun - side
/side/
A side is one of the flat outer surfaces of an object, or a part on the left or right.
Daily Lifenoun - every
/every/
Every means each one of a group, with none left out.
Daily Lifeadjective - each
/each/
Each means every single one of two or more, thought of separately.
Daily Lifeadjective - both
/both/
Both means the two people or things together.
Daily Lifeadjective - few
/few/
Few means a small number of things or people.
Daily Lifeadjective - many
/many/
Many means a large number of things or people.
Daily Lifeadjective - much
/much/
Much means a large amount of something you cannot count.
Daily Lifeadjective - some
/some/
Some means an amount or number that is not exact or named.
Daily Lifeadjective - any
/any/
Any means one, some, or all of a thing, often used in questions and negatives.
Daily Lifeadjective - all
/all/
All means the whole number or amount, with nothing left out.
Daily Lifeadjective - none
/none/
None means not any or not one of a group.
Daily Lifepronoun - nothing
/nothing/
Nothing means not a single thing or no thing at all.
Daily Lifepronoun - something
/something/
Something means a thing that is not known or named.
Daily Lifepronoun - anything
/anything/
Anything means a thing of any kind, often used in questions and negatives.
Daily Lifepronoun - everything
/everything/
Everything means all the things there are.
Daily Lifepronoun - everyone
/everyone/
Everyone means every person or all the people.
Daily Lifepronoun - someone
/someone/
Someone means a person who is not known or named.
Daily Lifepronoun - anyone
/anyone/
Anyone means any person at all, often used in questions and negatives.
Daily Lifepronoun - nobody
/nobody/
Nobody means no person or not anyone.
Daily Lifepronoun - able
/able/
Able means having the power, skill, or chance to do something.
Daily Lifeadjective - sure
/sure/
Sure means certain about something, with no doubt.
Daily Lifeadjective - scared
/scared/
Scared means feeling fear or being afraid of something.
Daily Lifeadjective - glad
/glad/
Glad means happy and pleased about something.
Daily Lifeadjective - funny
/funny/
Funny means amusing and able to make you laugh or smile.
Daily Lifeadjective - nice
/nice/
Nice means pleasant, kind, or enjoyable.
Daily Lifeadjective - shiny
/shiny/
Shiny means having a bright surface that reflects light.
Daily Lifeadjective - colourful
/colourful/
Colourful means having many bright colours.
Daily Lifeadjective - tasty
/tasty/
Tasty means having a pleasant taste; good to eat.
Daily Lifeadjective - crunchy
/crunchy/
Crunchy means firm and hard, making a sharp sound when you bite it.
Daily Lifeadjective - crowded
/crowded/
Crowded means full of many people in a small space.
Daily Lifeadjective - round
/round/
Round means shaped like a circle or a ball.
Daily Lifeadjective - square
/square/
Square means having the shape of a square, with four equal straight sides.
Daily Lifeadjective - loose
/loose/
Loose means not tight, not fixed firmly, or able to move freely.
Daily Lifeadjective - lesson
/lesson/
A lesson is a fixed period of time in which a teacher instructs students on a particular subject. It can also mean something learned from experience.
Culture & Societynoun - lecture
/lecture/
A lecture is a formal talk given to a class or audience to teach them about a subject. It is common at universities and colleges.
Culture & Societynoun - assignment
/assignment/
An assignment is a piece of work that a teacher gives students to complete, usually at home or over a set period. It is used to practise and assess learning.
Culture & Societynoun - syllabus
/syllabus/
A syllabus is a document that lists the topics, materials, and requirements of a course. Students use it to know what they will study.
Culture & Societynoun - semester
/semester/
A semester is one of two periods into which a school or university year is divided. Each semester usually lasts a few months.
Culture & Societynoun - revision
/revision/
Revision is the act of studying work again to prepare for a test or exam. It also means the process of changing and improving written work.
Culture & Societynoun - exam
/exam/
An exam is a formal test of knowledge or ability, usually taken at the end of a course. Results often decide a student's grade.
Culture & Societynoun - quiz
/quiz/
A quiz is a short, informal test with a small number of questions. Teachers use quizzes to check understanding quickly.
Culture & Societynoun - grade
/grade/
A grade is a mark or score that shows the quality of a student's work or performance. It can be a letter or a number.
Culture & Societynoun - marks
/marks/
Marks are the points awarded for answers in a test or exam. The total marks decide a student's result.
Culture & Societynoun - score
/score/
A score is the number of points a person earns in a test, game, or competition. A higher score usually means a better result.
Culture & Societynoun - result
/result/
A result is the outcome shown after an exam, test, or experiment. Students wait for their results to learn how they performed.
Culture & Societynoun - certificate
/certificate/
A certificate is an official paper that proves a person has completed a course or passed an exam. It is often used to show qualifications.
Culture & Societynoun - diploma
/diploma/
A diploma is a document awarded by a school or college to show a person has completed a course of study. It often counts as a formal qualification.
Culture & Societynoun - scholarship
/scholarship/
A scholarship is money given to a student to help pay for their education, usually because of good grades or talent. It rewards and supports learning.
Culture & Societynoun - tuition
/tuition/
Tuition means teaching given to students, often in small groups or privately. It can also mean the money paid for education.
Culture & Societynoun - summarize
/summarize/
To summarize is to state the main points of something in a short and clear way. Students summarize texts to show understanding.
Culture & Societyverb - define
/define/
To define is to explain the exact meaning of a word or idea. Exam questions often ask students to define key terms.
Culture & Societyverb - correlate
/correlate/
To correlate is to show that two things are connected so that they change together. Scientists test whether two factors correlate.
Science & Technologyverb - contrast
/contrast/
To contrast is to show how two or more things are different from each other. It is often paired with 'compare' in exam questions.
Culture & Societyverb - conclude
/conclude/
To conclude is to decide something after thinking about the facts, or to bring a piece of work to an end. It is the final step in an argument.
Culture & Societyverb - interpret
/interpret/
To interpret is to explain or decide what something means. Students interpret data, texts, and results.
Culture & Societyverb - calculate
/calculate/
To calculate is to find an answer by using numbers and mathematics. It is a basic skill in maths and science.
Science & Technologyverb - calculation
/calculation/
A calculation is the process or result of working something out with numbers. Showing your calculations earns marks in maths exams.
Science & Technologynoun - concept
/concept/
A concept is a general idea or principle about something. Students must understand key concepts to do well in a subject.
Science & Technologynoun - method
/method/
A method is an organised way of doing or studying something. In science, the method describes the steps of an experiment.
Science & Technologynoun - process
/process/
A process is a set of steps or actions taken to reach a result. Students often describe natural or scientific processes.
Science & Technologynoun - structure
/structure/
A structure is the way the parts of something are put together or organised. Students study the structure of cells, texts, and arguments.
Science & Technologynoun - function
/function/
A function is the special purpose or job that something does. In biology, each organ has a function.
Science & Technologynoun - factor
/factor/
A factor is one of the things that influence or cause a result. Identifying factors is important in science and social studies.
Science & Technologynoun - principle
/principle/
A principle is a basic rule, law, or truth that explains how something works. Scientific principles guide experiments and reasoning.
Science & Technologynoun - source
/source/
A source is a person, book, or place that provides information. Students must use reliable sources in their research.
Culture & Societynoun - citation
/citation/
A citation is a note that shows where information or a quotation came from. Citations help readers find the original source.
Culture & Societynoun - paragraph
/paragraph/
A paragraph is a group of sentences about one main idea. Good essays are organised into clear paragraphs.
Culture & Societynoun - argument
/argument/
An argument is a set of reasons given to support an idea or opinion. A strong essay presents a clear argument.
Culture & Societynoun - draft
/draft/
A draft is an early version of a piece of writing that can still be changed. Students write a draft before the final copy.
Culture & Societynoun - outline
/outline/
An outline is a short plan that lists the main points of a piece of work. As a verb, to outline means to give the main points without details.
Culture & Societynoun - justify
/justify/
To justify is to give reasons that show why something is right or true. Exam questions ask students to justify their answers.
Culture & Societyverb - discuss
/discuss/
To discuss is to write or talk about something in detail, considering different points of view. It is a common exam instruction.
Culture & Societyverb - examine
/examine/
To examine is to look at or study something carefully in order to learn about it. In exams, it means to investigate a topic in detail.
Culture & Societyverb - classify
/classify/
To classify is to arrange things into groups based on shared features. Scientists classify animals and plants.
Science & Technologyverb - observe
/observe/
To observe is to watch something carefully in order to notice details or gather information. Observation is a key part of science.
Science & Technologyverb - observation
/observation/
An observation is a fact or detail that someone notices by watching carefully. Scientists record their observations during experiments.
Science & Technologynoun - specify
/specify/
To specify is to state something exactly and in detail. Exam questions may ask students to specify the conditions of an experiment.
Culture & Societyverb - analyzed
/analyzed/
Analyzed is the past tense of 'analyze', meaning examined something closely to understand its parts. It is used in reports of completed study.
Science & Technologyverb - analyzing
/analyzing/
Analyzing is the present participle of 'analyze', meaning the act of examining something closely. It describes the ongoing process of breaking down information.
Science & Technologyverb - described
/described/
Described is the past tense of 'describe', meaning gave a clear account of what something is like. It is used when reporting completed descriptions.
Culture & Societyverb - summary
/summary/
A summary is a short statement that gives only the main points of something longer. Students write summaries to show they understand a text.
Culture & Societynoun - thesis
/thesis/
A thesis is the central idea that a piece of writing tries to prove. It can also mean a long research paper written for a degree.
Culture & Societynoun - variable
/variable/
A variable is something in an experiment that can change or be changed. Scientists control variables to get fair results.
Science & Technologynoun - dataset
/dataset/
A dataset is a collection of related facts and figures gathered together for study. Students analyse a dataset to find patterns.
Science & Technologynoun - diagram
/diagram/
A diagram is a simple drawing that explains how something works or what its parts are. Students draw and label diagrams in science.
Science & Technologynoun - formula
/formula/
A formula is a rule or fact written using letters, numbers, or symbols. Students use formulas in maths, chemistry, and physics.
Science & Technologynoun - equation
/equation/
An equation is a maths statement showing that two amounts are equal, using an equals sign. Students solve equations to find unknown values.
Science & Technologynoun - graph
/graph/
A graph is a diagram that shows the relationship between numbers or amounts using lines, bars, or points. Graphs help students see patterns in data.
Science & Technologynoun - notes
/notes/
Notes are short pieces of writing made to help remember important points. Students take notes during lessons and lectures.
Culture & Societynoun - textbook
/textbook/
A textbook is a book that teaches a subject and is used by students in school. It contains explanations, examples, and exercises.
Culture & Societynoun - chapter
/chapter/
A chapter is one of the main parts into which a book is divided. Students often study one chapter at a time.
Culture & Societynoun - topic
/topic/
A topic is a particular subject that is studied, written about, or discussed. Each lesson usually covers one topic.
Culture & Societynoun - subject
/subject/
A subject is an area of knowledge studied in school, such as maths or history. Each subject has its own lessons and teachers.
Culture & Societynoun - vocabulary
/vocabulary/
Vocabulary is the set of words a person knows or that belongs to a language. Building vocabulary helps students read and write better.
Culture & Societynoun - grammar
/grammar/
Grammar is the set of rules that explains how words are used to form sentences. Good grammar makes writing clear and correct.
Culture & Societynoun - spelling
/spelling/
Spelling is the way letters are put together to form words correctly. Students practise spelling to improve their writing.
Culture & Societynoun - pronunciation
/pronunciation/
Pronunciation is the way in which a word is spoken. Good pronunciation helps people understand a speaker clearly.
Culture & Societynoun - comprehension
/comprehension/
Comprehension is the ability to understand what you read or hear. Comprehension exercises test how well students grasp a text.
Culture & Societynoun - dictation
/dictation/
Dictation is an exercise where a teacher reads aloud and students write down exactly what they hear. It tests spelling and listening.
Culture & Societynoun - register
/register/
A register is an official list used to record who is present in a class. Teachers call the register at the start of the day.
Culture & Societynoun - attendance
/attendance/
Attendance is the act of being present at school or a class. Good attendance helps students keep up with their work.
Culture & Societynoun - timetable
/timetable/
A timetable is a chart that shows when each lesson or activity happens. Students follow their timetable each day.
Culture & Societynoun - classroom
/classroom/
A classroom is a room in a school where lessons are taught. It usually has desks, a board, and seating for students.
Culture & Societynoun - classmate
/classmate/
A classmate is a person who is in the same class as you at school. Classmates often study and work together.
Culture & Societynoun - principal
/principal/
A principal is the person in charge of a school. The principal manages teachers, students, and school rules.
Culture & Societynoun - assembly
/assembly/
An assembly is a meeting of the whole school, usually at the start of the day. Announcements and talks are given at assembly.
Culture & Societynoun - term
/term/
A term is one of the periods into which a school year is divided. Many schools have three terms in a year.
Culture & Societynoun - enrol
/enrol/
To enrol is to officially join a school, course, or class. Students must enrol before they can start studying.
Culture & Societyverb - admission
/admission/
Admission is the process of being accepted into a school, college, or course. Many institutions have admission tests.
Culture & Societynoun - qualification
/qualification/
A qualification is an official record, such as a degree or certificate, that shows a person has the skills or knowledge needed. Employers ask for qualifications.
Work & Businessnoun - degree
/degree/
A degree is a qualification given by a university after a student completes a course of study. A bachelor's degree usually takes three or four years.
Culture & Societynoun - graduate
/graduate/
To graduate is to successfully finish a course of study and receive a qualification. As a noun, a graduate is a person who has done so.
Culture & Societyverb - undergraduate
/undergraduate/
An undergraduate is a university student who is studying for their first degree. They have not yet graduated.
Culture & Societynoun - campus
/campus/
A campus is the land and buildings of a university or college. It usually includes classrooms, libraries, and student housing.
Culture & Societynoun - faculty
/faculty/
A faculty is a group of related departments in a university, or the teaching staff as a whole. It can also mean a natural mental ability.
Culture & Societynoun - tutorial
/tutorial/
A tutorial is a small class or session where a tutor helps students with a subject. Tutorials allow more discussion than large lectures.
Culture & Societynoun - workbook
/workbook/
A workbook is a book with spaces for students to write answers and do exercises. It is used for practice alongside a textbook.
Culture & Societynoun - annotate
/annotate/
To annotate is to add short notes or comments to a text to explain or highlight it. Students annotate poems and passages when they study.
Culture & Societyverb - worksheet
/worksheet/
A worksheet is a piece of paper with questions or tasks for students to complete. Teachers hand out worksheets in class.
Culture & Societynoun - dissertation
/dissertation/
A dissertation is a long piece of writing on a subject, usually written as part of a university degree. It is based on the student's own research.
Culture & Societynoun - debate
/debate/
A debate is a formal discussion in which people give opposing views on a topic. Schools hold debates to develop speaking and reasoning skills.
Culture & Societynoun - annotation
/annotation/
An annotation is a short note added to a text to explain or comment on it. Students make annotations in the margins while reading.
Culture & Societynoun - mark
/mark/
To mark is to check student work and give it a score or correction. Teachers mark homework and exams.
Culture & Societyverb - resit
/resit/
To resit is to take an exam again after failing or to improve a grade. Students may resit a paper the following year.
Culture & Societyverb - paraphrase
/paraphrase/
To paraphrase is to express the meaning of a text using your own words. Students paraphrase to show they understand a passage.
Culture & Societyverb - distinction
/distinction/
A distinction is a very high grade given for excellent work. It shows that a student has performed far above the pass level.
Culture & Societynoun - merit
/merit/
A merit is a grade or reward given for work of good quality. It is usually below a distinction but above a pass.
Culture & Societynoun - plagiarism
/plagiarism/
Plagiarism is the act of using someone else's words or ideas as your own without giving credit. It is a serious offence in academic work.
Culture & Societynoun - bibliography
/bibliography/
A bibliography is a list of the books and sources used in a piece of research. It appears at the end of an essay or report.
Culture & Societynoun - synopsis
/synopsis/
A synopsis is a short outline that gives the main points of a longer piece of writing. A book report often begins with a synopsis of the story.
Culture & Societynoun - footnote
/footnote/
A footnote is a note printed at the bottom of a page that gives extra information or a source. Footnotes keep the main text clear.
Culture & Societynoun - appendix
/appendix/
An appendix is a section at the end of a report or book that contains extra information. It holds tables and data that support the main text.
Culture & Societynoun - glossary
/glossary/
A glossary is a list of special words with their meanings, usually at the end of a book. It helps readers understand difficult terms.
Culture & Societynoun - summarized
/summarized/
Summarized is the past tense of 'summarize', meaning gave the main points of something in a short form. It describes completed summarising.
Culture & Societyverb - evaluated
/evaluated/
Evaluated is the past tense of 'evaluate', meaning judged how good or useful something is. It describes a completed judgement.
Science & Technologyverb - investigate
/investigate/
To investigate is to study something carefully to find out the truth or facts about it. Scientists investigate problems through experiments.
Science & Technologyverb - investigation
/investigation/
An investigation is a careful study carried out to discover facts about something. Science lessons often include practical investigations.
Science & Technologynoun - concluding
/concluding/
Concluding describes the final part of a piece of work, such as the last paragraph of an essay. The concluding section sums up the main ideas.
Culture & Societyadjective - introduction
/introduction/
An introduction is the first part of an essay or report that tells the reader what it is about. It sets out the main idea or question.
Culture & Societynoun - deduce
/deduce/
To deduce is to reach an answer by reasoning from facts you already know. Students deduce results from given information.
Science & Technologyverb - infer
/infer/
To infer is to work out something from clues rather than from a direct statement. Readers infer meaning that is not stated openly.
Culture & Societyverb - hypothesize
/hypothesize/
To hypothesize is to suggest a possible explanation that can be tested. Scientists hypothesize before running an experiment.
Science & Technologyverb - survey
/survey/
A survey is a set of questions used to collect information from many people. Students use surveys to gather data for projects.
Science & Technologynoun - questionnaire
/questionnaire/
A questionnaire is a printed list of questions given to people to collect information. It is a common tool in surveys and research.
Science & Technologynoun - sample
/sample/
A sample is a small part of a larger group that is studied to learn about the whole. Researchers choose a sample to make their study manageable.
Science & Technologynoun - average
/average/
An average is a single number found by adding values and dividing by how many there are. It shows a typical value in a set of data.
Science & Technologynoun - percentage
/percentage/
A percentage is a number that shows how much of a whole something is, out of one hundred. Test scores are often given as a percentage.
Science & Technologynoun - estimate
/estimate/
To estimate is to make a careful guess about a number or amount. Students estimate answers to check if their calculations are sensible.
Science & Technologyverb - compute
/compute/
To compute is to find an answer by doing calculations. Students compute totals and averages in maths.
Science & Technologyverb - proof
/proof/
Proof is evidence or reasoning that shows something is definitely true. In maths, a proof is a logical argument for a result.
Science & Technologynoun - label
/label/
To label is to write the names of the parts on a diagram or picture. Students label diagrams to show what each part is.
Science & Technologyverb - definition
/definition/
A definition is a statement that explains the exact meaning of a word or idea. Dictionaries are full of definitions.
Culture & Societynoun - revise
/revise/
To revise is to study work again before an exam, or to change and improve a piece of writing. Students revise their notes and their essays.
Culture & Societyverb - memorize
/memorize/
To memorize is to learn something so well that you can remember it exactly. Students memorize facts, formulas, and vocabulary.
Culture & Societyverb - recite
/recite/
To recite is to say something aloud from memory, often in front of others. Students recite poems and tables in class.
Culture & Societyverb - summarise
/summarise/
To summarise is to give the main points of something in a short form. It is the British spelling of 'summarize'.
Culture & Societyverb - comprehend
/comprehend/
To comprehend is to understand something completely. Students must comprehend a text before they can answer questions on it.
Culture & Societyverb - recall
/recall/
To recall is to bring something back to mind that you have learned. Exams test how well students can recall facts.
Culture & Societyverb - tabulate
/tabulate/
To tabulate is to arrange information into a table of rows and columns. Students tabulate their results to make them clear.
Science & Technologyverb - interpretation-academic
/interpretation-academic/
An interpretation is an explanation of what something means. Two students may give different interpretations of the same poem.
Culture & Societynoun - distinguish
/distinguish/
To distinguish is to recognise the difference between two or more things. Exam questions may ask students to distinguish between similar ideas.
Science & Technologyverb - denote
/denote/
To denote is to be a sign or symbol for something, or to mean it directly. In maths, a letter can denote an unknown value.
Science & Technologyverb - explore
/explore/
To explore is to study a subject or idea in order to learn more about it. Essays often ask students to explore a theme.
Culture & Societyverb - emphasise
/emphasise/
To emphasise is to give special importance to a point so that it stands out. It is the British spelling of 'emphasize'.
Culture & Societyverb - relevant
/relevant/
Relevant means closely connected to the subject being discussed. Students should include only relevant information in their answers.
Culture & Societyadjective - accurate
/accurate/
Accurate means correct and free from mistakes. Scientists need accurate measurements to get good results.
Science & Technologyadjective - precise
/precise/
Precise means exact, clear, and without vagueness. A precise answer gives the right level of detail.
Science & Technologyadjective - learning objective
/learning objective/
A learning objective is a clear statement of what students should know or be able to do by the end of a lesson. Teachers share learning objectives at the start.
Culture & Societynoun - aim
/aim/
An aim is what a person or piece of work is trying to achieve. Science reports begin with the aim of the experiment.
Science & Technologynoun - outcome
/outcome/
An outcome is the result or effect of an action or process. Learning outcomes describe what students should be able to do.
Culture & Societynoun - criteria
/criteria/
Criteria are the standards used to judge or assess something. Marking criteria tell students how their work will be graded.
Culture & Societynoun - rubric
/rubric/
A rubric is a chart or set of instructions that explains how work will be marked. It can also mean the instructions at the top of an exam paper.
Culture & Societynoun - invigilator
/invigilator/
An invigilator is a person who watches over students during an exam to make sure rules are followed. They hand out and collect papers.
Culture & Societynoun - transcript
/transcript/
A transcript is an official document that lists a student's courses and grades. Universities ask for transcripts when students apply.
Culture & Societynoun - coursework
/coursework/
Coursework is the written work and projects students do during a course, which counts towards their final grade. It is separate from exams.
Culture & Societynoun - module
/module/
A module is a separate part or unit of a larger course. Students complete several modules to finish a programme.
Culture & Societynoun - submission
/submission/
A submission is the act of handing in work to be marked, or the work itself. Late submissions may lose marks.
Culture & Societynoun - underline
/underline/
To underline is to draw a line under a word to mark it as important. It can also mean to emphasise an idea.
Culture & Societyverb - drafting
/drafting/
Drafting is the process of writing a first or early version of a text. It is a stage in the writing process before editing.
Culture & Societynoun - edit
/edit/
To edit is to check a piece of writing and make changes to improve it. Students edit their drafts before handing them in.
Culture & Societyverb - proofread
/proofread/
To proofread is to read a text carefully to find and correct mistakes in spelling, grammar, and punctuation. It is the last step before submitting.
Culture & Societyverb - quotation
/quotation/
A quotation is a group of words taken exactly from a book or speech and used in your own work. Quotations support an argument with evidence.
Culture & Societynoun - context
/context/
Context is the situation or background that helps explain the meaning of something. Understanding context helps students interpret texts.
Culture & Societynoun - background
/background/
Background is the information that explains the situation behind a topic. Reports include background to help readers understand the study.
Culture & Societynoun - justification
/justification/
A justification is a set of good reasons that explain why something is correct or sensible. Answers that include justification earn more marks.
Culture & Societynoun - assess
/assess/
To assess is to judge the quality, value, or importance of something. Exam questions ask students to assess ideas and evidence.
Culture & Societyverb - assessment
/assessment/
An assessment is a test or task used to judge how much a student has learned. Schools use both written and practical assessments.
Culture & Societynoun - flashcard
/flashcard/
A flashcard is a small card with a word or question on one side and the answer on the other. Students use flashcards to memorise facts.
Culture & Societynoun - mind map
/mind map/
A mind map is a diagram that shows ideas linked around a central topic. Students use mind maps to plan essays and revise.
Culture & Societynoun - keyword
/keyword/
A keyword is an important word that helps you understand or search for a topic. Students underline keywords in exam questions.
Culture & Societynoun - recap
/recap/
To recap is to repeat the main points of something briefly. Teachers recap the previous lesson before starting a new one.
Culture & Societyverb - clarify-task
/clarify-task/
To clarify is to make something easier to understand by explaining it more clearly. Students ask teachers to clarify difficult instructions.
Culture & Societyverb - elaborate-on
/elaborate-on/
To elaborate is to give more detail or develop an idea further. Teachers ask students to elaborate on short answers.
Culture & Societyverb - sketch
/sketch/
To sketch is to draw something quickly without much detail. In exams, 'sketch a graph' means draw its general shape.
Science & Technologyverb - derive
/derive/
To derive is to get or work something out from a source or a formula. In maths, students derive results from given rules.
Science & Technologyverb - verify
/verify/
To verify is to check that something is true or correct. Students verify their answers by testing them.
Science & Technologyverb - approximate
/approximate/
Approximate means close to a true value but not exact. Students give an approximate answer when an exact one is not needed.
Science & Technologyadjective - control-variable
/control-variable/
A control variable is a factor that is kept the same during an experiment so it does not affect the results. Controlling variables makes a test fair.
Science & Technologynoun - apparatus
/apparatus/
Apparatus is the set of tools and equipment used to do a scientific experiment. Students list the apparatus in their lab reports.
Science & Technologynoun - lab
/lab/
A lab is a short word for laboratory, a room with equipment for doing scientific experiments. Students do practical work in the lab.
Science & Technologynoun - theorem
/theorem/
A theorem is a statement in maths that has been proved to be true. Students use theorems to solve problems.
Science & Technologynoun - unit
/unit/
A unit is a standard amount used to measure something, such as a metre or a gram. It can also mean a part of a course.
Science & Technologynoun - quantity
/quantity/
A quantity is an amount or number of something. In science, quantities such as mass and length are measured.
Science & Technologynoun - caption
/caption/
A caption is a short piece of text under a picture or diagram that explains what it shows. Captions help readers understand figures.
Culture & Societynoun - figure
/figure/
A figure is a diagram, chart, or picture in a report, or a written number. Figures are numbered so readers can find them.
Science & Technologynoun - trend-data
/trend-data/
A trend is the general direction in which data changes over time. Students describe trends shown on graphs.
Science & Technologynoun - pattern
/pattern/
A pattern is a way in which something happens or is arranged that repeats in a regular way. Students look for patterns in data and numbers.
Science & Technologynoun - sequence
/sequence/
A sequence is a set of things that follow one another in a particular order. In maths, a number sequence follows a rule.
Science & Technologynoun - category
/category/
A category is a group of things that share the same features. When students classify, they sort items into categories.
Science & Technologynoun - comparison
/comparison/
A comparison is the act of looking at how things are alike or different. A good comparison helps explain new ideas.
Culture & Societynoun - reasoning
/reasoning/
Reasoning is the process of thinking carefully to reach a conclusion. Exams reward clear reasoning, not just the right answer.
Science & Technologynoun - logic
/logic/
Logic is the study of correct and ordered thinking. A logical argument moves clearly from one point to the next.
Science & Technologynoun - assumption
/assumption/
An assumption is something that you accept as true without proof. Students must state any assumptions they make in a calculation.
Science & Technologynoun - limitation
/limitation/
A limitation is a weakness or restriction that affects how good a study or method is. Good reports describe their own limitations.
Science & Technologynoun - reliability
/reliability/
Reliability is how far results can be trusted to be the same if a test is repeated. Reliable methods give consistent results.
Science & Technologynoun - valid
/valid/
Valid means based on good reasoning or true facts, so it can be accepted. A valid argument follows logically from its evidence.
Science & Technologyadjective - stress-academic
/stress-academic/
To stress is to give special importance to a point so that others notice it. Writers stress their main idea by repeating it.
Culture & Societyverb - refer
/refer/
To refer is to mention something or to direct attention to a source. Students refer to the text when answering questions.
Culture & Societyverb - note-down
/note-down/
To note is to write something down so you remember it. Students note key facts during lessons.
Culture & Societyverb - describing
/describing/
Describing is the present participle of 'describe', meaning giving an account of what something is like. It is a key writing skill.
Culture & Societyverb - explaining
/explaining/
Explaining is the present participle of 'explain', meaning making something clear by giving reasons or details. It shows understanding.
Culture & Societyverb - critique
/critique/
A critique is a careful written judgement that points out the strengths and weaknesses of a work. Students write critiques in higher study.
Culture & Societynoun - key-point
/key-point/
A key point is one of the most important ideas in a topic or text. Students list key points when they revise.
Culture & Societynoun - recommend
/recommend/
To recommend is to say that something is good and should be chosen or done. Reports often recommend what to do next.
Work & Businessverb - theme-essay
/theme-essay/
A theme is a central idea or message that runs through a story or essay. Students explore themes when they study literature.
Culture & Societynoun - context-clue
/context-clue/
A context clue is a hint in the surrounding text that helps you guess the meaning of an unknown word. Good readers use context clues.
Culture & Societynoun - main-idea
/main-idea/
The main idea is the most important point that a paragraph or text is about. Finding the main idea helps with comprehension.
Culture & Societynoun - topic-sentence
/topic-sentence/
A topic sentence is the sentence that states the main idea of a paragraph. It usually comes at the start.
Culture & Societynoun - closing-paragraph
/closing-paragraph/
A closing paragraph is the last paragraph of an essay that sums up the main points. It leaves the reader with the key message.
Culture & Societynoun - counterargument
/counterargument/
A counterargument is a point made against an idea or opinion. Strong essays consider counterarguments before answering them.
Culture & Societynoun - first-person
/first-person/
First person is a way of writing that uses 'I' or 'we' to show the writer's own view. Personal essays are often written in the first person.
Culture & Societynoun - third-person
/third-person/
Third person is a way of writing that uses 'he', 'she', 'it', or 'they'. Formal essays and reports are usually written in the third person.
Culture & Societynoun - synonym
/synonym/
A synonym is a word that means almost the same as another word. Using synonyms makes writing more varied.
Culture & Societynoun - antonym
/antonym/
An antonym is a word that means the opposite of another word. 'Hot' is an antonym of 'cold'.
Culture & Societynoun - prefix
/prefix/
A prefix is a group of letters added to the start of a word to change its meaning. For example, 'un-' in 'unhappy' is a prefix.
Culture & Societynoun - suffix
/suffix/
A suffix is a group of letters added to the end of a word to change its meaning or form. For example, '-ly' in 'quickly' is a suffix.
Culture & Societynoun - syllable
/syllable/
A syllable is a single unit of sound in a word, usually with one vowel sound. The word 'water' has two syllables.
Culture & Societynoun - punctuation
/punctuation/
Punctuation is the set of marks, such as commas and full stops, used to make writing clear. Correct punctuation helps readers understand sentences.
Culture & Societynoun - clause
/clause/
A clause is a group of words that contains a subject and a verb. Sentences can have one or more clauses.
Culture & Societynoun - tense
/tense/
Tense is the form of a verb that shows when an action happens, such as past, present, or future. Students must use the correct tense in writing.
Culture & Societynoun - noun
/noun/
A noun is a word that names a person, place, thing, or idea. 'Teacher', 'school', and 'hope' are all nouns.
Culture & Societynoun - verb
/verb/
A verb is a word that shows an action or a state of being. 'Run', 'think', and 'is' are all verbs.
Culture & Societynoun - adjective
/adjective/
An adjective is a word that describes a noun, telling us more about it. 'Tall', 'red', and 'clever' are adjectives.
Culture & Societynoun - adverb
/adverb/
An adverb is a word that tells us more about a verb, adjective, or other adverb, often how something is done. 'Quickly' and 'very' are adverbs.
Culture & Societynoun - pronoun
/pronoun/
A pronoun is a word used instead of a noun, such as 'he', 'she', or 'it'. Pronouns help us avoid repeating names.
Culture & Societynoun - phrase
/phrase/
A phrase is a small group of words that work together but do not form a full sentence. 'In the morning' is a phrase.
Culture & Societynoun - final-copy
/final-copy/
A final copy is the finished, corrected version of a piece of writing that is handed in. It comes after the draft and editing stages.
Culture & Societynoun - oral
/oral/
An oral is a test in which students answer questions by speaking rather than writing. Language courses often include an oral.
Culture & Societynoun - mock exam
/mock exam/
A mock exam is a practice exam taken before the real one to help students prepare. It is marked like a real exam but does not count.
Culture & Societynoun - past paper
/past paper/
A past paper is an exam paper from a previous year used to practise for an upcoming exam. Working through past papers is a key revision method.
Culture & Societynoun - grade boundary
/grade boundary/
A grade boundary is the lowest number of marks needed to reach a particular grade. Students aim to score above the grade boundary.
Culture & Societynoun - study skill
/study skill/
A study skill is a technique or method that helps a student learn and revise effectively, such as making notes or planning time. Good study skills improve results.
Culture & Societynoun - mindset
/mindset/
A mindset is the set of attitudes and beliefs that shape how a person thinks and responds. Speakers often contrast a fixed mindset with a growth mindset.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - insight
/insight/
An insight is a clear, deep understanding of a complex situation or idea. Talks often promise insights that change how the audience sees a topic.
Science & Technologynoun - disrupt
/disrupt/
To disrupt is to interrupt or radically change the normal way something works. In business talks it describes new ideas that overturn an industry.
Work & Businessverb - paradigm shift
/paradigm shift/
A paradigm shift is a fundamental change in the basic concepts and practices of a field. Speakers use it to signal a complete rethinking of how something is done.
Science & Technologynoun - authentic
/authentic/
Something authentic is genuine, true to itself, and not fake or imitated. Speakers praise authentic leadership and authentic connection.
Culture & Societyadjective - authenticity
/authenticity/
Authenticity is the quality of being real, honest, and true to one's own character. It is often described as the foundation of trust.
Culture & Societynoun - creativity
/creativity/
Creativity is the ability to produce original ideas, art, or solutions. It is celebrated as a driving force behind progress and innovation.
Arts & Literaturenoun - potential
/potential/
Potential is the capacity to grow, develop, or succeed that has not yet been realized. Speakers urge audiences to unlock their full potential.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - breakthrough
/breakthrough/
A breakthrough is a sudden, important discovery or advance that overcomes a barrier. It marks a turning point in research or effort.
Science & Technologynoun - transformation
/transformation/
A transformation is a thorough or dramatic change in form, nature, or character. Talks often describe personal or organizational transformation.
Work & Businessnoun - transform
/transform/
To transform is to change something completely in form or character, usually for the better. Speakers describe ideas that transform lives.
Work & Businessverb - purpose
/purpose/
Purpose is the reason for which something exists or is done, often tied to a sense of meaning. Speakers urge people to find their purpose.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - purposeful
/purposeful/
Something purposeful is done with a clear aim and determination. A purposeful life is guided by meaning rather than chance.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - grit
/grit/
Grit is the courage, resolve, and sustained effort needed to pursue long-term goals despite hardship. It is often linked to success more than talent.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - perseverance
/perseverance/
Perseverance is steady persistence in a course of action despite difficulty or delay. It is valued as a key to long-term success.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - persevere
/persevere/
To persevere is to continue trying to do something despite difficulty or opposition. Speakers urge listeners to persevere through setbacks.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - empower
/empower/
To empower is to give someone the authority, power, or confidence to act. Talks often speak of empowering communities or individuals.
Culture & Societyverb - empowerment
/empowerment/
Empowerment is the process of becoming stronger and more confident, especially in controlling one's life. It is central to many social movements.
Culture & Societynoun - inspire
/inspire/
To inspire is to fill someone with the urge or ability to do something creative or worthwhile. Great speakers aim to inspire their audience.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - inspiring
/inspiring/
Something inspiring fills people with the urge to act, create, or believe. An inspiring story lifts and motivates its audience.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - uplift
/uplift/
To uplift is to raise someone's mood, spirit, or hope. An uplifting talk leaves the audience feeling encouraged and energized.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - influence
/influence/
Influence is the capacity to affect the character, behaviour, or decisions of others. Speakers study how to build and use influence ethically.
Culture & Societynoun - influential
/influential/
Someone influential has a strong effect on people, events, or ideas. Influential thinkers shape how a generation sees the world.
Culture & Societyadjective - articulate
/articulate/
To articulate is to express an idea or feeling clearly and effectively in words. Good speakers articulate complex ideas simply.
Arts & Literatureverb - profoundly
/profoundly/
To be profoundly affected is to be affected very deeply and significantly. Speakers describe being profoundly changed by an experience.
Arts & Literatureadverb - dilemma
/dilemma/
A dilemma is a situation in which a difficult choice must be made between two options, often both undesirable. Ethical dilemmas are common talk topics.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - threshold
/threshold/
A threshold is the level or point at which something starts to happen or change. Speakers use it for the edge between one state and another.
Science & Technologynoun - catalytic
/catalytic/
Something catalytic causes or accelerates an important change. Speakers describe a catalytic moment that set everything in motion.
Science & Technologyadjective - blueprint
/blueprint/
A blueprint is a detailed plan or model for how to achieve something. Speakers offer a blueprint for change or success.
Work & Businessnoun - iterate
/iterate/
To iterate is to perform a process repeatedly, improving it a little each time. It is central to design and software development.
Science & Technologyverb - intuition
/intuition/
Intuition is the ability to understand something instinctively, without conscious reasoning. Speakers debate when to trust intuition over data.
Science & Technologynoun - ambiguity
/ambiguity/
Ambiguity is the quality of being open to more than one interpretation. Speakers discuss the discomfort and value of living with ambiguity.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - serendipity
/serendipity/
Serendipity is the occurrence of fortunate discoveries by chance. Speakers describe how openness invites serendipity into our lives.
Culture & Societynoun - wellbeing
/wellbeing/
Wellbeing is the state of being comfortable, healthy, and happy in body and mind. It is a major theme in talks on mental health and work.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - flourish
/flourish/
To flourish is to grow vigorously and develop in a healthy, successful way. Speakers ask what conditions help people flourish.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - thrive
/thrive/
To thrive is to prosper, grow vigorously, and do well. It suggests not just surviving but flourishing.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - embrace
/embrace/
To embrace is to accept or support something willingly and enthusiastically. Speakers urge people to embrace change or uncertainty.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - unleash
/unleash/
To unleash is to release a powerful force, feeling, or potential that was held back. Speakers talk of unleashing creativity or potential.
Work & Businessverb - ignite
/ignite/
To ignite is to set on fire or, figuratively, to spark strong feeling or action. Speakers aim to ignite passion or curiosity.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - empathetic
/empathetic/
Someone empathetic can understand and share the feelings of another person. Empathetic listening builds trust and connection.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - resonate
/resonate/
To resonate is to evoke a strong feeling or sense of agreement in someone. A message that resonates stays with the audience.
Arts & Literatureverb - tenacity
/tenacity/
Tenacity is the quality of holding firmly to a purpose or course of action despite difficulty. It is closely linked to grit and resolve.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - tenacious
/tenacious/
Someone tenacious holds firmly to a goal or belief and does not give up easily. Tenacious effort often outlasts raw talent.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - humility
/humility/
Humility is a modest and unassuming view of one's own importance. Speakers link humility to good leadership and lifelong learning.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - visionary
/visionary/
Someone visionary thinks about or plans the future with imagination and wisdom. Visionary leaders see possibilities others miss.
Work & Businessadjective - momentous
/momentous/
Something momentous is of great importance, especially in its long-term effect. A momentous decision changes the course of events.
Culture & Societyadjective - storytelling
/storytelling/
Storytelling is the craft of conveying ideas and emotions through narrative. It is regarded as the heart of persuasive public speaking.
Arts & Literaturenoun - clarity
/clarity/
Clarity is the quality of being clear, easy to understand, and free of confusion. Speakers strive for clarity in both thought and language.
Arts & Literaturenoun - conviction
/conviction/
A conviction is a firmly held belief or opinion, often spoken of as the source of a speaker's power. To speak with conviction is to speak with deep certainty.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - aspiration
/aspiration/
An aspiration is a strong hope or ambition to achieve something. Speakers connect aspirations to purpose and effort.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - aspire
/aspire/
To aspire is to direct one's hopes and ambitions toward achieving something great. People aspire to lead, to create, or to serve.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - reinvent
/reinvent/
To reinvent is to change something so much that it appears entirely new. Speakers talk of reinventing themselves or an industry.
Work & Businessverb - adversity
/adversity/
Adversity is a state of serious or continued difficulty and misfortune. Speakers explore how people grow through adversity.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - meaningful
/meaningful/
Something meaningful has real importance, value, or purpose. Speakers urge audiences to build meaningful lives and relationships.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - immersive
/immersive/
Something immersive deeply absorbs your attention so you feel surrounded by it. Speakers describe immersive learning and immersive experiences.
Science & Technologyadjective - engage
/engage/
To engage is to attract and hold attention or to involve oneself in an activity. A good talk engages its audience from the first line.
Work & Businessverb - profundity
/profundity/
Profundity is great depth of knowledge, thought, or insight. A statement of profundity reveals something deep about life.
Arts & Literaturenoun - epiphany
/epiphany/
An epiphany is a sudden, striking realization or moment of insight. Speakers describe the epiphany that changed their path.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - revelation
/revelation/
A revelation is a surprising and previously unknown fact made known, or the feeling of learning it. Speakers share revelations that reframe a topic.
Science & Technologynoun - perception
/perception/
Perception is the way something is understood or interpreted through the senses and mind. Speakers show how perception shapes our reality.
Science & Technologynoun - cognition
/cognition/
Cognition is the mental process of acquiring knowledge through thought, experience, and the senses. It covers attention, memory, and reasoning.
Science & Technologynoun - neuroplasticity
/neuroplasticity/
Neuroplasticity is the brain's ability to change and reorganize its connections throughout life. It explains how we learn and recover from injury.
Science & Technologynoun - existential
/existential/
Something existential relates to human existence and the search for meaning. Speakers discuss existential questions about purpose and mortality.
Arts & Literatureadjective - introspection
/introspection/
Introspection is the act of looking inward to examine one's own thoughts and feelings. Speakers encourage introspection as a path to growth.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - self-awareness
/self-awareness/
Self-awareness is conscious knowledge of one's own character, feelings, and motives. It is described as the foundation of emotional intelligence.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - emotional intelligence
/emotional intelligence/
Emotional intelligence is the ability to recognize, understand, and manage one's own and others' emotions. It is prized in leadership and relationships.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - mortality
/mortality/
Mortality is the condition of being subject to death. Speakers reflect on how awareness of mortality shapes how we live.
Culture & Societynoun - legacy
/legacy/
A legacy is something handed down from the past, especially the lasting impact of a person's life or work. Speakers ask what legacy we want to leave.
Culture & Societynoun - empathic
/empathic/
Something empathic shows or relates to the ability to share another's feelings. An empathic response makes people feel understood.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - resourceful
/resourceful/
Someone resourceful is clever and quick at finding ways to overcome difficulties. Resourceful people make the most of what they have.
Work & Businessadjective - adaptable
/adaptable/
Someone adaptable can adjust readily to new conditions and challenges. Adaptability is a prized skill in a fast-changing world.
Work & Businessadjective - discipline
/discipline/
Discipline is the practice of training oneself to act in a controlled, consistent way. Speakers say discipline turns goals into habits.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - mastery
/mastery/
Mastery is comprehensive knowledge or skill in a subject or activity. Speakers describe the long path from beginner to mastery.
Work & Businessnoun - expertise
/expertise/
Expertise is the deep skill or knowledge a person has in a particular field. Speakers share hard-won expertise with their audience.
Work & Businessnoun - ingenuity
/ingenuity/
Ingenuity is the quality of being clever, original, and inventive. Speakers celebrate human ingenuity in solving hard problems.
Science & Technologynoun - innovate
/innovate/
To innovate is to introduce new methods, ideas, or products. Speakers argue that organizations must innovate to survive.
Work & Businessverb - lucrative
/lucrative/
Something lucrative produces a great deal of money or profit. Speakers weigh lucrative options against meaningful ones.
Work & Businessadjective - scale
/scale/
To scale is to increase the size, scope, or reach of something in a controlled way. Startups talk constantly about how to scale.
Work & Businessverb - agency
/agency/
Agency is the capacity of individuals to act independently and make their own free choices. Speakers stress giving people a sense of agency.
Culture & Societynoun - autonomy
/autonomy/
Autonomy is the right or condition of self-government and independent action. Speakers link autonomy to motivation and wellbeing.
Culture & Societynoun - interconnected
/interconnected/
Things that are interconnected are linked together so that each affects the others. Speakers stress how interconnected our world has become.
Science & Technologyadjective - interdependence
/interdependence/
Interdependence is a state in which people, groups, or systems depend on one another. Speakers describe the interdependence of nature and society.
Culture & Societynoun - equitable
/equitable/
Something equitable is fair and impartial, giving everyone what they deserve. Speakers call for more equitable systems and opportunities.
Culture & Societyadjective - marginalized
/marginalized/
People who are marginalized are treated as insignificant and pushed to the edge of society. Speakers call attention to marginalized voices.
Culture & Societyadjective - compassionate
/compassionate/
Someone compassionate feels and shows deep sympathy and concern for others' suffering. Compassionate action seeks to relieve that suffering.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - benevolence
/benevolence/
Benevolence is the quality of being well-meaning and kind toward others. Speakers describe leaders who govern with benevolence.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - reciprocity
/reciprocity/
Reciprocity is the practice of exchanging things with others for mutual benefit. Speakers describe it as a force that builds trust and cooperation.
Culture & Societynoun - cohesion
/cohesion/
Cohesion is the act or state of forming a united whole. Speakers value social cohesion and team cohesion alike.
Culture & Societynoun - dignity
/dignity/
Dignity is the quality of being worthy of honour and respect. Speakers argue that every person deserves to be treated with dignity.
Culture & Societynoun - transparent
/transparent/
Something transparent is open, honest, and easy to understand, with nothing hidden. Speakers praise transparent leadership and institutions.
Work & Businessadjective - accountable
/accountable/
Someone accountable is responsible for their actions and required to explain them. Speakers say good leaders hold themselves accountable.
Work & Businessadjective - deliberate
/deliberate/
Something deliberate is done consciously and intentionally, often with care. Speakers describe deliberate practice as the route to mastery.
Work & Businessadjective - abundance
/abundance/
Abundance is a very large quantity of something, more than enough. Speakers contrast an abundance mindset with one of scarcity.
Culture & Societynoun - scarcity
/scarcity/
Scarcity is the state of being in short supply or not enough. Speakers explore how a scarcity mindset shapes behaviour.
Work & Businessnoun - trajectory
/trajectory/
A trajectory is the path that something follows as it develops over time. Speakers describe a career or country's trajectory.
Science & Technologynoun - groundbreaking
/groundbreaking/
Something groundbreaking is innovative and breaks new ground in a field. Groundbreaking research opens up entirely new possibilities.
Science & Technologyadjective - persuasive
/persuasive/
Something persuasive is effective at making people believe or do something. A persuasive argument changes minds.
Arts & Literatureadjective - poignant
/poignant/
Something poignant evokes a keen sense of sadness or emotion. A poignant story stays with the listener long after.
Arts & Literatureadjective - evocative
/evocative/
Something evocative brings strong images, memories, or feelings to mind. Evocative language helps a talk come alive.
Arts & Literatureadjective - introvert
/introvert/
An introvert is a person who gains energy from quiet, solitary activity rather than social stimulation. Speakers explore the strengths of introverts.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - extrovert
/extrovert/
An extrovert is a person who gains energy from social interaction and the outer world. Extroverts often thrive in lively group settings.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - intentional
/intentional/
Something intentional is done deliberately and with a clear aim. Speakers urge people to live more intentionally.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - presence
/presence/
Presence is the impressive, confident quality of being fully there in a moment. Speakers cultivate presence to command a room.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - fragile
/fragile/
Something fragile is easily broken, damaged, or harmed. Speakers describe fragile ecosystems, trust, or peace.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - resolve
/resolve/
Resolve is firm determination to do something. Speakers describe facing hardship with steady resolve.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - defiance
/defiance/
Defiance is open resistance or bold disobedience to power or expectations. Speakers tell stories of courageous defiance.
Culture & Societynoun - transcend
/transcend/
To transcend is to go beyond the usual limits of something. Speakers describe ideas that transcend borders or generations.
Arts & Literatureverb - embody
/embody/
To embody is to be a tangible or visible expression of an idea or quality. A leader can embody the values of a movement.
Culture & Societyverb - galvanize
/galvanize/
To galvanize is to shock or excite people into taking sudden action. A powerful speech can galvanize a crowd.
Culture & Societyverb - cultivate
/cultivate/
To cultivate is to grow, nurture, or develop something through care and effort. Speakers urge us to cultivate habits, skills, or relationships.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - foster
/foster/
To foster is to encourage the growth or development of something. Speakers talk of fostering creativity, trust, or talent.
Work & Businessverb - discern
/discern/
To discern is to recognize or perceive something, often something subtle, with the mind or senses. Speakers help audiences discern truth from noise.
Science & Technologyverb - perceptive
/perceptive/
Someone perceptive notices and understands things quickly and clearly. A perceptive observation reveals what others miss.
Science & Technologyadjective - nuanced
/nuanced/
Something nuanced reflects subtle differences and shades of meaning. A nuanced view avoids simple black-and-white thinking.
Arts & Literatureadjective - systemic
/systemic/
Something systemic relates to or affects an entire system rather than its parts. Speakers point to systemic problems that need systemic change.
Culture & Societyadjective - emergent
/emergent/
Something emergent arises newly, especially as a property of a complex system that its parts alone do not show. Speakers describe emergent behaviour in nature and markets.
Science & Technologyadjective - exponential
/exponential/
Exponential growth becomes more and more rapid over time. Speakers warn that humans struggle to grasp exponential change.
Science & Technologyadjective - counterintuitive
/counterintuitive/
Something counterintuitive goes against what intuition would expect. Speakers love sharing counterintuitive findings that surprise the audience.
Science & Technologyadjective - pivotal
/pivotal/
Something pivotal is of crucial importance to the way things develop. A pivotal moment determines what happens next.
Work & Businessadjective - unprecedented
/unprecedented/
Something unprecedented has never happened or existed before. Speakers describe unprecedented challenges and opportunities.
Culture & Societyadjective - resounding
/resounding/
Something resounding is loud, clear, and emphatic, leaving no doubt. A resounding success is a great and obvious one.
Work & Businessadjective - intricacy
/intricacy/
Intricacy is the quality of having many complex, interrelated parts or details. Speakers marvel at the intricacy of nature.
Science & Technologynoun - abundant
/abundant/
Something abundant exists in large quantities, more than enough. Speakers describe abundant energy, talent, or opportunity.
Science & Technologyadjective - liberate
/liberate/
To liberate is to set someone or something free from constraint or oppression. Speakers describe ideas that liberate the mind.
Culture & Societyverb - emancipate
/emancipate/
To emancipate is to free a person or group from legal, social, or political restrictions. Speakers honour those who fought to emancipate the oppressed.
Culture & Societyverb - reckoning
/reckoning/
A reckoning is a time when past actions or mistakes must be faced and accounted for. Speakers warn of a coming reckoning.
Culture & Societynoun - universal
/universal/
Something universal applies to or is true for all people, cases, or places. Speakers search for universal human truths.
Culture & Societyadjective - humanity
/humanity/
Humanity means the human race as a whole, and also the quality of being humane and kind. Speakers appeal to our common humanity.
Culture & Societynoun - introspective
/introspective/
Someone introspective examines their own thoughts and feelings carefully. An introspective mood invites quiet self-reflection.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - equanimity
/equanimity/
Equanimity is mental calmness and composure, especially in a difficult situation. Speakers admire those who meet chaos with equanimity.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - solitude
/solitude/
Solitude is the state of being alone, often valued as restful and creative rather than lonely. Speakers distinguish solitude from loneliness.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - wonderment
/wonderment/
Wonderment is a state of awed admiration or amazement. Speakers describe children's natural wonderment at the world.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - belongingness
/belongingness/
Belongingness is the human need to feel accepted and part of a group. Speakers link it to wellbeing and motivation.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - vulnerably
/vulnerably/
To act vulnerably is to behave in an open, emotionally exposed way that risks being hurt. Speakers say leading vulnerably builds trust.
Emotions & Feelingsadverb - courageous
/courageous/
Someone courageous shows the ability to face danger, difficulty, or pain bravely. Courageous choices often involve real risk.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - optimism
/optimism/
Optimism is hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. Speakers argue that grounded optimism drives progress.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - trepidation
/trepidation/
Trepidation is a feeling of fear or anxiety about something that may happen. Speakers admit facing big moments with trepidation.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - skepticism
/skepticism/
Skepticism is an attitude of doubting or questioning claims rather than accepting them at once. Speakers praise healthy scientific skepticism.
Science & Technologynoun - cognitive-bias
/cognitive-bias/
A cognitive bias is a systematic pattern of error in how we think and judge. Speakers explain how cognitive biases distort our decisions.
Science & Technologynoun - flow-state
/flow-state/
A flow state is a condition of complete absorption and focus in an activity, where time seems to disappear. Speakers describe how to enter flow.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - habitual
/habitual/
Something habitual is done regularly and repeatedly, often automatically. Speakers explain how habitual behaviour shapes our lives.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - replenish
/replenish/
To replenish is to restore something to a former level by filling it up again. Speakers say rest replenishes our energy and focus.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - lucid
/lucid/
Something lucid is expressed clearly and is easy to understand. A lucid explanation makes a hard idea feel simple.
Arts & Literatureadjective - elegant
/elegant/
Something elegant is pleasingly graceful and simple in design or solution. Speakers admire an elegant idea that solves much with little.
Science & Technologyadjective - fortitude
/fortitude/
Fortitude is the courage and strength to endure pain or hardship without giving in. Speakers admire quiet fortitude in tough times.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - rejuvenate
/rejuvenate/
To rejuvenate is to make someone or something feel or look young, fresh, or energetic again. Speakers describe how rest rejuvenates the mind.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - spark
/spark/
A spark is a small thing that sets off a much bigger reaction, such as an idea or movement. Speakers describe the spark behind a great venture.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - leap
/leap/
A leap is a sudden, bold move or advance forward, often involving risk. Speakers talk of taking a leap of faith.
Work & Businessnoun - ascend
/ascend/
To ascend is to go up or rise to a higher position or level. Speakers describe ascending to new heights of achievement.
Work & Businessverb - setback
/setback/
A setback is a reversal or check in progress that delays success. Speakers say a setback is a setup for a comeback.
Work & Businessnoun - reframe
/reframe/
To reframe is to look at or present something in a different and often more helpful way. Speakers reframe failure as learning.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - flourishing
/flourishing/
Something flourishing is growing strongly and developing in a healthy, successful way. A flourishing community thrives together.
Culture & Societyadjective - audacious
/audacious/
Something audacious is daringly bold and willing to take big risks. Speakers champion audacious goals that seem impossible at first.
Work & Businessadjective - aspirational
/aspirational/
Something aspirational reflects a desire to achieve high goals or a better life. Aspirational messages inspire people to reach higher.
Work & Businessadjective - recalibrate
/recalibrate/
To recalibrate is to adjust or reset one's approach, expectations, or instruments. Speakers urge us to recalibrate after big change.
Work & Businessverb - attunement
/attunement/
Attunement is the state of being deeply aware of and responsive to another's feelings. Speakers describe emotional attunement in relationships.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - stewardship
/stewardship/
Stewardship is the careful and responsible management of something entrusted to one's care. Speakers call for stewardship of the planet.
Culture & Societynoun - generosity
/generosity/
Generosity is the quality of being kind and giving freely of time, money, or care. Speakers describe generosity as a source of joy.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - appreciation
/appreciation/
Appreciation is the recognition and enjoyment of the good qualities of something, or a feeling of thanks. Speakers link appreciation to happiness.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - rapport
/rapport/
Rapport is a close and harmonious relationship in which people understand each other well. Speakers build rapport with their audience.
Work & Businessnoun - candor
/candor/
Candor is the quality of being open, honest, and direct in what one says. Speakers value candor over comfortable spin.
Work & Businessnoun - discernment
/discernment/
Discernment is the ability to judge well and perceive things clearly. Speakers say discernment helps us choose wisely amid noise.
Science & Technologynoun - veracity
/veracity/
Veracity is conformity to truth, or habitual truthfulness. Speakers test the veracity of bold claims.
Science & Technologynoun - significance
/significance/
Significance is the quality of being important or having a special meaning. Speakers explain the significance of a finding.
Science & Technologynoun - foresight
/foresight/
Foresight is the ability to anticipate and plan for what is likely to happen. Speakers praise leaders with strategic foresight.
Work & Businessnoun - intentionality
/intentionality/
Intentionality is the quality of doing things deliberately and with clear purpose. Speakers urge greater intentionality in how we live.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - harmonious
/harmonious/
Something harmonious is free from disagreement and forms a pleasing, balanced whole. Speakers describe harmonious teams and societies.
Culture & Societyadjective - metamorphosis
/metamorphosis/
A metamorphosis is a complete change of form, nature, or character. Speakers use it for dramatic personal or social transformation.
Science & Technologynoun - endeavor
/endeavor/
An endeavor is a serious, determined effort to achieve something. Speakers describe great human endeavors.
Work & Businessnoun - venture
/venture/
To venture is to dare to do something or go somewhere risky or unknown. Speakers say nothing ventured means nothing gained.
Work & Businessverb - inquisitive
/inquisitive/
Someone inquisitive is eager to learn and asks many questions. An inquisitive mind drives discovery.
Science & Technologyadjective - receptive
/receptive/
Someone receptive is willing to listen to and accept new ideas or suggestions. A receptive audience makes a speaker's job easier.
Work & Businessadjective - depth
/depth/
Depth is the quality of being deep, whether in measurement or in meaning and seriousness. Speakers seek depth over shallow answers.
Arts & Literaturenoun - unify
/unify/
To unify is to bring separate people or things together to form a single, united whole. Speakers describe ideas that unify a divided group.
Culture & Societyverb - polarization
/polarization/
Polarization is the division of opinion into two sharply opposed groups. Speakers warn that polarization weakens society.
Culture & Societynoun - dialogue
/dialogue/
Dialogue is a conversation or exchange of ideas aimed at mutual understanding. Speakers call for honest dialogue across differences.
Culture & Societynoun - nurture
/nurture/
To nurture is to care for and encourage the growth or development of someone or something. Speakers say we must nurture talent and curiosity.
Culture & Societyverb - proliferate
/proliferate/
To proliferate is to increase rapidly in number or spread widely. Speakers note how ideas and technologies proliferate online.
Science & Technologyverb - synergize
/synergize/
To synergize is to combine forces so the result is greater than the sum of the parts. Speakers describe teams that synergize well.
Work & Businessverb - distill
/distill/
To distill is to extract the most essential meaning or elements of something. Speakers distill complex ideas into a single clear point.
Arts & Literatureverb - shape
/shape/
To shape is to influence or determine the nature, form, or development of something. Speakers say our choices shape who we become.
Culture & Societyverb - motivation
/motivation/
Motivation is the reason or drive that makes a person want to do something. Speakers explore what truly sustains motivation.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - motivate
/motivate/
To motivate is to provide someone with a reason or drive to do something. Great leaders motivate people toward a shared goal.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - effortless
/effortless/
Something effortless appears to require little or no effort, often because of skill or good design. Mastery can make hard things look effortless.
Arts & Literatureadjective - daring
/daring/
Someone or something daring is bold and willing to take risks. A daring idea challenges what everyone assumes.
Work & Businessadjective - contagious
/contagious/
Something contagious spreads easily between people, whether a disease or, figuratively, an emotion or idea. Enthusiasm can be contagious.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - grounded
/grounded/
Someone grounded is sensible, realistic, and emotionally stable. Grounded people stay calm and clear under pressure.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - cutting-edge
/cutting-edge/
Something cutting-edge is at the most advanced stage of development. Cutting-edge research pushes the limits of what is known.
Science & Technologyadjective - futureproof
/futureproof/
To futureproof is to design or prepare something so it stays useful despite future change. Speakers discuss how to futureproof skills.
Work & Businessverb - convene
/convene/
To convene is to bring people together for a meeting or shared purpose. Speakers describe convening diverse voices to solve problems.
Work & Businessverb - validate
/validate/
To validate is to confirm that something is true, valuable, or worthwhile. Speakers test ideas to validate them before scaling.
Work & Businessverb - trade-off
/trade-off/
A trade-off is a situation in which gaining one thing means giving up another. Speakers explain the trade-offs behind every choice.
Work & Businessnoun - feedback-loop
/feedback-loop/
A feedback loop is a cycle in which the results of a process influence the same process again. Speakers describe virtuous and vicious feedback loops.
Science & Technologynoun - magnetic
/magnetic/
Someone magnetic has a powerful, attractive presence that draws people in. A magnetic speaker holds an audience effortlessly.
Arts & Literatureadjective - radiant
/radiant/
Someone radiant glows with happiness, health, or warmth. A radiant smile lights up a room.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - serene
/serene/
Something serene is calm, peaceful, and untroubled. Speakers describe finding a serene state of mind.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - fearless
/fearless/
Someone fearless shows no fear and acts boldly despite danger. Speakers tell stories of fearless pioneers.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - formidable
/formidable/
Something formidable is impressively large, powerful, or difficult to deal with. A formidable challenge demands serious effort.
Work & Businessadjective - remarkable
/remarkable/
Something remarkable is unusual or special enough to be worth noticing. Speakers highlight remarkable stories and findings.
Culture & Societyadjective - deepen
/deepen/
To deepen is to make something more intense, profound, or serious. Speakers seek to deepen understanding and connection.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - testament
/testament/
A testament is something that serves as clear evidence or proof of a quality. Their success is a testament to hard work.
Culture & Societynoun - foundational
/foundational/
Something foundational forms the essential base on which other things are built. Speakers identify the foundational ideas of a field.
Science & Technologyadjective - ripple-effect
/ripple-effect/
A ripple effect is the spreading series of consequences caused by a single action. Speakers show how small acts create a ripple effect.
Culture & Societynoun - worldview
/worldview/
A worldview is the overall set of beliefs and attitudes through which a person understands the world. Speakers can shift an audience's worldview.
Culture & Societynoun - curious
/curious/
Someone curious is eager to learn or know more about things. A curious mind keeps asking why.
Science & Technologyadjective - resonant
/resonant/
Something resonant produces a deep, lasting effect or echo, especially emotionally. A resonant message lingers in the mind.
Arts & Literatureadjective - virtuoso
/virtuoso/
A virtuoso is a person with outstanding skill, especially in a fine art such as music. Speakers use it for masters of any craft.
Arts & Literaturenoun - open-hearted
/open-hearted/
Someone open-hearted is warm, kind, and willing to share their true feelings. Open-hearted leaders build deep trust.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - blossom
/blossom/
To blossom is to develop in a promising or healthy way, like a flower opening. Speakers describe how people blossom with support.
Emotions & Feelingsverb - kinship
/kinship/
Kinship is a feeling of being close or connected to others, as if family. Speakers describe a kinship with strangers who share their values.
Culture & Societynoun - luminous
/luminous/
Something luminous gives off or reflects light, or shines with brilliance and clarity. Speakers praise a luminous idea or performance.
Arts & Literatureadjective - yearning
/yearning/
Yearning is a deep, often wistful longing for something. Speakers speak to our shared yearning for meaning.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - marvel
/marvel/
To marvel is to be filled with wonder or astonishment at something. Speakers invite audiences to marvel at nature and science.
Science & Technologyverb - common-ground
/common-ground/
Common ground is a basis of shared interest or agreement between people who differ. Speakers urge us to find common ground.
Culture & Societynoun - altruism
/altruism/
Altruism is unselfish concern for the welfare of others. Speakers explore whether true altruism really exists.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - emergence
/emergence/
Emergence is the process of becoming visible or coming into existence. Speakers describe the emergence of new movements or ideas.
Science & Technologynoun - wholeness
/wholeness/
Wholeness is the state of being complete, unified, and undivided. Speakers describe a search for wholeness and inner peace.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - nervous
/nervous/
Feeling anxious or apprehensive about something that might happen.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - nervousness
/nervousness/
A feeling of worry or unease, often before an important event.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - anxiously
/anxiously/
Doing something while feeling worried or tense.
Emotions & Feelingsadverb - exciting
/exciting/
Making someone feel enthusiastic and eager; thrilling.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - frustrated
/frustrated/
Feeling upset or discouraged because progress is blocked.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - frustrating
/frustrating/
Making someone feel annoyed because something cannot be achieved.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - embarrassing
/embarrassing/
Making someone feel awkward, ashamed, or self-conscious.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - embarrassment
/embarrassment/
The uncomfortable feeling of being self-conscious or ashamed.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - jealous
/jealous/
Feeling envy toward someone or fearful of losing affection.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - honesty
/honesty/
The trait of being honest, sincere, and free from deceit.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - patience
/patience/
The capacity to accept delay or trouble without becoming upset.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - shy
/shy/
Feeling nervous or reserved around other people.
Adjectivesadjective - shyness
/shyness/
A tendency to feel awkward or timid in social situations.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - politeness
/politeness/
The quality of being respectful and considerate toward others.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - ambitious
/ambitious/
Eager to achieve success, power, or important goals.
Adjectivesadjective - ambition
/ambition/
A powerful wish to be successful or to reach a goal.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - cheerful
/cheerful/
Showing or feeling happiness in a noticeable, friendly way.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - cheerfulness
/cheerfulness/
A happy and positive disposition or mood.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - gloomy
/gloomy/
Feeling or expressing low spirits; also dark and dismal.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - moody
/moody/
Tending to have sudden changes of mood, often bad-tempered.
Adjectivesadjective - relaxed
/relaxed/
Feeling calm and at ease, without worry or stress.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - restless
/restless/
Feeling unable to relax or stay quiet because of unease or boredom.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - content
/content/
Feeling quietly happy and satisfied with what one has.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - miserable
/miserable/
Feeling extremely unhappy or uncomfortable.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - misery
/misery/
A state of extreme distress, discomfort, or poverty.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - delighted
/delighted/
Feeling great pleasure or joy about something.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - furious
/furious/
Feeling or showing very strong, intense anger.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - terrified
/terrified/
Feeling very great fear or terror.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - terrifying
/terrifying/
Making someone feel extreme fear.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - thrilled
/thrilled/
Feeling a sudden wave of excitement and delight.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - thrilling
/thrilling/
Producing a feeling of intense excitement.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - disappointed
/disappointed/
Feeling unhappy because something hoped for did not happen.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - disappointing
/disappointing/
Not as good as hoped, causing a feeling of letdown.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - lonely
/lonely/
Feeling unhappy because of being alone or without companions.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - homesick
/homesick/
Feeling sad because one is away from home and family.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - eager
/eager/
Wanting to do something very much; full of keen interest.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - eagerness
/eagerness/
A strong feeling of wanting to do something.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - reluctant
/reluctant/
Not wanting to do something; hesitant.
Adjectivesadjective - reluctance
/reluctance/
A feeling of not wanting to do something.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - stubborn
/stubborn/
Determined not to change an opinion or course of action.
Adjectivesadjective - stubbornness
/stubbornness/
A refusal to change one's mind or behaviour.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - gentle
/gentle/
Having a mild, tender, and considerate nature.
Adjectivesadjective - gentleness
/gentleness/
A kind, tender, and mild manner toward others.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - heartfelt
/heartfelt/
Expressing genuine, deep emotion from the heart.
Adjectivesadjective - sincerity
/sincerity/
Honesty and genuineness in feeling or expression.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - overwhelming
/overwhelming/
So strong or large that it is hard to cope with or resist.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - confused
/confused/
Feeling unable to think clearly or understand something.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - calmness
/calmness/
A peaceful, relaxed condition free from agitation.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - confidently
/confidently/
Doing something with self-assurance and certainty.
Emotions & Feelingsadverb - thankful
/thankful/
Pleased and relieved; glad for something received.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - selfishness
/selfishness/
The trait of caring only about one's own needs and ignoring others.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - kindness
/kindness/
Friendly, generous, and considerate behaviour toward others.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - cruelty
/cruelty/
Behaviour that causes pain or suffering to others without pity.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - rudeness
/rudeness/
The quality of being disrespectful or bad-mannered.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - loyalty
/loyalty/
Strong support for or faithfulness to a person, group, or cause.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - jealously
/jealously/
Acting with envy or with anxious protectiveness.
Emotions & Feelingsadverb - curiously
/curiously/
With interest and a desire to know; also strangely.
Adjectivesadverb - hopeless
/hopeless/
Feeling that there is no chance of improvement or success.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - worried
/worried/
Feeling troubled or uneasy about a possible problem.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - worry
/worry/
A troubled state of mind about possible problems; also the act of worrying.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - scary
/scary/
Frightening; making someone feel afraid.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - ashamed
/ashamed/
Feeling embarrassed or guilty about something one has done.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - guilty
/guilty/
Feeling that one has done something wrong; also legally responsible.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - jolly
/jolly/
Cheerful and full of good humour.
Adjectivesadjective - merry
/merry/
Happy and full of fun, often in a festive way.
Adjectivesadjective - grumpy
/grumpy/
Easily annoyed and often complaining.
Adjectivesadjective - irritable
/irritable/
Quick to become angry or impatient.
Adjectivesadjective - pessimism
/pessimism/
A tendency to see the negative side and expect bad outcomes.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - affectionate
/affectionate/
Expressing warm feelings of love or fondness for others.
Adjectivesadjective - arrogance
/arrogance/
An offensive attitude of superiority over others.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - modesty
/modesty/
The quality of not boasting about one's abilities or achievements.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - insecure-feeling
/insecure-feeling/
Feeling uncertain or anxious about oneself or one's abilities.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - timid
/timid/
Easily frightened and lacking boldness.
Adjectivesadjective - bold
/bold/
Willing to take risks and act with confidence and courage.
Adjectivesadjective - boldness
/boldness/
The quality of being brave and willing to take risks.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - enthusiastic
/enthusiastic/
Showing intense enjoyment, interest, or approval.
Adjectivesadjective - indifferent
/indifferent/
Showing no interest, care, or sympathy.
Adjectivesadjective - indifference
/indifference/
An attitude of having no feeling or care about something.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - satisfied
/satisfied/
Feeling content because a need or wish has been met.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - dissatisfied
/dissatisfied/
Feeling unhappy because something is not good enough.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - hesitant
/hesitant/
Unsure and slow to decide or act.
Adjectivesadjective - determined
/determined/
Having made a firm decision and not letting anything stop you.
Adjectivesadjective - determination
/determination/
The quality of being resolved to do something despite difficulty.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - sympathetic
/sympathetic/
Feeling or showing sympathy for another's troubles.
Adjectivesadjective - sensitive
/sensitive/
Quick to feel or respond to emotions, often deeply.
Adjectivesadjective - hostile
/hostile/
Showing strong opposition or dislike toward someone.
Adjectivesadjective - anger
/anger/
A powerful emotion of annoyance or hostility.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - sadness
/sadness/
An emotion of sorrow or low spirits.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - happiness
/happiness/
A state of joy, contentment, or well-being.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - loving
/loving/
Full of warm affection for others.
Adjectivesadjective - hateful
/hateful/
Showing or arousing strong dislike or hostility.
Adjectivesadjective - pride-feeling
/pride-feeling/
A deep pleasure from one's own or another's accomplishments; can also mean excessive self-regard.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - grief-emotion
/grief-emotion/
Intense sadness, especially caused by someone's death or loss.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - sorrow
/sorrow/
Mental suffering caused by loss, disappointment, or regret.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - joyful
/joyful/
Feeling, expressing, or causing great happiness.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - frightened
/frightened/
Feeling fear or alarm.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - frightening
/frightening/
Making someone feel afraid.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - amazed
/amazed/
Filled with wonder or astonishment.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - amazing
/amazing/
Extremely surprising or impressive.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - astonished
/astonished/
Greatly surprised or shocked.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - astonishment
/astonishment/
A feeling of overwhelming surprise or amazement.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - impatient
/impatient/
Easily annoyed by delay; not patient.
Adjectivesadjective - impatience
/impatience/
A feeling of restless annoyance at having to wait.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - selfless
/selfless/
Caring more about others' needs than one's own.
Adjectivesadjective - greedy
/greedy/
Having a strong, selfish desire for more food, money, or power.
Adjectivesadjective - greed
/greed/
A strong and selfish desire for more wealth, food, or power.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - hard-working
/hard-working/
Working with energy and commitment; diligent.
Adjectivesadjective - lazy
/lazy/
Not wanting to work or make an effort.
Adjectivesadjective - laziness
/laziness/
The quality of being unwilling to make an effort.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - diligent
/diligent/
Showing steady, careful effort in one's work.
Adjectivesadjective - diligence
/diligence/
Steady, conscientious effort in a task or duty.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - thoughtful
/thoughtful/
Showing care for others' needs; also deep in thought.
Adjectivesadjective - thoughtless
/thoughtless/
Acting without thinking of the effect on others.
Adjectivesadjective - considerate
/considerate/
Careful not to cause inconvenience or hurt to others.
Adjectivesadjective - cheeky
/cheeky/
Slightly rude or disrespectful in a way that is often amusing.
Adjectivesadjective - witty
/witty/
Able to say clever and funny things.
Adjectivesadjective - unassuming
/unassuming/
Not boastful or arrogant; quietly modest.
Adjectivesadjective - envious
/envious/
Wanting something that someone else has.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - resentment
/resentment/
A feeling of anger about being treated unfairly.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - disgust
/disgust/
A strong feeling of revulsion or disapproval.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - disgusting
/disgusting/
Extremely unpleasant; causing revulsion.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - surprise
/surprise/
A feeling caused by something unexpected; also the event itself.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - hopefulness
/hopefulness/
A positive expectation that good things will happen.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - despairing
/despairing/
Feeling or showing a complete loss of hope.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - uncomfortable
/uncomfortable/
Not at ease in body or mind; awkward or anxious.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - self-conscious
/self-conscious/
Feeling awkward and overly aware of oneself in front of others.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - snobbish
/snobbish/
Believing oneself superior and despising those of lower status.
Adjectivesadjective - upbeat
/upbeat/
Feeling or showing optimism and good cheer.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - downcast
/downcast/
Feeling discouraged or unhappy; looking downward.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - adoration
/adoration/
A feeling of deep love, admiration, or worship.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - isolated
/isolated/
Feeling alone and cut off from others.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - warm-hearted
/warm-hearted/
Having a kind, sympathetic, and generous nature.
Adjectivesadjective - cold-hearted
/cold-hearted/
Showing no warmth, sympathy, or kindness toward others.
Adjectivesadjective - annoyed
/annoyed/
Feeling mild irritation or displeasure.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - annoying
/annoying/
Making someone feel slightly angry or impatient.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - passionate
/passionate/
Having or showing intense emotion or enthusiasm.
Adjectivesadjective - agitated
/agitated/
Feeling or showing anxiety and restlessness.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - upset
/upset/
Feeling worried, sad, or annoyed about something.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - relieved
/relieved/
Feeling glad because a worry or danger has passed.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - puzzled
/puzzled/
Confused because something is hard to understand.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - self-assured
/self-assured/
Having confidence in one's own abilities or worth.
Adjectivesadjective - caring
/caring/
Showing concern, kindness, and attention to others' needs.
Adjectivesadjective - trustworthy
/trustworthy/
Deserving of trust because one is honest and reliable.
Adjectivesadjective - emotional
/emotional/
Easily affected by or showing strong feelings.
Adjectivesadjective - emotion
/emotion/
A strong mental and physical feeling such as joy, fear, or anger.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - mood
/mood/
A person's emotional state at a particular time.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - temper
/temper/
A person's state of mind, especially the tendency to become angry.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - cautious
/cautious/
Careful to avoid problems or risks.
Adjectivesadjective - reckless
/reckless/
Showing a careless lack of concern about risks.
Adjectivesadjective - possessive
/possessive/
Demanding total attention or control over someone.
Adjectivesadjective - comfort
/comfort/
A state of physical ease or relief from distress; also consolation.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - pity
/pity/
A feeling of sorrow caused by another's misfortune.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - loathing
/loathing/
A feeling of strong hatred or disgust.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - tender
/tender/
Showing gentleness, kindness, and affection.
Adjectivesadjective - bitter-resentful
/bitter-resentful/
Feeling lasting anger or disappointment about something unfair.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - cheer
/cheer/
A feeling of happiness; also a shout of encouragement.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - dread
/dread/
A strong fear or anxiety about something that may happen.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - wishful
/wishful/
Having or expressing a hope or desire, often unrealistic.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - tearful
/tearful/
Filled with or shedding tears; very sad.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - playful
/playful/
Fond of games and amusement; lighthearted.
Adjectivesadjective - serious
/serious/
Solemn or thoughtful in manner; not lighthearted.
Adjectivesadjective - easygoing
/easygoing/
Calm, tolerant, and not easily upset.
Adjectivesadjective - edgy
/edgy/
Nervous, anxious, or quick to become annoyed.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - elated
/elated/
Filled with great joy and high spirits.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - discouraged
/discouraged/
Feeling less hopeful or enthusiastic about something.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - encouraged
/encouraged/
Feeling more hopeful or confident because of support.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - wistful
/wistful/
Having a feeling of vague or gentle longing.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - majestic
/majestic/
Showing impressive beauty, dignity, or grandeur.
Adjectivesadjective - shocked
/shocked/
Feeling sudden, strong surprise, distress, or disgust.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - shocking
/shocking/
Causing strong surprise, distress, or disgust.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - conceited
/conceited/
Having an excessively high opinion of oneself.
Adjectivesadjective - composed
/composed/
Calm and showing no nervousness or agitation.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - composure
/composure/
The state of being calm and in control of one's feelings.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - sociable
/sociable/
Friendly and fond of being with other people.
Adjectivesadjective - reserved
/reserved/
Slow to show feelings or opinions; restrained.
Adjectivesadjective - outgoing
/outgoing/
Sociable, open, and comfortable meeting new people.
Adjectivesadjective - good-natured
/good-natured/
Having a pleasant, kind, and tolerant character.
Adjectivesadjective - bad-tempered
/bad-tempered/
Often angry, irritable, or unpleasant in mood.
Adjectivesadjective - fond
/fond/
Feeling affection or liking for someone or something.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - uneasy
/uneasy/
Feeling anxious, uncomfortable, or troubled.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - excitable
/excitable/
Quick to become enthusiastic, nervous, or emotional.
Adjectivesadjective - carefree
/carefree/
Having no worries or responsibilities; lighthearted.
Adjectivesadjective - melancholic
/melancholic/
Feeling or expressing a gentle, lasting sadness.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - triumphant
/triumphant/
Feeling or showing joy after a victory or achievement.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - timorous
/timorous/
Showing or feeling a lack of courage; nervous and fearful.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - reassured
/reassured/
Made to feel calm and free from doubt or fear.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - spiteful
/spiteful/
Showing a desire to harm or annoy others out of ill will.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - charitable
/charitable/
Willing to give help, money, or kindness to those in need.
Adjectivesadjective - truthful
/truthful/
Habitually telling the truth; not lying.
Adjectivesadjective - vain-proud
/vain-proud/
Having excessive pride in one's looks or abilities.
Adjectivesadjective - tranquil
/tranquil/
Free from disturbance; quiet and peaceful.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - weary
/weary/
Feeling tired, often from too much effort or boredom.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - smug
/smug/
Showing irritating self-satisfaction.
Adjectivesadjective - forgiving-nature
/forgiving-nature/
Ready to stop feeling angry toward someone for a fault.
Adjectivesadjective - apprehensive
/apprehensive/
Anxious or fearful that something bad will happen.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - blissful
/blissful/
Full of perfect, peaceful happiness.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - irritated
/irritated/
Feeling annoyed and slightly angry.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - heroic
/heroic/
Showing great courage, like a hero.
Adjectivesadjective - dejected
/dejected/
Feeling low in spirits; downhearted.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - accepting
/accepting/
Ready to receive people or ideas without judgement.
Adjectivesadjective - breathe
/breathe/
To move air into and out of the lungs. It is one of the most basic actions the body does to stay alive.
Body & Healthverb - breathing
/breathing/
The process or action of moving air in and out of the lungs. It can also describe the sound or pattern of this action.
Body & Healthnoun - breathed
/breathed/
The past tense of 'breathe'. It describes having taken air into and out of the lungs.
Body & Healthverb - sweat
/sweat/
The salty liquid that comes out of the skin when a person is hot, nervous, or working hard. It can also be a verb meaning to produce this liquid.
Body & Healthnoun - sneeze
/sneeze/
To suddenly and noisily push air out through the nose and mouth, often because of dust, a cold, or an allergy. It can also be a noun for this action.
Body & Healthverb - cough
/cough/
To force air out of the throat with a sudden sharp sound, often when ill or when something irritates the throat. It can also be a noun.
Body & Healthverb - yawn
/yawn/
To open the mouth wide and breathe in deeply, usually when tired or bored. It can also be a noun for this action.
Body & Healthverb - blink
/blink/
To shut and open the eyes very quickly, usually without thinking about it. It can also be a noun for this quick movement.
Body & Healthverb - swallow
/swallow/
To make food, drink, or saliva pass from the mouth down into the throat and stomach. It can also be a noun.
Body & Healthverb - chew
/chew/
To bite and crush food with the teeth before swallowing it. It can also describe biting on something repeatedly.
Body & Healthverb - bite
/bite/
To use the teeth to cut into food or another object. It can also be a noun for a small piece taken or a wound from teeth.
Body & Healthverb - scratch
/scratch/
To rub the skin with the fingernails, often to stop an itch. It can also mean to make a thin mark on a surface, or be a noun for such a mark.
Body & Healthverb - stretch
/stretch/
To make the body or part of it longer by reaching out, often to feel more comfortable. It can also mean to pull something so it becomes longer or wider.
Body & Healthverb - kneel
/kneel/
To lower the body so that one or both knees rest on the ground. People kneel to pray, propose, or reach something low.
Body & Healthverb - kiss
/kiss/
To touch someone or something with the lips, usually to show love or greeting. It can also be a noun for this touch.
Body & Healthverb - wink
/wink/
To close and open one eye quickly, usually to send a friendly or secret signal. It can also be a noun for this action.
Body & Healthverb - ache
/ache/
A continuous, dull pain in part of the body. It can also be a verb meaning to feel such a pain.
Body & Healthnoun - sore
/sore/
Feeling pain or discomfort, especially when touched or used. It can also be a noun for a painful spot on the skin.
Body & Healthadjective - dizzy
/dizzy/
Feeling unsteady, as if everything is spinning and you might fall. It often happens when tired, sick, or after spinning around.
Body & Healthadjective - exhausted
/exhausted/
Extremely tired, with no energy left. It usually follows hard work or a lack of rest.
Body & Healthadjective - feeble
/feeble/
Lacking physical strength, often because of illness or old age. It can also describe a weak effort or argument.
Body & Healthadjective - recover
/recover/
To return to good health after being ill or hurt, or to get something back that was lost. It often takes time and rest.
Body & Healthverb - heal
/heal/
To make a wound or sick person healthy again, or for an injury to become well by itself. It often happens slowly over time.
Body & Healthverb - healing
/healing/
The process of becoming healthy again after injury or illness. It can also be used as an adjective describing something that helps this process.
Body & Healthnoun - injure
/injure/
To cause harm or damage to the body of a person or animal. It often happens in accidents or sports.
Body & Healthverb - injury
/injury/
Harm or damage done to a part of the body. It can be small, like a cut, or serious, like a broken bone.
Body & Healthnoun - bruise
/bruise/
A dark blue or purple mark on the skin caused by a knock or fall. It can also be a verb meaning to cause or get such a mark.
Body & Healthnoun - swell
/swell/
To become larger or rounder than normal, often because of injury, illness, or pressure. It can also be a noun for rising sea water.
Body & Healthverb - swollen
/swollen/
Made larger and rounder than usual, often because of injury or illness. It is the past participle of 'swell' used as a description.
Body & Healthadjective - painful
/painful/
Causing physical or emotional pain. It describes something that hurts.
Body & Healthadjective - chop
/chop/
To cut something into pieces with quick, heavy strokes of a knife or axe. In cooking it usually means cutting food into small pieces.
Food & Drinkverb - slice
/slice/
To cut something into thin, flat pieces. It can also be a noun for one of these thin pieces.
Food & Drinkverb - peel
/peel/
To remove the outer skin or covering from fruit or vegetables. It can also be a noun for the skin itself.
Food & Drinkverb - fry
/fry/
To cook food in hot oil or fat in a pan. It usually gives food a crisp surface.
Food & Drinkverb - bake
/bake/
To cook food using dry heat in an oven, especially bread, cakes, and pastries. It can also describe the sun hardening the ground.
Food & Drinkverb - roast
/roast/
To cook meat or vegetables with dry heat, usually in an oven or over a fire. It can also be a noun for a roasted piece of meat.
Food & Drinkverb - grill
/grill/
To cook food on metal bars over or under direct heat. It can also be a noun for the cooking device itself.
Food & Drinkverb - mix
/mix/
To combine two or more things so they become one. It can also be a noun for the combined result.
Food & Drinkverb - tangy
/tangy/
Having a strong, sharp, slightly sour but pleasant taste or smell. It often describes citrus fruit, vinegar dressings, or certain cheeses.
Food & Drinkadjective - juicy
/juicy/
Containing a lot of juice and pleasant to eat. It often describes ripe fruit or well-cooked meat.
Food & Drinkadjective - rotten
/rotten/
Decayed or gone bad, especially food that is no longer safe to eat. It can also describe something very bad in general.
Food & Drinkadjective - stale
/stale/
No longer fresh, especially bread or other food that has become dry or hard. It can also describe air or ideas that are no longer new.
Food & Drinkadjective - delicious
/delicious/
Having a very pleasant taste or smell. It is a strong word of praise for food and drink.
Food & Drinkadjective - bloom
/bloom/
To produce flowers, or for flowers to open. It can also be a noun meaning a flower or the state of flowering.
Nature & Environmentverb - melt
/melt/
To change from a solid to a liquid because of heat, like ice turning to water. It can also describe feelings softening.
Nature & Environmentverb - freeze
/freeze/
To become hard and solid, or to turn to ice, because of cold. It can also mean to stop moving suddenly.
Nature & Environmentverb - froze
/froze/
The past tense of 'freeze'. It describes how something turned to ice or stopped suddenly.
Nature & Environmentverb - flow
/flow/
To move along smoothly and steadily, like water in a river. It can also be a noun for this steady movement.
Nature & Environmentverb - drip
/drip/
To fall slowly in small drops, or to let liquid fall this way. It can also be a noun for a falling drop.
Nature & Environmentverb - shine
/shine/
To give out or reflect bright light. It can also mean to do something very well or to be excellent.
Nature & Environmentverb - glow
/glow/
To give out a soft, steady light without flames. It can also be a noun for this gentle light or warmth.
Nature & Environmentverb - breeze
/breeze/
A light, gentle wind. It can also mean something very easy to do.
Nature & Environmentnoun - drizzle
/drizzle/
Light rain made of very small drops. As a verb it can also mean to pour a thin stream of liquid over food.
Nature & Environmentnoun - foggy
/foggy/
Full of fog, so that it is hard to see far. It can also describe a mind that is not thinking clearly.
Nature & Environmentadjective - cloudy
/cloudy/
Having many clouds in the sky, so there is little sunshine. It can also describe a liquid that is not clear.
Nature & Environmentadjective - sunny
/sunny/
Full of bright sunshine, with few or no clouds. It can also describe a cheerful, happy mood.
Nature & Environmentadjective - windy
/windy/
Having a lot of wind. It describes weather where the air moves strongly.
Nature & Environmentadjective - muddy
/muddy/
Covered with or full of mud, which is wet, soft earth. It can also describe water or ideas that are not clear.
Nature & Environmentadjective - dusty
/dusty/
Covered with or full of dust, which is tiny dry particles of dirt. It often describes places that have not been cleaned.
Nature & Environmentadjective - breath
/breath/
The air that you take into and let out of your lungs. It can also mean a single act of breathing.
Body & Healthnoun - crisp
/crisp/
Firm and dry, breaking easily with a pleasant sound. It can also describe cool, fresh air or clear, neat speech.
Food & Drinkadjective - swallowed
/swallowed/
The past tense of 'swallow'. It describes having made food, drink, or saliva go down the throat.
Body & Healthverb - chewed
/chewed/
The past tense of 'chew'. It describes having crushed food with the teeth.
Body & Healthverb - sneezed
/sneezed/
The past tense of 'sneeze'. It describes having suddenly blown air out of the nose.
Body & Healthverb - coughed
/coughed/
The past tense of 'cough'. It describes having pushed air out of the throat noisily.
Body & Healthverb - yawned
/yawned/
The past tense of 'yawn'. It describes having opened the mouth wide while tired or bored.
Body & Healthverb - blinked
/blinked/
The past tense of 'blink'. It describes having quickly closed and opened the eyes.
Body & Healthverb - stretched
/stretched/
The past tense of 'stretch'. It describes having reached out the body or pulled something to make it longer.
Body & Healthverb - hugged
/hugged/
The past tense of 'hug'. It describes having held someone closely in the arms.
Body & Healthverb - clench
/clench/
To close part of the body tightly, such as making a fist or pressing the teeth together, often from anger, fear, or effort. It can also be a noun for this tight hold.
Body & Healthverb - chopped
/chopped/
The past tense of 'chop'. It describes having cut something into pieces with quick strokes. It is also used as an adjective for cut food.
Food & Drinkverb - sliced
/sliced/
The past tense of 'slice'. It describes having cut something into thin flat pieces, and is often used as an adjective.
Food & Drinkverb - peeled
/peeled/
The past tense of 'peel'. It describes having removed the outer skin from fruit or vegetables.
Food & Drinkverb - marinate
/marinate/
To soak meat, fish, or vegetables in a flavored liquid before cooking, so they take in the flavor and become tender. The liquid is called a marinade.
Food & Drinkverb - mince
/mince/
To cut food, especially meat, garlic, or herbs, into very small pieces. As a noun it can mean finely cut meat.
Food & Drinkverb - garnish
/garnish/
To decorate a dish with a small amount of food, such as a herb or a slice of lemon, to make it look attractive. It can also be a noun for the decoration.
Food & Drinkverb - mixed
/mixed/
The past tense of 'mix'. It describes having combined things together, and is often used as an adjective.
Food & Drinkverb - bloomed
/bloomed/
The past tense of 'bloom'. It describes how flowers opened or how something developed well.
Nature & Environmentverb - melted
/melted/
The past tense of 'melt'. It describes how a solid turned into liquid because of heat.
Nature & Environmentverb - flowed
/flowed/
The past tense of 'flow'. It describes how a liquid or other thing moved along smoothly and steadily.
Nature & Environmentverb - shone
/shone/
The past tense of 'shine'. It describes how something gave out or reflected bright light, or did something very well.
Nature & Environmentverb - zesty
/zesty/
Having a fresh, sharp, lively flavor, often from citrus or spices. It can also describe an energetic, lively quality.
Food & Drinkadjective - smoky
/smoky/
Having the taste, smell, or look of smoke. It often describes grilled or smoked foods, or air filled with smoke.
Food & Drinkadjective - starchy
/starchy/
Containing a lot of starch, the substance found in foods like potatoes, rice, and bread. Such foods are filling and give energy.
Food & Drinkadjective - thunderstorm
/thunderstorm/
A storm with thunder, lightning, and usually heavy rain. It often comes with strong wind.
Nature & Environmentnoun - freezing
/freezing/
Extremely cold, cold enough to turn water to ice. It is often used to say it is very cold.
Nature & Environmentadjective - melting
/melting/
In the process of turning from solid to liquid because of heat. It can also describe something very tender or touching.
Nature & Environmentadjective - glowing
/glowing/
Giving out a soft, steady light or warmth. It can also describe very positive praise or healthy-looking skin.
Nature & Environmentadjective - shining
/shining/
Giving out or reflecting bright light. It can also describe something excellent or admirable.
Nature & Environmentadjective - flowing
/flowing/
Moving along smoothly and continuously, like water. It can also describe loose, graceful clothing or hair.
Nature & Environmentadjective - dripping
/dripping/
Falling in drops, or so wet that drops are falling off. It emphasizes that something is thoroughly wet.
Nature & Environmentadjective - sweaty
/sweaty/
Covered with or smelling of sweat. It usually follows exercise, heat, or nervousness.
Body & Healthadjective - itch
/itch/
An uncomfortable feeling on the skin that makes you want to scratch it. It can also be a verb meaning to have this feeling.
Body & Healthnoun - itchy
/itchy/
Feeling an itch, or causing one. It describes skin or clothing that makes you want to scratch.
Body & Healthadjective - rub
/rub/
To move your hand or an object back and forth against a surface with pressure. It can also be a noun for this action.
Body & Healthverb - limp
/limp/
To walk in an uneven way because one leg or foot hurts. It can also be a noun for this kind of walk, or an adjective meaning soft and weak.
Body & Healthverb - faint
/faint/
To suddenly lose consciousness for a short time, usually because of heat, shock, or lack of food. As an adjective it means weak or hard to see or hear.
Body & Healthverb - shiver
/shiver/
To shake slightly and uncontrollably, usually because of cold or fear. It can also be a noun for this shaking.
Body & Healthverb - tremble
/tremble/
To shake slightly and without control, often because of fear, cold, or weakness. It can also be a noun for this shaking.
Body & Healthverb - soothe
/soothe/
To make someone feel calmer, or to make pain or discomfort less. It is often used for comforting a person or easing a sore part of the body.
Body & Healthverb - remedy
/remedy/
Something that cures an illness or solves a problem, such as a medicine or treatment. As a verb it means to put something right.
Body & Healthnoun - feverish
/feverish/
Having a fever, or feeling hot and unwell because of one. It can also describe very excited, restless activity.
Body & Healthadjective - queasy
/queasy/
Feeling slightly sick in the stomach, as if you might vomit. It can also describe an uneasy, worried feeling.
Body & Healthadjective - sting
/sting/
To cause a sharp, burning pain, as an insect, plant, or wound can. It can also be a noun for this pain or for the part that stings.
Body & Healthverb - twist
/twist/
To turn something around or bend it out of shape, or to injure a joint by turning it suddenly. It can also be a noun for a turn or an unexpected change.
Body & Healthverb - rash
/rash/
An area of red, often itchy spots or patches on the skin, caused by illness or an allergy. As an adjective it means done too quickly without thought.
Body & Healthnoun - throb
/throb/
To beat or hurt with a strong, steady rhythm, like a heart or a painful wound. It can also be a noun for this beating.
Body & Healthverb - numb
/numb/
Unable to feel anything, usually because of cold or pressure. It can also describe a lack of strong emotion.
Body & Healthadjective - steam
/steam/
To cook food using the hot vapor that rises from boiling water. It can also be a noun for this vapor.
Food & Drinkverb - grate
/grate/
To rub food such as cheese or carrots against a rough metal tool to break it into small pieces. It can also be a noun for a metal frame.
Food & Drinkverb - knead
/knead/
To press, fold, and stretch dough with the hands to make it smooth, usually when making bread. It can also mean to press muscles.
Food & Drinkverb - whisk
/whisk/
To beat eggs, cream, or other liquid quickly so that air is mixed in. It can also be a noun for the kitchen tool used to do this.
Food & Drinkverb - simmer
/simmer/
To cook food slowly in liquid that is hot but just below boiling. It can also describe a feeling, like anger, that stays under the surface.
Food & Drinkverb - creamy
/creamy/
Smooth, thick, and rich, like cream. It describes the pleasant texture of certain foods and drinks.
Food & Drinkadjective - greasy
/greasy/
Covered with or containing a lot of oil or fat. It often describes fried food or oily skin and hair.
Food & Drinkadjective - bland
/bland/
Having little or no strong flavor. It can also describe something dull or without interest.
Food & Drinkadjective - savory
/savory/
Having a salty, spicy, or meaty taste rather than a sweet one. It describes foods like soups, cheese, and meat dishes.
Food & Drinkadjective - chewy
/chewy/
Needing a lot of chewing because it is soft but not easy to break apart. It often describes certain breads, sweets, or meats.
Food & Drinkadjective - ripen
/ripen/
To become ripe, or to make fruit become ripe and ready to eat. It happens as fruit grows softer and sweeter.
Food & Drinkverb - overripe
/overripe/
Too ripe, so that the fruit has become soft, mushy, and is starting to go bad. It is past the best stage for eating.
Food & Drinkadjective - frosty
/frosty/
Very cold, with a thin white layer of frost. It can also describe an unfriendly, cold manner.
Nature & Environmentadjective - stormy
/stormy/
Marked by strong wind, rain, or thunder. It can also describe an angry, troubled situation.
Nature & Environmentadjective - misty
/misty/
Covered with a light mist, so the air looks slightly white and it is hard to see far. It can also describe eyes filling with tears.
Nature & Environmentadjective - icy
/icy/
Covered with ice or extremely cold. It can also describe a very cold, unfriendly manner.
Nature & Environmentadjective - sandy
/sandy/
Covered with or containing a lot of sand. It often describes beaches, deserts, and soil.
Nature & Environmentadjective - rocky
/rocky/
Covered with or made of many rocks. It can also describe a difficult, unstable situation.
Nature & Environmentadjective - leafy
/leafy/
Having many leaves, or with many trees and plants. It often describes green, pleasant places.
Nature & Environmentadjective - thaw
/thaw/
To become soft or liquid again after being frozen, as ice or frozen food does when it warms. It can also be a noun for a warmer period.
Nature & Environmentverb - sprout
/sprout/
To begin to grow, especially when a plant produces new shoots or a seed starts to grow. It can also be a noun for a young shoot.
Nature & Environmentverb - wither
/wither/
To become dry, weak, and shrunken, as a plant does when it lacks water. It can also describe something that fades or weakens.
Nature & Environmentverb - ripening
/ripening/
In the process of becoming ripe and ready to eat. It describes fruit and grain growing softer, sweeter, or fuller.
Food & Drinkadjective - drizzling
/drizzling/
Raining lightly with very small drops. It can also describe pouring a thin stream of liquid over food.
Nature & Environmentverb - sweating
/sweating/
Producing sweat from the skin, usually because of heat, effort, or nervousness. It is the present participle of 'sweat'.
Body & Healthverb - breathless
/breathless/
Having trouble breathing, usually after effort, or so excited that you forget to breathe normally. It describes being out of breath.
Body & Healthadjective - inhale
/inhale/
To breathe air, smoke, or a smell into the lungs. It is the opposite of 'exhale'.
Body & Healthverb - exhale
/exhale/
To breathe air out of the lungs. It is the opposite of 'inhale'.
Body & Healthverb - limb
/limb/
An arm or leg of a person or animal. It can also mean a large branch of a tree.
Body & Healthnoun - joint
/joint/
A place in the body where two bones meet and allow movement, such as the knee or elbow. It can also describe a place where two parts join.
Body & Healthnoun - sprain
/sprain/
To injure a joint, such as the ankle or wrist, by twisting it suddenly so that it hurts and swells. It can also be a noun for this injury.
Body & Healthverb - mashed
/mashed/
Crushed and mixed into a soft, smooth mass, especially cooked vegetables. It is the past tense of 'mash' and is often used as an adjective.
Food & Drinkverb - poach
/poach/
To cook food, such as eggs or fish, gently in liquid that is hot but not boiling. It can also mean to catch animals illegally.
Food & Drinkverb - sizzle
/sizzle/
To make a hissing sound, like food cooking in hot oil or fat. It can also be a noun for this sound.
Food & Drinkverb - toasted
/toasted/
Made brown and crisp by heat, especially bread. It is the past tense of 'toast' and is often used as an adjective.
Food & Drinkverb - freshly
/freshly/
Recently and in a new, fresh way. It is often used before past participles to show something was just done.
Food & Drinkadverb - crispy
/crispy/
Pleasantly firm and crunchy, especially on the outside after cooking. It often describes fried or baked food.
Food & Drinkadjective - soggy
/soggy/
Heavy with water and unpleasantly soft, often when food has soaked up too much liquid. It can also describe wet ground.
Food & Drinkadjective - nutritious
/nutritious/
Containing substances that the body needs to stay healthy and grow. It describes food that is good for you.
Food & Drinkadjective - appetizing
/appetizing/
Looking or smelling so good that it makes you want to eat. It describes attractive food.
Food & Drinkadjective - seasoned
/seasoned/
Given flavor by adding salt, herbs, or spices. It is the past tense of 'season' and can also describe an experienced person.
Food & Drinkverb - chilly
/chilly/
Cold enough to be uncomfortable, but not freezing. It can also describe an unfriendly manner.
Nature & Environmentadjective - damp
/damp/
Slightly wet, often in an unpleasant way. It can also be a verb meaning to make something slightly wet or to reduce.
Nature & Environmentadjective - warmth
/warmth/
The quality or feeling of being warm, with pleasant heat. It can also describe kind, friendly feelings.
Nature & Environmentnoun - chill
/chill/
An unpleasant feeling of cold. As a verb it means to make something cold or, informally, to relax.
Nature & Environmentnoun - daylight
/daylight/
The natural light that we have during the day, before it gets dark. It can also mean the time when it is light.
Nature & Environmentnoun - raindrop
/raindrop/
A single drop of water that falls as rain. Many raindrops together make a shower or storm.
Nature & Environmentnoun - snowflake
/snowflake/
A single small, soft piece of ice that falls as snow, often with a delicate star shape. Each one is said to be unique.
Nature & Environmentnoun - sunlight
/sunlight/
The natural light that comes from the sun. Plants need it to grow and it lights the day.
Nature & Environmentnoun - moonlight
/moonlight/
The soft light that comes from the moon at night. As a verb it can mean to do a second job, often secretly.
Nature & Environmentnoun - shade
/shade/
An area that is darker and cooler because something blocks the sunlight. It can also mean a small difference in color.
Nature & Environmentnoun - breezy
/breezy/
Having a pleasant, light wind. It can also describe a cheerful, relaxed manner.
Nature & Environmentadjective - icicle
/icicle/
A long, thin, pointed piece of ice that hangs down, formed when dripping water freezes. They often hang from roofs or branches in cold weather.
Nature & Environmentnoun - swelling
/swelling/
A place on the body that has become larger than normal because of injury or illness. It can also be a verb form of 'swell'.
Body & Healthnoun - wound
/wound/
An injury to the body in which the skin is cut, torn, or broken. As a verb it means to cause such an injury.
Body & Healthnoun - scar
/scar/
A mark that stays on the skin after a wound has healed. It can also describe lasting emotional harm.
Body & Healthnoun - blister
/blister/
A small, raised bubble on the skin filled with clear liquid, often caused by rubbing or burning. As a verb it means to form such bubbles.
Body & Healthnoun - sniff
/sniff/
To breathe in quickly and audibly through the nose, often to smell something or because of a cold. It can also be a noun for this action.
Body & Healthverb - frown
/frown/
To wrinkle the area above the eyes to show that you are unhappy, angry, or thinking hard. It can also be a noun for this expression.
Body & Healthverb - crawl
/crawl/
To move slowly along the ground on the hands and knees, as a baby does. It can also describe moving very slowly.
Body & Healthverb - lean
/lean/
To bend or move the body so that it rests against something or tilts to one side. As an adjective it can mean thin or with little fat.
Body & Healthverb - grip
/grip/
To hold something firmly and tightly with the hands. It can also be a noun for a firm hold or control.
Body & Healthverb - sip
/sip/
To drink something slowly, taking only small amounts at a time. It can also be a noun for a small drink.
Food & Drinkverb - gulp
/gulp/
To swallow food or drink quickly in large amounts. It can also be a noun for a big swallow, or describe swallowing from fear.
Food & Drinkverb - flavorful
/flavorful/
Having a strong and pleasant taste. It describes food that is full of flavor.
Food & Drinkadjective - mild
/mild/
Not strong, sharp, or harsh; gentle in flavor, weather, or feeling. It is often used for food that is not spicy and for pleasant weather.
Food & Drinkadjective - frosted
/frosted/
Covered with a thin white layer of frost, or with a sweet sugar coating. It is used for cold windows and for decorated cakes.
Nature & Environmentadjective - overcast
/overcast/
Covered with grey clouds, so that there is no sunshine. It describes a dull, cloudy sky.
Nature & Environmentadjective - gust
/gust/
A sudden, strong rush of wind. It often comes and goes quickly during windy weather.
Nature & Environmentnoun - puddle
/puddle/
A small pool of water lying on the ground, usually after rain. Children often like to jump in puddles.
Nature & Environmentnoun - nibble
/nibble/
To eat something by taking small, gentle bites. It can also be a noun for a small bite or snack.
Food & Drinkverb - tart
/tart/
Having a sharp, sour taste, like unripe fruit or lemon. As a noun it can also mean a small open pastry with a sweet or savory filling.
Food & Drinkadjective - rinse
/rinse/
To wash something quickly with clean water, often to remove soap or dirt. It can also be a noun for this action.
Food & Drinkverb - soak
/soak/
To leave something in liquid for a while so it becomes completely wet or soft. It can also mean to absorb liquid.
Food & Drinkverb - spill
/spill/
To accidentally let liquid or other loose material fall or flow out of a container. It can also be a noun for the mess made.
Food & Drinkverb - scrape
/scrape/
To remove material from a surface by rubbing it hard with an edge or tool. It can also be a noun for a small injury from scraping the skin.
Food & Drinkverb - defrost
/defrost/
To make frozen food or a freezer warm enough so the ice melts. It is a common step before cooking frozen food.
Food & Drinkverb - sparkle
/sparkle/
To shine brightly with small, quick flashes of light. It can also be a noun for this kind of light or for lively energy.
Nature & Environmentverb - dew
/dew/
Small drops of water that form on cool surfaces, like grass, during the night. It often appears in early morning.
Nature & Environmentnoun - sleet
/sleet/
A mixture of rain and snow, or small pieces of ice, that falls in cold weather. As a verb it means for this to fall.
Nature & Environmentnoun - haze
/haze/
A thin mist, smoke, or dust in the air that makes things hard to see clearly. It can also describe a confused state of mind.
Nature & Environmentnoun - hazy
/hazy/
Slightly misty or unclear, so that things are hard to see well. It can also describe memories or ideas that are not clear.
Nature & Environmentadjective - muggy
/muggy/
Unpleasantly warm and damp, with a lot of moisture in the still air. It often describes hot, sticky summer weather before a storm.
Nature & Environmentadjective - sweltering
/sweltering/
So hot that it is very uncomfortable, often making people sweat. It usually describes very hot summer weather.
Nature & Environmentadjective - scorching
/scorching/
Extremely hot, hot enough to burn or feel like burning. It often describes intense sun or very hot weather.
Nature & Environmentadjective - shady
/shady/
Sheltered from direct sunlight, so it is cooler and darker. It can also describe a person or activity that seems dishonest.
Nature & Environmentadjective - parched
/parched/
Extremely dry, especially because of heat or lack of rain. It can also describe a person who is very thirsty.
Nature & Environmentadjective - turn on
/turn on/
To start a machine, light, or appliance by operating a switch or control. It is the opposite of turn off.
Daily Lifeverb - turn off
/turn off/
To stop a machine, light, or appliance by operating a switch. It is the opposite of turn on.
Daily Lifeverb - take in
/take in/
To understand and absorb information, or to deceive someone. It can also mean to give someone shelter.
Common Verbsverb - give back
/give back/
To return something to the person it belongs to. It can also mean to contribute to a community.
Common Verbsverb - throw away
/throw away/
To get rid of something you no longer want, usually by putting it in the rubbish. It can also mean to waste an opportunity.
Daily Lifeverb - put away
/put away/
To place something in its proper place after using it. It implies tidying up.
Daily Lifeverb - clean up
/clean up/
To make a place neat and clean by removing dirt or mess. It can also mean to make oneself tidy.
Daily Lifeverb - stand up
/stand up/
To rise to a standing position from sitting or lying down. It can also mean to fail to meet someone as arranged.
Common Verbsverb - sit down
/sit down/
To lower yourself into a seated position. It is the opposite of stand up.
Common Verbsverb - lie down
/lie down/
To put your body in a flat or resting position, usually to rest or sleep.
Daily Lifeverb - go back
/go back/
To return to a place or situation you were in before. It can also refer to returning to a previous time.
Common Verbsverb - hurry up
/hurry up/
To do something more quickly, or to urge someone to be quick. It is often used as a command.
Common Verbsverb - shut up
/shut up/
To stop talking or be quiet. It can sound rude unless said playfully among friends.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - get rid of
/get rid of/
To remove or throw away something unwanted, or to free yourself from a problem.
Common Verbsphrase - cut down
/cut down/
To reduce the amount of something you do or use. It can also mean to chop down a tree.
Daily Lifeverb - log in
/log in/
To enter your username and password to gain access to a computer system or account.
Daily Lifeverb - log out
/log out/
To end your session in a computer system or account, usually for security. It is the opposite of log in.
Daily Lifeverb - sign up
/sign up/
To put your name on a list to join a course, service, or event. It often means creating an account.
Daily Lifeverb - catch up
/catch up/
To reach the same point or level as others, or to exchange recent news with someone.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - give away
/give away/
To give something to someone for free, or to reveal a secret by accident.
Common Verbsverb - get through
/get through/
To finish a task, to survive a difficult time, or to succeed in contacting someone.
Common Verbsverb - move on
/move on/
To leave one place, topic, or situation and continue to the next. It can also mean to recover emotionally.
Common Verbsverb - once in a while
/once in a while/
From time to time, but not often or regularly. It describes something that happens occasionally.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - on purpose
/on purpose/
Done deliberately and intentionally, not by accident.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - by heart
/by heart/
To know or learn something so well that you can recite it from memory.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - in a hurry
/in a hurry/
Doing something quickly because there is little time. It describes a state of haste.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - at once
/at once/
Immediately, without delay. It can also mean at the same time.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - out of order
/out of order/
Not functioning correctly, especially a machine. It can also mean behaving unacceptably.
Daily Lifephrase - make sense
/make sense/
To be clear, logical, and easy to understand. It can also mean to be a sensible choice.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - take place
/take place/
To happen or occur, usually as a planned event.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - on time
/on time/
Arriving or happening at the expected or scheduled time, neither early nor late.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - in time
/in time/
Early enough to do something before a deadline or before it is too late.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - get away
/get away/
To escape from a place or person, or to leave for a short holiday.
Daily Lifeverb - call up
/call up/
To telephone someone. It can also mean to summon someone for military service.
Daily Lifeverb - turn around
/turn around/
To move so that you face the opposite direction. It can also mean to improve a bad situation.
Common Verbsverb - wake someone up
/wake someone up/
To cause another person to stop sleeping. It is the causative form of waking up.
Daily Lifeverb - put back
/put back/
To return something to the place where it was before. It can also mean to delay something.
Daily Lifeverb - try on
/try on/
To put on a piece of clothing to see if it fits or suits you before buying it.
Daily Lifeverb - throw up
/throw up/
To bring up food from the stomach through the mouth; to vomit. It is an informal expression.
Daily Lifeverb - wash up
/wash up/
In British English, to wash the dishes; in American English, to wash one's hands and face.
Daily Lifeverb - warm up
/warm up/
To do gentle exercise to prepare your body for activity, or to make something warmer.
Daily Lifeverb - drop out
/drop out/
To stop attending a school, course, or activity before finishing it.
Daily Lifeverb - come in
/come in/
To enter a place, often used as an invitation. It can also mean to arrive or become available.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - go out
/go out/
To leave home to do something social, or for a light or fire to stop burning.
Daily Lifeverb - sit up
/sit up/
To move from lying down to a sitting position, or to stay awake late.
Daily Lifeverb - wake-up call
/wake-up call/
An event that shocks someone into realising they must change. It also literally means a phone call to wake you.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - pass away
/pass away/
A gentle, polite way to say that someone has died.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - let down
/let down/
To disappoint someone by failing to do what they expected, or to lower something.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - call back
/call back/
To telephone someone again, especially to return a call you missed.
Daily Lifeverb - sign in
/sign in/
To write your name to record your arrival, or to access an online account.
Daily Lifeverb - sign out
/sign out/
To write your name to record that you are leaving, or to exit an online account.
Daily Lifeverb - fed up
/fed up/
Feeling bored, annoyed, or unhappy because a situation has gone on too long.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - keep up
/keep up/
To continue at the same level or speed as others, or to maintain something.
Common Verbsverb - go ahead
/go ahead/
To begin or continue with something, often after getting permission. It is also used to give permission.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - hold back
/hold back/
To stop yourself or someone from doing something, or to keep something secret.
Common Verbsverb - call someone back
/call someone back/
To return a telephone call to a specific person who called you earlier.
Daily Lifeverb - wear out
/wear out/
For something to become unusable through long use, or to make someone very tired.
Daily Lifeverb - get together
/get together/
To meet with other people, usually socially. As a noun, it means an informal social gathering.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - in the long run
/in the long run/
Over a long period of time; considering the eventual outcome rather than the immediate one.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - all of a sudden
/all of a sudden/
Happening quickly and unexpectedly, without warning.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - keep in touch
/keep in touch/
To continue to communicate with someone even when you do not see them often.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - make up your mind
/make up your mind/
To reach a decision after considering options.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - take a break
/take a break/
To stop an activity for a short time in order to rest.
Daily Lifephrase - make a decision
/make a decision/
To choose between options after thinking; to decide on a course of action.
Common Verbsphrase - take a look
/take a look/
To look at or examine something, usually quickly.
Common Verbsphrase - keep an eye on
/keep an eye on/
To watch someone or something carefully, especially to keep them safe or out of trouble.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - come down
/come down/
To become lower in level or price, or to move from a higher place to a lower one.
Common Verbsverb - as soon as
/as soon as/
At the moment that something happens; immediately after.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - for good
/for good/
Permanently and forever; with no intention of changing back.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - no matter what
/no matter what/
Whatever happens; regardless of the circumstances.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - come on
/come on/
Used to encourage, hurry, or express disbelief. It can also mean a light or device starting to work.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - look around
/look around/
To look at the things in a place, often a shop or area, without a specific aim.
Daily Lifeverb - put down
/put down/
To place something you are holding onto a surface, or to criticise someone unfairly.
Common Verbsverb - pick out
/pick out/
To choose something from a group, or to recognise someone among others.
Common Verbsverb - hand over
/hand over/
To give something to someone, often officially or because you must.
Common Verbsverb - give out
/give out/
To distribute things to several people, or for something to stop working or run out.
Common Verbsverb - keep on
/keep on/
To continue doing something, sometimes annoyingly or persistently.
Common Verbsverb - turn into
/turn into/
To change or develop into something different.
Common Verbsverb - go away
/go away/
To leave a place or person, or to disappear. It can also mean to travel somewhere for a holiday.
Common Verbsverb - come over
/come over/
To come to where someone is, especially to visit their home.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - drop by
/drop by/
To visit someone for a short time, often without arranging it in advance.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - eat out
/eat out/
To have a meal in a restaurant rather than at home.
Daily Lifeverb - run away
/run away/
To leave a place secretly or quickly to escape from someone or something.
Common Verbsverb - wait for
/wait for/
To stay where you are or delay action until someone arrives or something happens.
Common Verbsverb - ask for
/ask for/
To say that you want someone to give you something or do something for you.
Common Verbsverb - depend on
/depend on/
To rely on someone or something, or to be decided by a particular factor.
Common Verbsverb - believe in
/believe in/
To be certain that someone or something exists, or to trust in their ability or value.
Common Verbsverb - agree with
/agree with/
To have the same opinion as someone, or to approve of something.
Common Verbsverb - worry about
/worry about/
To feel anxious or troubled about someone or something.
Common Verbsverb - think about
/think about/
To consider someone or something, or to spend time using your mind to reflect.
Common Verbsverb - think over
/think over/
To consider something carefully before making a decision.
Common Verbsverb - look up to
/look up to/
To admire and respect someone, often someone older or more experienced.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - make out
/make out/
To see, hear, or understand something with difficulty, or to manage in a situation.
Common Verbsverb - deal with
/deal with/
To take action to solve a problem or handle a person or situation.
Common Verbsverb - care for
/care for/
To look after someone who needs help, or to like or want something.
Daily Lifeverb - hang up
/hang up/
To end a telephone call by replacing the receiver or pressing a button. It can also mean to hang clothes.
Daily Lifeverb - plug in
/plug in/
To connect a piece of electrical equipment to a power supply.
Daily Lifeverb - switch on
/switch on/
To start a machine or light by pressing a switch. It is similar to turn on.
Daily Lifeverb - switch off
/switch off/
To stop a machine or light by pressing a switch. It can also mean to stop paying attention.
Daily Lifeverb - tidy up
/tidy up/
To make a place neat by putting things in order.
Daily Lifeverb - get dressed
/get dressed/
To put on your clothes.
Daily Lifeverb - get changed
/get changed/
To take off one set of clothes and put on another.
Daily Lifeverb - dress up
/dress up/
To put on formal or special clothes, or to wear a costume.
Daily Lifeverb - go to bed
/go to bed/
To get into bed in order to sleep.
Daily Lifephrase - fall asleep
/fall asleep/
To begin to sleep, often without intending to.
Daily Lifephrase - oversleep
/oversleep/
To sleep longer than you intended, often missing something important.
Daily Lifeverb - run late
/run late/
To be behind schedule or later than expected.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - pull over
/pull over/
To move a vehicle to the side of the road and stop.
Daily Lifeverb - set out
/set out/
To start a journey, or to begin doing something with a clear aim.
Daily Lifeverb - get going
/get going/
To start moving or doing something, or to leave a place.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - see off
/see off/
To go to a station or airport to say goodbye to someone who is leaving.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - drop in
/drop in/
To make a short, casual visit to someone, usually without arranging it first.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - take out
/take out/
To remove something from a place, or to buy food to eat elsewhere.
Daily Lifeverb - put up
/put up/
To build or raise something, to display it, or to let someone stay in your home.
Common Verbsverb - take down
/take down/
To remove something that is up, or to write down information.
Common Verbsverb - write down
/write down/
To write something on paper or a device so you do not forget it.
Common Verbsverb - read out
/read out/
To read something aloud so that others can hear it.
Common Verbsverb - add up
/add up/
To calculate the total of numbers, or for facts to seem logical and consistent.
Common Verbsverb - hand back
/hand back/
To give something back to the person who gave it to you.
Common Verbsverb - pay back
/pay back/
To return money you borrowed, or to do something unkind in revenge.
Daily Lifeverb - pay off
/pay off/
To finish paying a debt completely, or for an effort to be successful.
Daily Lifeverb - save up
/save up/
To keep money over time so that you can buy something later.
Daily Lifeverb - run out of
/run out of/
To use all of something so that none is left.
Daily Lifeverb - fill up
/fill up/
To make something completely full, often a fuel tank or a container.
Daily Lifeverb - heat up
/heat up/
To make food or a place warmer, or to become warmer.
Daily Lifeverb - cool down
/cool down/
To become or make something cooler, or to become calmer after anger.
Daily Lifeverb - cut off
/cut off/
To stop a supply, to interrupt someone, or to separate something by cutting.
Common Verbsverb - turn back
/turn back/
To stop going forward and return in the direction you came from.
Common Verbsverb - get in
/get in/
To enter a car or small space, to arrive home, or to be accepted into a school.
Daily Lifeverb - get out
/get out/
To leave a place or a car, or to escape from a situation.
Daily Lifeverb - hop on
/hop on/
To get onto a vehicle or bicycle quickly and easily.
Daily Lifeverb - speak up
/speak up/
To talk more loudly, or to express your opinion freely.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - speak out
/speak out/
To express your opinions publicly and firmly, especially about something wrong.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - calm someone down
/calm someone down/
To help another person become less angry, upset, or excited.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - cheer someone up
/cheer someone up/
To make someone feel happier when they are sad.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - make friends
/make friends/
To become friendly with new people.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - say hello
/say hello/
To greet someone; also used to send friendly greetings through another person.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - say goodbye
/say goodbye/
To tell someone farewell when you or they are leaving.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - take it easy
/take it easy/
To relax and not work too hard, or to calm down. It is also a casual goodbye.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - no problem
/no problem/
Used to say that something is not difficult or to respond politely to thanks.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - bring back
/bring back/
To return something to a place or person, or to make someone remember the past.
Common Verbsverb - figure something out
/figure something out/
To understand or solve something after thinking about it.
Common Verbsverb - sort something out
/sort something out/
To deal with a problem or organise something successfully.
Common Verbsverb - look through
/look through/
To read or examine something quickly, often to find something or get an overview.
Common Verbsverb - go over
/go over/
To examine or review something carefully, often to check or explain it.
Common Verbsverb - hand things in
/hand things in/
To give completed work or a found item to a person in authority.
Daily Lifeverb - look out for
/look out for/
To watch carefully for someone or something, or to take care of someone.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - watch over
/watch over/
To guard and take care of someone or something.
Daily Lifeverb - break in
/break in/
To enter a building illegally and by force, usually to steal. It can also mean to interrupt.
Daily Lifeverb - lock up
/lock up/
To close and secure a building or container with locks, especially when leaving.
Daily Lifeverb - hold up
/hold up/
To delay someone or something, to support a weight, or to rob a place using force.
Common Verbsverb - charge up
/charge up/
To fill a battery with electrical power.
Daily Lifeverb - zoom in
/zoom in/
To make an image or part of a screen appear larger and closer.
Daily Lifeverb - zoom out
/zoom out/
To make an image or screen show a wider area by appearing smaller and farther.
Daily Lifeverb - scroll down
/scroll down/
To move the text or images on a screen so you can see what is lower on the page.
Daily Lifeverb - scroll up
/scroll up/
To move the text or images on a screen so you can see what is higher on the page.
Daily Lifeverb - type in
/type in/
To enter information into a device using a keyboard.
Daily Lifeverb - print out
/print out/
To produce a paper copy of a document from a computer.
Daily Lifeverb - take back
/take back/
To return something to a shop or person, or to admit that something you said was wrong.
Common Verbsverb - stand by
/stand by/
To support someone in a difficult time, or to wait, ready to act.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - settle in
/settle in/
To become comfortable and used to a new home, job, or situation.
Daily Lifeverb - grow old
/grow old/
To become older over time; to age.
Daily Lifephrase - take turns
/take turns/
To do something one after another, each person doing it in order.
Daily Lifephrase - make a mistake
/make a mistake/
To do something incorrectly or to make an error.
Common Verbsphrase - make an effort
/make an effort/
To try hard to do something, especially something difficult.
Common Verbsphrase - in charge of
/in charge of/
Having control of or responsibility for someone or something.
Daily Lifephrase - on my own
/on my own/
Alone, or without help from anyone else.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - at last
/at last/
Finally, after a long time or much effort.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - in a row
/in a row/
One after another, without a break; consecutively.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - a couple of
/a couple of/
Two of something, or informally, a small number.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - kind of
/kind of/
To some degree; rather. It softens a statement in casual speech.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - a lot of
/a lot of/
A large number or amount of something.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - right now
/right now/
At this exact moment; immediately.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - step in
/step in/
To become involved in a situation in order to help or stop a problem.
Common Verbsverb - go for it
/go for it/
To make a determined effort to achieve something, often used as encouragement.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - hang out
/hang out/
To spend time relaxing somewhere or with friends.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - chill out
/chill out/
To relax and calm down, especially after being busy or stressed.
Greetings & Phrasesverb - turn over
/turn over/
To move something so the other side is on top, or to give control of something to someone else.
Common Verbsverb - get ready
/get ready/
To prepare yourself or something for an activity or event.
Daily Lifephrase - have a good time
/have a good time/
To enjoy yourself; to have fun.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - break a leg
/break a leg/
A way to wish someone good luck, especially before a performance.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - hit the books
/hit the books/
To begin studying seriously, especially for exams.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - as easy as pie
/as easy as pie/
Extremely easy to do.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - give someone a hand
/give someone a hand/
To help someone, or to clap for them in applause.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - help out
/help out/
To help someone, especially in a difficult situation or with a task.
Common Verbsverb - make do
/make do/
To manage with the limited or unsatisfactory things you have.
Daily Lifephrase - all day long
/all day long/
For the whole day, from beginning to end.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - every now and then
/every now and then/
From time to time; occasionally.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - more or less
/more or less/
Approximately; almost completely but not exactly.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - as usual
/as usual/
In the way that usually happens; as is normal.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - at the moment
/at the moment/
Right now; at the present time.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - used to
/used to/
Used to describe something that happened regularly in the past but no longer does.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - would rather
/would rather/
Used to say that you prefer one thing or action to another.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - had better
/had better/
Used to give strong advice or a warning about what someone should do.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - give it a try
/give it a try/
To attempt to do something, even if you are not sure you will succeed.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - on second thought
/on second thought/
Used when you change your opinion after thinking about it again.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - out loud
/out loud/
In a voice that can be heard, not silently.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - so far
/so far/
Up to the present time; until now.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - at first
/at first/
In or at the beginning, before things changed.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - microwave
/microwave/
A kitchen appliance that heats and cooks food quickly using electromagnetic radiation.
Food & Drinknoun - blender
/blender/
An electric appliance with rotating blades used to mix, puree, or liquefy food and drinks.
Food & Drinknoun - chopping board
/chopping board/
A flat wooden or plastic surface on which food is cut or chopped.
Food & Drinknoun - chopsticks
/chopsticks/
A pair of thin sticks used, especially in East Asia, to pick up and eat food.
Food & Drinknoun - fork
/fork/
A utensil with two or more prongs used for lifting and eating food.
Food & Drinknoun - knife
/knife/
A tool or utensil with a sharp blade used for cutting food or other materials.
Food & Drinknoun - spoon
/spoon/
A utensil with a small shallow bowl on a handle, used for eating, stirring, or serving.
Food & Drinknoun - bowl
/bowl/
A round, deep dish used for holding food or liquid, especially soups and cereals.
Food & Drinknoun - plate
/plate/
A flat, usually round dish from which food is served or eaten.
Food & Drinknoun - cup
/cup/
A small open container, usually with a handle, used for drinking hot beverages.
Food & Drinknoun - mug
/mug/
A large cup with a handle, typically used for hot drinks like coffee or tea.
Food & Drinknoun - glass
/glass/
A drinking container made of glass, or the hard transparent material itself.
Food & Drinknoun - napkin
/napkin/
A piece of cloth or paper used at meals to wipe the mouth and hands.
Food & Drinknoun - train station
/train station/
A place where trains stop so that passengers can get on or off.
Travel & Placesnoun - bus stop
/bus stop/
A designated place where buses stop to let passengers on and off.
Travel & Placesnoun - port
/port/
A town or area with a harbour where ships load and unload goods or passengers.
Travel & Placesnoun - hostel
/hostel/
An inexpensive place to stay, often with shared rooms, popular with young travellers.
Travel & Placesnoun - resort
/resort/
A place where people go on holiday for relaxation, often with hotels and recreation.
Travel & Placesnoun - campsite
/campsite/
An area where people can pitch tents or park camping vehicles to stay outdoors.
Travel & Placesnoun - cabin
/cabin/
A small, simple house, often made of wood and located in the countryside or woods.
Travel & Placesnoun - villa
/villa/
A large and comfortable house, especially one in the countryside or used as a holiday home.
Travel & Placesnoun - town
/town/
A place with houses, shops, and businesses, larger than a village but smaller than a city.
Travel & Placesnoun - village
/village/
A small group of houses and other buildings in a country area, smaller than a town.
Travel & Placesnoun - suburb
/suburb/
A residential area on the edge of a city or large town where people live.
Travel & Placesnoun - countryside
/countryside/
Land outside towns and cities, with fields, farms, and natural scenery.
Travel & Placesnoun - capital
/capital/
The city where a country's or region's government is based.
Travel & Placesnoun - coast
/coast/
The land along the edge of the sea or ocean.
Travel & Placesnoun - island
/island/
A piece of land completely surrounded by water.
Travel & Placesnoun - valley
/valley/
A low area of land between hills or mountains, often with a river running through it.
Travel & Placesnoun - desert
/desert/
A large, dry area of land with little rainfall and few plants, often covered in sand.
Travel & Placesnoun - jungle
/jungle/
A thick, tangled tropical forest with dense vegetation and many wild animals.
Travel & Placesnoun - lake
/lake/
A large area of water surrounded by land.
Travel & Placesnoun - ocean
/ocean/
A very large expanse of salt water that covers most of the earth's surface.
Travel & Placesnoun - beach
/beach/
An area of sand or small stones beside the sea or a lake.
Travel & Placesnoun - cliff
/cliff/
A high, steep face of rock, especially at the edge of the sea.
Travel & Placesnoun - waterfall
/waterfall/
A place where water flows over the edge of a cliff or steep rock and falls down.
Travel & Placesnoun - glacier
/glacier/
A large, slow-moving mass of ice formed from compacted snow over many years.
Travel & Placesnoun - north
/north/
The direction that is on your left when you face the rising sun; one of the four main points.
Travel & Placesnoun - south
/south/
The direction that is opposite north; one of the four main points of the compass.
Travel & Placesnoun - east
/east/
The direction from which the sun rises; one of the four main compass points.
Travel & Placesnoun - west
/west/
The direction in which the sun sets; one of the four main compass points.
Travel & Placesnoun - northeast
/northeast/
The direction or point on the compass midway between north and east.
Travel & Placesnoun - northwest
/northwest/
The direction or point on the compass midway between north and west.
Travel & Placesnoun - southeast
/southeast/
The direction or point on the compass midway between south and east.
Travel & Placesnoun - southwest
/southwest/
The direction or point on the compass midway between south and west.
Travel & Placesnoun - direction
/direction/
The course or path along which someone or something moves or points.
Travel & Placesnoun - compass
/compass/
An instrument with a magnetic needle that shows the direction of north.
Travel & Placesnoun - map
/map/
A drawing or representation of an area showing roads, places, and physical features.
Travel & Placesnoun - GPS
/GPS/
A system that uses satellites to show exact location and give directions.
Travel & Placesnoun - navigation
/navigation/
The process of planning and following a route from one place to another.
Travel & Placesnoun - route
/route/
A way or course taken to get from one place to another.
Travel & Placesnoun - road
/road/
A wide, hard surface built for vehicles and people to travel along.
Travel & Placesnoun - highway
/highway/
A main road, especially one connecting towns and built for fast travel.
Travel & Placesnoun - bridge
/bridge/
A structure built over a river, road, or gap to allow people or vehicles to cross.
Travel & Placesnoun - tunnel
/tunnel/
A passage built underground or through a hill for vehicles, trains, or people.
Travel & Placesnoun - border
/border/
The line that separates two countries or regions.
Travel & Placesnoun - customs
/customs/
The official place where bags are checked and taxes collected when entering a country.
Travel & Placesnoun - passport
/passport/
An official document that identifies a person and allows them to travel between countries.
Travel & Placesnoun - visa
/visa/
An official mark or document allowing a person to enter or stay in a country.
Travel & Placesnoun - ticket
/ticket/
A small piece of paper or card showing you have paid to travel or enter somewhere.
Travel & Placesnoun - boarding pass
/boarding pass/
A document that allows a passenger to board an aircraft after checking in.
Travel & Placesnoun - luggage
/luggage/
The bags and suitcases that a traveller carries when they go on a journey.
Travel & Placesnoun - backpack
/backpack/
A bag with straps that is carried on the back, used for travel, school, or hiking.
Travel & Placesnoun - suitcase
/suitcase/
A rectangular case with a handle, used for carrying clothes and belongings when travelling.
Travel & Placesnoun - souvenir
/souvenir/
An object kept as a reminder of a place visited or an event experienced.
Travel & Placesnoun - postcard
/postcard/
A card, often with a picture, that can be sent by post without an envelope.
Travel & Placesnoun - traveler
/traveler/
A person who is travelling or who travels often.
Travel & Placesnoun - guide
/guide/
A person who shows the way or gives information to tourists or visitors.
Travel & Placesnoun - tour
/tour/
A journey in which several places are visited, often for pleasure or sightseeing.
Travel & Placesnoun - excursion
/excursion/
A short journey made for pleasure, especially one taken by a group.
Travel & Placesnoun - itinerary
/itinerary/
A detailed plan or list of the places and times for a journey.
Travel & Placesnoun - destination
/destination/
The place to which someone or something is going or being sent.
Travel & Placesnoun - journey
/journey/
An act of travelling from one place to another, especially over a long distance.
Travel & Placesnoun - trip
/trip/
A journey to a place and back again, often for a short time or for a purpose.
Travel & Placesnoun - voyage
/voyage/
A long journey, especially one made by sea or in space.
Travel & Placesnoun - adventure
/adventure/
An unusual, exciting, and sometimes dangerous experience or activity.
Travel & Placesnoun - exploration
/exploration/
The act of travelling through or examining an unfamiliar place in order to learn about it.
Travel & Placesnoun - discovery
/discovery/
The act of finding something or learning about something for the first time.
Travel & Placesnoun - expedition
/expedition/
A journey or trip made by a group for a specific purpose, such as exploration or research.
Travel & Placesnoun - safari
/safari/
A trip to see or hunt wild animals, especially in Africa.
Travel & Placesnoun - cruise
/cruise/
A holiday spent travelling on a ship and visiting different places.
Travel & Placesnoun - flight
/flight/
A journey made by air in an aircraft.
Travel & Placesnoun - train journey
/train journey/
A journey made by travelling on a train.
Travel & Placesnoun - road trip
/road trip/
A long journey made by car, often for pleasure and with several stops along the way.
Travel & Placesnoun - pilgrimage
/pilgrimage/
A journey to a holy or special place, often for religious reasons.
Travel & Placesnoun - consulate
/consulate/
The office of a government official who helps and protects its citizens in another country.
Travel & Placesnoun - immigration
/immigration/
The process of coming to live permanently in a country, or the checkpoint controlling entry.
Travel & Placesnoun - currency
/currency/
The system of money used in a particular country.
Travel & Placesnoun - exchange rate
/exchange rate/
The value of one country's money compared with another's.
Travel & Placesnoun - reservation
/reservation/
An arrangement to have something, such as a room or table, kept for you in advance.
Travel & Placesnoun - booking
/booking/
An arrangement to buy a ticket or reserve a service ahead of time.
Travel & Placesnoun - checkout
/checkout/
The act or time of leaving a hotel and paying the bill, or the place where you pay in a shop.
Travel & Placesnoun - landmark
/landmark/
A famous or easily recognized building or feature, often used to find your way.
Travel & Placesnoun - monument
/monument/
A structure built to remember a person or event, often a statue or large building.
Travel & Placesnoun - museum
/museum/
A building where interesting objects of art, history, or science are kept and shown.
Travel & Placesnoun - gallery
/gallery/
A room or building used to show or sell works of art.
Travel & Placesnoun - cathedral
/cathedral/
A large and important Christian church, especially one with a bishop.
Travel & Placesnoun - temple
/temple/
A building used for the worship of a god or gods in various religions.
Travel & Placesnoun - mosque
/mosque/
A building where Muslims gather to pray.
Travel & Placesnoun - castle
/castle/
A large strong building, often with thick walls, built in the past to defend against attack.
Travel & Placesnoun - palace
/palace/
A large, splendid house, especially the official home of a king, queen, or ruler.
Travel & Placesnoun - ruins
/ruins/
The broken parts of old buildings that remain after they have been destroyed or decayed.
Travel & Placesnoun - park
/park/
A public area of land with grass and trees, used by people for rest and play.
Travel & Placesnoun - garden
/garden/
A piece of land where flowers, vegetables, or other plants are grown.
Travel & Placesnoun - zoo
/zoo/
A place where wild animals are kept so that people can see them.
Travel & Placesnoun - aquarium
/aquarium/
A building or tank where fish and other water animals are kept for people to see.
Travel & Placesnoun - theme park
/theme park/
A large outdoor area with rides and attractions based around a particular subject.
Travel & Placesnoun - stadium
/stadium/
A large structure with rows of seats around a field, used for sports and concerts.
Travel & Placesnoun - plaza
/plaza/
An open public square in a town or city, often surrounded by buildings.
Travel & Placesnoun - shopping mall
/shopping mall/
A large building or set of buildings containing many shops, restaurants, and services.
Travel & Placesnoun - street
/street/
A public road in a city or town, usually with buildings along both sides.
Travel & Placesnoun - neighborhood
/neighborhood/
A district or area of a town where people live, and the people who live there.
Travel & Placesnoun - district
/district/
A part of a city or country that has clear boundaries or a particular character.
Travel & Placesnoun - quarter
/quarter/
A part of a town or city, especially one with a particular character or group of people.
Travel & Placesnoun - downtown
/downtown/
The central part of a city where the main shops and businesses are located.
Travel & Placesnoun - uptown
/uptown/
The part of a city away from the centre, often where wealthier people live.
Travel & Placesnoun - outskirts
/outskirts/
The parts of a town or city that are furthest from the centre.
Travel & Placesnoun - slum
/slum/
A crowded, poor area of a city with very basic and run-down housing.
Travel & Placesnoun - ghetto
/ghetto/
A part of a city, often poor, where a particular group of people lives separately from others.
Travel & Placesnoun - metropolis
/metropolis/
A very large and important city, often the main city of a country or region.
Travel & Placesnoun - continent
/continent/
One of the very large areas of land on the earth, such as Africa or Asia.
Travel & Placesnoun - region
/region/
A large area of land, often with particular features or its own character.
Travel & Placesnoun - province
/province/
A large area or division of a country that has its own local government.
Travel & Placesnoun - state
/state/
A country, or one of the smaller areas with its own government within a country.
Travel & Placesnoun - county
/county/
A region of a country or state with its own local government, smaller than a state.
Travel & Placesnoun - municipality
/municipality/
A town or city with its own local government, or the government itself.
Travel & Placesnoun - ward
/ward/
A small area into which a town or city is divided, especially for elections.
Travel & Placesnoun - zone
/zone/
An area that is different from others around it or that is used for a particular purpose.
Travel & Placesnoun - latitude
/latitude/
The distance of a place north or south of the equator, measured in degrees.
Travel & Placesnoun - longitude
/longitude/
The distance of a place east or west of a fixed line, measured in degrees.
Travel & Placesnoun - altitude
/altitude/
The height of a place or object above sea level.
Travel & Placesnoun - climate
/climate/
The general weather conditions of an area over a long period of time.
Travel & Placesnoun - weather
/weather/
The conditions in the air at a particular time, such as rain, sun, wind, or temperature.
Travel & Placesnoun - temperature
/temperature/
A measure of how hot or cold something or somewhere is.
Travel & Placesnoun - humidity
/humidity/
The amount of water vapour present in the air.
Travel & Placesnoun - wind
/wind/
A natural movement of air, especially a strong current blowing across the land or sea.
Travel & Placesnoun - rainfall
/rainfall/
The amount of rain that falls in a place during a particular period.
Travel & Placesnoun - sunshine
/sunshine/
The light and warmth that comes directly from the sun.
Travel & Placesnoun - timezone
/timezone/
A region of the world where the same standard time is used.
Travel & Placesnoun - jet lag
/jet lag/
The tired, confused feeling you get after flying across several time zones.
Travel & Placesnoun - culture shock
/culture shock/
The feeling of confusion or anxiety experienced when living in a very different culture.
Travel & Placesnoun - language barrier
/language barrier/
The difficulty of communicating when people do not share a common language.
Travel & Placesnoun - hospitality
/hospitality/
Friendly and generous treatment of guests or visitors.
Travel & Placesnoun - accommodation
/accommodation/
A place where someone can live or stay, especially while travelling.
Travel & Placesnoun - transport
/transport/
A system or method of carrying people or goods from one place to another.
Travel & Placesnoun - economy
/economy/
The system by which a country produces, sells, and uses goods, services, and money.
Travel & Placesnoun - tourism
/tourism/
The business of providing services for people who are travelling for pleasure.
Travel & Placesnoun - earth
/earth/
The planet on which we live; also the ground or soil beneath us.
Nature & Environmentnoun - sky
/sky/
The space above the earth that you can see when you look up.
Nature & Environmentnoun - star
/star/
A huge ball of burning gas in space that appears as a point of light at night.
Nature & Environmentnoun - planet
/planet/
A large round object in space that moves around a star such as the sun.
Nature & Environmentnoun - universe
/universe/
Everything that exists, including all of space, time, planets, and stars.
Nature & Environmentnoun - galaxy
/galaxy/
A very large group of stars and planets held together in space.
Nature & Environmentnoun - space
/space/
The vast empty area beyond the earth's atmosphere where the stars and planets exist.
Nature & Environmentnoun - atmosphere
/atmosphere/
The layer of gases surrounding the earth or another planet.
Nature & Environmentnoun - air
/air/
The invisible mixture of gases that surrounds the earth and that we breathe.
Nature & Environmentnoun - fire
/fire/
The hot, bright flames and heat produced when something burns.
Nature & Environmentnoun - soil
/soil/
The top layer of earth in which plants grow.
Nature & Environmentnoun - rock
/rock/
The hard, solid material that forms part of the earth's surface, or a piece of it.
Nature & Environmentnoun - sand
/sand/
A loose material made of very small grains of rock, found on beaches and in deserts.
Nature & Environmentnoun - mud
/mud/
Soft, wet earth, usually a mixture of soil and water.
Nature & Environmentnoun - clay
/clay/
A heavy, sticky type of earth that becomes hard when baked, used for making pots and bricks.
Nature & Environmentnoun - stone
/stone/
A small piece of rock, or the hard material that rocks are made of.
Nature & Environmentnoun - mineral
/mineral/
A natural substance such as gold, salt, or quartz that is found in rocks and the earth.
Nature & Environmentnoun - hill
/hill/
A raised area of land, smaller and lower than a mountain.
Nature & Environmentnoun - plateau
/plateau/
A large area of fairly flat land that is higher than the surrounding land.
Nature & Environmentnoun - plain
/plain/
A large area of flat land with few trees.
Nature & Environmentnoun - canyon
/canyon/
A deep, narrow valley with steep sides, often with a river flowing through it.
Nature & Environmentnoun - gorge
/gorge/
A deep, narrow valley with steep rocky sides, usually with a river running through it.
Nature & Environmentnoun - cave
/cave/
A large hole in the side of a hill, cliff, or under the ground.
Nature & Environmentnoun - dune
/dune/
A hill of sand formed by the wind, especially in a desert or near the sea.
Nature & Environmentnoun - pond
/pond/
A small area of still water, smaller than a lake.
Nature & Environmentnoun - stream
/stream/
A small, narrow river of flowing water.
Nature & Environmentnoun - tide
/tide/
The regular rise and fall of the sea, caused by the pull of the moon and sun.
Nature & Environmentnoun - wave
/wave/
A raised line of water that moves across the surface of the sea.
Nature & Environmentnoun - current
/current/
A continuous movement of water or air in a particular direction.
Nature & Environmentnoun - reef
/reef/
A line of rocks or coral near the surface of the sea.
Nature & Environmentnoun - rainforest
/rainforest/
A thick forest in a hot area that receives a great deal of rain.
Nature & Environmentnoun - woodland
/woodland/
Land that is covered with trees, smaller and less dense than a forest.
Nature & Environmentnoun - savanna
/savanna/
A large flat area of grassland with few trees, found in hot regions.
Nature & Environmentnoun - grassland
/grassland/
A large open area of land covered mainly with grass.
Nature & Environmentnoun - meadow
/meadow/
A field covered in grass and wild flowers, often used for hay or grazing.
Nature & Environmentnoun - wetland
/wetland/
An area of land that is covered with water for much of the time, home to many birds.
Nature & Environmentnoun - marsh
/marsh/
An area of low, soft, wet land, often covered with grass.
Nature & Environmentnoun - swamp
/swamp/
An area of soft, wet land, often with trees and dense vegetation.
Nature & Environmentnoun - tundra
/tundra/
A large, flat, cold area in the far north where no trees grow and the soil is frozen.
Nature & Environmentnoun - arctic
/arctic/
Relating to the very cold region around the North Pole.
Nature & Environmentadjective - tropical
/tropical/
Relating to the hot, wet regions of the earth near the equator.
Nature & Environmentadjective - temperate
/temperate/
Having a mild climate that is neither very hot nor very cold.
Nature & Environmentadjective - arid
/arid/
Having very little rain and so very dry, with few plants able to grow.
Nature & Environmentadjective - humid
/humid/
Having a lot of water vapour in the air, making it feel damp and sticky.
Nature & Environmentadjective - fertile
/fertile/
Describing land or soil that is able to produce many good crops and plants.
Nature & Environmentadjective - barren
/barren/
Describing land that is so poor that few or no plants can grow on it.
Nature & Environmentadjective - lush
/lush/
Describing plants that grow thickly and look healthy and green.
Nature & Environmentadjective - bush
/bush/
A plant that is smaller than a tree and has many branches close to the ground.
Nature & Environmentnoun - shrub
/shrub/
A low woody plant with several stems, smaller than a tree.
Nature & Environmentnoun - grass
/grass/
A common green plant with thin leaves that covers fields, gardens, and lawns.
Nature & Environmentnoun - flower
/flower/
The colourful part of a plant that produces seeds and is often pleasant to smell.
Nature & Environmentnoun - leaf
/leaf/
One of the flat, usually green parts of a plant that grow from its stem or branches.
Nature & Environmentnoun - root
/root/
The part of a plant that grows underground and takes in water and food from the soil.
Nature & Environmentnoun - bark
/bark/
The hard outer covering of the trunk and branches of a tree.
Nature & Environmentnoun - branch
/branch/
A part of a tree that grows out from the trunk and bears leaves, fruit, or flowers.
Nature & Environmentnoun - trunk
/trunk/
The thick main stem of a tree from which the branches grow.
Nature & Environmentnoun - rose
/rose/
A sweet-smelling flower, often red, pink, or white, that grows on a bush with thorns.
Nature & Environmentnoun - daisy
/daisy/
A small wild flower with white petals and a yellow centre.
Nature & Environmentnoun - sunflower
/sunflower/
A tall plant with large yellow flowers that turn to face the sun.
Nature & Environmentnoun - tulip
/tulip/
A brightly coloured cup-shaped flower that grows from a bulb in spring.
Nature & Environmentnoun - orchid
/orchid/
A plant with unusual, often beautiful flowers, many of which are tropical.
Nature & Environmentnoun - lily
/lily/
A plant with large, often white or coloured, trumpet-shaped flowers.
Nature & Environmentnoun - lotus
/lotus/
A large water flower with floating leaves, important in some Asian cultures and religions.
Nature & Environmentnoun - bamboo
/bamboo/
A tall tropical plant with hard hollow stems, used for building and furniture.
Nature & Environmentnoun - palm
/palm/
A tall tropical tree with no branches and large leaves at the top.
Nature & Environmentnoun - eat
/eat/
To put food in your mouth, chew it, and swallow it.
Common Verbsverb - drink
/drink/
To take liquid into your mouth and swallow it.
Common Verbsverb - angry
/angry/
Feeling or showing strong displeasure or annoyance.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - phone
/phone/
A device used to talk to someone over a distance, now also used for many other tasks.
Science & Technologynoun - about
/about/
Used to show what something concerns, or to mean roughly or nearly a number.
Daily Lifepreposition - above
/above/
In or to a higher position than something else.
Daily Lifepreposition - across
/across/
Going from one side of something to the other side.
Daily Lifepreposition - against
/against/
Used to show opposition, or that something is touching and pressing on a surface.
Daily Lifepreposition - along
/along/
Moving or positioned in a line that follows the length of something.
Daily Lifepreposition - among
/among/
Surrounded by or in the company of three or more people or things.
Daily Lifepreposition - at
/at/
Used to show an exact place, time, or point.
Daily Lifepreposition - behind
/behind/
At or to the back of someone or something.
Daily Lifepreposition - beneath
/beneath/
In or to a lower position than something; directly under it.
Daily Lifepreposition - beside
/beside/
At the side of; next to someone or something.
Daily Lifepreposition - between
/between/
In the space, time, or range that separates two people, things, or points.
Daily Lifepreposition - beyond
/beyond/
On or to the further side of something, or more than a limit.
Daily Lifepreposition - by
/by/
Beside something, or used to show who did or how something was done.
Daily Lifepreposition - during
/during/
At some point in, or all through, a period of time.
Daily Lifepreposition - except
/except/
Used to introduce the one thing or person that is not included.
Daily Lifepreposition - from
/from/
Used to show where something starts, its origin, or its source.
Daily Lifepreposition - in
/in/
Used to show that something is inside or surrounded by something else.
Daily Lifepreposition - into
/into/
Moving to a position inside or within something.
Daily Lifepreposition - near
/near/
A short distance away from someone or something.
Daily Lifepreposition - of
/of/
Used to show belonging, contents, or a relationship between things.
Daily Lifepreposition - off
/off/
Away from, or down from, a place or surface.
Daily Lifepreposition - on
/on/
Touching and supported by a surface, or showing a date or topic.
Daily Lifepreposition - onto
/onto/
Moving to a position on the top or surface of something.
Daily Lifepreposition - opposite
/opposite/
In a position facing someone or something on the other side.
Daily Lifepreposition - over
/over/
Above or covering something, or more than a number or amount.
Daily Lifepreposition - past
/past/
Beyond a point in space or time; going from one side of something.
Daily Lifepreposition - through
/through/
Moving in one side and out the other side of something.
Daily Lifepreposition - throughout
/throughout/
In or during every part of a place or period of time.
Daily Lifepreposition - till
/till/
Up to a particular time; an informal form of 'until'.
Daily Lifepreposition - to
/to/
Used to show a direction, destination, or the person who receives something.
Daily Lifepreposition - toward
/toward/
Moving or facing in the direction of someone or something.
Daily Lifepreposition - under
/under/
In or to a lower position than something; less than an amount.
Daily Lifepreposition - underneath
/underneath/
Directly below and often hidden by something above.
Daily Lifepreposition - upon
/upon/
On the top or surface of something; a more formal form of 'on'.
Daily Lifepreposition - with
/with/
In the company of someone, or using a tool or thing.
Daily Lifepreposition - within
/within/
Inside the limits of a place, group, or period of time.
Daily Lifepreposition - without
/without/
Not having or not using something or someone.
Daily Lifepreposition - though
/though/
Used to show contrast; it can also come at the end to mean 'however'.
Daily Lifeconjunction - whereas
/whereas/
Used to compare two facts and show how they differ.
Daily Lifeconjunction - hence
/hence/
For this reason; as a result of what was just said.
Daily Lifeadverb - thus
/thus/
As a result, or in the way just described.
Daily Lifeadverb - accordingly
/accordingly/
In a way that suits the situation, or as a result of it.
Daily Lifeadverb - similarly
/similarly/
Used to show that the next point is like the one before it.
Daily Lifeadverb - likewise
/likewise/
In the same way, or used to agree with what someone said.
Daily Lifeadverb - either
/either/
One or the other of two people or things; also used in 'either...or'.
Daily Lifedeterminer - neither
/neither/
Not one and not the other of two people or things.
Daily Lifedeterminer - several
/several/
More than two or three but not a very large number.
Daily Lifedeterminer - plenty
/plenty/
A large amount that is as much as or more than needed.
Daily Lifepronoun - various
/various/
Several different things of the same general type.
Daily Lifedeterminer - certain
/certain/
Used to refer to a particular thing or person without naming it.
Daily Lifedeterminer - below
/below/
In or to a lower position than something; less than a level.
Daily Lifepreposition - out
/out/
Used to show movement away from the inside of a place.
Daily Lifepreposition - for
/for/
Used to show purpose, a receiver, a length of time, or a reason.
Daily Lifepreposition - cost
/cost/
The amount of money needed to buy something, or to require that amount as payment.
Work & Businessverb, noun - discount
/discount/
An amount taken off the usual price of something. As a verb, to reduce the price.
Work & Businessnoun, verb - cash
/cash/
Money in the form of coins and notes rather than cards or cheques.
Work & Businessnoun - coin
/coin/
A small, flat, round piece of metal used as money.
Work & Businessnoun - owe
/owe/
To be required to pay money back to someone or to be in debt to them.
Work & Businessverb - afford
/afford/
To have enough money or time to be able to pay for or do something.
Work & Businessverb - tidy
/tidy/
Arranged neatly with everything in its place. As a verb, to put things in order.
Daily Lifeadjective, verb - price
/price/
The amount of money you must pay to buy something.
Work & Businessnoun - switch
/switch/
A device for turning electricity on and off. As a verb, to change from one thing to another.
Daily Lifenoun, verb - plug
/plug/
The part on the end of a wire that you put into a socket to connect to electricity. As a verb, to fill a hole or connect.
Daily Lifenoun, verb - charge
/charge/
To put electrical power into a battery, or to ask an amount of money for something.
Daily Lifeverb, noun - leak
/leak/
When liquid or gas escapes through a hole or crack, or the hole itself.
Daily Lifeverb, noun - tear
/tear/
To pull or rip something, especially paper or cloth, into pieces.
Common Verbsverb - rip
/rip/
To tear or pull something apart quickly and roughly.
Common Verbsverb - wrap
/wrap/
To cover or fold something around an object, often as a present or to protect it.
Common Verbsverb - blunt
/blunt/
Having an edge or point that is not sharp. Also means speaking plainly and directly.
Adjectivesadjective - tight
/tight/
Held or fixed firmly, or fitting closely with little space.
Adjectivesadjective - weigh
/weigh/
To measure how heavy something is, or to have a particular weight.
Common Verbsverb - borrowed
/borrowed/
The past tense of 'borrow', meaning to have taken and used something belonging to someone else.
Common Verbsverb - saved
/saved/
The past tense of 'save', meaning to have kept money, rescued someone, or stored data.
Common Verbsverb - untidy
/untidy/
Not arranged neatly; in disorder.
Adjectivesadjective - price tag
/price tag/
A small label attached to an item showing how much it costs.
Work & Businessnoun - refund
/refund/
Money that is given back to you, usually when you return goods. As a verb, to give such money back.
Work & Businessnoun, verb - queue
/queue/
A line of people or vehicles waiting for something. As a verb, to wait in such a line.
Daily Lifenoun, verb - shrink
/shrink/
To become smaller in size, especially clothes after washing.
Common Verbsverb - sweep
/sweep/
To clean a floor or surface by moving a brush across it to gather dust and dirt.
Common Verbsverb - spread
/spread/
To open something out so it covers a larger area, or to put a soft substance over a surface.
Common Verbsverb - dim
/dim/
Not giving or having much light; faint or unclear.
Adjectivesadjective - hide
/hide/
To put something where it cannot be seen, or to go somewhere you cannot be found.
Common Verbsverb - thanks a lot
/thanks a lot/
An informal way of expressing strong gratitude.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - hurt
/hurt/
To feel pain, or to cause pain or injury to someone or something.
Body & Healthverb, adjective - each other
/each other/
Used to show that each of two or more people does something to the other.
Daily Lifepronoun - whole
/whole/
Complete or entire; with no part left out.
Adjectivesadjective - spare
/spare/
Kept in reserve and not being used. As a verb, to give time or money you can do without.
Daily Lifeadjective, verb - chase
/chase/
To run after someone or something in order to catch them.
Common Verbsverb - swap
/swap/
To give something and receive something else in return; to exchange.
Common Verbsverb, noun - wobble
/wobble/
To move unsteadily from side to side, or to make something do this.
Common Verbsverb - need
/need/
To require something because it is essential or very important.
Common Verbsverb, noun - wish
/wish/
To want something to happen or be true, often something unlikely or impossible.
Common Verbsverb, noun - matter
/matter/
To be important or to make a difference. As a noun, a situation or problem.
Daily Lifeverb, noun - problem
/problem/
A situation or thing that is difficult to deal with or needs to be solved.
Daily Lifenoun - reason
/reason/
The cause of something, or an explanation for why something happens.
Daily Lifenoun - way
/way/
A method of doing something, or a route or direction to a place.
Daily Lifenoun - thing
/thing/
An object, fact, action, or idea that is not named specifically.
Daily Lifenoun - stuff
/stuff/
An informal word for things or possessions in general.
Daily Lifenoun - belongings
/belongings/
The things that a person owns, especially those that can be carried.
Daily Lifenoun - place
/place/
A particular position or area. As a verb, to put something somewhere carefully.
Travel & Placesnoun, verb - spot
/spot/
A particular place or a small round mark. As a verb, to notice or see.
Travel & Placesnoun, verb - area
/area/
A particular part of a place, town, or country.
Travel & Placesnoun - piece
/piece/
A part or amount of something, especially a part that has come from a larger whole.
Daily Lifenoun - pair
/pair/
Two things of the same kind that are used or go together.
Daily Lifenoun - bit
/bit/
A small amount or piece of something.
Daily Lifenoun - lot
/lot/
A large number or amount, usually used as 'a lot' or 'lots'.
Daily Lifenoun, pronoun - sort
/sort/
A type or kind of thing. As a verb, to arrange things into groups.
Daily Lifenoun, verb - part
/part/
One of the pieces or sections that something is divided into.
Daily Lifenoun - scrub
/scrub/
To rub something hard, usually with a brush, to clean it.
Common Verbsverb - would like
/would like/
A polite way of saying that you want something.
Greetings & Phrasesphrase - instead of
/instead of/
In place of someone or something else.
Daily Lifepreposition - another
/another/
One more of the same kind, or a different one.
Daily Lifedeterminer, pronoun - other
/other/
Used to refer to a different person or thing from one already mentioned, or the remaining ones.
Daily Lifedeterminer, pronoun - such
/such/
Of this or that kind, or used to emphasise the degree of something.
Daily Lifedeterminer - own
/own/
Belonging to a particular person and no one else. As a verb, to possess something.
Daily Lifeadjective, verb - in front of
/in front of/
In a position facing or just ahead of someone or something.
Travel & Placespreposition - next to
/next to/
At the side of; very close to someone or something with nothing in between.
Travel & Placespreposition - dust
/dust/
To clean the fine dry dirt from surfaces. As a noun, that fine dry dirt itself.
Common Verbsverb, noun - straight
/straight/
Without a bend or curve, or going directly without stopping.
Travel & Placesadjective, adverb - oak
/oak/
A large, long-living deciduous tree that produces acorns and very hard, durable wood.
Nature & Environmentnoun - pine
/pine/
An evergreen coniferous tree with needle-shaped leaves and woody cones, common in cooler climates.
Nature & Environmentnoun - maple
/maple/
A deciduous tree known for its distinctive lobed leaves and, in some species, sweet sap used to make syrup.
Nature & Environmentnoun - willow
/willow/
A tree or shrub with slender, flexible branches that often grows near water, including the weeping willow.
Nature & Environmentnoun - cedar
/cedar/
A tall evergreen coniferous tree valued for its fragrant, durable, reddish wood.
Nature & Environmentnoun - birch
/birch/
A slender deciduous tree recognised by its thin, often white or silver, peeling bark.
Nature & Environmentnoun - elm
/elm/
A large deciduous tree with rough, serrated leaves, once common along streets before Dutch elm disease.
Nature & Environmentnoun - fern
/fern/
A flowerless green plant with feathery fronds that reproduces by spores rather than seeds.
Nature & Environmentnoun - moss
/moss/
A small, soft, flowerless plant that grows in dense green clumps in damp or shady places.
Nature & Environmentnoun - algae
/algae/
Simple plant-like organisms, mostly aquatic, that make food through photosynthesis but lack true roots and leaves.
Nature & Environmentnoun - fungus
/fungus/
An organism such as a mushroom, mould, or yeast that feeds on organic matter and reproduces by spores.
Nature & Environmentnoun - lion
/lion/
A large, powerful wild cat of Africa and Asia, the males of which have a thick mane.
Nature & Environmentnoun - tiger
/tiger/
The largest living wild cat, with an orange coat marked by dark vertical stripes.
Nature & Environmentnoun - elephant
/elephant/
The largest living land animal, with a long trunk, large ears, and ivory tusks.
Nature & Environmentnoun - whale
/whale/
A very large marine mammal that breathes air and nurses its young, including the blue whale.
Nature & Environmentnoun - dolphin
/dolphin/
A small, highly intelligent marine mammal known for its playful behaviour and curved fin.
Nature & Environmentnoun - eagle
/eagle/
A large, powerful bird of prey with keen eyesight and a hooked beak.
Nature & Environmentnoun - wolf
/wolf/
A wild carnivorous mammal of the dog family that usually hunts in packs.
Nature & Environmentnoun - bear
/bear/
A large, heavy mammal with thick fur and a short tail, such as the brown or polar bear.
Nature & Environmentnoun - fox
/fox/
A small wild member of the dog family with a pointed muzzle and bushy tail, known for cunning.
Nature & Environmentnoun - deer
/deer/
A graceful hoofed mammal, the males of which usually grow and shed antlers each year.
Nature & Environmentnoun - rabbit
/rabbit/
A small mammal with long ears, soft fur, and strong hind legs that lives in burrows.
Nature & Environmentnoun - squirrel
/squirrel/
A small, agile rodent with a long bushy tail that lives in trees and gathers nuts.
Nature & Environmentnoun - bat
/bat/
A nocturnal flying mammal with wings of skin, the only mammal capable of true flight.
Nature & Environmentnoun - owl
/owl/
A bird of prey that hunts at night, with large forward-facing eyes and a flat face.
Nature & Environmentnoun - parrot
/parrot/
A brightly coloured tropical bird with a curved beak, some species of which can mimic speech.
Nature & Environmentnoun - penguin
/penguin/
A flightless seabird of cold southern regions that swims well and stands upright on land.
Nature & Environmentnoun - cobra
/cobra/
A venomous snake that spreads the skin of its neck into a hood when threatened.
Nature & Environmentnoun - crocodile
/crocodile/
A large aquatic reptile with thick scaly skin, powerful jaws, and a long tail.
Nature & Environmentnoun - frog
/frog/
A small tailless amphibian with long hind legs for jumping that lives in or near water.
Nature & Environmentnoun - butterfly
/butterfly/
An insect with large, often brightly coloured wings that develops from a caterpillar.
Nature & Environmentnoun - bee
/bee/
A flying insect that collects nectar and pollen and, in many species, makes honey.
Nature & Environmentnoun - ant
/ant/
A small insect that lives in highly organised colonies and is known for strength and industry.
Nature & Environmentnoun - spider
/spider/
An eight-legged creature that spins silk webs to trap insects for food.
Nature & Environmentnoun - worm
/worm/
A small, soft-bodied legless animal, such as an earthworm, that lives in soil or water.
Nature & Environmentnoun - jellyfish
/jellyfish/
A soft, transparent sea creature with a body like jelly and trailing stinging tentacles.
Nature & Environmentnoun - shark
/shark/
A large fish with a cartilage skeleton and sharp teeth, many species of which are predators.
Nature & Environmentnoun - octopus
/octopus/
A soft-bodied sea creature with eight arms and remarkable intelligence and camouflage.
Nature & Environmentnoun - starfish
/starfish/
A star-shaped marine animal, usually with five arms, that lives on the sea floor.
Nature & Environmentnoun - crab
/crab/
A sea creature with a hard shell, ten legs, and a pair of strong front claws.
Nature & Environmentnoun - coral
/coral/
A hard, often colourful substance formed from the skeletons of tiny marine animals that build reefs.
Nature & Environmentnoun - rain
/rain/
Water that falls from clouds in drops as part of the weather.
Nature & Environmentnoun - snow
/snow/
Soft white frozen water that falls from the sky in flakes in cold weather.
Nature & Environmentnoun - hail
/hail/
Small balls of ice that fall from storm clouds, sometimes large enough to cause damage.
Nature & Environmentnoun - thunder
/thunder/
The loud rumbling or crashing sound that follows a flash of lightning during a storm.
Nature & Environmentnoun - lightning
/lightning/
A bright flash of electricity in the sky during a storm.
Nature & Environmentnoun - storm
/storm/
A period of violent weather with strong wind, rain, and often thunder and lightning.
Nature & Environmentnoun - hurricane
/hurricane/
A very powerful tropical storm with violent winds spiralling around a calm centre.
Nature & Environmentnoun - tornado
/tornado/
A violently rotating column of air that reaches from a storm cloud to the ground.
Nature & Environmentnoun - earthquake
/earthquake/
A sudden, violent shaking of the ground caused by movement deep within the earth.
Nature & Environmentnoun - volcano
/volcano/
A mountain with an opening through which molten rock, ash, and gas erupt from below.
Nature & Environmentnoun - tsunami
/tsunami/
A very large, destructive sea wave caused by an undersea earthquake or eruption.
Nature & Environmentnoun - flood
/flood/
A great overflow of water onto land that is normally dry.
Nature & Environmentnoun - drought
/drought/
A long period of unusually low rainfall that leads to a serious shortage of water.
Nature & Environmentnoun - frost
/frost/
A thin layer of tiny ice crystals that forms on surfaces when the temperature drops below freezing.
Nature & Environmentnoun - fog
/fog/
A thick cloud of tiny water droplets near the ground that makes it hard to see.
Nature & Environmentnoun - mist
/mist/
A thin cloud of tiny water droplets in the air, lighter than fog.
Nature & Environmentnoun - rainbow
/rainbow/
An arch of colours seen in the sky when sunlight passes through rain droplets.
Nature & Environmentnoun - cloud
/cloud/
A visible mass of tiny water droplets or ice floating high in the sky.
Nature & Environmentnoun - habitat
/habitat/
The natural home or environment in which a plant or animal normally lives.
Nature & Environmentnoun - species
/species/
A group of living things that share key features and can breed with one another.
Nature & Environmentnoun - extinction
/extinction/
The complete disappearance of a species, so that no members remain alive.
Nature & Environmentnoun - conservation
/conservation/
The careful protection and management of nature and natural resources.
Nature & Environmentnoun - wildlife
/wildlife/
Animals, birds, and other living things that live and grow in natural, wild conditions.
Nature & Environmentnoun - pollution
/pollution/
The introduction of harmful substances into the air, water, or land.
Nature & Environmentnoun - climate change
/climate change/
A long-term change in the Earth's weather patterns, especially the recent warming caused by human activity.
Nature & Environmentnoun - renewable energy
/renewable energy/
Energy from sources that are naturally replenished, such as sun, wind, and water.
Nature & Environmentnoun - solar
/solar/
Relating to or powered by the energy of the sun.
Nature & Environmentadjective - wind power
/wind power/
Electricity generated by using the wind to turn large turbines.
Nature & Environmentnoun - fossil fuel
/fossil fuel/
A fuel such as coal, oil, or gas formed from the remains of ancient living things.
Nature & Environmentnoun - deforestation
/deforestation/
The cutting down or clearing of forests on a large scale.
Nature & Environmentnoun - recycling
/recycling/
The process of treating used materials so they can be used again.
Nature & Environmentnoun - ecology
/ecology/
The branch of science that studies the relationships between living things and their environment.
Nature & Environmentnoun - environment
/environment/
The natural world, or the surroundings in which people, animals, and plants live.
Nature & Environmentnoun - nature reserve
/nature reserve/
An area of land set aside and protected to conserve its wildlife and natural features.
Nature & Environmentnoun - food chain
/food chain/
A series of living things in which each feeds on the one below it.
Nature & Environmentnoun - predator
/predator/
An animal that hunts and eats other animals to survive.
Nature & Environmentnoun - prey
/prey/
An animal that is hunted and eaten by another animal.
Nature & Environmentnoun - symbiosis
/symbiosis/
A close relationship between two different living things that often benefits both.
Nature & Environmentnoun - photosynthesis
/photosynthesis/
The process by which green plants use sunlight to make food from water and carbon dioxide.
Nature & Environmentnoun - evolution
/evolution/
The slow change of living things over many generations as they adapt to their surroundings.
Nature & Environmentnoun - adaptation
/adaptation/
A feature or behaviour that helps a living thing survive better in its environment.
Nature & Environmentnoun - hibernation
/hibernation/
A deep, sleep-like state in which some animals pass the winter to save energy.
Nature & Environmentnoun - camouflage
/camouflage/
Colours or patterns that help an animal blend into its surroundings to hide.
Nature & Environmentnoun - face
/face/
The front part of the head, from forehead to chin, where the eyes, nose, and mouth are.
Body & Healthnoun - eye
/eye/
The organ of the body with which a person or animal sees.
Body & Healthnoun - ear
/ear/
The organ on each side of the head with which a person or animal hears.
Body & Healthnoun - nose
/nose/
The part of the face used for breathing and smelling.
Body & Healthnoun - mouth
/mouth/
The opening in the face used for eating, speaking, and breathing.
Body & Healthnoun - jaw
/jaw/
Either of the two bony structures that form the framework of the mouth and hold the teeth.
Body & Healthnoun - neck
/neck/
The part of the body that connects the head to the shoulders.
Body & Healthnoun - shoulder
/shoulder/
The part of the body where the arm joins the upper trunk.
Body & Healthnoun - arm
/arm/
Either of the two upper limbs of the body, from shoulder to hand.
Body & Healthnoun - elbow
/elbow/
The joint in the middle of the arm where it bends.
Body & Healthnoun - wrist
/wrist/
The joint between the hand and the forearm.
Body & Healthnoun - finger
/finger/
Any of the four slender parts at the end of the hand, not counting the thumb.
Body & Healthnoun - thumb
/thumb/
The short, thick digit of the hand, set apart from the four fingers.
Body & Healthnoun - chest
/chest/
The front part of the upper body, between the neck and the stomach.
Body & Healthnoun - breast
/breast/
Either of the two soft parts on the front of a woman's chest, or the chest generally.
Body & Healthnoun - spine
/spine/
The line of small bones down the centre of the back; the backbone.
Body & Healthnoun - waist
/waist/
The narrow part of the body between the ribs and the hips.
Body & Healthnoun - hip
/hip/
Either of the two parts of the body where the legs join the trunk at the side.
Body & Healthnoun - leg
/leg/
Either of the two long parts of the body used for standing and walking.
Body & Healthnoun - knee
/knee/
The joint in the middle of the leg where it bends.
Body & Healthnoun - ankle
/ankle/
The joint connecting the foot to the leg.
Body & Healthnoun - toe
/toe/
Any of the five small digits at the end of the foot.
Body & Healthnoun - heel
/heel/
The rounded back part of the foot below the ankle.
Body & Healthnoun - skin
/skin/
The thin layer of tissue that covers the whole outside of the body.
Body & Healthnoun - hair
/hair/
The fine thread-like strands that grow from the skin, especially on the head.
Body & Healthnoun - nail
/nail/
The hard covering at the end of a finger or toe.
Body & Healthnoun - brain
/brain/
The organ inside the head that controls thought, memory, and the body.
Body & Healthnoun - lung
/lung/
Either of the two organs in the chest used for breathing.
Body & Healthnoun - liver
/liver/
A large organ in the body that cleans the blood and helps digestion.
Body & Healthnoun - kidney
/kidney/
Either of two organs that filter waste from the blood to make urine.
Body & Healthnoun - stomach
/stomach/
The organ inside the body where food is digested after being eaten.
Body & Healthnoun - intestine
/intestine/
The long tube below the stomach where food is further digested and absorbed.
Body & Healthnoun - blood
/blood/
The red liquid that flows through the body carrying oxygen and nutrients.
Body & Healthnoun - bone
/bone/
Any of the hard parts that make up the skeleton of the body.
Body & Healthnoun - muscle
/muscle/
The body tissue that contracts to produce movement and force.
Body & Healthnoun - nerve
/nerve/
A fibre that carries messages between the brain and other parts of the body.
Body & Healthnoun - vein
/vein/
A tube that carries blood back toward the heart.
Body & Healthnoun - artery
/artery/
A tube that carries blood away from the heart to the rest of the body.
Body & Healthnoun - gland
/gland/
An organ that produces and releases substances such as hormones or sweat.
Body & Healthnoun - hormone
/hormone/
A chemical made by the body that controls how organs and tissues work.
Body & Healthnoun - cell
/cell/
The smallest basic unit of which all living things are made.
Body & Healthnoun - tissue
/tissue/
A group of similar cells that work together to perform a function in the body.
Body & Healthnoun - organ
/organ/
A part of the body, such as the heart or liver, that performs a specific function.
Body & Healthnoun - immune system
/immune system/
The system in the body that fights off infections and disease.
Body & Healthnoun - metabolism
/metabolism/
The chemical processes by which the body turns food into energy.
Body & Healthnoun - illness
/illness/
A condition of being physically or mentally unwell; a disease or sickness.
Body & Healthnoun - disease
/disease/
A particular abnormal condition that harms the body, often with a known cause.
Body & Healthnoun - infection
/infection/
Illness caused by harmful germs such as bacteria or viruses entering the body.
Body & Healthnoun - virus
/virus/
A tiny agent that causes disease by reproducing inside the cells of a host.
Body & Healthnoun - bacteria
/bacteria/
Tiny single-celled organisms, some of which cause disease and some of which are helpful.
Body & Healthnoun - fever
/fever/
A body temperature higher than normal, usually a sign of illness.
Body & Healthnoun - pain
/pain/
An unpleasant physical feeling caused by injury or illness.
Body & Healthnoun - inflammation
/inflammation/
Redness, heat, and swelling in part of the body, often as a response to injury or infection.
Body & Healthnoun - cold
/cold/
A common, mild illness that causes a blocked or runny nose, sneezing, and sore throat.
Body & Healthnoun - flu
/flu/
A common infectious illness causing fever, aches, and tiredness; short for influenza.
Body & Healthnoun - headache
/headache/
A continuous pain in the head.
Body & Healthnoun - stomachache
/stomachache/
A pain felt in the stomach or abdomen.
Body & Healthnoun - toothache
/toothache/
A pain in or around a tooth.
Body & Healthnoun - backache
/backache/
A continuous pain in the back.
Body & Healthnoun - nausea
/nausea/
A feeling of sickness with an urge to vomit.
Body & Healthnoun - dizziness
/dizziness/
A feeling that one's surroundings are spinning or that one might fall.
Body & Healthnoun - fatigue
/fatigue/
A state of extreme physical or mental tiredness.
Body & Healthnoun - insomnia
/insomnia/
A condition in which a person finds it very hard to fall or stay asleep.
Body & Healthnoun - diabetes
/diabetes/
A disease in which the body cannot properly control the level of sugar in the blood.
Body & Healthnoun - cancer
/cancer/
A serious disease in which abnormal cells grow and spread in the body.
Body & Healthnoun - asthma
/asthma/
A condition that makes breathing difficult by narrowing the airways.
Body & Healthnoun - arthritis
/arthritis/
A disease that causes pain and stiffness in the joints.
Body & Healthnoun - depression
/depression/
A mental health condition marked by lasting sadness and loss of interest.
Body & Healthnoun - anxiety
/anxiety/
A feeling of worry or unease, which can become a lasting condition.
Body & Healthnoun - obesity
/obesity/
A medical condition of having too much body fat, which can harm health.
Body & Healthnoun - hypertension
/hypertension/
A condition in which blood pressure is consistently too high.
Body & Healthnoun - stroke
/stroke/
A sudden, dangerous loss of blood flow to part of the brain.
Body & Healthnoun - pneumonia
/pneumonia/
A serious illness in which the lungs become inflamed and fill with fluid.
Body & Healthnoun - surgeon
/surgeon/
A doctor who treats patients by performing operations.
Body & Healthnoun - dentist
/dentist/
A person trained to treat problems with the teeth and gums.
Body & Healthnoun - pharmacist
/pharmacist/
A person trained to prepare and supply medicines.
Body & Healthnoun - therapist
/therapist/
A person trained to treat physical or mental conditions, often without surgery or drugs.
Body & Healthnoun - specialist
/specialist/
A doctor who is an expert in one particular area of medicine.
Body & Healthnoun - clinic
/clinic/
A place where people go to receive medical treatment or advice.
Body & Healthnoun - hospital
/hospital/
A large place where sick or injured people are treated and cared for.
Body & Healthnoun - medicine
/medicine/
A substance taken to treat or prevent illness, or the science of healing.
Body & Healthnoun - prescription
/prescription/
A written order from a doctor allowing a patient to get a particular medicine.
Body & Healthnoun - tablet
/tablet/
A small, flat, solid piece of medicine to be swallowed.
Body & Healthnoun - capsule
/capsule/
A small container that holds a dose of medicine and dissolves in the body.
Body & Healthnoun - injection
/injection/
The act of putting medicine into the body with a needle.
Body & Healthnoun - vaccine
/vaccine/
A substance given to make the body resistant to a particular disease.
Body & Healthnoun - antibiotic
/antibiotic/
A medicine that kills or stops the growth of harmful bacteria.
Body & Healthnoun - painkiller
/painkiller/
A medicine that reduces or removes pain.
Body & Healthnoun - supplement
/supplement/
Something taken in addition to food to add nutrients to the diet.
Body & Healthnoun - dosage
/dosage/
The amount of a medicine to be taken at one time or over a period.
Body & Healthnoun - diagnosis
/diagnosis/
The act of identifying an illness from its signs and symptoms.
Body & Healthnoun - symptom
/symptom/
A physical or mental sign that indicates a disease or condition.
Body & Healthnoun - treatment
/treatment/
The care given to a patient to cure or manage an illness or injury.
Body & Healthnoun - surgery
/surgery/
Medical treatment in which the body is cut open to repair or remove something.
Body & Healthnoun - recovery
/recovery/
The process of becoming well again after illness or injury.
Body & Healthnoun - rehabilitation
/rehabilitation/
The process of helping someone return to health or normal life after illness or injury.
Body & Healthnoun - checkup
/checkup/
A routine medical examination to check that a person is healthy.
Body & Healthnoun - screening
/screening/
Testing many people for a disease before any symptoms appear.
Body & Healthnoun - blood test
/blood test/
A medical test in which a sample of blood is examined.
Body & Healthnoun - X-ray
/X-ray/
A photograph of the inside of the body, especially the bones, made using radiation.
Body & Healthnoun - exercise
/exercise/
Physical activity done to stay fit and healthy.
Body & Healthnoun - fitness
/fitness/
The condition of being physically fit and healthy.
Body & Healthnoun - yoga
/yoga/
A practice of physical postures and breathing exercises for health and calm.
Body & Healthnoun - meditation
/meditation/
The practice of focusing the mind quietly to relax or gain insight.
Body & Healthnoun - hydration
/hydration/
The process of giving the body enough water to work properly.
Body & Healthnoun - weight
/weight/
How heavy a person or thing is, often referring to body mass.
Body & Healthnoun - posture
/posture/
The position in which someone holds their body when sitting or standing.
Body & Healthnoun - pregnancy
/pregnancy/
The condition of carrying a developing baby in the womb.
Body & Healthnoun - birth
/birth/
The event of a baby coming out of its mother's body.
Body & Healthnoun - breastfeeding
/breastfeeding/
The act of feeding a baby with milk from the mother's breast.
Body & Healthnoun - puberty
/puberty/
The stage at which a child's body matures and becomes capable of reproduction.
Body & Healthnoun - menopause
/menopause/
The time in a woman's life when menstruation naturally stops.
Body & Healthnoun - aging
/aging/
The process of growing older and the changes that come with it.
Body & Healthnoun - disability
/disability/
A physical or mental condition that limits a person's movements, senses, or activities.
Body & Healthnoun - handicap
/handicap/
A condition or circumstance that makes progress or success difficult.
Body & Healthnoun - first aid
/first aid/
Basic medical help given to an injured person before professional care arrives.
Body & Healthnoun - CPR
/CPR/
An emergency technique of chest compressions and breaths to restart breathing and heartbeat.
Body & Healthnoun - mental health
/mental health/
A person's emotional and psychological wellbeing.
Body & Healthnoun - stress
/stress/
A state of mental or emotional strain caused by difficult circumstances.
Body & Healthnoun - burnout
/burnout/
A state of deep exhaustion caused by prolonged stress, especially at work.
Body & Healthnoun - trauma
/trauma/
A deeply distressing experience, or its lasting emotional effects.
Body & Healthnoun - addiction
/addiction/
A condition of being unable to stop using or doing something harmful.
Body & Healthnoun - withdrawal
/withdrawal/
The unpleasant effects felt when a person stops using a substance they depend on.
Body & Healthnoun - counseling
/counseling/
Professional help given by talking through personal or emotional problems.
Body & Healthnoun - mindfulness
/mindfulness/
The practice of being fully aware of the present moment in a calm way.
Body & Healthnoun - smell
/smell/
The ability to sense odours, or the odour itself.
Body & Healthnoun - touch
/touch/
The sense by which contact with the skin is felt, or the act of touching.
Body & Healthnoun - job
/job/
A regular paid position of employment.
Work & Businessnoun - salary
/salary/
A fixed amount of money paid regularly to an employee for their work.
Work & Businessnoun - balance
/balance/
The ability to stay steady and upright without falling. It also means an even distribution of weight or forces.
Body & Healthnoun - reflex
/reflex/
An automatic, involuntary movement made by the body in response to a stimulus, without conscious thought.
Body & Healthnoun - coordination
/coordination/
The ability to use different parts of the body together smoothly and efficiently. It also means organizing people or things to work well together.
Body & Healthnoun - strength
/strength/
The physical power to lift, carry, or move things. It also means the quality of being mentally or emotionally strong.
Body & Healthnoun - flexibility
/flexibility/
The ability of the body to bend and stretch easily. It also means willingness to change or adapt to new situations.
Body & Healthnoun - pulse
/pulse/
The regular beating of the arteries as blood is pumped through them, felt at the wrist or neck.
Body & Healthnoun - blood pressure
/blood pressure/
The force of blood pushing against the walls of the arteries as the heart pumps it around the body.
Body & Healthnoun - cholesterol
/cholesterol/
A fatty substance found in the blood and body cells. Too much of certain types can increase the risk of heart disease.
Body & Healthnoun - oxygen
/oxygen/
A colorless gas that makes up part of the air and is essential for most living things to breathe and survive.
Body & Healthnoun - protein
/protein/
A nutrient found in foods like meat, beans, and eggs that helps build and repair the body's tissues.
Body & Healthnoun - carbohydrate
/carbohydrate/
A nutrient found in foods like bread, rice, and pasta that the body uses as its main source of energy.
Body & Healthnoun - fat
/fat/
An oily substance found in many foods that stores energy in the body. It is also a nutrient needed in moderate amounts.
Body & Healthnoun - vitamin
/vitamin/
A natural substance found in food that the body needs in small amounts to stay healthy and work properly.
Body & Healthnoun - hygiene
/hygiene/
The practice of keeping yourself and your surroundings clean in order to stay healthy and prevent disease.
Body & Healthnoun - sanitation
/sanitation/
The system of keeping places clean and healthy, especially by providing clean water and removing waste and sewage.
Body & Healthnoun - bandage
/bandage/
A strip of cloth or material wrapped around an injured part of the body to protect or support it.
Body & Healthnoun - stitches
/stitches/
Small loops of thread used by doctors to hold the edges of a wound together so it can heal.
Body & Healthnoun - splint
/splint/
A stiff piece of material used to support and protect a broken or injured bone and keep it still.
Body & Healthnoun - crutch
/crutch/
A long stick with a support that fits under the arm, used to help an injured person walk.
Body & Healthnoun - wheelchair
/wheelchair/
A chair with wheels used by people who cannot walk or who have difficulty walking.
Body & Healthnoun - prosthetic
/prosthetic/
An artificial part, such as a leg or arm, made to replace a missing or damaged part of the body.
Body & Healthnoun - eyesight
/eyesight/
The ability to see; the power of vision. It describes how well a person can see things.
Body & Healthnoun - contact lens
/contact lens/
A thin, curved piece of plastic placed directly on the surface of the eye to correct vision.
Body & Healthnoun - hearing aid
/hearing aid/
A small electronic device worn in or behind the ear that makes sounds louder for a person with hearing loss.
Body & Healthnoun - brace
/brace/
A device worn to support or straighten part of the body, such as the back, knee, or teeth.
Body & Healthnoun - cast
/cast/
A hard covering, often made of plaster, placed around a broken bone to hold it still while it heals.
Body & Healthnoun - sling
/sling/
A band of cloth tied around the neck to support an injured arm or hand and keep it still.
Body & Healthnoun - thermometer
/thermometer/
An instrument used to measure temperature, including the temperature of the human body.
Body & Healthnoun - stethoscope
/stethoscope/
A medical instrument that doctors use to listen to sounds inside the body, such as the heart and lungs.
Body & Healthnoun - scalpel
/scalpel/
A small, very sharp knife used by surgeons to cut into the body during operations.
Body & Healthnoun - career
/career/
The series of jobs or progress a person makes in a particular type of work over their working life.
Work & Businessnoun - profession
/profession/
A type of job that needs special education, training, or skill, such as law, medicine, or teaching.
Work & Businessnoun - occupation
/occupation/
A person's regular job or profession. It can also mean the act of taking control of a place.
Work & Businessnoun - employment
/employment/
The condition of having paid work, or the act of giving someone a job.
Work & Businessnoun - unemployment
/unemployment/
The state of not having a job, or the number of people in a country who do not have paid work.
Work & Businessnoun - wage
/wage/
Money paid to a worker, usually based on the number of hours or days worked.
Work & Businessnoun - income
/income/
The money that a person or organization receives, especially regularly, from work or investments.
Work & Businessnoun - bonus
/bonus/
An extra amount of money given to an employee in addition to their normal pay, often as a reward.
Work & Businessnoun - commission
/commission/
Money paid to someone based on the amount they sell. It can also mean an official group or a task given to someone.
Work & Businessnoun - pension
/pension/
A regular payment made to a person after they retire from work, usually based on years of service.
Work & Businessnoun - benefit
/benefit/
An advantage or profit gained from something. At work, it also means extra services like health insurance.
Work & Businessnoun - contract
/contract/
A written or spoken agreement, especially one that is legally binding, between two or more parties.
Work & Businessnoun - agreement
/agreement/
A decision or arrangement, often formal, that two or more people or groups make together.
Work & Businessnoun - negotiation
/negotiation/
The process of discussing something with others in order to reach an agreement.
Work & Businessnoun - deal
/deal/
An agreement, especially in business, in which both sides gain something. It can also mean a good bargain.
Work & Businessnoun - partnership
/partnership/
A relationship in which two or more people or organizations work together, often sharing profits and risks.
Work & Businessnoun - merger
/merger/
The joining of two companies or organizations into a single larger one.
Work & Businessnoun - company
/company/
A business organization that makes money by selling goods or services. It can also mean companionship.
Work & Businessnoun - corporation
/corporation/
A large company or group of companies recognized by law as a single entity separate from its owners.
Work & Businessnoun - firm
/firm/
A business company, especially one that provides professional services such as law or accounting.
Work & Businessnoun - startup
/startup/
A newly formed company, especially one in technology, that is growing and looking for investment.
Work & Businessnoun - enterprise
/enterprise/
A business or company, or a difficult and important project. It also means the willingness to take risks in business.
Work & Businessnoun - industry
/industry/
The companies and activities involved in producing a particular type of goods or service.
Work & Businessnoun - sector
/sector/
A distinct part of an economy, society, or area of activity, such as the public or private sector.
Work & Businessnoun - trade
/trade/
The activity of buying and selling goods and services, especially between countries or businesses.
Work & Businessnoun - commerce
/commerce/
The activity of buying and selling, especially on a large scale or between different places.
Work & Businessnoun - finance
/finance/
The management of large amounts of money, especially by governments, companies, or banks.
Work & Businessnoun - banking
/banking/
The business activity of banks, including keeping money safe, lending it, and managing accounts.
Work & Businessnoun - investment
/investment/
The act of putting money into something, such as a business or property, hoping to make a profit.
Work & Businessnoun - profit
/profit/
The money a business makes after all its costs have been paid; financial gain.
Work & Businessnoun - loss
/loss/
The fact of losing money in business, or the state of no longer having something or someone.
Work & Businessnoun - expense
/expense/
The money that a person or business spends on something; a cost.
Work & Businessnoun - tax
/tax/
Money that people and businesses must pay to the government to fund public services.
Work & Businessnoun - audit
/audit/
An official examination of a company's financial records to check that they are correct and honest.
Work & Businessnoun - accounting
/accounting/
The process of keeping and checking financial records of a business or person.
Work & Businessnoun - bookkeeping
/bookkeeping/
The activity of recording the money that a business spends and receives in an organized way.
Work & Businessnoun - payroll
/payroll/
The list of a company's employees and the money paid to each, or the total amount paid in wages.
Work & Businessnoun - invoice
/invoice/
A document that lists goods or services provided and states how much money is owed for them.
Work & Businessnoun - receipt
/receipt/
A piece of paper or digital record showing that money has been received for goods or services.
Work & Businessnoun - payment
/payment/
The act of paying money, or the amount of money paid for goods, services, or a debt.
Work & Businessnoun - transaction
/transaction/
An instance of buying or selling something, or an exchange of money between people or accounts.
Work & Businessnoun - debt
/debt/
An amount of money that one person or organization owes to another.
Work & Businessnoun - loan
/loan/
An amount of money that is borrowed, usually from a bank, and must be paid back over time.
Work & Businessnoun - mortgage
/mortgage/
A loan, usually from a bank, used to buy a house or property, paid back over many years.
Work & Businessnoun - interest
/interest/
The extra money paid for borrowing, or earned for saving. It also means a feeling of wanting to know more.
Work & Businessnoun - stock
/stock/
A share in the ownership of a company, or the total goods a business has available to sell.
Work & Businessnoun - share
/share/
One of the equal parts into which a company's value is divided and which people can buy.
Work & Businessnoun - bond
/bond/
A certificate showing that you have lent money to a government or company that will be paid back with interest.
Work & Businessnoun - asset
/asset/
Something valuable that a person or company owns, such as money, property, or equipment.
Work & Businessnoun - growth
/growth/
The process of increasing in size, amount, or importance, as with a business or economy.
Work & Businessnoun - productivity
/productivity/
The rate at which goods are produced or work is done, especially compared to the time and effort used.
Work & Businessnoun - efficiency
/efficiency/
The quality of doing something well and quickly, without wasting time, money, or energy.
Work & Businessnoun - innovation
/innovation/
A new idea, method, or product, or the process of creating and introducing such new things.
Work & Businessnoun - technology
/technology/
The use of scientific knowledge to create tools, machines, and systems that solve problems or do work.
Work & Businessnoun - digitization
/digitization/
The process of changing information or business processes into a digital, computer-readable form.
Work & Businessnoun - strategy
/strategy/
A carefully designed plan to achieve a long-term aim, especially in business, war, or politics.
Work & Businessnoun - planning
/planning/
The process of thinking carefully about and deciding what to do before doing it.
Work & Businessnoun - forecasting
/forecasting/
The process of predicting what is likely to happen in the future, based on present information.
Work & Businessnoun - analysis
/analysis/
The detailed study of something by breaking it into parts to understand it better.
Work & Businessnoun - research
/research/
The careful study of a subject to discover new facts or reach a deeper understanding.
Work & Businessnoun - development
/development/
The process of growing, improving, or creating something over time, such as a product or skill.
Work & Businessnoun - marketing
/marketing/
The activity of promoting and selling products or services, including research and advertising.
Work & Businessnoun - advertising
/advertising/
The activity of making products or services known to people through paid messages, such as commercials or posters.
Work & Businessnoun - branding
/branding/
The activity of creating a particular image or identity for a product or company in people's minds.
Work & Businessnoun - public relations
/public relations/
The work of managing how the public sees a company or person, especially through the media.
Work & Businessnoun - sales
/sales/
The activity of selling goods or services, or the total amount of products sold.
Work & Businessnoun - customer
/customer/
A person who buys goods or services from a shop or business.
Work & Businessnoun - client
/client/
A person or organization that uses the professional services of another, such as a lawyer or designer.
Work & Businessnoun - consumer
/consumer/
A person who buys and uses goods and services, especially considered as part of the wider economy.
Work & Businessnoun - supplier
/supplier/
A company or person that provides goods or materials to a business or customer.
Work & Businessnoun - vendor
/vendor/
A person or company that sells something, especially in a street market or to other businesses.
Work & Businessnoun - distributor
/distributor/
A company that buys goods from manufacturers and supplies them to shops or other businesses.
Work & Businessnoun - retailer
/retailer/
A business or person that sells goods directly to the public, usually in small quantities.
Work & Businessnoun - wholesaler
/wholesaler/
A business that buys large quantities of goods and sells them, usually to shops rather than the public.
Work & Businessnoun - manufacturer
/manufacturer/
A company or person that makes goods in large quantities, usually in a factory.
Work & Businessnoun - product
/product/
Something that is made or grown to be sold, or a result of a process.
Work & Businessnoun - service
/service/
Work done for customers that does not produce goods, such as banking, repairs, or transport.
Work & Businessnoun - quality
/quality/
How good or bad something is, or a particular feature of someone or something.
Work & Businessnoun - standard
/standard/
A level of quality or achievement used as a measure, or a rule that things are expected to meet.
Work & Businessnoun - regulation
/regulation/
An official rule made by a government or organization to control how something is done.
Work & Businessnoun - policy
/policy/
A set of ideas or a plan of action agreed by a government, business, or organization.
Work & Businessnoun - procedure
/procedure/
An established or official way of doing something, with steps done in a fixed order.
Work & Businessnoun - guideline
/guideline/
A piece of advice or a rule that suggests how something should be done.
Work & Businessnoun - headquarters
/headquarters/
The main office of an organization, from which it is controlled and managed.
Work & Businessnoun - department
/department/
A part of a large organization, business, or government that deals with a particular area of work.
Work & Businessnoun - division
/division/
A large, separate part of a company or organization, often bigger than a department.
Work & Businessnoun - project
/project/
A planned piece of work that has a particular aim and is usually done over a set period.
Work & Businessnoun - task
/task/
A piece of work that must be done, usually as part of a larger job or duty.
Work & Businessnoun - target
/target/
A result or level that you aim to reach, or an object that you try to hit.
Work & Businessnoun - goal
/goal/
Something that you hope to achieve in the future; an aim. In sport, it is also a point scored.
Work & Businessnoun - performance
/performance/
How well a person, machine, or organization does a task. It also means a public show or play.
Work & Businessnoun - evaluation
/evaluation/
The act of carefully judging the value, quality, or importance of something.
Work & Businessnoun - feedback
/feedback/
Comments and information about how well someone has done something, used to help them improve.
Work & Businessnoun - appraisal
/appraisal/
A formal judgment of someone's work or the value of something, often done once a year at work.
Work & Businessnoun - promotion
/promotion/
A move to a more important job or rank at work. It can also mean an effort to sell something.
Work & Businessnoun - demotion
/demotion/
A move to a less important job or rank at work, the opposite of a promotion.
Work & Businessnoun - resignation
/resignation/
The act of officially leaving a job. It can also mean accepting something bad without complaint.
Work & Businessnoun - interview
/interview/
A formal meeting where someone is asked questions, especially to decide if they are right for a job.
Work & Businessnoun - application
/application/
A formal written request, for example for a job or a place at a school. It can also mean a computer program.
Work & Businessnoun - resume
/resume/
A short written document listing a person's education, work experience, and skills, used when applying for a job.
Work & Businessnoun - reference
/reference/
A statement about someone's character or ability, often from a former employer. It also means a mention of something.
Work & Businessnoun - recommendation
/recommendation/
A suggestion that something or someone is good and should be chosen or used.
Work & Businessnoun - training
/training/
The process of learning the skills needed to do a job or activity, through practice and teaching.
Work & Businessnoun - apprenticeship
/apprenticeship/
A period of time spent learning a skilled trade by working under an experienced person.
Work & Businessnoun - internship
/internship/
A period of work, often for a student or new graduate, done to gain experience in a particular field.
Work & Businessnoun - mentorship
/mentorship/
A relationship in which an experienced person guides and advises a less experienced one.
Work & Businessnoun - leadership
/leadership/
The ability to guide and inspire a group of people, or the people who lead an organization.
Work & Businessnoun - management
/management/
The activity of controlling and organizing a business, or the people who do this.
Work & Businessnoun - supervision
/supervision/
The act of watching over a person or activity to make sure it is done correctly and safely.
Work & Businessnoun - delegation
/delegation/
The act of giving part of your work or power to someone else. It also means a group sent to represent others.
Work & Businessnoun - collaboration
/collaboration/
The act of working together with others to produce or achieve something.
Work & Businessnoun - communication
/communication/
The act of sharing or exchanging information, ideas, or feelings with others.
Work & Businessnoun - presentation
/presentation/
A talk in which someone shows and explains information to a group of people.
Work & Businessnoun - report
/report/
A written or spoken account that gives information about something after studying or examining it.
Work & Businessnoun - proposal
/proposal/
A formal suggestion or plan put forward for others to consider. It can also mean an offer of marriage.
Work & Businessnoun - pitch
/pitch/
A short, persuasive talk meant to convince someone to buy something or support an idea.
Work & Businessnoun - conference
/conference/
A large official meeting, usually lasting several days, where people discuss a particular subject.
Work & Businessnoun - workshop
/workshop/
A meeting where people learn or practice skills through discussion and activity. It also means a place where things are made or repaired.
Work & Businessnoun - seminar
/seminar/
A meeting for discussion or training, usually with a small group studying a particular subject.
Work & Businessnoun - webinar
/webinar/
A seminar or presentation given over the internet, which people watch and join from their own computers.
Work & Businessnoun - litigation
/litigation/
The process of taking a dispute to a court of law to settle it.
Work & Businessnoun - settlement
/settlement/
An official agreement that ends a dispute or argument, often involving payment. It also means a small community.
Work & Businessnoun - intellectual property
/intellectual property/
Creations of the mind, such as inventions, designs, and brand names, that are protected by law.
Work & Businessnoun - patent
/patent/
An official right given by a government that allows only the inventor to make or sell their invention for a set time.
Work & Businessnoun - trademark
/trademark/
A name, symbol, or design used by a company that is legally registered so others cannot use it.
Work & Businessnoun - copyright
/copyright/
The legal right to be the only one who can copy, sell, or publish a piece of writing, music, or art.
Work & Businessnoun - license
/license/
An official document that gives permission to do, own, or use something.
Work & Businessnoun - franchise
/franchise/
The right to sell a company's goods or services in a particular area using its brand name.
Work & Businessnoun - outsourcing
/outsourcing/
The practice of paying another company to do work that was previously done inside your own company.
Work & Businessnoun - offshoring
/offshoring/
The practice of moving a company's work or operations to another country, usually to lower costs.
Work & Businessnoun - consulting
/consulting/
The business of giving expert advice to companies or people for a fee.
Work & Businessnoun - advisory
/advisory/
A service that gives advice, or an official warning. As an adjective, it means having the power to advise.
Work & Businessnoun - supply chain
/supply chain/
The whole system of people, companies, and steps involved in making a product and getting it to the customer.
Work & Businessnoun - inventory
/inventory/
All the goods that a shop or business has in stock, or a complete list of them.
Work & Businessnoun - warehouse
/warehouse/
A large building where goods are stored before they are sold or sent out.
Work & Businessnoun - shipping
/shipping/
The activity of sending goods from one place to another, or the cost of doing so.
Work & Businessnoun - import
/import/
A product brought into one country from another to be sold, or the act of bringing it in.
Work & Businessnoun - export
/export/
A product sent from one country to another to be sold, or the act of sending it.
Work & Businessnoun - quota
/quota/
A fixed amount or number of something that is officially allowed or required.
Work & Businessnoun - sanction
/sanction/
An official penalty against a country or group, or, with the opposite meaning, official permission.
Work & Businessnoun - entrepreneurship
/entrepreneurship/
The activity of starting and running businesses, often taking financial risks to do so.
Work & Businessnoun - venture capital
/venture capital/
Money invested in new or small businesses that are seen as risky but able to grow quickly.
Work & Businessnoun - angel investor
/angel investor/
A wealthy person who gives money to a new business in its early stages in return for a share of it.
Work & Businessnoun - incubator
/incubator/
An organization that helps new companies grow by providing space, advice, and support. It also means a device for keeping eggs or babies warm.
Work & Businessnoun - accelerator
/accelerator/
A program that helps startups grow quickly through intense support over a short period. It also means a car's gas pedal.
Work & Businessnoun - pitch deck
/pitch deck/
A short set of slides used to present a business idea to investors or partners.
Work & Businessnoun - business plan
/business plan/
A written document that describes a business's goals and how it plans to achieve them.
Work & Businessnoun - market research
/market research/
The activity of collecting information about what customers want and how a market behaves.
Work & Businessnoun - feasibility
/feasibility/
The degree to which something is possible or practical to do.
Work & Businessnoun - remote work
/remote work/
Work done from home or another place away from the company's office, usually using the internet.
Work & Businessnoun - freelance
/freelance/
Working for different companies on separate projects rather than being employed by just one.
Work & Businessadjective - gig economy
/gig economy/
A way of working in which people do many short-term or freelance jobs rather than one permanent job.
Work & Businessnoun - coworking
/coworking/
The use of a shared office space by people who work for different companies or themselves.
Work & Businessnoun - telecommuting
/telecommuting/
Working from home or away from the office while staying connected by telephone and the internet.
Work & Businessnoun - hybrid work
/hybrid work/
A way of working in which employees split their time between the office and working from home.
Work & Businessnoun - headcount
/headcount/
The total number of people employed by a company or working in a particular group.
Work & Businessnoun - layoff
/layoff/
The act of a company ending workers' jobs, usually because there is not enough work or money.
Work & Businessnoun - restructuring
/restructuring/
The act of organizing a company in a new way, often to make it more efficient or to reduce debt.
Work & Businessnoun - corporate culture
/corporate culture/
The shared values, beliefs, and ways of behaving that exist within a company.
Work & Businessnoun - diversity
/diversity/
The state of including many different types of people or things, such as different races, ages, or ideas.
Work & Businessnoun - inclusion
/inclusion/
The act of making sure that everyone is included and treated fairly, regardless of their differences.
Work & Businessnoun - workplace safety
/workplace safety/
The practice of protecting workers from injury and danger while they are doing their jobs.
Work & Businessnoun - labor law
/labor law/
The area of law that deals with the rights of workers and the duties of employers.
Work & Businessnoun - union
/union/
An organized group of workers formed to protect their rights and improve their pay and conditions.
Work & Businessnoun - collective bargaining
/collective bargaining/
Negotiation between an employer and a group of workers, usually through a union, about pay and conditions.
Work & Businessnoun - strike
/strike/
A period when workers stop working as a protest, usually to demand better pay or conditions.
Work & Businessnoun - severance
/severance/
Money paid to an employee when their job ends, often when they are laid off.
Work & Businessnoun - custom
/custom/
A way of behaving or doing something that is usual among a particular group of people.
Culture & Societynoun - ritual
/ritual/
A set of actions performed in a fixed order, often as part of a religious or traditional ceremony.
Culture & Societynoun - ceremony
/ceremony/
A formal event with set actions, performed to mark an important occasion such as a wedding.
Culture & Societynoun - celebration
/celebration/
A special enjoyable event or activity held to mark a happy occasion or achievement.
Culture & Societynoun - school
/school/
A place where children go to learn, or an institution for teaching a particular subject.
Daily Lifenoun - civilization
/civilization/
A complex society marked by cities, government, writing, and cultural development. It often refers to a particular stage or form of human social organization.
Culture & Societynoun - republic
/republic/
A form of government in which power rests with elected representatives and an elected leader rather than a monarch. The people are considered the source of authority.
Culture & Societynoun - monarchy
/monarchy/
A form of government headed by a single ruler, such as a king or queen, who usually inherits the position. Power may be absolute or limited by law.
Culture & Societynoun - dictatorship
/dictatorship/
A system of government in which one person or a small group holds absolute power, usually without free elections. It often suppresses opposition and personal freedoms.
Culture & Societynoun - government
/government/
The group of people and institutions that rule a country, state, or community and make and enforce its laws. It also refers to the system of ruling itself.
Culture & Societynoun - congress
/congress/
A formal assembly of representatives that makes laws, especially the national legislature of the United States and some other countries. It can also mean a large formal meeting.
Culture & Societynoun - law
/law/
A rule or system of rules created and enforced by a government or society to regulate behavior. It can also mean the whole body of such rules.
Culture & Societynoun - justice
/justice/
The fair and reasonable treatment of people, and the upholding of what is morally right and lawful. It also names the system that enforces the law.
Culture & Societynoun - rights
/rights/
The freedoms and protections that a person is morally or legally entitled to. They define what individuals may do and how they must be treated.
Culture & Societynoun - freedom
/freedom/
The power or right to act, speak, and think as one wants without unjust restriction. It also means the state of not being imprisoned or enslaved.
Culture & Societynoun - equality
/equality/
The state in which all people have the same status, rights, and opportunities. It is a key goal in discussions of fairness and social justice.
Culture & Societynoun - liberty
/liberty/
The condition of being free from oppressive restriction by authority. It often refers to political and personal freedoms guaranteed to citizens.
Culture & Societynoun - censorship
/censorship/
The act of suppressing or removing speech, writing, or other material considered objectionable by an authority. It limits what people can publish or say.
Culture & Societynoun - propaganda
/propaganda/
Information, often biased or misleading, spread to promote a political cause or point of view. It aims to influence opinion rather than inform fairly.
Culture & Societynoun - education
/education/
The process of teaching and learning knowledge, skills, and values, usually at schools or universities. It also names the system that provides this.
Culture & Societynoun - university
/university/
An institution of higher learning that grants degrees and conducts research across many subjects. Students usually attend after finishing secondary school.
Culture & Societynoun - curriculum
/curriculum/
The subjects and content taught in a school, college, or course of study. It outlines what students are expected to learn.
Culture & Societynoun - literacy
/literacy/
The ability to read and write, and more broadly competence in a particular area. Rising literacy is a common measure of social progress.
Culture & Societynoun - knowledge
/knowledge/
The facts, information, and understanding that a person gains through experience or education. It also means awareness of a particular fact or situation.
Culture & Societynoun - wisdom
/wisdom/
The quality of having good judgment and deep understanding, often gained through experience. It involves knowing how to act sensibly and well.
Culture & Societynoun - ignorance
/ignorance/
A lack of knowledge, information, or awareness about something. It can be innocent or the result of refusing to learn.
Culture & Societynoun - belief
/belief/
An acceptance that something is true or real, often without proof. It can be religious, political, or personal.
Culture & Societynoun - religion
/religion/
A system of belief and worship centered on a god, gods, or sacred principles. It usually involves shared practices, texts, and moral teachings.
Culture & Societynoun - spirituality
/spirituality/
A concern with the human spirit or soul rather than material things, often outside organized religion. It involves seeking meaning, inner peace, or connection.
Culture & Societynoun - faith
/faith/
Strong belief or trust in someone or something, often without proof, and especially in a religious sense. It can also mean a particular religion.
Culture & Societynoun - prayer
/prayer/
A spoken or silent address to a god or sacred power, often asking for help or giving thanks. It can also mean an earnest hope.
Culture & Societynoun - church
/church/
A building used for Christian worship, or the wider community of Christians. It can also refer to a particular Christian organization.
Culture & Societynoun - synagogue
/synagogue/
A building where Jewish people gather for worship, prayer, and study. It also serves as a center of community life.
Culture & Societynoun - literature
/literature/
Written works valued for their artistic quality, such as novels, poems, and plays. It can also mean all the writings on a particular subject.
Culture & Societynoun - poetry
/poetry/
Literary work in verse, using rhythm, imagery, and often rhyme to express feelings and ideas. It can also describe something with a graceful, expressive quality.
Culture & Societynoun - theater
/theater/
The art of performing plays before an audience, or a building where such performances take place. It also means dramatic works as a whole.
Culture & Societynoun - cinema
/cinema/
The art and industry of making films, or a building where films are shown. It also refers to the body of films from a country or era.
Culture & Societynoun - painting
/painting/
The art of applying paint to a surface to create images, or a single such work. It is one of the oldest forms of visual art.
Culture & Societynoun - sculpture
/sculpture/
The art of shaping solid materials like stone, metal, or clay into three-dimensional works, or such a work itself. It can stand freely or be carved in relief.
Culture & Societynoun - photography
/photography/
The art and practice of creating images by recording light, usually with a camera. It is used for art, journalism, and personal memories.
Culture & Societynoun - architecture
/architecture/
The art and science of designing and constructing buildings, or a particular style of building. It also describes the structure of complex systems.
Culture & Societynoun - fashion
/fashion/
A popular style of clothing, hair, or behavior at a particular time, or the industry that produces clothing. It also means a manner of doing something.
Culture & Societynoun - style
/style/
A distinctive way of doing, designing, or expressing something. It can also mean elegance or a particular fashion.
Culture & Societynoun - design
/design/
A plan or drawing showing how something will look or work, or the arrangement of its parts. It can also mean intention or purpose.
Culture & Societynoun - craftsmanship
/craftsmanship/
The skill and care shown in making something by hand. It often refers to high-quality, detailed work.
Culture & Societynoun - artisan
/artisan/
A skilled worker who makes things by hand, such as furniture, pottery, or bread. The word also describes high-quality, traditionally made goods.
Culture & Societynoun - folklore
/folklore/
The traditional stories, customs, and beliefs of a community, passed down by word of mouth. It reflects a people's shared culture and values.
Culture & Societynoun - mythology
/mythology/
A collection of myths, especially the traditional stories of a particular culture about gods and heroes. It also means the study of such stories.
Culture & Societynoun - legend
/legend/
A traditional story, sometimes based on real events, that is widely believed but cannot be proved. It can also mean a very famous person.
Culture & Societynoun - language
/language/
A system of words and rules that people use to communicate, in speech or writing. It can also mean a particular style of expression.
Culture & Societynoun - dialect
/dialect/
A form of a language spoken in a particular region or by a particular group, with its own words and pronunciation. It differs from the standard form.
Culture & Societynoun - accent
/accent/
A distinctive way of pronouncing a language, typical of a region or group. It can also mean special emphasis on a syllable or feature.
Culture & Societynoun - translation
/translation/
The act of expressing the meaning of speech or writing in another language, or the result of doing so. It allows communication across languages.
Culture & Societynoun - interpretation
/interpretation/
An explanation of the meaning of something, or the act of translating speech between languages as it is spoken. It reflects how something is understood.
Culture & Societynoun - bilingualism
/bilingualism/
The ability to speak two languages fluently, or the regular use of two languages in a community. It is common in many parts of the world.
Culture & Societynoun - multilingualism
/multilingualism/
The ability to use several languages, or the presence of many languages in a society. It is valued in increasingly connected, diverse communities.
Culture & Societynoun - slang
/slang/
Very informal words and expressions used by a particular group or in casual speech. Slang often changes quickly and may not be understood by outsiders.
Culture & Societynoun - jargon
/jargon/
Special words and phrases used by a particular profession or group that are hard for others to understand. It can make communication efficient but exclusive.
Culture & Societynoun - idiom
/idiom/
A fixed phrase whose meaning cannot be guessed from its individual words, such as 'kick the bucket'. It also means a characteristic style of expression.
Culture & Societynoun - media
/media/
The main means of mass communication, such as television, radio, newspapers, and the internet, taken collectively. It shapes how the public receives information.
Culture & Societynoun - journalism
/journalism/
The work of gathering, writing, and reporting news for newspapers, broadcasts, or websites. Good journalism aims to inform the public accurately.
Culture & Societynoun - news
/news/
Reports of recent events, especially as presented by media outlets. It can also mean any new information about someone or something.
Culture & Societynoun - broadcasting
/broadcasting/
The activity of transmitting programs to the public by radio or television. It reaches large audiences at the same time.
Culture & Societynoun - social media
/social media/
Websites and applications that let people create, share, and respond to content and connect with others. They have transformed modern communication.
Culture & Societynoun - podcast
/podcast/
A digital audio program, often released in episodes, that listeners can stream or download. Podcasts cover news, stories, interviews, and more.
Culture & Societynoun - magazine
/magazine/
A publication issued regularly, containing articles, photographs, and advertisements on various topics. It can be printed or digital.
Culture & Societynoun - newspaper
/newspaper/
A printed publication, usually issued daily or weekly, that reports news and carries articles and advertisements. Many now also publish online.
Culture & Societynoun - sport
/sport/
A physical activity involving skill and competition, played for enjoyment or as a profession. It can also mean such activities in general.
Culture & Societynoun - competition
/competition/
An event in which people try to win by being better than others, or the act of competing in general. It also means the rivals one competes against.
Culture & Societynoun - athletics
/athletics/
Sports involving running, jumping, and throwing, such as track and field events. In American usage it can mean organized sports more broadly.
Culture & Societynoun - teamwork
/teamwork/
The combined effort of a group working together toward a common goal. Good teamwork relies on cooperation and communication.
Culture & Societynoun - sportsmanship
/sportsmanship/
Fair, respectful, and generous behavior toward opponents in sport. It includes accepting defeat gracefully and respecting the rules.
Culture & Societynoun - Olympics
/Olympics/
A major international sports competition held every four years, with athletes from around the world. It includes both summer and winter editions.
Culture & Societynoun - championship
/championship/
A competition to decide the best player or team in a sport, or the title won by the victor. It is usually the most important event of a season.
Culture & Societynoun - trophy
/trophy/
A cup, statue, or other object given as a prize for winning a competition. It also symbolizes any notable achievement.
Culture & Societynoun - referee
/referee/
An official who watches a game or match to make sure the rules are followed and to settle disputes. The word also means an academic reviewer.
Culture & Societynoun - spectator
/spectator/
A person who watches an event, especially a sports match or public show, without taking part. Spectators form the audience.
Culture & Societynoun - race
/race/
A competition to see who is fastest, or a group of people sharing physical traits and ancestry. The social concept of race is widely debated.
Culture & Societynoun - minority
/minority/
A group that is smaller than the rest of a population, especially one that differs in race, religion, or background. It can also mean simply the smaller number.
Culture & Societynoun - majority
/majority/
The greater number or part of a group, more than half. In politics it also means the winning margin in a vote.
Culture & Societynoun - prejudice
/prejudice/
An unfair opinion or feeling formed about someone or something without enough knowledge. It often leads to unjust treatment of certain groups.
Culture & Societynoun - discrimination
/discrimination/
The unjust treatment of people based on group characteristics like race, sex, or age. It can also mean the ability to notice fine differences.
Culture & Societynoun - racism
/racism/
Prejudice, discrimination, or hostility directed against people because of their race or ethnicity. It can be expressed by individuals or built into systems.
Culture & Societynoun - tolerance
/tolerance/
The willingness to accept beliefs, behavior, or people that differ from one's own without hostility. It also means the ability to endure something.
Culture & Societynoun - acceptance
/acceptance/
The act of receiving or agreeing to something, or the welcoming of a person or idea. It can also mean coming to terms with a difficult truth.
Culture & Societynoun - sexuality
/sexuality/
A person's capacity for sexual feelings, and their sexual orientation and identity. It is a key part of how people understand themselves.
Culture & Societynoun - feminism
/feminism/
The belief in and movement for the social, political, and economic equality of women and men. It seeks to end discrimination based on sex.
Culture & Societynoun - masculinity
/masculinity/
The qualities and behaviors traditionally associated with men. Ideas about masculinity vary across cultures and change over time.
Culture & Societynoun - patriarchy
/patriarchy/
A social system in which men hold most of the power and women are largely excluded from it. The term is central to feminist analysis.
Culture & Societynoun - matriarchy
/matriarchy/
A social system in which women hold most of the power, or in which descent is traced through the mother. It is rarer than patriarchy.
Culture & Societynoun - stereotype
/stereotype/
A widely held but oversimplified and often unfair idea about a type of person or thing. Stereotypes ignore individual differences.
Culture & Societynoun - bias
/bias/
A tendency to favor or oppose something unfairly, often without realizing it. It can affect judgments, decisions, and reporting.
Culture & Societynoun - representation
/representation/
The way a group is depicted in media or art, or the act of speaking and acting on behalf of others. Both senses concern who is seen and heard.
Culture & Societynoun - poverty
/poverty/
The state of being extremely poor and lacking the money for basic needs. It is a central concern of social and economic policy.
Culture & Societynoun - wealth
/wealth/
A large amount of money, property, or valuable possessions. It can also mean a great quantity of something good.
Culture & Societynoun - inequality
/inequality/
An unfair difference in wealth, opportunity, or status between people or groups. It is a major topic in social and economic debate.
Culture & Societynoun - middle class
/middle class/
The social group between the working class and the wealthy, typically including professionals and business people. It is often linked to comfort and stability.
Culture & Societynoun - social mobility
/social mobility/
The ability of people to move up or down between social and economic classes. High social mobility means background does not fix one's future.
Culture & Societynoun - opportunity
/opportunity/
A favorable set of circumstances that makes it possible to do something. It is a chance for progress or advancement.
Culture & Societynoun - privilege
/privilege/
A special right or advantage available only to a particular person or group. It often refers to unearned social advantages.
Culture & Societynoun - marginalization
/marginalization/
The process of treating a person or group as unimportant and pushing them to the edge of society. It limits their power and opportunities.
Culture & Societynoun - exclusion
/exclusion/
The act of keeping someone or something out of a place, group, or activity. Social exclusion denies people full participation in society.
Culture & Societynoun - crime
/crime/
An act that breaks the law and can be punished by the state. It also refers to illegal activity in general.
Culture & Societynoun - punishment
/punishment/
A penalty imposed on someone for breaking a rule or law. It is meant to deter wrongdoing or deliver justice.
Culture & Societynoun - prison
/prison/
A building where people are held as punishment for crimes or while awaiting trial. It is also called a jail.
Culture & Societynoun - police
/police/
The official force responsible for keeping public order and enforcing the law. The word also refers to its officers collectively.
Culture & Societynoun - court
/court/
A place where legal cases are heard and judged, or the judge and officials there. It can also mean a royal household or an area for sports.
Culture & Societynoun - verdict
/verdict/
The decision reached by a jury or judge on whether someone is guilty or not. It can also mean any considered judgment.
Culture & Societynoun - sentence
/sentence/
The punishment given to a convicted criminal by a court, or a grammatically complete group of words. The two meanings share a Latin root.
Culture & Societynoun - parole
/parole/
The release of a prisoner before the full sentence is served, on condition of good behavior. The prisoner remains supervised.
Culture & Societynoun - war
/war/
A state of armed conflict between countries or groups. It also describes any sustained struggle against something.
Culture & Societynoun - peace
/peace/
A state of calm without war or violence, or freedom from disturbance. It can describe nations, communities, or a person's inner state.
Culture & Societynoun - conflict
/conflict/
A serious disagreement or struggle, which may be violent or simply a clash of ideas or interests. It can occur between people, groups, or nations.
Culture & Societynoun - humanitarian
/humanitarian/
Concerned with reducing human suffering and improving people's welfare. It often describes aid given to people in crisis.
Culture & Societyadjective - peacekeeping
/peacekeeping/
The use of international forces to maintain or restore peace in areas of conflict. Peacekeepers monitor ceasefires and protect civilians.
Culture & Societynoun - westernization
/westernization/
The process by which societies adopt Western customs, values, technology, or institutions. It is often discussed alongside globalization.
Culture & Societynoun - modernization
/modernization/
The process of updating something to fit modern needs and standards, especially the shift toward industrial, technological society. It transforms economies and lifestyles.
Culture & Societynoun - diaspora
/diaspora/
A large group of people from one homeland who live scattered in other countries. It also means the dispersal itself.
Culture & Societynoun - multiculturalism
/multiculturalism/
The presence of, and support for, several distinct cultural groups within one society. It values diversity rather than a single dominant culture.
Culture & Societynoun - segregation
/segregation/
The forced separation of groups of people, especially by race, in housing, schools, or public places. It denies equal treatment.
Culture & Societynoun - ethics
/ethics/
The principles that guide what is right and wrong behavior, or the study of such principles. It applies to individuals, professions, and society.
Culture & Societynoun - morality
/morality/
Beliefs and principles about what is right and wrong behavior. It also means the degree to which something is good or acceptable.
Culture & Societynoun - virtue
/virtue/
A good moral quality, such as honesty or courage, or moral goodness in general. It can also mean a beneficial feature of something.
Culture & Societynoun - vice
/vice/
An immoral or bad habit, or wickedness in general. It is the opposite of virtue and can refer to minor weaknesses too.
Culture & Societynoun - integrity
/integrity/
The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles. It also means the state of being whole and undamaged.
Culture & Societynoun - corruption
/corruption/
Dishonest or illegal behavior, especially by people in power, such as taking bribes. It can also mean the process of being made morally rotten.
Culture & Societynoun - hypocrisy
/hypocrisy/
The practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs that one's own behavior does not match. It is pretending to be better than one is.
Culture & Societynoun - compassion
/compassion/
A strong feeling of sympathy for those who are suffering, together with a wish to help. It moves people to kindness and action.
Culture & Societynoun - solidarity
/solidarity/
Unity and mutual support among people who share interests or goals, especially in a struggle. It binds a group together.
Culture & Societynoun - protest
/protest/
A public expression of objection or disapproval, often through demonstrations. It is a way for people to demand change.
Culture & Societynoun - revolution
/revolution/
A sudden, complete change in government or society, often by force, or a major change in any field. It can also mean one full turn around a center.
Culture & Societynoun - reform
/reform/
A change made to an institution or practice in order to improve it. Unlike revolution, reform works within the existing system.
Culture & Societynoun - activism
/activism/
The use of vigorous campaigning and action to bring about political or social change. Activists work to influence policy and public opinion.
Culture & Societynoun - advocacy
/advocacy/
Public support for a cause, policy, or group, often by arguing on its behalf. Advocacy aims to influence decisions and protect interests.
Culture & Societynoun - campaign
/campaign/
A series of organized actions aimed at achieving a particular goal, such as winning an election or raising awareness. It can also mean a military operation.
Culture & Societynoun - movement
/movement/
A group of people working together to advance shared ideas or goals, or the act of changing position. It often drives social or political change.
Culture & Societynoun - resistance
/resistance/
The act of opposing or fighting against something, especially an occupying power or unwanted change. It can be open or secret.
Culture & Societynoun - rebellion
/rebellion/
An act of armed or open opposition to a government or authority. It can also mean any refusal to obey rules.
Culture & Societynoun - uprising
/uprising/
An act of resistance or rebellion by a group of people against those in power. It is usually sudden and involves many ordinary citizens.
Culture & Societynoun - be
/be/
To exist, or to have a particular quality, identity, or state. It is the most common and irregular verb in English.
Common Verbsverb - have
/have/
To own or possess something, or to experience or be in a particular state. It is also used to form perfect tenses.
Common Verbsverb - do
/do/
To perform an action or task, or to act in a particular way. It is also used to form questions and negatives.
Common Verbsverb - say
/say/
To express something in words, especially aloud. It reports what someone states or means.
Common Verbsverb - get
/get/
To obtain, receive, or become something. It is extremely flexible and appears in countless everyday phrases.
Common Verbsverb - look
/look/
To direct your eyes toward something in order to see it, or to appear a certain way. Unlike 'see', it involves intention.
Common Verbsverb - want
/want/
To have a desire or wish for something. It expresses needs, hopes, and intentions.
Common Verbsverb - use
/use/
To employ something for a particular purpose. It is among the most common verbs in the language.
Common Verbsverb - find
/find/
To discover or locate something, often after searching, or to come to realize something. It expresses successful searching.
Common Verbsverb - tell
/tell/
To give information to someone in spoken or written words, or to narrate. It usually has a listener as its object.
Common Verbsverb - ask
/ask/
To request information or help, or to put a question to someone. It seeks a response from the listener.
Common Verbsverb - seem
/seem/
To give the impression of being or having a certain quality. It expresses appearance rather than certainty.
Common Verbsverb - feel
/feel/
To experience an emotion or physical sensation, or to touch something. It covers both body and mind.
Common Verbsverb - try
/try/
To make an effort to do something, or to test something to see if it works. It expresses attempt and experiment.
Common Verbsverb - leave
/leave/
To go away from a place or person, or to let something remain where it is. It expresses departure and abandonment.
Common Verbsverb - call
/call/
To telephone someone, to name someone, or to say something loudly. It has several common everyday senses.
Common Verbsverb - keep
/keep/
To continue to have something, or to continue doing something. It expresses retention and repetition.
Common Verbsverb - let
/let/
To allow someone to do something, or to permit something to happen. It is also used to make suggestions with 'let's'.
Common Verbsverb - begin
/begin/
To start to do or be something, or to come into existence. It is a more formal synonym of 'start'.
Common Verbsverb - show
/show/
To let something be seen, to display it, or to demonstrate how something works. It makes something visible or clear.
Common Verbsverb - hear
/hear/
To perceive sound with the ears, or to receive information. Unlike 'listen', it does not require effort.
Common Verbsverb - play
/play/
To take part in a game or activity for fun, or to perform music or a role. It covers both recreation and performance.
Common Verbsverb - run
/run/
To move quickly on foot, or to operate or manage something. It has both physical and figurative meanings.
Common Verbsverb - move
/move/
To change position or place, or to cause something to do so. It can also mean to affect someone emotionally.
Common Verbsverb - live
/live/
To be alive, or to have one's home in a particular place. It covers both existence and residence.
Common Verbsverb - believe
/believe/
To accept that something is true or that someone is telling the truth. It expresses conviction and trust.
Common Verbsverb - hold
/hold/
To carry or keep something in your hands or arms, or to contain or organize something. It expresses grasping and keeping.
Common Verbsverb - bring
/bring/
To carry or take something toward the speaker or a place. It is the natural counterpart of 'take' toward you.
Common Verbsverb - happen
/happen/
To take place or occur, usually without being planned. It describes events and chance occurrences.
Common Verbsverb - write
/write/
To form letters and words on a surface, or to create text such as a letter or book. It is essential to literacy.
Common Verbsverb - provide
/provide/
To supply or make available what is needed or wanted. It is a slightly formal synonym of 'give'.
Common Verbsverb - sit
/sit/
To rest your body on a seat with your weight on your bottom. It is a basic verb of posture.
Common Verbsverb - stand
/stand/
To be on your feet in an upright position, or to bear or tolerate something. It covers posture and endurance.
Common Verbsverb - lose
/lose/
To stop having something, to be unable to find it, or to be defeated. It is the opposite of both 'find' and 'win'.
Common Verbsverb - pay
/pay/
To give money in exchange for goods, services, or work. It is fundamental to economic life.
Common Verbsverb - meet
/meet/
To come together with someone, by chance or by arrangement, or to be introduced. It expresses encounter.
Common Verbsverb - include
/include/
To contain something as a part of a whole, or to make it part of a group. It is the opposite of 'exclude'.
Common Verbsverb - continue
/continue/
To keep doing something or to go on happening without stopping. It expresses persistence over time.
Common Verbsverb - set
/set/
To put something in a particular place or state, or to establish or fix something. It is one of the most flexible English verbs.
Common Verbsverb - change
/change/
To make or become different, or to replace one thing with another. It is fundamental to describing transformation.
Common Verbsverb - lead
/lead/
To guide a group or be in charge of it, or to be ahead in a contest. It expresses direction and command.
Common Verbsverb - understand
/understand/
To grasp the meaning of something or to know how someone feels. It expresses comprehension and sympathy.
Common Verbsverb - follow
/follow/
To go or come after someone or something, or to obey instructions. It expresses both movement and compliance.
Common Verbsverb - stop
/stop/
To cease doing something, or to bring or come to a halt. It is the natural opposite of 'continue'.
Common Verbsverb - create
/create/
To bring something new into existence, especially through imagination or skill. It is a more formal synonym of 'make'.
Common Verbsverb - speak
/speak/
To say words in order to communicate, or to be able to use a language. It is slightly more formal than 'talk'.
Common Verbsverb - read
/read/
To look at and understand written words, silently or aloud. It is a fundamental literacy skill.
Common Verbsverb - spend
/spend/
To pay out money, or to pass time doing something. It applies to both money and time.
Common Verbsverb - grow
/grow/
To increase in size or amount, or to develop over time. It applies to plants, people, and abstract things.
Common Verbsverb - open
/open/
To move something so that it is no longer shut, or to start an activity or business. It is the opposite of 'close'.
Common Verbsverb - walk
/walk/
To move along on foot at a steady, ordinary pace. It is the most basic verb of human movement.
Common Verbsverb - win
/win/
To be successful in a contest, game, or battle, or to gain something through effort. It is the opposite of 'lose'.
Common Verbsverb - offer
/offer/
To present something for someone to accept or refuse, or to say you are willing to do something. It expresses a proposal.
Common Verbsverb - remember
/remember/
To keep something in your mind or bring it back to mind. It is the opposite of 'forget'.
Common Verbsverb - consider
/consider/
To think about something carefully before making a decision, or to regard someone in a certain way. It expresses reflection.
Common Verbsverb - appear
/appear/
To become visible or come into view, or to seem to be a certain way. It covers both visibility and impression.
Common Verbsverb - buy
/buy/
To get something by paying money for it. It is the natural opposite of 'sell'.
Common Verbsverb - wait
/wait/
To stay in a place or delay action until something happens or someone arrives. It expresses patient delay.
Common Verbsverb - serve
/serve/
To do work that helps people, or to give someone food or drink. It covers both duty and hospitality.
Common Verbsverb - die
/die/
To stop living, or for something to fade away or cease. It is a basic verb about the end of life.
Common Verbsverb - send
/send/
To cause something or someone to go or be delivered to a place. It is central to communication and logistics.
Common Verbsverb - expect
/expect/
To believe that something will happen or that someone will arrive. It expresses anticipation and assumption.
Common Verbsverb - build
/build/
To construct something by putting parts or materials together. It applies to buildings and, figuratively, to relationships or systems.
Common Verbsverb - stay
/stay/
To continue to be in a particular place or condition.
Common Verbsverb - fall
/fall/
To move downward, usually quickly and without control, because of gravity.
Common Verbsverb - reach
/reach/
To arrive at a place, level, or goal, or to stretch out a hand toward something.
Common Verbsverb - kill
/kill/
To cause a person, animal, or plant to die.
Common Verbsverb - raise
/raise/
To move something to a higher position, or to increase an amount or level.
Common Verbsverb - pass
/pass/
To move past something, or to succeed in a test or examination.
Common Verbsverb - sell
/sell/
To give something to another person in exchange for money.
Common Verbsverb - require
/require/
To need something, or to officially demand that something be done.
Common Verbsverb - decide
/decide/
To make a choice or judgement about something after thinking carefully.
Common Verbsverb - pull
/pull/
To use force to move something toward yourself or in a certain direction.
Common Verbsverb - break
/break/
To separate into pieces, often suddenly, as a result of force or a fall.
Common Verbsverb - explain
/explain/
To make an idea or situation clear by describing it in more detail.
Common Verbsverb - hope
/hope/
To want something to happen and to think that it is possible.
Common Verbsverb - develop
/develop/
To grow or change gradually, or to create something over a period of time.
Common Verbsverb - carry
/carry/
To hold something and take it from one place to another.
Common Verbsverb - help
/help/
To make it easier for someone to do something by doing part of it.
Common Verbsverb - manage
/manage/
To succeed in dealing with something difficult, or to be in charge of people or work.
Common Verbsverb - check
/check/
To examine something carefully to make sure it is correct, safe, or working.
Common Verbsverb - receive
/receive/
To get or accept something that is sent or given to you.
Common Verbsverb - allow
/allow/
To let someone do something, or to make it possible for something to happen.
Common Verbsverb - add
/add/
To put something with another thing to increase the number or amount.
Common Verbsverb - present
/present/
To formally give or show something to a group of people.
Common Verbsverb - accept
/accept/
To agree to take or receive something that is offered.
Common Verbsverb - remain
/remain/
To stay in the same place or condition, or to be left after others have gone.
Common Verbsverb - suggest
/suggest/
To mention an idea or plan for someone else to think about.
Common Verbsverb - produce
/produce/
To make or grow something, especially in large quantities.
Common Verbsverb - describe
/describe/
To say what someone or something is like by giving details.
Common Verbsverb - visit
/visit/
To go to see a person or place for a period of time.
Common Verbsverb - reflect
/reflect/
To think carefully about something, or to show an image or quality.
Common Verbsverb - support
/support/
To help someone, or to hold the weight of something and keep it in place.
Common Verbsverb - control
/control/
To have power over something and decide how it behaves or happens.
Common Verbsverb - increase
/increase/
To become greater in size, amount, or number, or to make this happen.
Common Verbsverb - reduce
/reduce/
To make something smaller or less in size, amount, or degree.
Common Verbsverb - improve
/improve/
To make something better, or to become better than before.
Common Verbsverb - enable
/enable/
To make it possible for someone to do something, or for something to happen.
Common Verbsverb - prevent
/prevent/
To stop something from happening or someone from doing something.
Common Verbsverb - protect
/protect/
To keep someone or something safe from harm, damage, or danger.
Common Verbsverb - realize
/realize/
To suddenly understand or become aware of something.
Common Verbsverb - recognize
/recognize/
To know someone or something because you have seen them before.
Common Verbsverb - respond
/respond/
To say or do something as a reaction to something that has happened.
Common Verbsverb - prepare
/prepare/
To make something or someone ready for a future event or use.
Common Verbsverb - compare
/compare/
To look at two or more things to see how they are similar or different.
Common Verbsverb - exist
/exist/
To be present in the world as a real thing rather than imagined.
Common Verbsverb - form
/form/
To make something exist or take a particular shape.
Common Verbsverb - achieve
/achieve/
To succeed in doing or getting something after effort.
Common Verbsverb - complete
/complete/
To finish making or doing something so that nothing is missing.
Common Verbsverb - maintain
/maintain/
To make something continue in the same state, or to keep it in good condition.
Common Verbsverb - obtain
/obtain/
To get something, especially by making an effort.
Common Verbsverb - establish
/establish/
To start something such as a company or system that is meant to last.
Common Verbsverb - identify
/identify/
To recognize someone or something and be able to say who or what they are.
Common Verbsverb - measure
/measure/
To find the size, amount, or degree of something using a tool or standard.
Common Verbsverb - perform
/perform/
To do an action or task, or to entertain an audience.
Common Verbsverb - analyze
/analyze/
To examine something carefully in order to understand or explain it.
Common Verbsverb - evaluate
/evaluate/
To judge how good, useful, or successful something is.
Common Verbsverb - apply
/apply/
To use something for a purpose, or to make a formal request, such as for a job.
Common Verbsverb - utilize
/utilize/
To use something effectively for a particular purpose.
Common Verbsverb - adapt
/adapt/
To change your behaviour or something else to suit new conditions.
Common Verbsverb - implement
/implement/
To start using a plan, system, or decision in a practical way.
Common Verbsverb - plan
/plan/
To decide in detail what you are going to do and how you will do it.
Common Verbsverb - organize
/organize/
To arrange things or events in a neat, sensible, or planned way.
Common Verbsverb - coordinate
/coordinate/
To organize different people or things so that they work together well.
Common Verbsverb - communicate
/communicate/
To share information, ideas, or feelings with other people.
Common Verbsverb - choose
/choose/
To decide which one of several things or possibilities you want.
Common Verbsverb - prefer
/prefer/
To like one thing or person more than another.
Common Verbsverb - avoid
/avoid/
To stay away from someone or something, or to prevent something from happening.
Common Verbsverb - refuse
/refuse/
To say firmly that you will not do or accept something.
Common Verbsverb - admit
/admit/
To agree that something is true, often unwillingly, or to allow entry.
Common Verbsverb - deny
/deny/
To say that something is not true, or to refuse to give something.
Common Verbsverb - promise
/promise/
To tell someone that you will certainly do or not do something.
Common Verbsverb - threaten
/threaten/
To say that you will harm someone, or to be likely to cause damage.
Common Verbsverb - convince
/convince/
To make someone feel certain that something is true or right.
Common Verbsverb - persuade
/persuade/
To make someone decide to do something by giving reasons or arguments.
Common Verbsverb - assume
/assume/
To accept that something is true without having proof of it.
Common Verbsverb - argue
/argue/
To disagree with someone in words, or to give reasons for an opinion.
Common Verbsverb - claim
/claim/
To say that something is true even though it has not been proven.
Common Verbsverb - prove
/prove/
To show by evidence or argument that something is definitely true.
Common Verbsverb - demonstrate
/demonstrate/
To show clearly that something exists or is true, or to show how to do it.
Common Verbsverb - illustrate
/illustrate/
To explain or make something clear by using examples or pictures.
Common Verbsverb - indicate
/indicate/
To show, point to, or suggest that something is true or likely.
Common Verbsverb - emphasize
/emphasize/
To give special importance or attention to something when speaking or writing.
Common Verbsverb - highlight
/highlight/
To draw attention to something so that people notice it more easily.
Common Verbsverb - clarify
/clarify/
To make something easier to understand by explaining it more clearly.
Common Verbsverb - solve
/solve/
To find an answer or solution to a problem or difficult situation.
Common Verbsverb - handle
/handle/
To deal with a situation, person, or problem successfully.
Common Verbsverb - address
/address/
To give attention to a problem, or to speak formally to a group of people.
Common Verbsverb - tackle
/tackle/
To make a determined effort to deal with a difficult problem or task.
Common Verbsverb - overcome
/overcome/
To successfully deal with or control a problem, feeling, or difficulty.
Common Verbsverb - accomplish
/accomplish/
To succeed in doing or completing something, especially something difficult.
Common Verbsverb - succeed
/succeed/
To achieve something that you have been trying to do.
Common Verbsverb - fail
/fail/
To be unsuccessful in trying to do something, or to stop working.
Common Verbsverb - struggle
/struggle/
To try very hard to do something difficult, often with little success.
Common Verbsverb - challenge
/challenge/
To question whether something is right, or to invite someone to compete.
Common Verbsverb - finish
/finish/
To complete something or bring an activity to its end.
Common Verbsverb - start
/start/
To begin doing something, or to make something begin.
Common Verbsverb - end
/end/
To come to a finish, or to bring something to a finish.
Common Verbsverb - pause
/pause/
To stop doing something for a short time before continuing again.
Common Verbsverb - delay
/delay/
To make something happen later than planned, or to wait before acting.
Common Verbsverb - speed up
/speed up/
To start moving or happening faster than before.
Common Verbsverb - slow down
/slow down/
To start moving or happening more slowly, or to make this happen.
Common Verbsverb - close
/close/
To move something so that it is no longer open, such as a door or window.
Common Verbsverb - lock
/lock/
To fasten something with a lock so that it cannot be opened without a key.
Common Verbsverb - unlock
/unlock/
To open something that is locked, usually with a key or a code.
Common Verbsverb - push
/push/
To press against something in order to move it away from you.
Common Verbsverb - lift
/lift/
To move something or someone to a higher position.
Common Verbsverb - drop
/drop/
To let something fall, often by accident, or to become lower.
Common Verbsverb - throw
/throw/
To send something through the air by moving your arm quickly.
Common Verbsverb - catch
/catch/
To take hold of something that is moving through the air or trying to escape.
Common Verbsverb - wake
/wake/
To stop sleeping, or to make someone stop sleeping.
Common Verbsverb - wash
/wash/
To clean something or someone using water and usually soap.
Common Verbsverb - dress
/dress/
To put clothes on yourself or on someone else.
Common Verbsverb - cook
/cook/
To prepare food for eating by using heat.
Common Verbsverb - clean
/clean/
To remove dirt, dust, or marks from something to make it tidy.
Common Verbsverb - drive
/drive/
To control and operate a car or other vehicle as it moves.
Common Verbsverb - fly
/fly/
To move through the air, as a bird or aircraft does, or to travel by plane.
Common Verbsverb - swim
/swim/
To move through water by using your arms and legs.
Common Verbsverb - dance
/dance/
To move your body in time with music, usually for enjoyment.
Common Verbsverb - sing
/sing/
To make musical sounds with your voice, usually with words.
Common Verbsverb - draw
/draw/
To make a picture using a pen or pencil, or to pull something along.
Common Verbsverb - paint
/paint/
To put paint on a surface, or to create a picture using paint.
Common Verbsverb - type
/type/
To write something using a keyboard on a computer or phone.
Common Verbsverb - print
/print/
To produce words or pictures on paper using a machine.
Common Verbsverb - search
/search/
To look carefully in order to find someone or something.
Common Verbsverb - browse
/browse/
To look through things in a relaxed way without a clear purpose.
Common Verbsverb - download
/download/
To copy data, such as a file or program, from the internet onto your device.
Common Verbsverb - upload
/upload/
To copy data from your device onto the internet or another computer.
Common Verbsverb - post
/post/
To put a message or picture on the internet, or to send a letter by mail.
Common Verbsverb - comment
/comment/
To express an opinion or remark, especially in writing online.
Common Verbsverb - like
/like/
To find someone or something pleasant, or to approve of a post online.
Common Verbsverb - unfollow
/unfollow/
To stop receiving updates from a person or account on social media.
Common Verbsverb - invest
/invest/
To put money into something hoping to make a profit, or to give time and effort.
Common Verbsverb - save
/save/
To keep money for later, to rescue someone, or to store computer data.
Common Verbsverb - borrow
/borrow/
To take something from someone with the intention of giving it back.
Common Verbsverb - lend
/lend/
To give something to someone for a time, expecting to get it back.
Common Verbsverb - earn
/earn/
To receive money in return for work, or to deserve something by your actions.
Common Verbsverb - waste
/waste/
To use something such as time, money, or food in a careless or useless way.
Common Verbsverb - negotiate
/negotiate/
To discuss something formally in order to reach an agreement.
Common Verbsverb - bid
/bid/
To offer a particular amount of money for something, especially at an auction.
Common Verbsverb - hire
/hire/
To give someone a job, or to pay to use something for a short time.
Common Verbsverb - promote
/promote/
To give someone a higher position, or to help something become more popular.
Common Verbsverb - train
/train/
To teach a person or animal the skills needed for a job or activity.
Common Verbsverb - supervise
/supervise/
To watch a person or activity to make sure things are done correctly.
Common Verbsverb - vote
/vote/
To formally choose someone or something, usually in an election.
Common Verbsverb - elect
/elect/
To choose someone for an official position by voting.
Common Verbsverb - govern
/govern/
To officially control and lead a country, state, or organization.
Common Verbsverb - rule
/rule/
To have official power over a country or people, or to make a formal decision.
Common Verbsverb - abolish
/abolish/
To officially end a law, system, or practice.
Common Verbsverb - enact
/enact/
To make a proposal into an official law, or to perform an action.
Common Verbsverb - regulate
/regulate/
To control an activity or process using official rules.
Common Verbsverb - large
/large/
Of considerable or great size, amount, or extent.
Adjectivesadjective - tiny
/tiny/
Very small indeed; much smaller than usual.
Adjectivesadjective - huge
/huge/
Extremely large in size, amount, or degree.
Adjectivesadjective - enormous
/enormous/
Very large in size or quantity, much bigger than normal.
Adjectivesadjective - vast
/vast/
Extremely large in area or extent, especially of open space.
Adjectivesadjective - little
/little/
Small in size or amount, often suggesting affection.
Adjectivesadjective - short
/short/
Having little length, height, or duration.
Adjectivesadjective - tall
/tall/
Of more than average height, especially of people or buildings.
Adjectivesadjective - long
/long/
Measuring a great distance from one end to the other, or lasting a long time.
Adjectivesadjective - wide
/wide/
Measuring a large distance from one side to the other.
Adjectivesadjective - narrow
/narrow/
Measuring a small distance from one side to the other.
Adjectivesadjective - thick
/thick/
Having a large distance between opposite surfaces, or densely packed.
Adjectivesadjective - thin
/thin/
Having a small distance between opposite surfaces, or not fat.
Adjectivesadjective - deep
/deep/
Going a long way down from the top or surface.
Adjectivesadjective - shallow
/shallow/
Having only a short distance from the top to the bottom.
Adjectivesadjective - high
/high/
Extending far upward, or at a great level or amount.
Adjectivesadjective - low
/low/
Not far above the ground, or small in amount or level.
Adjectivesadjective - heavy
/heavy/
Weighing a great deal and difficult to lift or move.
Adjectivesadjective - light
/light/
Not weighing very much, or full of brightness.
Adjectivesadjective - slow
/slow/
Moving or happening at a low speed, taking a long time.
Adjectivesadjective - quick
/quick/
Moving fast or done in a short time.
Adjectivesadjective - loud
/loud/
Producing a lot of noise; easily heard.
Adjectivesadjective - quiet
/quiet/
Making little or no noise; calm and peaceful.
Adjectivesadjective - soft
/soft/
Easy to press, bend, or cut; not hard or rough; gentle.
Adjectivesadjective - rough
/rough/
Having an uneven or coarse surface; not smooth or gentle.
Adjectivesadjective - smooth
/smooth/
Having an even surface without bumps, lumps, or rough parts.
Adjectivesadjective - hot
/hot/
Having a high temperature; very warm.
Adjectivesadjective - warm
/warm/
Having or producing a comfortable amount of heat; pleasantly hot.
Adjectivesadjective - cool
/cool/
Having a low but not unpleasant temperature; pleasantly cold.
Adjectivesadjective - old
/old/
Having lived or existed for a long time; not young or new.
Adjectivesadjective - new
/new/
Made, bought, or experienced recently; not existing before.
Adjectivesadjective - young
/young/
Having lived or existed for only a short time; in an early stage of life.
Adjectivesadjective - ancient
/ancient/
Belonging to the very distant past; extremely old.
Adjectivesadjective - modern
/modern/
Relating to the present or recent times; using the latest ideas or methods.
Adjectivesadjective - ugly
/ugly/
Very unpleasant to look at; not attractive at all.
Adjectivesadjective - pretty
/pretty/
Attractive in a pleasant, often delicate, way; also means 'quite'.
Adjectivesadjective - handsome
/handsome/
Good-looking, especially used to describe men.
Adjectivesadjective - attractive
/attractive/
Pleasing or appealing to look at, or interesting and desirable.
Adjectivesadjective - bright
/bright/
Giving out a lot of light, full of strong colour, or very intelligent.
Adjectivesadjective - dark
/dark/
With little or no light; or close to black in colour.
Adjectivesadjective - colorful
/colorful/
Having many bright colours, or full of interest and variety.
Adjectivesadjective - pale
/pale/
Light in colour, or having less colour than usual in the face.
Adjectivesadjective - great
/great/
Very good or enjoyable, or very large in size or amount.
Adjectivesadjective - terrible
/terrible/
Extremely bad, unpleasant, or of very poor quality.
Adjectivesadjective - excellent
/excellent/
Extremely good; of the highest quality.
Adjectivesadjective - awful
/awful/
Very bad or unpleasant; causing dislike or shock.
Adjectivesadjective - wonderful
/wonderful/
Extremely good, pleasing, or impressive.
Adjectivesadjective - horrible
/horrible/
Causing horror or strong dislike; extremely unpleasant.
Adjectivesadjective - fantastic
/fantastic/
Extremely good, impressive, or enjoyable.
Adjectivesadjective - dreadful
/dreadful/
Extremely bad, unpleasant, or shocking.
Adjectivesadjective - excited
/excited/
Feeling very happy and enthusiastic about something that is happening.
Adjectivesadjective - bored
/bored/
Feeling tired and impatient because something is not interesting.
Adjectivesadjective - tired
/tired/
Feeling that you need to rest or sleep; lacking energy.
Adjectivesadjective - energetic
/energetic/
Having or showing a lot of energy and enthusiasm.
Adjectivesadjective - calm
/calm/
Peaceful and quiet, or not feeling worried or excited.
Adjectivesadjective - anxious
/anxious/
Feeling worried or nervous about something that might happen.
Adjectivesadjective - confident
/confident/
Feeling sure about your own abilities or about a situation.
Adjectivesadjective - smart
/smart/
Intelligent and quick to learn, or neat and stylish in appearance.
Adjectivesadjective - clever
/clever/
Quick to learn, understand, or think of good ideas.
Adjectivesadjective - intelligent
/intelligent/
Having a high level of mental ability; able to learn and understand well.
Adjectivesadjective - stupid
/stupid/
Showing a lack of intelligence or good sense; foolish.
Adjectivesadjective - wise
/wise/
Having or showing good sense and judgement gained from experience.
Adjectivesadjective - foolish
/foolish/
Showing a lack of good sense or judgement; silly or unwise.
Adjectivesadjective - history
/history/
The study of past events, or the whole series of past events themselves.
Culture & Societynoun - creative
/creative/
Having the ability to produce original ideas or things using imagination and skill.
Adjectivesadjective - innovative
/innovative/
Featuring new methods, original ideas, or advanced thinking.
Adjectivesadjective - original
/original/
Created directly and not copied; existing from the beginning.
Adjectivesadjective - boring
/boring/
Not interesting; causing tiredness or lack of attention.
Adjectivesadjective - kind
/kind/
Generous, friendly, and considerate toward others.
Adjectivesadjective - cruel
/cruel/
Willing to cause pain or suffering to others without feeling sorry.
Adjectivesadjective - generous
/generous/
Willing to give money, help, or time freely and gladly.
Adjectivesadjective - selfish
/selfish/
Caring only about one's own needs and not about others.
Adjectivesadjective - honest
/honest/
Telling the truth and not cheating or stealing.
Adjectivesadjective - dishonest
/dishonest/
Not honest; likely to lie, cheat, or deceive.
Adjectivesadjective - loyal
/loyal/
Firm and constant in support of a person, group, or cause.
Adjectivesadjective - treacherous
/treacherous/
Betraying trust; or dangerously unstable and unpredictable.
Adjectivesadjective - brave
/brave/
Showing courage and willingness to face danger or pain.
Adjectivesadjective - cowardly
/cowardly/
Showing a shameful lack of courage; easily frightened.
Adjectivesadjective - strong
/strong/
Having great physical power, or being difficult to break or defeat.
Adjectivesadjective - weak
/weak/
Lacking physical strength, power, or the ability to resist.
Adjectivesadjective - powerful
/powerful/
Having great strength, force, or influence over others.
Adjectivesadjective - helpless
/helpless/
Unable to protect oneself or to act without help.
Adjectivesadjective - capable
/capable/
Having the ability or skill to do something well.
Adjectivesadjective - incompetent
/incompetent/
Lacking the ability or skill to do a task properly.
Adjectivesadjective - skilled
/skilled/
Having or showing the training and ability to do something well.
Adjectivesadjective - unskilled
/unskilled/
Not having special training or ability for a particular job.
Adjectivesadjective - talented
/talented/
Having a natural ability to do something very well.
Adjectivesadjective - mediocre
/mediocre/
Of only average or fairly low quality; not very good.
Adjectivesadjective - rich
/rich/
Having a lot of money or valuable possessions.
Adjectivesadjective - poor
/poor/
Having little money; or of low quality.
Adjectivesadjective - wealthy
/wealthy/
Having a great amount of money, property, or valuable things.
Adjectivesadjective - expensive
/expensive/
Costing a lot of money.
Adjectivesadjective - cheap
/cheap/
Costing little money; sometimes of low quality.
Adjectivesadjective - affordable
/affordable/
Cheap enough that most people can pay for it.
Adjectivesadjective - valuable
/valuable/
Worth a lot of money or very useful and important.
Adjectivesadjective - worthless
/worthless/
Having no value, use, or importance at all.
Adjectivesadjective - priceless
/priceless/
So valuable that its worth cannot be measured in money.
Adjectivesadjective - easy
/easy/
Not difficult; needing little effort to do or understand.
Adjectivesadjective - simple
/simple/
Easy to understand or do; not complicated.
Adjectivesadjective - complex
/complex/
Having many connected parts and therefore hard to understand.
Adjectivesadjective - complicated
/complicated/
Difficult to understand or deal with because of many parts.
Adjectivesadjective - straightforward
/straightforward/
Easy to understand or do; honest and direct.
Adjectivesadjective - clear
/clear/
Easy to see, hear, or understand; free of confusion.
Adjectivesadjective - confusing
/confusing/
Difficult to understand because it is not clear.
Adjectivesadjective - obvious
/obvious/
Easy to see or understand; not needing explanation.
Adjectivesadjective - mysterious
/mysterious/
Difficult to understand, explain, or identify.
Adjectivesadjective - important
/important/
Having great value, meaning, or effect.
Adjectivesadjective - significant
/significant/
Large or important enough to have an effect or be noticed.
Adjectivesadjective - insignificant
/insignificant/
Too small or unimportant to be worth considering.
Adjectivesadjective - critical
/critical/
Extremely important; or expressing careful, often negative, judgment.
Adjectivesadjective - essential
/essential/
Absolutely necessary; extremely important.
Adjectivesadjective - optional
/optional/
Available as a choice but not compulsory.
Adjectivesadjective - necessary
/necessary/
Needed in order to do or achieve something.
Adjectivesadjective - unnecessary
/unnecessary/
Not needed and able to be avoided.
Adjectivesadjective - urgent
/urgent/
Needing immediate attention or action.
Adjectivesadjective - common
/common/
Happening often or shared by many people.
Adjectivesadjective - rare
/rare/
Not happening or found very often.
Adjectivesadjective - unusual
/unusual/
Different from what is normal or expected.
Adjectivesadjective - ordinary
/ordinary/
Not special or different in any way; usual.
Adjectivesadjective - extraordinary
/extraordinary/
Very unusual, special, or remarkable.
Adjectivesadjective - normal
/normal/
Usual, typical, or expected; not strange.
Adjectivesadjective - abnormal
/abnormal/
Different from what is normal or expected, often worryingly.
Adjectivesadjective - typical
/typical/
Showing the usual qualities of a particular type.
Adjectivesadjective - atypical
/atypical/
Not typical or usual; differing from the standard.
Adjectivesadjective - unique
/unique/
Being the only one of its kind; unlike anything else.
Adjectivesadjective - true
/true/
In agreement with fact or reality; not false.
Adjectivesadjective - false
/false/
Not true, correct, or real.
Adjectivesadjective - real
/real/
Existing in fact; not imagined or artificial.
Adjectivesadjective - fake
/fake/
Made to look real in order to deceive; not genuine.
Adjectivesadjective - genuine
/genuine/
Truly what it is said to be; sincere and honest.
Adjectivesadjective - artificial
/artificial/
Made by people rather than occurring in nature; not genuine.
Adjectivesadjective - natural
/natural/
Existing in or produced by nature; not made by people.
Adjectivesadjective - synthetic
/synthetic/
Made by chemical processes to imitate a natural product.
Adjectivesadjective - processed
/processed/
Having been changed or treated by an industrial method.
Adjectivesadjective - closed
/closed/
Not open; shut, or not available for business.
Adjectivesadjective - full
/full/
Holding as much as possible; containing a lot.
Adjectivesadjective - empty
/empty/
Having nothing inside; not containing anything.
Adjectivesadjective - incomplete
/incomplete/
Not having all its parts; not finished.
Adjectivesadjective - available
/available/
Able to be used, obtained, or contacted.
Adjectivesadjective - busy
/busy/
Having a lot to do; not free.
Adjectivesadjective - occupied
/occupied/
Being used by someone; or kept busy with an activity.
Adjectivesadjective - free
/free/
Not controlled or limited; or costing no money.
Adjectivesadjective - safe
/safe/
Protected from danger or harm.
Adjectivesadjective - dangerous
/dangerous/
Likely to cause harm, injury, or death.
Adjectivesadjective - risky
/risky/
Involving the possibility of danger, loss, or failure.
Adjectivesadjective - secure
/secure/
Safe from danger or attack; firmly fixed.
Adjectivesadjective - vulnerable
/vulnerable/
Easily harmed, hurt, or attacked.
Adjectivesadjective - protected
/protected/
Kept safe from harm, loss, or attack.
Adjectivesadjective - exposed
/exposed/
Not covered or protected; open to danger or view.
Adjectivesadjective - reliable
/reliable/
Able to be trusted to do what is expected.
Adjectivesadjective - unreliable
/unreliable/
Not able to be trusted or depended on.
Adjectivesadjective - stable
/stable/
Firmly fixed and not likely to change or fail.
Adjectivesadjective - public
/public/
Relating to or available to all the people of a community.
Adjectivesadjective - private
/private/
Belonging to one person or group; not open to everyone.
Adjectivesadjective - official
/official/
Approved by a person or organization in authority.
Adjectivesadjective - unofficial
/unofficial/
Not formally approved or recognized by authority.
Adjectivesadjective - legal
/legal/
Allowed by law; relating to the law.
Adjectivesadjective - illegal
/illegal/
Not allowed by law.
Adjectivesadjective - formal
/formal/
Following accepted rules of behavior, dress, or language.
Adjectivesadjective - informal
/informal/
Relaxed, friendly, and not following strict rules.
Adjectivesadjective - professional
/professional/
Relating to a job; or showing high skill and standards.
Adjectivesadjective - casual
/casual/
Relaxed and not formal; happening by chance.
Adjectivesadjective - local
/local/
Relating to a particular small area or neighborhood.
Adjectivesadjective - global
/global/
Relating to the whole world.
Adjectivesadjective - national
/national/
Relating to a whole nation or country.
Adjectivesadjective - international
/international/
Involving two or more countries.
Adjectivesadjective - domestic
/domestic/
Relating to the home, or to one's own country.
Adjectivesadjective - foreign
/foreign/
Coming from or relating to a country that is not your own.
Adjectivesadjective - urban
/urban/
Relating to a town or city.
Adjectivesadjective - rural
/rural/
Relating to the countryside rather than the town.
Adjectivesadjective - remote
/remote/
Far away from towns or other people; distant.
Adjectivesadjective - central
/central/
In or near the center; or most important.
Adjectivesadjective - popular
/popular/
Liked or enjoyed by a large number of people.
Adjectivesadjective - unpopular
/unpopular/
Not liked by many people.
Adjectivesadjective - famous
/famous/
Known about by very many people.
Adjectivesadjective - unknown
/unknown/
Not known or identified.
Adjectivesadjective - notable
/notable/
Important or interesting enough to be noticed.
Adjectivesadjective - obscure
/obscure/
Not well known; or difficult to understand.
Adjectivesadjective - mainstream
/mainstream/
Accepted by or representing most ordinary people.
Adjectivesadjective - alternative
/alternative/
Available as another possibility; different from the usual.
Adjectivesadjective - traditional
/traditional/
Following customs and beliefs passed down over time.
Adjectivesadjective - revolutionary
/revolutionary/
Involving or causing a complete and dramatic change.
Adjectivesadjective - sudden
/sudden/
Happening quickly and without warning.
Adjectivesadjective - gradual
/gradual/
Happening slowly over a period of time.
Adjectivesadjective - constant
/constant/
Happening all the time or staying the same.
Adjectivesadjective - temporary
/temporary/
Lasting for only a limited time.
Adjectivesadjective - permanent
/permanent/
Lasting or intended to last for a very long time.
Adjectivesadjective - brief
/brief/
Lasting only a short time; using few words.
Adjectivesadjective - prolonged
/prolonged/
Continuing for a long time, often too long.
Adjectivesadjective - frequent
/frequent/
Happening or doing something often.
Adjectivesadjective - occasional
/occasional/
Happening sometimes but not regularly or often.
Adjectivesadjective - positive
/positive/
Hopeful and confident, or showing approval; good.
Adjectivesadjective - negative
/negative/
Bad, harmful, or expressing disagreement or refusal.
Adjectivesadjective - neutral
/neutral/
Not supporting either side; neither positive nor negative.
Adjectivesadjective - optimistic
/optimistic/
Expecting good things to happen in the future.
Adjectivesadjective - pessimistic
/pessimistic/
Expecting the worst things to happen.
Adjectivesadjective - realistic
/realistic/
Accepting things as they really are; sensible and practical.
Adjectivesadjective - idealistic
/idealistic/
Believing in high principles, sometimes ignoring reality.
Adjectivesadjective - practical
/practical/
Concerned with real situations rather than ideas; useful.
Adjectivesadjective - noisy
/noisy/
Making a lot of loud or unpleasant sound.
Adjectivesadjective - silent
/silent/
Making no sound; completely quiet.
Adjectivesadjective - peaceful
/peaceful/
Quiet and calm, without trouble or violence.
Adjectivesadjective - chaotic
/chaotic/
In a state of complete confusion and disorder.
Adjectivesadjective - organized
/organized/
Arranged in a neat, ordered, or efficient way.
Adjectivesadjective - messy
/messy/
Dirty or untidy; not arranged neatly.
Adjectivesadjective - neat
/neat/
Arranged in a tidy, clean, and orderly way.
Adjectivesadjective - cluttered
/cluttered/
Filled with too many things in a disorderly way.
Adjectivesadjective - polite
/polite/
Behaving in a respectful and considerate way.
Adjectivesadjective - rude
/rude/
Not polite; offensive or bad-mannered.
Adjectivesadjective - respectful
/respectful/
Showing politeness and consideration toward others.
Adjectivesadjective - disrespectful
/disrespectful/
Showing a lack of respect or politeness.
Adjectivesadjective - humble
/humble/
Not proud; having a modest view of one's importance.
Adjectivesadjective - arrogant
/arrogant/
Having too high an opinion of oneself; conceited.
Adjectivesadjective - modest
/modest/
Not proud or boastful; or moderate in size or amount.
Adjectivesadjective - vain
/vain/
Too proud of oneself; or producing no useful result.
Adjectivesadjective - sincere
/sincere/
Saying or doing what you truly feel; not pretending.
Adjectivesadjective - hypocritical
/hypocritical/
Pretending to have standards or beliefs one does not really hold.
Adjectivesadjective - healthy
/healthy/
In good physical or mental condition; good for health.
Adjectivesadjective - unhealthy
/unhealthy/
Not good for your health; in poor health.
Adjectivesadjective - fit
/fit/
Healthy and strong, especially from exercise; suitable.
Adjectivesadjective - unfit
/unfit/
Not healthy or strong enough; or not suitable.
Adjectivesadjective - sick
/sick/
Affected by illness; not well.
Adjectivesadjective - injured
/injured/
Physically harmed or damaged.
Adjectivesadjective - recovered
/recovered/
Having become healthy again after illness or injury.
Adjectivesadjective - disabled
/disabled/
Having a physical or mental condition that limits activity.
Adjectivesadjective - abled
/abled/
Having full physical and mental abilities.
Adjectivesadjective - which
/which/
Used to ask about a choice between a limited set.
Question Wordspronoun - whose
/whose/
Used to ask who something belongs to.
Question Wordspronoun - whom
/whom/
A formal form of 'who' used as the object of a verb or preposition.
Question Wordspronoun - whatever
/whatever/
Anything or everything; no matter what.
Question Wordspronoun - wherever
/wherever/
In or to any place; no matter where.
Question Wordsadverb - whenever
/whenever/
At any or every time; no matter when.
Question Wordsadverb - whoever
/whoever/
The person or people, no matter who, that do something.
Question Wordspronoun - whichever
/whichever/
Any one or any number from a limited set.
Question Wordspronoun - whether
/whether/
Used to introduce a choice between two possibilities.
Question Wordsconjunction - what if
/what if/
Used to introduce a hypothetical situation or worry.
Question Wordsphrase - how much
/how much/
Used to ask about an amount, especially of uncountable things or price.
Question Wordsphrase - how many
/how many/
Used to ask about the number of countable things.
Question Wordsphrase - how long
/how long/
Used to ask about the duration or length of something.
Question Wordsphrase - how often
/how often/
Used to ask about the frequency of something.
Question Wordsphrase - how far
/how far/
Used to ask about the distance to a place.
Question Wordsphrase - how soon
/how soon/
Used to ask how quickly something will happen.
Question Wordsphrase - how old
/how old/
Used to ask about the age of a person or thing.
Question Wordsphrase - what kind
/what kind/
Used to ask about the type or sort of something.
Question Wordsphrase - what type
/what type/
Used to ask which category or sort something belongs to.
Question Wordsphrase - what sort
/what sort/
Used to ask about the type or nature of something.
Question Wordsphrase - in what way
/in what way/
Used to ask about the manner or respect in which something is true.
Question Wordsphrase - for what reason
/for what reason/
A formal way to ask the reason for something.
Question Wordsphrase - under what circumstances
/under what circumstances/
Used to ask in which situation or conditions something applies.
Question Wordsphrase - at what point
/at what point/
Used to ask at which moment or stage something happens.
Question Wordsphrase - by what means
/by what means/
A formal way to ask about the method used to do something.
Question Wordsphrase - to what extent
/to what extent/
Used to ask about the degree or level of something.
Question Wordsphrase - in what manner
/in what manner/
A formal way to ask about the way something is done.
Question Wordsphrase - with what purpose
/with what purpose/
Used to ask about the aim or intention behind an action.
Question Wordsphrase - for whom
/for whom/
A formal phrase asking who benefits from or receives something.
Question Wordsphrase - from where
/from where/
Used to ask about the origin or starting place.
Question Wordsphrase - since when
/since when/
Used to ask the starting time of something, sometimes with surprise.
Question Wordsphrase - until when
/until when/
Used to ask the end time or deadline of something.
Question Wordsphrase - how come
/how come/
An informal way to ask why something happened.
Question Wordsphrase - apartment
/apartment/
A set of rooms for living in, usually on one floor of a larger building.
Daily Lifenoun - room
/room/
A part of the inside of a building separated by walls.
Daily Lifenoun - bedroom
/bedroom/
A room used mainly for sleeping in.
Daily Lifenoun - bathroom
/bathroom/
A room with a toilet and facilities for washing.
Daily Lifenoun - kitchen
/kitchen/
A room where food is prepared and cooked.
Daily Lifenoun - living room
/living room/
The main room in a house where people sit, relax, and entertain.
Daily Lifenoun - dining room
/dining room/
A room where meals are eaten.
Daily Lifenoun - furniture
/furniture/
Movable objects such as tables, chairs, and beds used in a room.
Daily Lifenoun - chair
/chair/
A piece of furniture for one person to sit on, with a back.
Daily Lifenoun - table
/table/
A piece of furniture with a flat top and legs, used for eating or working.
Daily Lifenoun - sofa
/sofa/
A long, comfortable seat with a back and arms for two or more people.
Daily Lifenoun - bed
/bed/
A piece of furniture for sleeping on.
Daily Lifenoun - desk
/desk/
A table, often with drawers, used for writing, working, or studying.
Daily Lifenoun - shelf
/shelf/
A flat board fixed to a wall or in a cupboard for holding things.
Daily Lifenoun - wardrobe
/wardrobe/
A tall cupboard in which clothes are hung or stored.
Daily Lifenoun - mirror
/mirror/
A piece of glass that reflects images, used to see oneself.
Daily Lifenoun - lamp
/lamp/
A device that produces light, usually using electricity.
Daily Lifenoun - door
/door/
A movable barrier that opens and closes the entrance to a room or building.
Daily Lifenoun - window
/window/
An opening in a wall, fitted with glass, that lets in light and air.
Daily Lifenoun - floor
/floor/
The lower surface of a room that you walk on, or a level of a building.
Daily Lifenoun - ceiling
/ceiling/
The upper inside surface of a room, opposite the floor.
Daily Lifenoun - wall
/wall/
A vertical structure that divides or encloses a space, or forms the side of a building.
Daily Lifenoun - stairs
/stairs/
A set of steps that lead from one level of a building to another.
Daily Lifenoun - elevator
/elevator/
A machine that carries people or goods up and down between floors of a building.
Daily Lifenoun - balcony
/balcony/
A platform that projects from the wall of a building, usually enclosed by a railing.
Daily Lifenoun - roof
/roof/
The structure that covers the top of a building and protects it from the weather.
Daily Lifenoun - basement
/basement/
A floor of a building that is partly or completely below ground level.
Daily Lifenoun - morning routine
/morning routine/
The set of regular activities a person does each morning after waking up.
Daily Lifenoun - commute
/commute/
The regular journey between home and a place of work, or to make such a journey.
Daily Lifenoun - lunch break
/lunch break/
A pause in the working day during which a person stops to eat a midday meal.
Daily Lifenoun - bedtime
/bedtime/
The time at which a person, especially a child, normally goes to bed to sleep.
Daily Lifenoun - alarm clock
/alarm clock/
A clock that can be set to make a sound at a chosen time to wake someone up.
Daily Lifenoun - toothbrush
/toothbrush/
A small brush with a long handle, used for cleaning the teeth.
Daily Lifenoun - toothpaste
/toothpaste/
A thick substance used with a toothbrush to clean the teeth.
Daily Lifenoun - soap
/soap/
A substance used with water for washing the body or cleaning things.
Daily Lifenoun - shampoo
/shampoo/
A liquid soap used for washing the hair.
Daily Lifenoun - towel
/towel/
A piece of thick absorbent cloth used for drying the body or other wet things.
Daily Lifenoun - razor
/razor/
A tool with a sharp blade used for shaving hair from the skin.
Daily Lifenoun - comb
/comb/
A flat tool with a row of narrow teeth, used to tidy and arrange the hair.
Daily Lifenoun - makeup
/makeup/
Coloured substances put on the face and body to improve or change one's appearance.
Daily Lifenoun - perfume
/perfume/
A pleasant-smelling liquid made from fragrant oils, worn on the skin.
Daily Lifenoun - clothes
/clothes/
Things such as shirts, trousers, and dresses that people wear to cover the body.
Daily Lifenoun - shirt
/shirt/
A piece of clothing worn on the upper body, usually with a collar and sleeves.
Daily Lifenoun - trousers
/trousers/
A piece of clothing worn from the waist down, covering each leg separately.
Daily Lifenoun - skirt
/skirt/
A piece of clothing worn by women and girls that hangs from the waist.
Daily Lifenoun - jacket
/jacket/
A short coat worn on the upper body, usually with sleeves and fastenings at the front.
Daily Lifenoun - coat
/coat/
A long outer garment worn over other clothes, especially for warmth outdoors.
Daily Lifenoun - shoes
/shoes/
Coverings for the feet, usually made of leather or other strong material.
Daily Lifenoun - boots
/boots/
Strong shoes that cover the foot and part of the leg, often worn outdoors.
Daily Lifenoun - sandals
/sandals/
Light open shoes with straps that hold them onto the feet, worn in warm weather.
Daily Lifenoun - underwear
/underwear/
Clothes worn next to the skin, under other clothing.
Daily Lifenoun - hat
/hat/
A covering for the head, often worn for warmth, sun protection, or style.
Daily Lifenoun - scarf
/scarf/
A piece of cloth worn around the neck or head for warmth or decoration.
Daily Lifenoun - bag
/bag/
A flexible container with an opening at the top, used for carrying things.
Daily Lifenoun - wallet
/wallet/
A small flat case for carrying money, cards, and identification.
Daily Lifenoun - laptop
/laptop/
A small computer that can be carried easily and used on one's lap.
Daily Lifenoun - shopping
/shopping/
The activity of going to shops or websites to buy things.
Daily Lifenoun - supermarket
/supermarket/
A large self-service shop selling food and household goods.
Daily Lifenoun - pharmacy
/pharmacy/
A shop where medicines are prepared and sold.
Daily Lifenoun - bank
/bank/
A business that keeps people's money safely and lends money to others.
Daily Lifenoun - post office
/post office/
A place where you can buy stamps, send letters and parcels, and collect mail.
Daily Lifenoun - library
/library/
A building or room where books are kept for people to read or borrow.
Daily Lifenoun - gym
/gym/
A building or room with equipment for physical exercise.
Daily Lifenoun - bus
/bus/
A large road vehicle that carries many passengers along a fixed route.
Daily Lifenoun - subway
/subway/
An underground railway system in a city, used by many passengers.
Daily Lifenoun - taxi
/taxi/
A car with a driver that you pay to take you somewhere.
Daily Lifenoun - car
/car/
A road vehicle with an engine and four wheels, used to carry a few people.
Daily Lifenoun - bicycle
/bicycle/
A vehicle with two wheels that you ride by pushing pedals with your feet.
Daily Lifenoun - motorcycle
/motorcycle/
A two-wheeled vehicle with an engine, ridden like a bicycle.
Daily Lifenoun - walking
/walking/
The activity of moving on foot at an ordinary, steady pace.
Daily Lifenoun - parking
/parking/
The act of leaving a vehicle in a particular place for a period of time.
Daily Lifenoun - electricity
/electricity/
A form of energy used to power lights, machines, and many household devices.
Daily Lifenoun - gas
/gas/
A substance like air, often used as fuel for heating and cooking; also American for petrol.
Daily Lifenoun - telephone
/telephone/
A device or system that lets people talk to each other over long distances.
Daily Lifenoun - television
/television/
A device with a screen that receives and shows broadcast pictures and sound.
Daily Lifenoun - radio
/radio/
A device that receives broadcast sound signals, or the medium of sound broadcasting.
Daily Lifenoun - cooking
/cooking/
The activity of preparing food by heating it.
Daily Lifenoun - cleaning
/cleaning/
The activity of making something free from dirt, dust, or mess.
Daily Lifenoun - laundry
/laundry/
Clothes and linen that need washing, or the act of washing them.
Daily Lifenoun - ironing
/ironing/
The task of smoothing clothes with a heated iron to remove creases.
Daily Lifenoun - vacuuming
/vacuuming/
The act of cleaning floors and carpets using a machine that sucks up dirt.
Daily Lifenoun - mowing
/mowing/
The act of cutting grass, especially a lawn, with a machine or blade.
Daily Lifenoun - gardening
/gardening/
The activity of growing and caring for plants in a garden.
Daily Lifenoun - fixing
/fixing/
The act of repairing something that is broken or not working.
Daily Lifenoun - decorating
/decorating/
The activity of painting, papering, or arranging things to improve a room's appearance.
Daily Lifenoun - paying bills
/paying bills/
The regular task of paying money owed for services such as electricity and rent.
Daily Lifenoun - saving
/saving/
The act of keeping money instead of spending it, for future use.
Daily Lifenoun - budgeting
/budgeting/
The act of planning how to spend and save your money over a period.
Daily Lifenoun - investing
/investing/
The act of putting money into something in the hope of making a profit.
Daily Lifenoun - insurance
/insurance/
An arrangement where you pay a company that agrees to cover certain future losses.
Daily Lifenoun - rent
/rent/
Money paid regularly to use a house, flat, or other property owned by someone else.
Daily Lifenoun - utilities
/utilities/
Basic services for a home, such as electricity, water, and gas.
Daily Lifenoun - appointment
/appointment/
An arrangement to meet someone or be somewhere at a particular time.
Daily Lifenoun - errand
/errand/
A short journey made to do or get something, often for someone else.
Daily Lifenoun - chore
/chore/
A small, often boring, job that has to be done regularly around the home.
Daily Lifenoun - routine
/routine/
A fixed and regular way of doing things in a set order.
Daily Lifenoun - habit
/habit/
Something you do regularly, often without thinking about it.
Daily Lifenoun - hobby
/hobby/
An activity done regularly for pleasure in one's free time.
Daily Lifenoun - pastime
/pastime/
An activity that you enjoy doing to make time pass pleasantly.
Daily Lifenoun - activity
/activity/
Something that people do, especially for a purpose or for enjoyment.
Daily Lifenoun - email
/email/
A message sent electronically from one computer or device to another.
Daily Lifenoun - message
/message/
A piece of written or spoken information sent from one person to another.
Daily Lifenoun - video call
/video call/
A phone or computer call in which the people can see each other on screen.
Daily Lifenoun - notification
/notification/
A short message or alert from a device or app telling you something has happened.
Daily Lifenoun - password
/password/
A secret word or string of characters used to gain access to a system.
Daily Lifenoun - account
/account/
An arrangement with a bank or website that records your money or personal data.
Daily Lifenoun - profile
/profile/
A short description of a person, or the page that holds their details online.
Daily Lifenoun - privacy
/privacy/
The state of being free from being watched or disturbed by other people.
Daily Lifenoun - local news
/local news/
Reports about recent events happening in your own town or area.
Daily Lifenoun - weather forecast
/weather forecast/
A statement of what the weather is expected to be over the coming days.
Daily Lifenoun - traffic
/traffic/
The vehicles moving along roads, especially when there are many of them.
Daily Lifenoun - noise
/noise/
A loud or unpleasant sound, especially one that disturbs people.
Daily Lifenoun - safety
/safety/
The condition of being protected from danger, risk, or injury.
Daily Lifenoun - security
/security/
Measures taken to keep people, places, or things safe from harm or theft.
Daily Lifenoun - maintenance
/maintenance/
The work of keeping something in good condition by checking and repairing it.
Daily Lifenoun - pet
/pet/
An animal kept at home for companionship rather than for work or food.
Daily Lifenoun - dog
/dog/
A common four-legged animal kept as a pet or working animal, known for loyalty.
Daily Lifenoun - cat
/cat/
A small furry animal with whiskers and claws, often kept as a pet.
Daily Lifenoun - bird
/bird/
A warm-blooded animal with feathers, wings, and a beak, most of which can fly.
Daily Lifenoun - hamster
/hamster/
A small furry rodent with cheek pouches, often kept as a pet in a cage.
Daily Lifenoun - veterinarian
/veterinarian/
A doctor who is trained to treat sick or injured animals.
Daily Lifenoun - grooming
/grooming/
The act of cleaning and caring for an animal's or person's appearance.
Daily Lifenoun - walking the dog
/walking the dog/
The activity of taking a dog outside on a lead for exercise.
Daily Lifenoun - pet food
/pet food/
Food specially made to feed pets such as dogs and cats.
Daily Lifenoun - school run
/school run/
The regular journey of taking children to and from school.
Daily Lifenoun - homework
/homework/
School work that pupils are given to do at home.
Daily Lifenoun - play date
/play date/
An arranged occasion when children get together to play.
Daily Lifenoun - bedtime story
/bedtime story/
A story told or read to a child just before they go to sleep.
Daily Lifenoun - parenting
/parenting/
The activity of raising and caring for children.
Daily Lifenoun - childcare
/childcare/
The job or activity of looking after children, especially while parents work.
Daily Lifenoun - report card
/report card/
A written summary of a pupil's progress and grades, sent to parents.
Daily Lifenoun - health insurance
/health insurance/
An arrangement that pays some or all of a person's medical costs.
Daily Lifenoun - check-up
/check-up/
A routine medical or dental examination to check a person's health.
Daily Lifenoun - optician
/optician/
A person trained to test eyes and to make or sell glasses.
Daily Lifenoun - wellness
/wellness/
The state of being in good physical and mental health, often actively pursued.
Daily Lifenoun - self-care
/self-care/
The practice of looking after one's own physical and mental health.
Daily Lifenoun - birthday party
/birthday party/
A celebration held to mark the anniversary of a person's birth.
Daily Lifenoun - dinner party
/dinner party/
A social occasion where guests are invited to someone's home for an evening meal.
Daily Lifenoun - housewarming
/housewarming/
A party held to celebrate moving into a new home.
Daily Lifenoun - holiday gathering
/holiday gathering/
A meeting of family or friends to celebrate a holiday together.
Daily Lifenoun - gift
/gift/
Something given to someone freely, without payment, often to show affection.
Daily Lifenoun - card
/card/
A folded piece of stiff paper with a message, sent on special occasions.
Daily Lifenoun - balloon
/balloon/
A small thin bag that is filled with air or gas and used for decoration or play.
Daily Lifenoun - candle
/candle/
A stick of wax with a string through it that gives light when burned.
Daily Lifenoun - garbage
/garbage/
Waste material, especially food and household rubbish, that is thrown away.
Daily Lifenoun - compost
/compost/
Decayed plant and food waste used to enrich garden soil.
Daily Lifenoun - bin
/bin/
A container used for putting rubbish or other things in.
Daily Lifenoun - rubbish
/rubbish/
Things that are no longer wanted and are thrown away; also nonsense.
Daily Lifenoun - litter
/litter/
Rubbish such as wrappers and cans left lying in a public place.
Daily Lifenoun - cleanliness
/cleanliness/
The state or quality of being clean and free from dirt.
Daily Lifenoun - repair
/repair/
The act of fixing something that is broken or damaged.
Daily Lifenoun - fearful
/fearful/
Feeling or showing fear; nervous and worried about possible danger.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - disgusted
/disgusted/
Feeling strong dislike or disapproval at something unpleasant.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - surprised
/surprised/
Feeling mild shock or wonder because something unexpected has happened.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - joy
/joy/
A feeling of great happiness and delight.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - hate
/hate/
A very strong feeling of dislike or hostility toward someone or something.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - trust
/trust/
A firm belief that someone or something is reliable and honest.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - distrust
/distrust/
A feeling that someone or something cannot be relied on.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - anticipation
/anticipation/
A feeling of excitement about something that is going to happen.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - regret
/regret/
A feeling of sadness or disappointment about something you did or failed to do.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - guilt
/guilt/
An unhappy feeling caused by knowing you have done something wrong.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - shame
/shame/
A painful feeling of having lost honour or done something embarrassing.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - pride
/pride/
A feeling of deep satisfaction from one's own or another's achievements.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - envy
/envy/
A feeling of wanting something that someone else has.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - jealousy
/jealousy/
A feeling of unhappiness and worry caused by fear of losing someone or something.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - gratitude
/gratitude/
The feeling of being thankful and wanting to show appreciation.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - sympathy
/sympathy/
The feeling of understanding and sharing another person's sadness or trouble.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - loneliness
/loneliness/
The unhappy feeling of being alone or without companionship.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - longing
/longing/
A strong feeling of wanting something or someone, especially out of reach.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - nostalgia
/nostalgia/
A sentimental longing for happy times or places in the past.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - despair
/despair/
The feeling of having lost all hope.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - excitement
/excitement/
A feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - relief
/relief/
A feeling of reassurance after worry or fear has passed.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - contentment
/contentment/
A state of quiet, peaceful happiness and satisfaction.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - dissatisfaction
/dissatisfaction/
A feeling of being unhappy because something is not good enough.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - frustration
/frustration/
The feeling of being upset because you cannot achieve what you want.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - disappointment
/disappointment/
Sadness or displeasure caused when something is not as good as hoped.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - satisfaction
/satisfaction/
The pleasant feeling you get when you achieve or get what you wanted.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - pleasure
/pleasure/
A feeling of happy satisfaction and enjoyment.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - suffering
/suffering/
The state of experiencing pain, hardship, or distress.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - curiosity
/curiosity/
A strong desire to know or learn about something.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - confusion
/confusion/
A state of not understanding what is happening or what to do.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - wonder
/wonder/
A feeling of surprise and admiration at something beautiful or unexpected.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - awe
/awe/
A feeling of great respect mixed with wonder or slight fear.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - admiration
/admiration/
A feeling of respect and warm approval for someone or something.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - contempt
/contempt/
A feeling that someone or something is worthless and deserves no respect.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - boredom
/boredom/
The feeling of being tired and impatient because nothing interesting is happening.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - enthusiasm
/enthusiasm/
A strong feeling of excited interest in or enjoyment of something.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - apathy
/apathy/
A lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - affection
/affection/
A gentle feeling of fondness or liking for someone.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - passion
/passion/
A very strong feeling of emotion, enthusiasm, or desire.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - lust
/lust/
A strong feeling of sexual or physical desire.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - tenderness
/tenderness/
Gentleness and kindness, especially in showing love or care.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - intimacy
/intimacy/
A close, warm friendship or relationship marked by personal closeness.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - estrangement
/estrangement/
A situation in which people who were once close become hostile or distant.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - attachment
/attachment/
A strong feeling of affection or connection to someone or something.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - detachment
/detachment/
A state of being emotionally distant or not personally involved.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - belonging
/belonging/
The comforting feeling of being accepted as part of a group or place.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - alienation
/alienation/
A feeling of being separated from or not belonging to a group or society.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - courage
/courage/
The ability to do something difficult or frightening despite fear.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - cowardice
/cowardice/
A lack of bravery; the tendency to avoid danger or difficulty out of fear.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - bravery
/bravery/
Courageous behaviour or character; the quality of being brave.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - vulnerability
/vulnerability/
The state of being easily hurt, emotionally or physically.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - insecurity
/insecurity/
A feeling of not being confident or certain about oneself.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - confidence
/confidence/
A feeling of trust in your own abilities, qualities, or judgement.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - doubt
/doubt/
A feeling of being unsure or uncertain about something.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - certainty
/certainty/
The state of being completely sure about something.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - ambivalence
/ambivalence/
The state of having mixed or contradictory feelings about something.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - humor
/humor/
The quality of being amusing, or the ability to find things funny.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - laughter
/laughter/
The act or sound of laughing, expressing amusement or joy.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - amusement
/amusement/
A feeling of being entertained or finding something funny.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - delight
/delight/
A feeling of great pleasure and happiness.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - irritation
/irritation/
A feeling of slight anger or impatience.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - annoyance
/annoyance/
A feeling of slight anger caused by something irritating.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - rage
/rage/
A feeling of very strong, often uncontrollable, anger.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - fury
/fury/
Wild and violent anger.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - serenity
/serenity/
The state of being calm, peaceful, and untroubled.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - melancholy
/melancholy/
A feeling of thoughtful or lingering sadness, often without clear cause.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - wistfulness
/wistfulness/
A feeling of vague, gentle longing or regret, often for the past.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - sentimentality
/sentimentality/
The quality of feeling or showing tender emotion, sometimes in excess.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - bittersweet
/bittersweet/
Containing a mixture of sadness and happiness at the same time.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - elation
/elation/
A feeling of great happiness and excitement.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - euphoria
/euphoria/
A feeling of intense happiness and excitement.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - ecstasy
/ecstasy/
A state of very intense, overwhelming happiness or joy.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - emptiness
/emptiness/
A feeling of having no purpose, meaning, or emotional fulfilment.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - numbness
/numbness/
A loss of physical sensation or of normal emotional response.
Emotions & Feelingsnoun - overwhelmed
/overwhelmed/
Feeling unable to deal with the amount or intensity of something.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - motivated
/motivated/
Having a strong reason or eagerness to do something.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - inspired
/inspired/
Filled with the urge or ability to do or create something.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - demotivated
/demotivated/
Having lost interest or eagerness to do something.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - energized
/energized/
Feeling full of energy and ready for activity.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - drained
/drained/
Feeling extremely tired, with no energy left.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - fulfilled
/fulfilled/
Feeling happy and satisfied because life has meaning and purpose.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - unfulfilled
/unfulfilled/
Feeling dissatisfied because hopes or potential have not been realised.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - valued
/valued/
Feeling that others appreciate and respect you.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - overlooked
/overlooked/
Feeling ignored or not given the attention one deserves.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - accepted
/accepted/
Feeling welcomed and treated as a valued part of a group.
Emotions & Feelingsadjective - that
/that/
Something being indicated that is there; one of those.
Generalnoun - page
/page/
One of the many pieces of paper bound together within a book or similar document.
Generalnoun - information
/information/
That which resolves uncertainty; anything that answers the question of "what a given entity is".
Generalnoun - site
/site/
Sorrow, grief.
Generalnoun - contact
/contact/
The act of touching physically; being in close association.
Generalnoun - business
/business/
A specific commercial enterprise or establishment.
Generalnoun - web
/web/
The World Wide Web.
Generalproper noun - view
/view/
(physical) Visual perception.
Generalnoun - online
/online/
To bring (a system, etc.) online; to promote to an active or running state.
Generalverb - services
/services/
An act of being of assistance to someone.
Generalnoun - click
/click/
A brief, sharp, not particularly loud, relatively high-pitched sound produced by the impact of something small and hard against something hard, such as by the operation of a switch, a lock or a latch, or a finger pressed against the thumb and then released to strike the hand.
Generalnoun - date
/date/
The fruit of the date palm, Phoenix dactylifera, somewhat in the shape of an olive, containing a soft, sweet pulp and enclosing a hard kernel.
Generalnoun - list
/list/
A strip of fabric, especially from the edge of a piece of cloth.
Generalnoun - name
/name/
Any nounal word or phrase which indicates a particular person, place, class, or thing.
Generalnoun - products
/products/
A commodity offered for sale.
Generalnoun - system
/system/
A collection of organized things; a whole composed of relationships among its members.
Generalnoun - jan
/jan/
(Muslim demonology) A genie and descendant of the jann, normally invisible to the human eye, but who may also appear in animal or human form, equivalent to demons in Jewish demonology.
Generalnoun - video
/video/
Television, television show, movie.
Generalnoun - info
/info/
Information.
Generalnoun - links
/links/
Some text or a graphic in an electronic document that can be activated to display another document or trigger an action.
Generalnoun - review
/review/
A second or subsequent reading of a text or artifact in an attempt to gain new insights.
Generalnoun - order
/order/
Arrangement, disposition, or sequence.
Generalnoun - items
/items/
A distinct physical object.
Generalnoun - sex
/sex/
A category into which sexually-reproducing organisms are divided on the basis of their reproductive roles in their species.
Generalnoun - user
/user/
One who uses or makes use of something, a consumer/client or an express or implied licensee (free user) or a trespasser.
Generalnoun - sign
/sign/
(sometimes also used uncountably) A visible indication.
Generalnoun - file
/file/
A collection of papers collated and archived together.
Generalnoun - link
/link/
Some text or a graphic in an electronic document that can be activated to display another document or trigger an action.
Generalnoun - case
/case/
An actual event, situation, or fact.
Generalnoun - pages
/pages/
One of the many pieces of paper bound together within a book or similar document.
Generalnoun - version
/version/
A specific form or variation of something.
Generalnoun - section
/section/
A cutting; a part cut out from the rest of something.
Generalnoun - sports
/sports/
Any activity that uses physical exertion or skills competitively under a set of rules that is not based on aesthetics.
Generalnoun - related
/related/
To tell in a descriptive way.
Generalverb - photo
/photo/
A photograph.
Generalnoun - members
/members/
One who officially belongs to a group.
Generalnoun - power
/power/
Ability to do or undergo something.
Generalnoun - care
/care/
Grief, sorrow.
Generalnoun - network
/network/
A fabric or structure of fibrous elements attached to each other at regular intervals.
Generalnoun - systems
/systems/
A collection of organized things; a whole composed of relationships among its members.
Generalnoun - total
/total/
An amount obtained by the addition of smaller amounts.
Generalnoun - per
/per/
For each.
Generalpreposition - access
/access/
A way or means of approaching or entering; an entrance; a passage.
Generalnoun - resources
/resources/
Something that one uses to achieve an objective, e.g. raw materials or personnel.
Generalnoun - posts
/posts/
A long dowel or plank protruding from the ground; a fencepost; a lightpost.
Generalnoun - size
/size/
(obsolete outside dialectal) An assize.
Generalnoun - personal
/personal/
An advertisement by which individuals attempt to meet others with similar interests.
Generalnoun - including
/including/
To bring into a group, class, set, or total as a (new) part or member.
Generalverb - directory
/directory/
A list of names, addresses etc, of specific classes of people or organizations, often in alphabetical order or in some classification.
Generalnoun - location
/location/
A particular point or place in physical space.
Generalnoun - college
/college/
A corporate group; a group of colleagues.
Generalnoun - value
/value/
The quality (positive or negative) that renders something desirable or valuable.
Generalnoun - article
/article/
A piece of nonfictional writing such as a story, report, opinion piece, or entry in a newspaper, magazine, journal, dictionary, encyclopedia, etc.
Generalnoun - york
/york/
To bowl a yorker at a batsman, especially to get a batsman out in this way.
Generalverb - author
/author/
The originator or creator of a work, especially of a literary composition.
Generalnoun - sale
/sale/
A hall.
Generalnoun - teen
/teen/
A teenager.
Generalnoun - credit
/credit/
Reliance on the truth of something said or done; faith; trust.
Generalnoun - join
/join/
An intersection of piping or wiring; an interconnect.
Generalnoun - categories
/categories/
A group, often named or numbered, to which items are assigned based on similarity or defined criteria.
Generalnoun - advanced
/advanced/
To promote or advantage.
Generalverb - english
/english/
Spinning or rotary motion given to a ball around the vertical axis, as in billiards or bowling.
Generalnoun - estate
/estate/
The collective property and liabilities of someone, especially a deceased person.
Generalnoun - study
/study/
(usually academic) To review materials already learned in order to make sure one does not forget them, usually in preparation for an examination.
Generalverb - articles
/articles/
A piece of nonfictional writing such as a story, report, opinion piece, or entry in a newspaper, magazine, journal, dictionary, encyclopedia, etc.
Generalnoun - san
/san/
A letter of the Archaic Greek alphabet (uppercase Ϻ, lowercase ϻ) that came after pi and before qoppa.
Generalnoun - issues
/issues/
The action or an instance of flowing or coming out, an outflow, particularly:
Generalnoun - users
/users/
One who uses or makes use of something, a consumer/client or an express or implied licensee (free user) or a trespasser.
Generalnoun - financial
/financial/
Related to finances.
Generaladjective - things
/things/
That which is considered to exist as a separate entity, object, quality or concept.
Generalnoun - mobile
/mobile/
A kinetic sculpture or decorative arrangement made of items hanging so that they can move independently from each other.
Generalnoun - blog
/blog/
A website that allows users to reflect, share opinions, and discuss various topics in the form of an online journal, sometimes letting readers comment on their posts. Most blogs are written in a slightly informal tone (personal journals, news, businesses, etc.)
Generalnoun - equipment
/equipment/
The act of equipping, or the state of being equipped, as for a voyage or expedition.
Generalnoun - login
/login/
A combination of a user's identification and password used to enter a computer, program, network, etc.
Generalnoun - programs
/programs/
A set of structured activities.
Generalnoun - offers
/offers/
A proposal that has been made.
Generalnoun - recent
/recent/
Having happened a short while ago.
Generaladjective - stores
/stores/
A place where items may be accumulated or routinely kept.
Generalnoun - act
/act/
Something done, a deed.
Generalnoun - red
/red/
Any of a range of colours having the longest wavelengths, 670 nm, of the visible spectrum; a primary additive colour for transmitted light: the colour obtained by subtracting green and blue from white light using magenta and yellow filters; the colour of blood, ripe strawberries, etc.
Generalnoun - social
/social/
A festive gathering to foster introductions.
Generalnoun - quote
/quote/
A quotation; a statement attributed to a person.
Generalnoun - options
/options/
One of a set of choices that can be made.
Generalnoun - experience
/experience/
The effect upon the judgment or feelings produced by any event, whether witnessed or participated in; personal and direct impressions as contrasted with description or fancies; personal acquaintance; actual enjoyment or suffering.
Generalnoun - event
/event/
An occurrence; something that happens.
Generalnoun - release
/release/
The event of setting (someone or something) free (e.g. hostages, slaves, prisoners, caged animals, hooked or stuck mechanisms).
Generalnoun - request
/request/
Act of requesting (with the adposition at in the presence of possessives, and on in their absence).
Generalnoun - fax
/fax/
The hair of the head.
Generalnoun - china
/china/
The plant Smilax china, a liana of much of eastern Asia.
Generalnoun - possible
/possible/
A possible one.
Generalnoun - major
/major/
A military rank between captain and lieutenant colonel.
Generalnoun - areas
/areas/
A measure of the extent of a surface; it is measured in square units.
Generalnoun - future
/future/
The time ahead; those moments yet to be experienced.
Generalnoun - cards
/cards/
A playing card.
Generalnoun - problems
/problems/
A difficulty that has to be resolved or dealt with.
Generalnoun - enter
/enter/
The "Enter" key on a computer keyboard.
Generalnoun - porn
/porn/
Pornography.
Generalnoun - similar
/similar/
That which is similar to, or resembles, something else, as in quality, form, etc.
Generalnoun - added
/added/
To join or unite (e.g. one thing to another, or as several particulars) so as to increase the number, augment the quantity or enlarge the magnitude, or so as to form into one aggregate.
Generalverb - companies
/companies/
A team; a group of people who work together professionally.
Generalnoun - listed
/listed/
To create or recite a list.
Generalverb - delivery
/delivery/
The act of conveying something.
Generalnoun - journal
/journal/
A diary or daily record of a person, organization, vessel etc.; daybook.
Generalnoun - reports
/reports/
A piece of information describing, or an account of certain events given or presented to someone, with the most common adpositions being by (referring to creator of the report) and on (referring to the subject).
Generalnoun - images
/images/
An optical or other representation of a real object; a graphic; a picture.
Generalnoun - association
/association/
The act of associating.
Generalnoun - green
/green/
Having green as its color.
Generaladjective - studies
/studies/
An academic field of study concerning the given subject.
Generalnoun - specific
/specific/
A distinguishing attribute or quality.
Generalnoun - gold
/gold/
A heavy yellow elemental metal of great value, with atomic number 79 and symbol Au.
Generalnoun - collection
/collection/
A set of items or amount of material procured or gathered together.
Generalnoun - arts
/arts/
The conscious production or arrangement of sounds, colours, forms, movements, or other elements in a manner that affects the senses and emotions, usually specifically the production of the beautiful in a graphic or plastic medium.
Generalnoun - display
/display/
A show or spectacle.
Generalnoun - limited
/limited/
To restrict; not to allow to go beyond a certain bound, to set boundaries.
Generalverb - powered
/powered/
To provide power for (a mechanical or electronic device).
Generalverb - solutions
/solutions/
A homogeneous mixture, which may be liquid, gas or solid, formed by dissolving one or more substances.
Generalnoun - due
/due/
Deserved acknowledgment.
Generalnoun - electronics
/electronics/
The study and use of electrical devices that operate by controlling the flow of electrons or other electrically charged particles or by converting the flow of charged particles to or from other forms of energy.
Generalnoun - mar
/mar/
A blemish.
Generalnoun - land
/land/
The part of Earth which is not covered by oceans or other bodies of water.
Generalnoun - technical
/technical/
A pickup truck with a gun mounted on it.
Generalnoun - pro
/pro/
An advantage of something, especially when contrasted with its disadvantages (cons).
Generalnoun - final
/final/
A final examination; a test or examination given at the end of a term or class; the test that concludes a class.
Generalnoun - tickets
/tickets/
A pass entitling the holder to admission to a show, concert, etc.
Generalnoun - centre
/centre/
The point in the interior of a circle that is equidistant from all points on the circumference.
Generalnoun - requirements
/requirements/
A necessity or prerequisite; something required or obligatory. Its adpositions are generally of in relation to who or what has given it, on in relation to whom or what it is given to, and for in relation to what is required.
Generalnoun - via
/via/
A main road or highway, especially in ancient Rome. (Mainly used in set phrases, below.)
Generalnoun - nude
/nude/
A painting, sculpture, photograph or other artwork or mass-media-reproduced image depicting one or more human figure(s) in a state of near or total undress.
Generalnoun - else
/else/
(used only with indefinite or interrogative pronouns) Other; in addition to previously mentioned items.
Generaladjective - gifts
/gifts/
Something given to another voluntarily, without charge.
Generalnoun - reading
/reading/
To look at and interpret letters or other information that is written.
Generalverb - topics
/topics/
Subject; theme; a category or general area of interest.
Generalnoun - individual
/individual/
A person considered alone, rather than as belonging to a group of people.
Generalnoun - plus
/plus/
A positive quantity.
Generalnoun - auto
/auto/
An automobile.
Generalnoun - videos
/videos/
Television, television show, movie.
Generalnoun - archives
/archives/
A place for storing earlier, and often historical, material. An archive usually contains documents (letters, records, newspapers, etc.) or other types of media kept for historical interest.
Generalnoun - points
/points/
A discrete division of something.
Generalnoun - error
/error/
The state, quality, or condition of being wrong.
Generalnoun - camera
/camera/
A device for taking still or moving pictures or photographs.
Generalnoun - jun
/jun/
A monetary unit of North Korea and formerly of South Korea, equal to one hundredth of a won.
Generalnoun - construction
/construction/
The process of constructing.
Generalnoun - registered
/registered/
To enter in a register.
Generalverb - golf
/golf/
A ball game played by individuals competing against one another in which the object is to hit a ball into each of a series of (usually 18 or nine) holes in the minimum number of strokes.
Generalnoun - domain
/domain/
A geographic area owned or controlled by a single person or organization.
Generalnoun - methods
/methods/
A process by which a task is completed; a way of doing something (followed by the adposition of, to or for before the purpose of the process):
Generalnoun - protection
/protection/
The process of keeping (something or someone) safe.
Generalnoun - policies
/policies/
A principle of behaviour, conduct etc. thought to be desirable or necessary, especially as formally expressed by a government or other authoritative body.
Generalnoun - beauty
/beauty/
The quality of being (especially visually) attractive, pleasing, fine or good-looking; comeliness.
Generalnoun - position
/position/
A place or location.
Generalnoun - listings
/listings/
The action of the verb to list.
Generalnoun - models
/models/
A person who serves as a subject for artwork or fashion, usually in the medium of photography but also for painting or drawing.
Generalnoun - cases
/cases/
An actual event, situation, or fact.
Generalnoun - step
/step/
An advance or movement made from one foot to the other; a pace.
Generalnoun - wireless
/wireless/
The medium of radio communication.
Generalnoun - brand
/brand/
A conflagration; a flame.
Generalnoun - yellow
/yellow/
The colour of gold, butter, or a lemon; the colour obtained by mixing green and red light, or by subtracting blue from white light.
Generalnoun - political
/political/
A political agent or officer.
Generalnoun - advertise
/advertise/
To give (especially public) notice of (something); to announce publicly.
Generalverb - kingdom
/kingdom/
A realm having a king and/or queen as its actual or nominal sovereign.
Generalnoun - environmental
/environmental/
Pertaining to the environment.
Generaladjective - french
/french/
To prepare food by cutting it into strips.
Generalverb - japan
/japan/
A hard black enamel varnish containing asphalt.
Generalnoun - loans
/loans/
An act or instance of lending, an act or instance of granting something for temporary use.
Generalnoun - entry
/entry/
The act of entering.
Generalnoun - nature
/nature/
The natural world; that which consists of all things unaffected by or predating human technology, production, and design. (Compare ecosystem.)
Generalnoun - orders
/orders/
Arrangement, disposition, or sequence.
Generalnoun - availability
/availability/
The quality of being available.
Generalnoun - turn
/turn/
(heading) to make a non-linear physical movement.
Generalverb - king
/king/
A male monarch; a man who heads a monarchy. If it's an absolute monarchy, then he is the supreme ruler of his nation.
Generalnoun - copy
/copy/
The result of copying; an identical duplicate of an original.
Generalnoun - drug
/drug/
A substance used to treat an illness, relieve a symptom, or modify a chemical process in the body for a specific purpose.
Generalnoun - western
/western/
A film, or some other dramatic work, set in, the historic (c. 1850-1910) American West (west of the Mississippi river) focusing on conflict between whites and Indians, lawmen and outlaws, ranchers and farmers, or industry (railroads, mining) and agriculture.
Generalnoun - overall
/overall/
A garment worn over other clothing to protect it; a coverall or boiler suit. A garment, for manual labor or for casual wear, often made of a single piece of fabric, with long legs and a bib upper, supported from the shoulders with straps, and having several large pockets and loops for carrying tools.
Generalnoun - bay
/bay/
A berry.
Generalnoun - package
/package/
Something which is packed, a parcel, a box, an envelope.
Generalnoun - contents
/contents/
To give contentment or satisfaction; to satisfy; to make happy.
Generalverb - players
/players/
One that plays
Generalnoun - engine
/engine/
A large construction used in warfare, such as a battering ram, catapult etc.
Generalnoun - album
/album/
A book specially designed to keep photographs, stamps, or autographs.
Generalnoun - regional
/regional/
An entity or event with scope limited to a single region.
Generalnoun - selection
/selection/
A process by which heritable traits conferring survival and reproductive advantage to individuals, or related individuals, tend to be passed on to succeeding generations and become more frequent in a population, whereas other less favourable traits tend to become eliminated; the differential survival and reproduction of phenotypes.
Generalnoun - pdf
/pdf/
Portable Document Format
Generalnoun - menu
/menu/
The details of the food to be served at a banquet; a bill of fare.
Generalnoun - silver
/silver/
A lustrous, white, metallic element, atomic number 47, atomic weight 107.87, symbol Ag.
Generalnoun - mature
/mature/
Fully developed; grown up in terms of physical appearance, behaviour or thinking; ripe.
Generaladjective - role
/role/
A character or part played by a performer or actor.
Generalnoun - rather
/rather/
To prefer; to prefer to.
Generalverb - addition
/addition/
The act of adding anything.
Generalnoun - jewelry
/jewelry/
Collectively, personal ornamentation such as rings, necklaces, brooches and bracelets, made of precious metals and sometimes set with gemstones.
Generalnoun - cable
/cable/
(material) A long object used to make a physical connection.
Generalnoun - opportunities
/opportunities/
A chance for advancement, progress or profit.
Generalnoun - values
/values/
The quality (positive or negative) that renders something desirable or valuable.
Generalnoun - object
/object/
A thing that has physical existence.
Generalnoun - lesbian
/lesbian/
A homosexual woman, one who is mostly or exclusively sexually or romantically attracted to other women.
Generalnoun - appropriate
/appropriate/
To make suitable; to suit.
Generalverb - logo
/logo/
A visual symbol or emblem that acts as a trademark or a means of identification of a company or organization.
Generalnoun - length
/length/
The distance measured along the longest dimension of an object.
Generalnoun - statistics
/statistics/
A mathematical science concerned with data collection, presentation, analysis, and interpretation.
Generalnoun - shown
/shown/
To display, to have somebody see (something).
Generalverb - band
/band/
A strip of material used for strengthening or coupling.
Generalnoun - flash
/flash/
A device that produces a short flash of light to help illuminate a scene, mostly for night-time or indoors photography.
Generalnoun - choice
/choice/
An option; a decision; an opportunity to choose or select something.
Generalnoun - registration
/registration/
The act of signing up or registering for something.
Generalnoun - courses
/courses/
A sequence of events.
Generalnoun - levels
/levels/
A tool for finding whether a surface is level, or for creating a horizontal or vertical line of reference.
Generalnoun - channel
/channel/
The physical confine of a river or slough, consisting of a bed and banks.
Generalnoun - mode
/mode/
One of several ancient Greek scales.
Generalnoun - focus
/focus/
A point at which reflected or refracted rays of light converge.
Generalnoun - featured
/featured/
To ascribe the greatest importance to something within a certain context.
Generalverb - idea
/idea/
An abstract archetype of a given thing, compared to which real-life examples are seen as imperfect approximations; pure essence, as opposed to actual examples.
Generalnoun - female
/female/
One of the female (feminine) sex or gender.
Generalnoun - responsible
/responsible/
The individual who bears the responsibility for something.
Generalnoun - inc
/inc/
Incorporated, corporation, an adjective describing a type of (business) company that carries certain legal obligations.
Generaladjective - communications
/communications/
The act or fact of communicating anything; transmission.
Generalnoun - associated
/associated/
To join in or form a league, union, or association.
Generalverb - primary
/primary/
A primary election; a preliminary election to select a political candidate of a political party.
Generalnoun - foundation
/foundation/
The act of founding, fixing, establishing, or beginning to erect.
Generalnoun - answer
/answer/
A response or reply; something said or done in reaction to a statement or question.
Generalnoun - documents
/documents/
An original or official paper used as the basis, proof, or support of anything else, including any writing, book, or other instrument conveying information pertinent to such proof or support.
Generalnoun - feature
/feature/
One's structure or make-up: form, shape, bodily proportions.
Generalnoun - independent
/independent/
A candidate or voter not affiliated with any political party, a freethinker, free of a party platform.
Generalnoun - approach
/approach/
The act of drawing near; a coming or advancing near.
Generalnoun - cameras
/cameras/
A device for taking still or moving pictures or photographs.
Generalnoun - brown
/brown/
A colour like that of chocolate or coffee.
Generalnoun - physical
/physical/
Physical examination.
Generalnoun - option
/option/
One of a set of choices that can be made.
Generalnoun - master
/master/
Someone who has control over something or someone.
Generalnoun - rentals
/rentals/
Something that is rented.
Generalnoun - sea
/sea/
A large body of salt water.
Generalnoun - publications
/publications/
The act of publishing printed or other matter.
Generalnoun - worldwide
/worldwide/
Spanning the world; global.
Generaladjective - connection
/connection/
The act of connecting.
Generalnoun - publisher
/publisher/
One who publishes, especially books.
Generalnoun - hall
/hall/
A corridor; a hallway.
Generalnoun - anti
/anti/
A person opposed to a concept or principle.
Generalnoun - networks
/networks/
A fabric or structure of fibrous elements attached to each other at regular intervals.
Generalnoun - impact
/impact/
The striking of one body against another; collision.
Generalnoun - transfer
/transfer/
The act of conveying or removing something from one place, person or thing to another.
Generalnoun - tel
/tel/
A message transmitted by telegraph.
Generalnoun - wedding
/wedding/
To perform the marriage ceremony for; to join in matrimony.
Generalverb - properties
/properties/
Something that is owned.
Generalnoun - ground
/ground/
The surface of the Earth, as opposed to the sky or water or underground.
Generalnoun - overview
/overview/
A brief summary, as of a book or a presentation.
Generalnoun - ship
/ship/
A water-borne vessel generally larger than a boat.
Generalnoun - owners
/owners/
One who owns something.
Generalnoun - perfect
/perfect/
(grammar) The perfect tense, or a form in that tense.
Generalnoun - patients
/patients/
A person or animal who receives treatment from a doctor or other medically educated person.
Generalnoun - restaurants
/restaurants/
An eating establishment in which diners are served food, usually by waiters at their tables but sometimes (as in a fast food restaurant) at a counter.
Generalnoun - warning
/warning/
To make (someone) aware of (something impending); especially:
Generalverb - locations
/locations/
A particular point or place in physical space.
Generalnoun - lists
/lists/
A strip of fabric, especially from the edge of a piece of cloth.
Generalnoun - technologies
/technologies/
The organization of knowledge for practical purposes.
Generalnoun - owner
/owner/
One who owns something.
Generalnoun - retail
/retail/
The sale of goods directly to the consumer, encompassing the storefronts, mail-order, websites, etc., and the corporate mechanisms, branding, advertising, etc. that support them.
Generalnoun - ways
/ways/
(heading) To do with a place or places.
Generalnoun - est
/est/
Grace; favour.
Generalnoun - providing
/providing/
To make a living; earn money for necessities.
Generalverb - mac
/mac/
A waterproof long coat made of rubberized cloth.
Generalnoun - housing
/housing/
To keep within a structure or container.
Generalverb - catalog
/catalog/
A systematic list of names, books, pictures etc.
Generalnoun - searches
/searches/
An attempt to find something.
Generalnoun - max
/max/
An extreme, a great extent.
Generalnoun - authority
/authority/
The power to enforce rules or give orders.
Generalnoun - considered
/considered/
To think about seriously.
Generalverb - programme
/programme/
A set of structured activities.
Generalnoun - joined
/joined/
To connect or combine into one; to put together.
Generalverb - artists
/artists/
A person who creates art.
Generalnoun - processing
/processing/
To perform a particular process on a thing.
Generalverb - responsibility
/responsibility/
The state of being responsible, accountable, or answerable.
Generalnoun - java
/java/
A blend of coffee imported from the island of Java.
Generalnoun - guest
/guest/
A recipient of hospitality, specifically someone staying by invitation at the house of another.
Generalnoun - seems
/seems/
To appear; to look outwardly; to be perceived as.
Generalverb - publication
/publication/
The act of publishing printed or other matter.
Generalnoun - relations
/relations/
The manner in which two things may be associated.
Generalnoun - van
/van/
A covered vehicle used for carrying goods or people, usually roughly cuboid in shape, longer and higher than a car but smaller than a truck/lorry.
Generalnoun - contains
/contains/
To hold inside.
Generalverb - session
/session/
An informal gathering of musicians to play music, especially improvised jazz or a similar genre.
Generalnoun - multi
/multi/
A multituberculate.
Generalnoun - fees
/fees/
(feudal law) A right to the use of a superior's land, as a stipend for services to be performed; also, the land so held; a fief.
Generalnoun - components
/components/
A smaller, self-contained part of a larger entity. Often refers to a manufactured object that is part of a larger device.
Generalnoun - vacation
/vacation/
Freedom from some business or activity.
Generalnoun - outdoor
/outdoor/
(in some African communities) To publicly display a child after it has been named
Generalverb - allows
/allows/
To grant, give, admit, accord, afford, or yield; to let one have.
Generalverb - plant
/plant/
An organism that is not an animal, especially an organism capable of photosynthesis. Typically a small or herbaceous organism of this kind, rather than a tree.
Generalnoun - reported
/reported/
To relate details of (an event or incident); to recount, describe (something).
Generalverb - hit
/hit/
A blow; a punch; a striking against; the collision of one body against another; the stroke that touches anything.
Generalnoun - transportation
/transportation/
The act of transporting, or the state of being transported; conveyance, often of people, goods etc.
Generalnoun - pool
/pool/
A small and rather deep collection of (usually) fresh water, as one supplied by a spring, or occurring in the course of a stream; a reservoir for water.
Generalnoun - mini
/mini/
Miniature, tiny, small.
Generaladjective - politics
/politics/
To engage in political activity; politick.
Generalverb - disclaimer
/disclaimer/
One who disclaims, disowns, or renounces.
Generalnoun - authors
/authors/
The originator or creator of a work, especially of a literary composition.
Generalnoun - boards
/boards/
A relatively long, wide and thin piece of any material, usually wood or similar, often for use in construction or furniture-making.
Generalnoun - membership
/membership/
The state of being a member of a group or organization.
Generalnoun - mission
/mission/
A set of tasks that fulfills a purpose or duty; an assignment set by an employer, or by oneself.
Generalnoun - string
/string/
A building, wing or dependency set apart and adapted for lodging and feeding (and training) animals with hoofs, especially horses.
Generalnoun - sense
/sense/
Any of the manners by which living beings perceive the physical world: for humans sight, smell, hearing, touch, taste.
Generalnoun - modified
/modified/
Any vehicle used in modified racing.
Generalnoun - pack
/pack/
A bundle made up and prepared to be carried; especially, a bundle to be carried on the back, but also a load for an animal, a bale.
Generalnoun - released
/released/
To let go (of); to cease to hold or contain.
Generalverb - internal
/internal/
Inside of something
Generaladjective - goods
/goods/
The forces or behaviours that are the enemy of evil. Usually consists of helping others and general benevolence.
Generalnoun - incest
/incest/
Sexual relations between close relatives, especially immediate family members and first cousins, usually considered taboo; in many jurisdictions, close relatives are not allowed to marry, and incest is a crime.
Generalnoun - keywords
/keywords/
Any word used as the key to a code.
Generalnoun - medium
/medium/
(plural media or mediums) The chemistry of the surrounding environment, e.g. solid, liquid, gas, vacuum, or a specific substance such as a solvent.
Generalnoun - interested
/interested/
To engage the attention of; to awaken interest in; to excite emotion or passion in, in behalf of a person or thing.
Generalverb - core
/core/
The central part of fruit, containing the kernels or seeds.
Generalnoun - purposes
/purposes/
An objective to be reached; a target; an aim; a goal.
Generalnoun - sets
/sets/
To put (something) down, to rest.
Generalverb - wood
/wood/
The substance making up the central part of the trunk and branches of a tree. Used as a material for construction, to manufacture various items, etc. or as fuel.
Generalnoun - itself
/itself/
(reflexive pronoun) it; A thing as the object of a verb or preposition that also appears as the subject
Generalpronoun - defined
/defined/
To determine with precision; to mark out with distinctness; to ascertain or exhibit clearly.
Generalverb - papers
/papers/
A sheet material used for writing on or printing on (or as a non-waterproof container), usually made by draining cellulose fibres from a suspension in water.
Generalnoun - awards
/awards/
A judgment, sentence, or final decision. Specifically: The decision of arbitrators in a case submitted.
Generalnoun - fee
/fee/
(feudal law) A right to the use of a superior's land, as a stipend for services to be performed; also, the land so held; a fief.
Generalnoun - studio
/studio/
An artist’s or photographer’s workshop or the room in which an artist works.
Generalnoun - reader
/reader/
A person who reads
Generalnoun - virtual
/virtual/
A virtual member function of a class.
Generalnoun - device
/device/
Any piece of equipment made for a particular purpose, especially a mechanical or electrical one.
Generalnoun - established
/established/
To make stable or firm; to confirm.
Generalverb - external
/external/
(chiefly in the plural) The exterior; outward features or appearances.
Generalnoun - regarding
/regarding/
To look at; to observe.
Generalverb - instructions
/instructions/
The act of instructing, teaching, or furnishing with information or knowledge.
Generalnoun - min
/min/
A unit of time equal to sixty seconds (one-sixtieth of an hour).
Generalnoun - offered
/offered/
To propose or express one's willingness (to do something).
Generalverb - remove
/remove/
The act of removing something.
Generalnoun - aid
/aid/
Help; assistance; succor, relief.
Generalnoun - capacity
/capacity/
The ability to hold, receive or absorb
Generalnoun - jersey
/jersey/
A garment knitted from wool, worn over the upper body.
Generalnoun - fully
/fully/
In a full manner; without lack or defect.
Generaladverb - electric
/electric/
(usually with definite article) Electricity; the electricity supply.
Generalnoun - instruments
/instruments/
A device used to produce music.
Generalnoun - quotes
/quotes/
A quotation; a statement attributed to a person.
Generalnoun - officer
/officer/
One who has a position of authority in a hierarchical organization, especially in military, police or government organizations.
Generalnoun - driver
/driver/
One who drives something, in any sense of the verb to drive.
Generalnoun - businesses
/businesses/
A specific commercial enterprise or establishment.
Generalnoun - dead
/dead/
(with "the", a demonstrative, or a possessive) Those who have died.
Generalnoun - respect
/respect/
An attitude of consideration or high regard
Generalnoun - themselves
/themselves/
The reflexive case of they, the third-person plural personal pronoun. The group of people, animals or objects previously mentioned, as the object of a verb or following a preposition (also used for emphasis).
Generalpronoun - fan
/fan/
A hand-held device consisting of concertinaed material, or slats of material, gathered together at one end, that may be opened out into the shape of a sector of a circle and waved back and forth in order to move air towards oneself and cool oneself.
Generalnoun - interesting
/interesting/
To engage the attention of; to awaken interest in; to excite emotion or passion in, in behalf of a person or thing.
Generalverb - blogs
/blogs/
A website that allows users to reflect, share opinions, and discuss various topics in the form of an online journal, sometimes letting readers comment on their posts. Most blogs are written in a slightly informal tone (personal journals, news, businesses, etc.)
Generalnoun - former
/former/
Previous.
Generaladjective - implementation
/implementation/
The process of moving an idea from concept to reality. In business, engineering and other fields, implementation refers to the building process rather than the design process.
Generalnoun - hits
/hits/
A blow; a punch; a striking against; the collision of one body against another; the stroke that touches anything.
Generalnoun - galleries
/galleries/
An institution, building, or room for the exhibition and conservation of works of art.
Generalnoun - references
/references/
A relationship or relation (to something).
Generalnoun - presented
/presented/
To bring (someone) into the presence of (a person); to introduce formally.
Generalverb - jack
/jack/
A coarse mediaeval coat of defence, especially one made of leather.
Generalnoun - agencies
/agencies/
The capacity, condition, or state of acting or of exerting power.
Generalnoun - respective
/respective/
Relating to particular persons or things, each to each; particular; own.
Generaladjective - spanish
/spanish/
To subject to spanishing, a printing process in which an ink is deposited on the bottoms and sides of depressions formed in a plastic material
Generalverb - helpful
/helpful/
Furnishing help; giving aid; useful.
Generaladjective - frame
/frame/
The structural elements of a building or other constructed object.
Generalnoun - musical
/musical/
A stage performance, show or film that involves singing, dancing and musical numbers performed by the cast as well as acting.
Generalnoun - secretary
/secretary/
Someone entrusted with a secret; a confidant.
Generalnoun - applied
/applied/
Put into practical use.
Generaladjective - demand
/demand/
The desire to purchase goods and services.
Generalnoun - suite
/suite/
A retinue or company of attendants, as of a distinguished personage
Generalnoun - vegas
/vegas/
(Latin America) An open tract of ground; a plain, especially one which is moist and fertile, such as those used for growing tobacco.
Generalnoun - attention
/attention/
Mental focus.
Generalnoun - advance
/advance/
A forward move; improvement or progression.
Generalnoun - skip
/skip/
A leaping, jumping or skipping movement.
Generalnoun - auction
/auction/
A public event where goods or property are sold to the highest bidder.
Generalnoun - gear
/gear/
Equipment or paraphernalia, especially that used for an athletic endeavor.
Generalnoun - lee
/lee/
A protected cove or harbor, out of the wind.
Generalnoun - difference
/difference/
The quality of being different.
Generalnoun - allowed
/allowed/
To grant, give, admit, accord, afford, or yield; to let one have.
Generalverb - nation
/nation/
A historically constituted, stable community of people, formed on the basis of a common language, territory, economic life, ethnicity and/or psychological make-up manifested in a common culture.
Generalnoun - lots
/lots/
A large quantity or number; a great deal.
Generalnoun - sheet
/sheet/
A thin bed cloth used as a covering for a mattress or as a layer over the sleeper.
Generalnoun - regulations
/regulations/
The act of regulating or the condition of being regulated.
Generalnoun - elements
/elements/
One of the simplest or essential parts or principles of which anything consists, or upon which the constitution or fundamental powers of anything are based.
Generalnoun - cells
/cells/
A single-room dwelling for a hermit.
Generalnoun - facility
/facility/
The fact of being easy, or easily done; absence of difficulty, simplicity.
Generalnoun - random
/random/
A roving motion; course without definite direction; lack of rule or method; chance.
Generalnoun - clinical
/clinical/
A medical student's session spent in a real-world nursing environment.
Generalnoun - situation
/situation/
The combination of circumstances at a given moment; a state of affairs.
Generalnoun - sciences
/sciences/
A particular discipline or branch of learning, especially one dealing with measurable or systematic principles rather than intuition or natural ability.
Generalnoun - publishing
/publishing/
To issue (something, such as printed work) for distribution and/or sale.
Generalverb - emergency
/emergency/
A situation which poses an immediate risk and which requires urgent attention.
Generalnoun - developing
/developing/
To change with a specific direction, progress.
Generalverb - leather
/leather/
A tough material produced from the skin of animals, by tanning or similar process, used e.g. for clothing.
Generalnoun - determine
/determine/
To set the boundaries or limits of.
Generalverb - announcements
/announcements/
An act of announcing, or giving notice.
Generalnoun - actual
/actual/
An actual, real one; notably:
Generalnoun - historical
/historical/
A historical romance.
Generalnoun - bob
/bob/
A bobbing motion; a quick up and down movement.
Generalnoun - persons
/persons/
An individual; usually a human being.
Generalnoun - scientific
/scientific/
Of, or having to do with science.
Generaladjective - tests
/tests/
A challenge, trial.
Generalnoun - accounts
/accounts/
A registry of pecuniary transactions; a written or printed statement of business dealings or debts and credits, and also of other things subjected to a reckoning or review.
Generalnoun - amateur
/amateur/
A lover of something.
Generalnoun - particularly
/particularly/
(focus) Especially, extremely.
Generaladverb - factors
/factors/
A doer, maker; a person who does things for another person or organization.
Generalnoun - settings
/settings/
The time, place and circumstance in which something (such as a story or picture) is set; context; scenario.
Generalnoun - cum
/cum/
Used in indicating a thing with two roles, functions, or natures, or a thing that has changed from one to another.
Generalpreposition - buyer
/buyer/
A person who makes one or more purchases.
Generalnoun - cultural
/cultural/
Pertaining to culture.
Generaladjective - fishing
/fishing/
The act of catching fish.
Generalnoun - effort
/effort/
The work involved in performing an activity; exertion.
Generalnoun - fantasy
/fantasy/
That which comes from one's imagination.
Generalnoun - motor
/motor/
A machine or device that converts other energy forms into mechanical energy, or imparts motion.
Generalnoun - professor
/professor/
The most senior rank for an academic at a university or similar institution, informally also known as "full professor." Abbreviated Prof.
Generalnoun - install
/install/
Installer. A software utility that installs an application.
Generalnoun - apparel
/apparel/
Clothing.
Generalnoun - continued
/continued/
To proceed with (doing an activity); to prolong (an activity).
Generalverb - techniques
/techniques/
The practical aspects of a given art, occupation etc.; formal requirements.
Generalnoun - johnson
/johnson/
Penis.
Generalnoun - dollars
/dollars/
Official designation for currency in some parts of the world, including Canada, the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, and elsewhere. Its symbol is $.
Generalnoun - websites
/websites/
A collection of interlinked web pages on the World Wide Web that are typically accessible from the same base URL and reside on the same server.
Generalnoun - interests
/interests/
The price paid for obtaining, or price received for providing, money or goods in a credit transaction, calculated as a fraction of the amount or value of what was borrowed.
Generalnoun - fuel
/fuel/
Substance consumed to provide energy through combustion, or through chemical or nuclear reaction.
Generalnoun - username
/username/
A person's identification on an individual computer system.
Generalnoun - fuck
/fuck/
An act of sexual intercourse.
Generalnoun - produced
/produced/
To yield, make or manufacture; to generate.
Generalverb - paperback
/paperback/
A book with flexible binding.
Generalnoun - classifieds
/classifieds/
A classified advertisement in a newspaper or magazine.
Generalnoun - supported
/supported/
To keep from falling.
Generalverb - pocket
/pocket/
A bag stitched to an item of clothing, used for carrying small items.
Generalnoun - saint
/saint/
A person whom a church or another religious group has officially recognised as especially holy or godly; one eminent for piety and virtue.
Generalnoun - creating
/creating/
To bring into existence; (sometimes in particular:)
Generalverb - drugs
/drugs/
A substance used to treat an illness, relieve a symptom, or modify a chemical process in the body for a specific purpose.
Generalnoun - premium
/premium/
A prize or award.
Generalnoun - providers
/providers/
One who, or that which, provides a service, commodity, or the means for subsistence.
Generalnoun - characters
/characters/
A being involved in the action of a story.
Generalnoun - attorney
/attorney/
A lawyer; one who advises or represents others in legal matters as a profession.
Generalnoun - upgrade
/upgrade/
An upward grade or slope.
Generalnoun - apartments
/apartments/
A complete domicile occupying only part of a building, especially one for rent; a flat.
Generalnoun - creek
/creek/
A small inlet or bay, often saltwater, narrower and extending farther into the land than a cove; a recess in the shore of the sea, or of a river; the inner part of a port that is used as a dock for small boats.
Generalnoun - practices
/practices/
Repetition of an activity to improve a skill.
Generalnoun - sorted
/sorted/
To separate items into different categories according to certain criteria that determine their sorts.
Generalverb - reporting
/reporting/
To relate details of (an event or incident); to recount, describe (something).
Generalverb - myself
/myself/
(reflexive pronoun) Me, as direct or indirect object the speaker as the object of a verb or preposition, when the speaker is also the subject.
Generalpronoun - tours
/tours/
A journey through a particular building, estate, country, etc.
Generalnoun - platform
/platform/
A raised stage from which speeches are made and on which musical and other performances are made.
Generalnoun - load
/load/
A burden; a weight to be carried.
Generalnoun - affiliate
/affiliate/
Someone or something, especially, a television station, that is associated with a larger, related organization, such as a television network; a member of a group of associated things.
Generalnoun - admin
/admin/
Administration, or administrative work.
Generalnoun - nursing
/nursing/
To breastfeed: to feed (a baby) at the breast; to suckle.
Generalverb - defense
/defense/
The action of defending or protecting from attack, danger, or injury.
Generalnoun - designated
/designated/
To mark out and make known; to point out; to indicate; to show; to distinguish by marks or description
Generalverb - tags
/tags/
A small label.
Generalnoun - joe
/joe/
A male; a guy; a fellow.
Generalnoun - guys
/guys/
An effigy of a man burned on a bonfire on the anniversary of the Gunpowder Plot (5th November).
Generalnoun - integrated
/integrated/
To form into one whole; to make entire; to complete; to renew; to restore; to perfect.
Generalverb - configuration
/configuration/
Form, as depending on the relative disposition of the parts of a thing's shape; figure; form factor.
Generalnoun - cock
/cock/
A male bird, especially:
Generalnoun - merchant
/merchant/
A person who traffics in commodities for profit.
Generalnoun - expert
/expert/
A person with extensive knowledge or ability in a given subject.
Generalnoun - solid
/solid/
A substance in the fundamental state of matter that retains its size and shape without need of a container (as opposed to a liquid or gas).
Generalnoun - vehicles
/vehicles/
A conveyance; a device for carrying or transporting substances, objects or individuals.
Generalnoun - marine
/marine/
A soldier, normally a member of a marine corps, trained to serve on board or from a ship
Generalnoun - mount
/mount/
A hill or mountain.
Generalnoun - ones
/ones/
The digit or figure 1.
Generalnoun - multimedia
/multimedia/
The combined use of sound, video, and text to present an idea.
Generalnoun - tits
/tits/
A mammary gland, teat.
Generalnoun - certified
/certified/
To attest to (a fact) as the truth.
Generalverb - rank
/rank/
Strong of its kind or in character; unmitigated; virulent; thorough; utter (used of negative things).
Generaladjective - computing
/computing/
To reckon or calculate.
Generalverb - abuse
/abuse/
Improper treatment or usage; application to a wrong or bad purpose; an unjust, corrupt or wrongful practice or custom.
Generalnoun - interactive
/interactive/
A feature (as in a museum) that can be interacted with.
Generalnoun - requests
/requests/
Act of requesting (with the adposition at in the presence of possessives, and on in their absence).
Generalnoun - separate
/separate/
(usually in the plural) Anything that is sold by itself, especially an article of clothing.
Generalnoun - racing
/racing/
To take part in a race (in the sense of a contest).
Generalverb - religious
/religious/
A member of a religious order, i.e. a monk or nun.
Generalnoun - facts
/facts/
Something actual as opposed to invented.
Generalnoun - column
/column/
A solid upright structure designed usually to support a larger structure above it, such as a roof or horizontal beam, but sometimes for decoration.
Generalnoun - gamma
/gamma/
The third letter of the Greek alphabet (Γ, γ), preceded by beta (Β, β) and followed by delta, (Δ, δ).
Generalnoun - truth
/truth/
True facts, genuine depiction or statements of reality.
Generalnoun - counter
/counter/
One who counts
Generalnoun - failure
/failure/
State or condition of not meeting a desirable or intended objective, opposite of success.
Generalnoun - dollar
/dollar/
Official designation for currency in some parts of the world, including Canada, the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, and elsewhere. Its symbol is $.
Generalnoun - camp
/camp/
An outdoor place acting as temporary accommodation in tents or other temporary structures.
Generalnoun - automatically
/automatically/
In an automatic manner.
Generaladverb - des
/des/
Desflurane.
Generalnoun - films
/films/
A thin layer of some substance; a pellicle; a membranous covering, causing opacity.
Generalnoun - native
/native/
An aboriginal inhabitant of a region colonized by English-speaking people; in particular:
Generalnoun - printing
/printing/
To produce one or more copies of a text or image on a surface, especially by machine; often used with out or off: print out, print off.
Generalverb - baseball
/baseball/
A sport common in North America, the Caribbean, and Japan, in which the object is to strike a ball so that one of a nine-person team can run counter-clockwise among four bases, resulting in the scoring of a run. The team with the most runs after termination of play, usually nine innings, wins.
Generalnoun - compared
/compared/
To assess the similarities and differences between two or more things ["to compare X with Y"]. Having made the comparison of X with Y, one might have found it similar to Y or different from Y.
Generalverb - codes
/codes/
A short symbol, often with little relation to the item it represents.
Generalnoun - kinds
/kinds/
A type, race or category; a group of entities that have common characteristics such that they may be grouped together.
Generalnoun - extension
/extension/
The act of extending; a stretching out; enlargement in length or breadth; an increase
Generalnoun - statements
/statements/
A declaration or remark.
Generalnoun - golden
/golden/
Kyphosus vaigiensis, a fish found in southeast Asia.
Generalnoun - teams
/teams/
A set of draught animals, such as two horses in front of a carriage.
Generalnoun - fort
/fort/
A fortified defensive structure stationed with troops.
Generalnoun - lighting
/lighting/
To start (a fire).
Generalverb - senate
/senate/
In some bicameral legislative systems, the upper house or chamber.
Generalnoun - forces
/forces/
Strength or energy of body or mind; active power; vigour; might; capacity of exercising an influence or producing an effect.
Generalnoun - portable
/portable/
A portable building used for temporary purposes, particularly:
Generalnoun - electrical
/electrical/
An electrical engineer.
Generalnoun - applicable
/applicable/
Suitable for application, relevant
Generaladjective - disc
/disc/
A thin, flat, circular plate or similar object.
Generalnoun - boat
/boat/
A craft used for transportation of goods, fishing, racing, recreational cruising, or military use on or in the water, propelled by oars or outboard motor or inboard motor or by wind.
Generalnoun - named
/named/
(ditransitive) To give a name to.
Generalverb - theatre
/theatre/
A place or building, consisting of a stage and seating, in which an audience gathers to watch plays, musical performances, public ceremonies, and so on.
Generalnoun - laser
/laser/
A device that produces a monochromatic, coherent beam of light.
Generalnoun - personnel
/personnel/
Employees; office staff.
Generalnoun - passed
/passed/
To change place.
Generalverb - supplied
/supplied/
To provide (something), to make (something) available for use.
Generalverb - identified
/identified/
To establish the identity of someone or something.
Generalverb - pic
/pic/
A picture, especially a photographic image.
Generalnoun - soul
/soul/
The spirit or essence of a person usually thought to consist of one's thoughts and personality. Often believed to live on after the person's death.
Generalnoun - aids
/aids/
Help; assistance; succor, relief.
Generalnoun - opinions
/opinions/
A subjective belief, judgment or perspective that a person has formed about a topic, issue, person or thing.
Generalnoun - stated
/stated/
To declare to be a fact.
Generalverb - stats
/stats/
A mathematical science concerned with data collection, presentation, analysis, and interpretation.
Generalnoun - professionals
/professionals/
A person who belongs to a profession
Generalnoun - appears
/appears/
To come or be in sight; to be in view; to become visible.
Generalverb - flag
/flag/
A piece of cloth, often decorated with an emblem, used as a visual signal or symbol.
Generalnoun - decided
/decided/
To resolve (a contest, problem, dispute, etc.); to choose, determine, or settle
Generalverb - advantage
/advantage/
Any condition, circumstance, opportunity or means, particularly favorable to success, or to any desired end.
Generalnoun - designs
/designs/
A specification of an object or process, referring to requirements to be satisfied and thus conditions to be met for them to solve a problem.
Generalnoun - priority
/priority/
An item's relative importance.
Generalnoun - newsletters
/newsletters/
A periodically sent publication containing current events or the like, generally on a particular topic or geared toward a limited audience.
Generalnoun - adults
/adults/
A fully grown human or animal.
Generalnoun - clips
/clips/
Something which clips or grasps; a device for attaching one object to another.
Generalnoun - savings
/savings/
A reduction in cost or expenditure.
Generalnoun - graphic
/graphic/
A drawing or picture.
Generalnoun - payments
/payments/
The act of paying.
Generalnoun - estimated
/estimated/
To calculate roughly, often from imperfect data.
Generalverb - binding
/binding/
To tie; to confine by any ligature.
Generalverb - anonymous
/anonymous/
Lacking a name; not named, for example an animal not assigned to any species.
Generaladjective - associate
/associate/
A person united with another or others in an act, enterprise, or business; a partner.
Generalnoun - truck
/truck/
A small wheel or roller, specifically the wheel of a gun carriage.
Generalnoun - enlarge
/enlarge/
To make larger.
Generalverb - ray
/ray/
A beam of light or radiation.
Generalnoun - frequently
/frequently/
At frequent intervals.
Generaladverb - votes
/votes/
A formalized choice on matters of administration or other democratic activities
Generalnoun - duty
/duty/
That which one is morally or legally obligated to do.
Generalnoun - discussions
/discussions/
Conversation or debate concerning a particular topic.
Generalnoun - gain
/gain/
The act of gaining; acquisition.
Generalnoun - flights
/flights/
The act of flying.
Generalnoun - experts
/experts/
A person with extensive knowledge or ability in a given subject.
Generalnoun - signs
/signs/
(sometimes also used uncountably) A visible indication.
Generalnoun - nations
/nations/
A historically constituted, stable community of people, formed on the basis of a common language, territory, economic life, ethnicity and/or psychological make-up manifested in a common culture.
Generalnoun - specifications
/specifications/
An explicit set of requirements to be satisfied by a material, product, or service.
Generalnoun - frank
/frank/
Free postage, a right exercised by governments (usually with definite article).
Generalnoun - zoom
/zoom/
To communicate with someone using the Zoom videoconferencing software.
Generalverb - battle
/battle/
A contest, a struggle.
Generalnoun - residential
/residential/
A trip during which people temporarily live together.
Generalnoun - anime
/anime/
An artistic style originating in, and associated with, Japanese animation, and that has also been adopted by a comparatively low number of animated works from other countries.
Generalnoun - decisions
/decisions/
The act of deciding.
Generalnoun - industries
/industries/
The tendency to work persistently. Diligence.
Generalnoun - clip
/clip/
Something which clips or grasps; a device for attaching one object to another.
Generalnoun - editorial
/editorial/
An article in a publication giving the opinion of its editors on a given topic or current event.
Generalnoun - provisions
/provisions/
An item of goods or supplies, especially food, obtained for future use.
Generalnoun - speech
/speech/
The faculty of uttering articulate sounds or words; the ability to speak or to use vocalizations to communicate.
Generalnoun - wire
/wire/
Metal formed into a thin, even thread, now usually by being drawn through a hole in a steel die.
Generalnoun - principles
/principles/
A fundamental assumption or guiding belief.
Generalnoun - suggestions
/suggestions/
Something suggested (with subsequent adposition being for)
Generalnoun - shared
/shared/
To give part of what one has to somebody else to use or consume.
Generalverb - sounds
/sounds/
A sensation perceived by the ear caused by the vibration of air or some other medium.
Generalnoun - replacement
/replacement/
A person or thing that takes the place of another; a substitute.
Generalnoun - tape
/tape/
Flexible material in a roll with a sticky surface on one or both sides; adhesive tape.
Generalnoun - managed
/managed/
To direct or be in charge of.
Generalverb - roll
/roll/
The act or result of rolling, or state of being rolled.
Generalnoun - banks
/banks/
An institution where one can place and borrow money and take care of financial affairs.
Generalnoun - participants
/participants/
One who participates.
Generalnoun - secret
/secret/
A piece of knowledge that is hidden and intended to be kept hidden.
Generalnoun - bath
/bath/
A tub or pool which is used for bathing: bathtub.
Generalnoun - springs
/springs/
To weaken, as a joint, ligament, or muscle, by sudden and excessive exertion, as by wrenching; to overstrain, or stretch injuriously, but without luxation
Generalverb - estimates
/estimates/
A rough calculation or assessment of the value, size, or cost of something.
Generalnoun - font
/font/
A receptacle in a church for holy water, especially one used in baptism.
Generalnoun - assets
/assets/
Something or someone of any value; any portion of one's property or effects so considered.
Generalnoun - ministry
/ministry/
Government department, at the administrative level normally headed by a minister (or equivalent rank, e.g. secretary of state), who holds it as portfolio, especially in a constitutional monarchy, but also as a polity
Generalnoun - drivers
/drivers/
One who drives something, in any sense of the verb to drive.
Generalnoun - figures
/figures/
A drawing or diagram conveying information.
Generalnoun - married
/married/
A married person.
Generalnoun - sharing
/sharing/
To give part of what one has to somebody else to use or consume.
Generalverb - portal
/portal/
An entrance, entry point, or means of entry.
Generalnoun - postal
/postal/
Relating to the collection, sorting and delivery of mail.
Generaladjective - relationships
/relationships/
Connection or association; the condition of being related.
Generalnoun - controls
/controls/
Influence or authority over something.
Generalnoun - combined
/combined/
An event in alpine skiing which combines runs on a downhill skiing course and a slalom course, for individual skiers.
Generalnoun - ultimate
/ultimate/
The most basic or fundamental of a set of things
Generalnoun - wales
/wales/
A ridge or low barrier.
Generalnoun - representative
/representative/
A delegate.
Generalnoun - introduced
/introduced/
(of people) To cause (someone) to be acquainted (with someone else).
Generalverb - minor
/minor/
A person who is below the age of majority, consent, criminal responsibility or other adult responsibilities and accountabilities.
Generalnoun - departments
/departments/
A part, portion, or subdivision.
Generalnoun - residents
/residents/
A person, animal or plant living at a certain location or in a certain area.
Generalnoun - noted
/noted/
To notice with care; to observe; to remark; to heed.
Generalverb - displayed
/displayed/
To show conspicuously; to exhibit; to demonstrate; to manifest.
Generalverb - mom
/mom/
(familiar) mother.
Generalnoun - reduced
/reduced/
To bring down the size, quantity, quality, value or intensity of something; to diminish, to lower.
Generalverb - performed
/performed/
To do something; to execute.
Generalverb - extreme
/extreme/
The greatest or utmost point, degree or condition.
Generalnoun - samples
/samples/
A part or snippet of something taken or presented for inspection, or shown as evidence of the quality of the whole; a specimen.
Generalnoun - crystal
/crystal/
A solid composed of an array of atoms or molecules possessing long-range order and arranged in a pattern which is periodic in three dimensions.
Generalnoun - chairman
/chairman/
A person presiding over a meeting.
Generalnoun - violence
/violence/
Extreme force.
Generalnoun - fans
/fans/
A hand-held device consisting of concertinaed material, or slats of material, gathered together at one end, that may be opened out into the shape of a sector of a circle and waved back and forth in order to move air towards oneself and cool oneself.
Generalnoun - speakers
/speakers/
One who speaks.
Generalnoun - academy
/academy/
(usually capitalized) The garden where Plato taught.
Generalnoun - agriculture
/agriculture/
The art or science of cultivating the ground, including the harvesting of crops, and the rearing and management of livestock
Generalnoun - dell
/dell/
A valley, especially in the form of a natural hollow, small and deep.
Generalnoun - constitutes
/constitutes/
To set up; to establish; to enact.
Generalverb - collectibles
/collectibles/
An object which someone might want to collect.
Generalnoun - exclusive
/exclusive/
Information (or an artefact) that is granted or obtained exclusively.
Generalnoun - seat
/seat/
Something to be sat upon.
Generalnoun - concerns
/concerns/
That which affects one’s welfare or happiness. A matter of interest to someone. The adposition before the matter of interest is usually over, about or for.
Generalnoun - color
/color/
The spectral composition of visible light
Generalnoun - originally
/originally/
As it was in the beginning.
Generaladverb - intel
/intel/
Intelligence (secret information)
Generalnoun - philosophy
/philosophy/
The love of wisdom.
Generalnoun - officers
/officers/
One who has a position of authority in a hierarchical organization, especially in military, police or government organizations.
Generalnoun - prevention
/prevention/
The act of preventing or hindering; obstruction of action, access, or approach; thwarting.
Generalnoun - ski
/ski/
One of a pair of long flat runners designed for gliding over snow or water
Generalnoun - soccer
/soccer/
Association football
Generalnoun - math
/math/
A mowing; what is gathered from mowing.
Generalnoun - posting
/posting/
To hang (a notice) in a conspicuous manner for general review.
Generalverb - mentioned
/mentioned/
To make a short reference to something.
Generalverb - automatic
/automatic/
A car with automatic transmission.
Generalnoun - healthcare
/healthcare/
The prevention, treatment, and management of illness or the preservation of mental and physical well-being through the services offered by the medical, nursing, and allied health professions.
Generalnoun - viewing
/viewing/
To look at.
Generalverb - maintained
/maintained/
To support (someone), to back up or assist (someone) in an action.
Generalverb - increasing
/increasing/
(of a quantity, etc.) To become larger or greater.
Generalverb - connected
/connected/
(of an object) To join (to another object): to attach, or to be intended to attach or capable of attaching, to another object.
Generalverb - christ
/christ/
A figure or other artistic depiction of Jesus Christ.
Generalnoun - dan
/dan/
A title of honour similar to "master" or "father", used of historical and legendary figures of the past.
Generalnoun - directors
/directors/
One who directs; the person in charge of managing a department or directorate (e.g., director of engineering), project, or production (as in a show or film, e.g., film director).
Generalnoun - aspects
/aspects/
Any specific feature, part, or element of something.
Generalnoun - participation
/participation/
The act of participating, of taking part in something.
Generalnoun - scheme
/scheme/
A systematic plan of future action.
Generalnoun - utility
/utility/
The state or condition of being useful; usefulness.
Generalnoun - preview
/preview/
An experience of something in advance.
Generalnoun - manner
/manner/
Mode of action; way of performing or doing anything
Generalnoun - matrix
/matrix/
The womb.
Generalnoun - containing
/containing/
To hold inside.
Generalverb - combination
/combination/
The act of combining, the state of being combined or the result of combining.
Generalnoun - guaranteed
/guaranteed/
To give an assurance that something will be done right.
Generalverb - wars
/wars/
Organized, large-scale, armed conflict between countries or between national, ethnic, or other sizeable groups, usually involving the engagement of military forces.
Generalnoun - ordering
/ordering/
To set in some sort of order.
Generalverb - alpha
/alpha/
The name of the first letter of the Greek alphabet (Α, α), followed by beta. In the Latin alphabet it is the predecessor to A.
Generalnoun - appeal
/appeal/
An application for the removal of a cause or suit from an inferior to a superior judge or court for re-examination or review.
Generalnoun - certification
/certification/
The act of certifying.
Generalnoun - previously
/previously/
(with present-tense constructions) First; beforehand, in advance.
Generaladverb - hey
/hey/
An exclamation to get attention.
Generalinterjection - bookmark
/bookmark/
A strip of material used to mark a place in a book.
Generalnoun - specials
/specials/
A reduction in consumer cost (usually for a limited time) for items or services rendered.
Generalnoun - household
/household/
Collectively, all the persons who live in a given house; a family including attendants, servants etc.; a domestic or family establishment.
Generalnoun - batteries
/batteries/
A device used to power electric devices, consisting of a set of electrically connected electrochemical or, archaically, electrostatic cells. A single such cell when used by itself.
Generalnoun - adobe
/adobe/
An unburnt brick dried in the sun.
Generalnoun - smoking
/smoking/
To inhale and exhale the smoke from a burning cigarette, cigar, pipe, etc.
Generalverb - frames
/frames/
The structural elements of a building or other constructed object.
Generalnoun - viagra
/viagra/
Alternative form of Viagra
Generalnoun - layer
/layer/
A single thickness of some material covering a surface.
Generalnoun - printed
/printed/
To produce one or more copies of a text or image on a surface, especially by machine; often used with out or off: print out, print off.
Generalverb - removal
/removal/
The process of moving, or the fact of being removed.
Generalnoun - printers
/printers/
One who makes prints.
Generalnoun - adding
/adding/
To join or unite (e.g. one thing to another, or as several particulars) so as to increase the number, augment the quantity or enlarge the magnitude, or so as to form into one aggregate.
Generalverb - prints
/prints/
Books and other material created by printing presses, considered collectively or as a medium.
Generalnoun - interior
/interior/
The inside of a building, container, cavern, or other enclosed structure.
Generalnoun - revised
/revised/
To look at again, to reflect on.
Generalverb - optical
/optical/
Of, or relating to sight; visual.
Generaladjective - dot
/dot/
A small, round spot.
Generalnoun - suites
/suites/
A retinue or company of attendants, as of a distinguished personage
Generalnoun - hidden
/hidden/
Located or positioned out of sight; not visually apparent.
Generaladjective - licensed
/licensed/
To give a formal (usually written) authorization.
Generalverb - specifically
/specifically/
In a specific manner, applying to or naming a particular thing or things, expressly, explicitly
Generaladverb - bureau
/bureau/
An administrative unit of government; office.
Generalnoun - represent
/represent/
To present again or anew; to present by means of something standing in the place of; to exhibit the counterpart or image of; to typify.
Generalverb - ideal
/ideal/
A perfect standard of beauty, intellect etc., or a standard of excellence to aim at.
Generalnoun - specs
/specs/
Two similar or identical things taken together; often followed by of.
Generalnoun - recorded
/recorded/
To make a record of information.
Generalverb - don
/don/
A university professor, particularly one at Oxford or Cambridge.
Generalnoun - pieces
/pieces/
A part of a larger whole, usually in such a form that it is able to be separated from other parts.
Generalnoun - finished
/finished/
To complete (something).
Generalverb - lawyers
/lawyers/
A professional person qualified (as by a law degree or bar exam) and authorized to practice law, i.e. represent parties in lawsuits or trials and give legal advice.
Generalnoun - trends
/trends/
An inclination in a particular direction.
Generalnoun - yeah
/yeah/
Expressing joy, celebration, glee, etc.
Generalinterjection - discover
/discover/
To find or learn something for the first time.
Generalverb - patterns
/patterns/
Model, example.
Generalnoun - favorite
/favorite/
A person or thing who enjoys special regard or favour.
Generalnoun - labor
/labor/
Effort expended on a particular task; toil, work.
Generalnoun - favorites
/favorites/
A person or thing who enjoys special regard or favour.
Generalnoun - behavior
/behavior/
Human conduct relative to social norms.
Generalnoun - colors
/colors/
The spectral composition of visible light
Generalnoun - cataclysm
/cataclysm/
A sudden, violent event.
Generalnoun - landslide
/landslide/
A natural disaster that involves the breakup and downhill flow of rock, mud, water and anything caught in the path.
Generalnoun - catastrophe
/catastrophe/
Any large and disastrous event of great significance
Generalnoun - avalanche
/avalanche/
A large mass or body of snow and ice sliding swiftly down a mountain side, or falling down a precipice.
Generalnoun - calamity
/calamity/
An event resulting in great loss.
Generalnoun - typhoon
/typhoon/
A weather phenomenon in the northwestern Pacific that is precisely equivalent to a hurricane, which results in wind speeds of 64 knots (118 km/h) or above. Equivalent to a cyclone in the Indian Ocean and Indonesia/Australia.
Generalnoun - wildfire
/wildfire/
A rapidly spreading fire, especially one occurring in a wildland area.
Generalnoun - famine
/famine/
Extreme shortage of food in a region.
Generalnoun - cyclone
/cyclone/
(broad sense) A weather phenomenon consisting of a system of winds rotating around a center of low atmospheric pressure
Generalnoun - blizzard
/blizzard/
A large snowstorm accompanied by strong winds and greatly reduced visibility caused by blowing snow.
Generalnoun - aftershock
/aftershock/
An earthquake that follows in the same vicinity as another, usually larger, earthquake (the "mainshock").
Generalnoun - quake
/quake/
A trembling or shaking.
Generalnoun - eruption
/eruption/
A violent ejection, such as the spurting out of lava from a volcano.
Generalnoun - monsoon
/monsoon/
Any of a number of winds associated with regions where most rain falls during a particular season.
Generalnoun - hailstorm
/hailstorm/
A storm characterized by lots of large hail.
Generalnoun - tremor
/tremor/
A shake, quiver, or vibration.
Generalnoun - sandstorm
/sandstorm/
A strong wind carrying clouds of sand and dust through the air.
Generalnoun - heatwave
/heatwave/
A period of very hot weather.
Generalnoun - frostbite
/frostbite/
An injury suffered as a result of freezing of some part of the body, typically fingers, toes or the nose.
Generalnoun - pandemic
/pandemic/
A pandemic disease; a disease that affects a wide geographical area and a large proportion of the population.
Generalnoun - debris
/debris/
Rubble, wreckage, scattered remains of something destroyed.
Generalnoun - wreckage
/wreckage/
Something wrecked, especially the remains or debris of something which has been severely damaged or destroyed.
Generalnoun - epidemic
/epidemic/
A widespread disease that affects many individuals in a population.
Generalnoun - outbreak
/outbreak/
An eruption; the sudden appearance of a rash, disease, etc.
Generalnoun - disaster
/disaster/
An unexpected natural or man-made catastrophe of substantial extent causing significant physical damage or destruction, loss of life or sometimes permanent change to the natural environment.
Generalnoun - mudslide
/mudslide/
A geological event in which viscous mud flows down an incline.
Generalnoun - evacuate
/evacuate/
To leave or withdraw from; to quit; to retire from
Generalverb - harvest
/harvest/
The third season of the year; autumn; fall.
Generalnoun - gutter
/gutter/
A prepared channel in a surface, especially at the side of a road adjacent to a curb, intended for the drainage of water.
Generalnoun - tractor
/tractor/
A vehicle used in farms e.g. for pulling farm equipment and preparing the fields.
Generalnoun - orchard
/orchard/
A garden or an area of land for the cultivation of fruit or nut trees.
Generalnoun - fertilizer
/fertilizer/
A natural substance that is used to make the ground more suitable for growing plants.
Generalnoun - stationery
/stationery/
Writing materials, envelopes, office materials
Generalnoun - reviews
/reviews/
A second or subsequent reading of a text or artifact in an attempt to gain new insights.
Generalnoun - program
/program/
A set of structured activities.
Generalnoun - united
/united/
To bring together as one.
Generalverb - center
/center/
The point in the interior of a circle that is equidistant from all points on the circumference.
Generalnoun - mail
/mail/
A bag or wallet.
Generalnoun - envelope
/envelope/
A paper or cardboard wrapper used to enclose small, flat items, especially letters, for mailing.
Generalnoun - store
/store/
A place where items may be accumulated or routinely kept.
Generalnoun - comments
/comments/
A spoken or written remark.
Generalnoun - item
/item/
A distinct physical object.
Generalnoun - conditions
/conditions/
A logical clause or phrase that a conditional statement uses. The phrase can either be true or false.
Generalnoun - property
/property/
Something that is owned.
Generalnoun - listing
/listing/
To create or recite a list.
Generalverb - reply
/reply/
A written or spoken response; part of a conversation.
Generalnoun - shall
/shall/
(modal, auxiliary verb, defective) Used before a verb to indicate the simple future tense in the first person singular or plural.
Generalverb - select
/select/
To choose one or more elements of a set, especially a set of options.
Generalverb - gay
/gay/
(chiefly in plural or attributive) A homosexual, especially a male homosexual; see also lesbian.
Generalnoun - movies
/movies/
A recorded sequence of images displayed on a screen at a rate sufficiently fast to create the appearance of motion.
Generalnoun - photos
/photos/
A photograph.
Generalnoun - non
/non/
To no extent, in no way.
Generaladverb - human
/human/
A human being, whether man, woman or child.
Generalnoun - note
/note/
(heading) A symbol or annotation.
Generalnoun - features
/features/
One's structure or make-up: form, shape, bodily proportions.
Generalnoun - provided
/provided/
To make a living; earn money for necessities.
Generalverb - thread
/thread/
A long, thin and flexible form of material, generally with a round cross-section, used in sewing, weaving or in the construction of string.
Generalnoun - yes
/yes/
An affirmative expression; an answer that shows agreement or acceptance.
Generalnoun - required
/required/
To ask (someone) for something; to request.
Generalverb - accessories
/accessories/
Something that belongs to part of another main thing; something additional and subordinate, an attachment.
Generalnoun - series
/series/
A number of things that follow on one after the other or are connected one after the other.
Generalnoun - action
/action/
Something done so as to accomplish a purpose.
Generalnoun - model
/model/
A person who serves as a subject for artwork or fashion, usually in the medium of photography but also for painting or drawing.
Generalnoun - discussion
/discussion/
Conversation or debate concerning a particular topic.
Generalnoun - notice
/notice/
The act of observing; perception.
Generalnoun - others
/others/
An other, another (person, etc), more often rendered as another.
Generalnoun - god
/god/
A being such as a monotheistic God: a single divine creator and ruler of the universe.
Generalnoun - self
/self/
One individual's personality, character, demeanor, or disposition.
Generalnoun - track
/track/
A mark left by something that has passed along.
Generalnoun - log
/log/
The trunk of a dead tree, cleared of branches.
Generalnoun - entertainment
/entertainment/
An activity designed to give pleasure, enjoyment, diversion, amusement, or relaxation to an audience, no matter whether the audience participates passively as in watching opera or a movie, or actively as in games.
Generalnoun - includes
/includes/
A piece of source code or other content that is dynamically retrieved for inclusion in another item.
Generalnoun - president
/president/
An act in the past which may be used as an example to help decide the outcome of similar instances in the future.
Generalnoun - format
/format/
The layout of a publication or document.
Generalnoun - messages
/messages/
A communication, or what is communicated; any concept or information conveyed.
Generalnoun - edition
/edition/
A written work edited and published, as by a certain editor or in a certain manner.
Generalnoun - updated
/updated/
To bring (a thing) up to date.
Generalverb - fun
/fun/
Amusement, enjoyment or pleasure
Generalnoun - archive
/archive/
A place for storing earlier, and often historical, material. An archive usually contains documents (letters, records, newspapers, etc.) or other types of media kept for historical interest.
Generalnoun - costs
/costs/
To incur a charge of; to require payment of a (specified) price.
Generalverb - record
/record/
A disk, usually made of a polymer, used to record sound for playback on a phonograph.
Generalnoun - direct
/direct/
To manage, control, steer.
Generalverb - records
/records/
A disk, usually made of a polymer, used to record sound for playback on a phonograph.
Generalnoun - provides
/provides/
To make a living; earn money for necessities.
Generalverb - annual
/annual/
An annual publication; a book, periodical, journal, report, comic book, yearbook, etc., which is published serially once a year, which may or may not be in addition to regular weekly or monthly publication.
Generalnoun - basic
/basic/
A necessary commodity, a staple requirement.
Generalnoun - published
/published/
To issue (something, such as printed work) for distribution and/or sale.
Generalverb - commercial
/commercial/
An advertisement in a common media format, usually radio or television.
Generalnoun - production
/production/
The act of producing, making or creating something.
Generalnoun - received
/received/
To take, as something that is offered, given, committed, sent, paid, etc.; to accept; to be given something.
Generalverb - customers
/customers/
A patron, a client; one who purchases or receives a product or service from a business or merchant, or intends to do so.
Generalnoun - shows
/shows/
A play, dance, or other entertainment.
Generalnoun - active
/active/
A person or thing that is acting or capable of acting.
Generalnoun - purchase
/purchase/
The acquisition of title to, or property in, anything for a price; buying for money or its equivalent.
Generalnoun - corporate
/corporate/
A bond issued by a corporation.
Generalnoun - practice
/practice/
Repetition of an activity to improve a skill.
Generalnoun - response
/response/
An answer or reply, or something in the nature of an answer or reply.
Generalnoun - google
/google/
To deliver googlies.
Generalverb - materials
/materials/
Matter which may be shaped or manipulated, particularly in making something.
Generalnoun - holiday
/holiday/
A day on which a festival, religious event, or national celebration is traditionally observed.
Generalnoun - chat
/chat/
Informal conversation.
Generalnoun - newsletter
/newsletter/
A periodically sent publication containing current events or the like, generally on a particular topic or geared toward a limited audience.
Generalnoun - fine
/fine/
Fine champagne; French brandy.
Generalnoun - names
/names/
Any nounal word or phrase which indicates a particular person, place, class, or thing.
Generalnoun - skills
/skills/
To set apart; separate.
Generalverb - homepage
/homepage/
The main or first page of a web site or set of hyperlinked documents.
Generalnoun - mon
/mon/
The former currency of Japan until 1870, before the yen.
Generalnoun - particular
/particular/
A small individual part of something larger; a detail, a point.
Generalnoun - clothing
/clothing/
To adorn or cover with clothing; to dress; to supply clothes or clothing.
Generalverb - prior
/prior/
A high-ranking member of a monastery, usually lower in rank than an abbot.
Generalnoun - sources
/sources/
The person, place or thing from which something (information, goods, etc.) comes or is acquired.
Generalnoun - population
/population/
The people living within a political or geographical boundary.
Generalnoun - smith
/smith/
A craftsperson who works metal into desired forms using a hammer and other tools, sometimes heating the metal to make it more workable, especially a blacksmith.
Generalnoun - feed
/feed/
Food given to (especially herbivorous) animals.
Generalnoun - ass
/ass/
Any of several species of horse-like animals, especially Equus asinus, the domesticated of which are used as beasts of burden.
Generalnoun - operations
/operations/
The method by which a device performs its function.
Generalnoun - regular
/regular/
A member of the British Army (as opposed to a member of the Territorial Army or Reserve).
Generalnoun - station
/station/
A stopping place.
Generalnoun - thank
/thank/
An expression of appreciation; a thought.
Generalnoun - developed
/developed/
To change with a specific direction, progress.
Generalverb - kit
/kit/
A circular wooden vessel, made of hooped staves.
Generalnoun - classic
/classic/
A perfect and/or early example of a particular style.
Generalnoun - command
/command/
An order to do something.
Generalnoun - express
/express/
A mode of transportation, often a train, that travels quickly or directly.
Generalnoun - basis
/basis/
A physical base or foundation.
Generalnoun - anal
/anal/
Any of the anal scales of a reptile.
Generalnoun - distance
/distance/
The amount of space between two points, usually geographical points, usually (but not necessarily) measured along a straight line.
Generalnoun - award
/award/
A judgment, sentence, or final decision. Specifically: The decision of arbitrators in a case submitted.
Generalnoun - completed
/completed/
To finish; to make done; to reach the end.
Generalverb - assistance
/assistance/
Aid; help; the act or result of assisting.
Generalnoun - ads
/ads/
Advertisement.
Generalnoun - graphics
/graphics/
The making of architectural or design drawings.
Generalnoun - mary
/mary/
(usually capitalized) A male homosexual.
Generalnoun - dating
/dating/
To note the time or place of writing or executing; to express in an instrument the time of its execution.
Generalverb - pacific
/pacific/
Calm, peaceful.
Generaladjective - expected
/expected/
To predict or believe that something will happen
Generalverb - output
/output/
Production; quantity produced, created, or completed.
Generalnoun - funds
/funds/
A sum or source of money.
Generalnoun - filter
/filter/
A device which separates a suspended, dissolved, or particulate matter from a fluid, solution, or other substance; any device that separates one substance from another.
Generalnoun - organizations
/organizations/
The quality of being organized.
Generalnoun - greater
/greater/
Relatively large in scale, size, extent, number (i.e. having many parts or members) or duration (i.e. relatively long); very big.
Generaladjective - mailing
/mailing/
(ditransitive) To send (a letter, parcel, etc.) through the mail.
Generalverb - likely
/likely/
Something or somebody considered likely.
Generalnoun - vehicle
/vehicle/
A conveyance; a device for carrying or transporting substances, objects or individuals.
Generalnoun - employees
/employees/
An individual who provides labor to a company or another person.
Generalnoun - northern
/northern/
An inhabitant of the northern regions.
Generalnoun - academic
/academic/
(usually capitalized) A follower of Plato, a Platonist.
Generalnoun - proposed
/proposed/
To suggest a plan, course of action, etc.
Generalverb - german
/german/
A near relative.
Generalnoun - panel
/panel/
A (usually) rectangular section of a surface, or of a covering or of a wall, fence etc.
Generalnoun - updates
/updates/
An advisement providing more up-to-date information than currently known.
Generalnoun - desktop
/desktop/
The top surface of a desk.
Generalnoun - requires
/requires/
To ask (someone) for something; to request.
Generalverb - specified
/specified/
Thoroughly explained.
Generaladjective - mike
/mike/
A microphone.
Generalnoun - worth
/worth/
Value.
Generalnoun - procedures
/procedures/
A particular method for performing a task.
Generalnoun - relationship
/relationship/
Connection or association; the condition of being related.
Generalnoun - subjects
/subjects/
(grammar) In a clause: the word or word group (usually a noun phrase) that is dealt with. In active clauses with verbs denoting an action, the subject and the actor are usually the same.
Generalnoun - increased
/increased/
(of a quantity, etc.) To become larger or greater.
Generalverb - agents
/agents/
One who exerts power, or has the power to act
Generalnoun - steel
/steel/
An artificial metal produced from iron, harder and more elastic than elemental iron; used figuratively as a symbol of hardness.
Generalnoun - civil
/civil/
Having to do with people and government office as opposed to the military or religion.
Generaladjective - fair
/fair/
Something which is fair (in various senses of the adjective).
Generalnoun - fucking
/fucking/
To have sexual intercourse, to copulate.
Generalverb - farm
/farm/
A place where agricultural and similar activities take place, especially the growing of crops or the raising of livestock.
Generalnoun - associates
/associates/
A person united with another or others in an act, enterprise, or business; a partner.
Generalnoun - tom
/tom/
A flat gong (without knob) that is struck with a felt-covered hammer.
Generalnoun - showing
/showing/
To display, to have somebody see (something).
Generalverb - progress
/progress/
Movement or advancement through a series of events, or points in time; development through time.
Generalnoun - funding
/funding/
To pay for.
Generalverb - devices
/devices/
Any piece of equipment made for a particular purpose, especially a mechanical or electrical one.
Generalnoun - grant
/grant/
The act of granting; a bestowing or conferring; concession; allowance; permission.
Generalnoun - lord
/lord/
The master of the servants of a household; the master of a feudal manor
Generalnoun - trading
/trading/
To engage in trade.
Generalverb - coverage
/coverage/
An amount by which something or someone is covered.
Generalnoun - motion
/motion/
A state of progression from one place to another.
Generalnoun - minister
/minister/
A person who is trained to preach, to perform religious ceremonies, and to afford pastoral care at a Protestant church.
Generalnoun - visitors
/visitors/
Someone who visits someone else; someone staying as a guest.
Generalnoun - monitor
/monitor/
Someone who watches over something; a person in charge of something or someone.
Generalnoun - documentation
/documentation/
Something transposed from a thought to a document; the written account of an idea.
Generalnoun - directions
/directions/
A theoretical line (physically or mentally) followed from a point of origin or towards a destination. May be relative (e.g. up, left, outbound, dorsal), geographical (e.g. north), rotational (e.g. clockwise), or with respect to an object or location (e.g. toward Boston).
Generalnoun - chance
/chance/
An opportunity or possibility.
Generalnoun - nor
/nor/
And not (introducing a negative statement, without necessarily following one).
Generalconjunction - component
/component/
A smaller, self-contained part of a larger entity. Often refers to a manufactured object that is part of a larger device.
Generalnoun - bug
/bug/
An insect of the order Hemiptera (the “true bugs”).
Generalnoun - chemical
/chemical/
Any specific chemical element or chemical compound or alloy.
Generalnoun - patch
/patch/
A piece of cloth, or other suitable material, sewed or otherwise fixed upon a garment to repair or strengthen it, especially upon an old garment to cover a hole.
Generalnoun - guarantee
/guarantee/
Anything that assures a certain outcome.
Generalnoun - permission
/permission/
Authorisation; consent (especially formal consent from someone in authority)
Generalnoun - diamond
/diamond/
A glimmering glass-like mineral that is an allotrope of carbon in which each atom is surrounded by four others in the form of a tetrahedron.
Generalnoun - processes
/processes/
A series of events which produce a result (the product).
Generalnoun - miss
/miss/
A failure to hit.
Generalnoun - wild
/wild/
The undomesticated state of a wild animal
Generalnoun - servers
/servers/
A program that provides services to other programs or devices, either in the same computer or over a computer network.
Generalnoun - meetings
/meetings/
(gerund) The act of persons or things that meet.
Generalnoun - measures
/measures/
A prescribed quantity or extent.
Generalnoun - seconds
/seconds/
Something that is number two in a series.
Generalnoun - jones
/jones/
Heroin.
Generalnoun - mid
/mid/
Denoting the middle part.
Generaladjective - charges
/charges/
The amount of money levied for a service.
Generalnoun - affiliates
/affiliates/
Someone or something, especially, a television station, that is associated with a larger, related organization, such as a television network; a member of a group of associated things.
Generalnoun - reasons
/reasons/
A cause:
Generalnoun - magic
/magic/
The application of rituals or actions, especially those based on occult knowledge, to subdue or manipulate natural or supernatural beings and forces in order to have some benefit from them
Generalnoun - plants
/plants/
An organism that is not an animal, especially an organism capable of photosynthesis. Typically a small or herbaceous organism of this kind, rather than a tree.
Generalnoun - chain
/chain/
A series of interconnected rings or links usually made of metal.
Generalnoun - strategies
/strategies/
The science and art of military command as applied to the overall planning and conduct of warfare.
Generalnoun - towards
/towards/
In the direction of.
Generalpreposition - developer
/developer/
A person or entity engaged in the creation or improvement of certain classes of products.
Generalnoun - goals
/goals/
A result that one is attempting to achieve.
Generalnoun - affairs
/affairs/
(often in the plural) Something which is done or is to be done; business of any kind, commercial, professional, or public.
Generalnoun - died
/died/
To stop living; to become dead; to undergo death.
Generalverb - avenue
/avenue/
A broad street, especially one bordered by trees.
Generalnoun - election
/election/
A process of choosing a leader, members of parliament, councillors or other representatives by popular vote.
Generalnoun - approximately
/approximately/
Imprecise but close to in quantity or amount.
Generaladverb - missing
/missing/
To fail to hit.
Generalverb - intended
/intended/
(usually followed by the particle "to") To hope; to wish (something, or something to be accomplished); be intent upon
Generalverb - recommendations
/recommendations/
An act of recommending.
Generalnoun - dedicated
/dedicated/
To set apart for a deity or for religious purposes; consecrate.
Generalverb - headlines
/headlines/
The heading or title of a magazine or newspaper article.
Generalnoun - wholesale
/wholesale/
The sale of products, often in large quantities, to retailers or other merchants.
Generalnoun - manufacturers
/manufacturers/
One that manufactures
Generalnoun - harry
/harry/
To plunder, pillage, assault.
Generalverb - basketball
/basketball/
A sport in which two opposing teams of five players strive to put a ball through a hoop.
Generalnoun - nuclear
/nuclear/
Nuclear power
Generalnoun - taxes
/taxes/
Money paid to the government other than for transaction-specific goods and services.
Generalnoun - signal
/signal/
A sequence of states representing an encoded message in a communication channel.
Generalnoun - warranty
/warranty/
A guarantee that a certain outcome or obligation will be fulfilled; security.
Generalnoun - objects
/objects/
A thing that has physical existence.
Generalnoun - ends
/ends/
The terminal point of something in space or time.
Generalnoun - sponsor
/sponsor/
A person or organisation with some sort of responsibility for another person or organisation, especially where the responsibility has a religious, legal, or financial aspect.
Generalnoun - criminal
/criminal/
A person who is guilty of a crime, notably breaking the law.
Generalnoun - icon
/icon/
An image, symbol, picture, or other representation usually as an object of religious devotion.
Generalnoun - sexual
/sexual/
A species which reproduces by sexual rather than asexual reproduction, or a member of such a species.
Generalnoun - issued
/issued/
To flow out, to proceed from, to come out or from.
Generalverb - ended
/ended/
To come to an end
Generalverb - iron
/iron/
A common, inexpensive metal, silvery grey when untarnished, that rusts, is attracted by magnets, and is used in making steel.
Generalnoun - served
/served/
(personal) To provide a service (or, by extension, a product, especially food or drink).
Generalverb - delete
/delete/
A key that may be pressed to delete something (such as text or files) from a computer.
Generalnoun - economics
/economics/
The study of resource allocation, distribution and consumption; of capital and investment; and of management of the factors of production.
Generalnoun - bytes
/bytes/
A short sequence of bits (binary digits) that can be operated on as a unit by a computer; the smallest usable machine word.
Generalnoun - cent
/cent/
(money) A subunit of currency equal to one-hundredth of the main unit of currency in many countries. Symbol: ¢.
Generalnoun - spam
/spam/
(rarely countable) Unsolicited bulk electronic messages.
Generalnoun - compatible
/compatible/
Something that is compatible with something else.
Generalnoun - forced
/forced/
To violate (a woman); to rape.
Generalverb - fight
/fight/
To contend in physical conflict, either singly or in war, battle etc.
Generalverb - height
/height/
The distance from the base of something to the top.
Generalnoun - speaker
/speaker/
One who speaks.
Generalnoun - null
/null/
A non-existent or empty value or set of values.
Generalnoun - filed
/filed/
To commit (official papers) to some office.
Generalverb - recreation
/recreation/
Any activity, such as play, that amuses, diverts or stimulates.
Generalnoun - strategic
/strategic/
Of or pertaining to strategy
Generaladjective - designer
/designer/
A person who designs something, or who designs things as a profession.
Generalnoun - intelligence
/intelligence/
Capacity of mind, especially to understand principles, truths, facts or meanings, acquire knowledge, and apply it to practice; the ability to comprehend and learn.
Generalnoun - ups
/ups/
The direction opposed to the pull of gravity.
Generalnoun - con
/con/
To study or examine carefully, especially in order to gain knowledge of; to learn, or learn by heart.
Generalverb - marriage
/marriage/
The state of being married.
Generalnoun - failed
/failed/
To be unsuccessful.
Generalverb - addresses
/addresses/
Direction.
Generalnoun - dual
/dual/
Of an item that is one of a pair, the other item in the pair.
Generalnoun - rise
/rise/
To move, or appear to move, physically upwards relative to the ground.
Generalverb - accuracy
/accuracy/
The state of being accurate; being free from mistakes, this exemption arising from carefulness; exactness; correctness
Generalnoun - creation
/creation/
Something created such as an invention or artwork.
Generalnoun - brazil
/brazil/
A red-orange dye obtained from brazil wood.
Generalnoun - cisco
/cisco/
Any North American freshwater fish of certain species of the genus Coregonus that live in cold-water lakes.
Generalnoun - improved
/improved/
To make (something) better; to increase the value or productivity (of something).
Generalverb - positions
/positions/
A place or location.
Generalnoun - dealer
/dealer/
One who deals in goods, especially automobiles; a middleman.
Generalnoun - gambling
/gambling/
To take a risk, with the potential of a positive outcome.
Generalverb - miller
/miller/
A person who owns or operates a mill, especially a flour mill.
Generalnoun - exposure
/exposure/
The condition of being exposed, uncovered, or unprotected.
Generalnoun - provision
/provision/
An item of goods or supplies, especially food, obtained for future use.
Generalnoun - caused
/caused/
To set off an event or action.
Generalverb - luxury
/luxury/
Very wealthy and comfortable surroundings.
Generalnoun - rom
/rom/
(of type) upright, as opposed to italic
Generaladjective - babes
/babes/
A baby or infant; a very young human or animal.
Generalnoun - signature
/signature/
A person's name, written by that person, used as identification or to signify approval of accompanying material, such as a legal contract.
Generalnoun - voyeur
/voyeur/
A person who derives sexual pleasure from secretly observing other people, especially when such people are engaged in some sexual activity.
Generalnoun - concerned
/concerned/
To relate or belong to; to have reference to or connection with; to affect the interest of; to be of importance to.
Generalverb - euro
/euro/
Person living or originating from Europe
Generalnoun - operator
/operator/
One who operates.
Generalnoun - structures
/structures/
A cohesive whole built up of distinct parts.
Generalnoun - generic
/generic/
A product sold under a generic name.
Generalnoun - usage
/usage/
The manner or the amount of using; use.
Generalnoun - cap
/cap/
A close-fitting hat, either brimless or peaked.
Generalnoun - ink
/ink/
A pigment (or dye)-based fluid used for writing, printing etc.
Generalnoun - greatest
/greatest/
Relatively large in scale, size, extent, number (i.e. having many parts or members) or duration (i.e. relatively long); very big.
Generaladjective - firms
/firms/
A business partnership; the name under which it trades.
Generalnoun - stations
/stations/
A stopping place.
Generalnoun - suggested
/suggested/
To imply but stop short of saying explicitly.
Generalverb - remains
/remains/
(chiefly in the plural) That which is left; relic; remainder.
Generalnoun - encyclopedia
/encyclopedia/
A comprehensive reference work (often spanning several printed volumes) with articles (usually arranged in alphabetical order, or sometimes arranged by category) on a range of subjects, sometimes general, sometimes limited to a particular field.
Generalnoun - newest
/newest/
Recently made, or created.
Generaladjective - differences
/differences/
The quality of being different.
Generalnoun - expressed
/expressed/
To convey or communicate; to make known or explicit.
Generalverb - extent
/extent/
A range of values or locations.
Generalnoun - compensation
/compensation/
The act or principle of compensating.
Generalnoun - lesbians
/lesbians/
A homosexual woman, one who is mostly or exclusively sexually or romantically attracted to other women.
Generalnoun - ben
/ben/
A prayer; a petition.
Generalnoun - modules
/modules/
A self-contained component of a system, often interchangeable, which has a well-defined interface to the other components.
Generalnoun - lane
/lane/
(used in street names) A road, street, or similar thoroughfare.
Generalnoun - managers
/managers/
A person whose job is to manage something, such as a business, a restaurant, or a sports team.
Generalnoun - conducted
/conducted/
To lead, or guide; to escort.
Generalverb - aircraft
/aircraft/
A vehicle capable of atmospheric flight due to interaction with the air, such as buoyancy or lift
Generalnoun - gnu
/gnu/
A large antelope of the genus Connochaetes, native to Africa, having curved horns.
Generalnoun - employer
/employer/
A person, firm or other entity which pays for or hires the services of another person.
Generalnoun - versions
/versions/
A specific form or variation of something.
Generalnoun - occur
/occur/
To happen or take place.
Generalverb - concern
/concern/
That which affects one’s welfare or happiness. A matter of interest to someone. The adposition before the matter of interest is usually over, about or for.
Generalnoun - transmission
/transmission/
The act of transmitting, e.g. data or electric power.
Generalnoun - proceedings
/proceedings/
The act of one who proceeds, or who prosecutes a design or transaction
Generalnoun - characteristics
/characteristics/
A distinguishing feature of a person or thing.
Generalnoun - der
/der/
Disdainful indication that something is obvious.
Generalinterjection - expenses
/expenses/
A spending or consuming, often a disbursement of funds.
Generalnoun - seek
/seek/
The operation of navigating through a stream.
Generalnoun - albums
/albums/
A book specially designed to keep photographs, stamps, or autographs.
Generalnoun - cheats
/cheats/
To violate rules in order to gain advantage from a situation.
Generalverb - experiences
/experiences/
The effect upon the judgment or feelings produced by any event, whether witnessed or participated in; personal and direct impressions as contrasted with description or fancies; personal acquaintance; actual enjoyment or suffering.
Generalnoun - extremely
/extremely/
(degree) To an extreme degree.
Generaladverb - contracts
/contracts/
An agreement between two or more parties, to perform a specific job or work order, often temporary or of fixed duration and usually governed by a written agreement.
Generalnoun - guests
/guests/
A recipient of hospitality, specifically someone staying by invitation at the house of another.
Generalnoun - hosted
/hosted/
To perform the role of a host.
Generalverb - diseases
/diseases/
An abnormal condition of a human, animal or plant that causes discomfort or dysfunction; distinct from injury insofar as the latter is usually instantaneously acquired.
Generalnoun - concerning
/concerning/
To relate or belong to; to have reference to or connection with; to affect the interest of; to be of importance to.
Generalverb - blonde
/blonde/
A pale yellowish (golden brown) color, especially said of hair color.
Generalnoun - equivalent
/equivalent/
Anything that is virtually equal to something else, or has the same value, force, etc.
Generalnoun - tony
/tony/
Stylish, high-toned, upscale.
Generaladjective - kits
/kits/
A circular wooden vessel, made of hooped staves.
Generalnoun - developers
/developers/
A person or entity engaged in the creation or improvement of certain classes of products.
Generalnoun - mesh
/mesh/
A structure made of connected strands of metal, fiber, or other flexible/ductile material, with evenly spaced openings between them.
Generalnoun - trail
/trail/
The track or indication marking the route followed by something that has passed, such as the footprints of animal on land or the contrail of an airplane in the sky.
Generalnoun - enforcement
/enforcement/
The act of enforcing; compulsion.
Generalnoun - symbol
/symbol/
A character or glyph representing an idea, concept or object.
Generalnoun - hardcover
/hardcover/
A book with a rigid binding, often of cardboard or leather.
Generalnoun - dean
/dean/
A senior official in a college or university, who may be in charge of a division or faculty (for example, the dean of science) or have some other advisory or disciplinary function (for example, the dean of students).
Generalnoun - observed
/observed/
To notice or view, especially carefully or with attention to detail.
Generalverb - setup
/setup/
Equipment designed for a particular purpose; an apparatus.
Generalnoun - crafts
/crafts/
Strength; power; might; force .
Generalnoun - fiscal
/fiscal/
A public official in certain countries having control of public revenue.
Generalnoun - styles
/styles/
Senses relating to a thin, pointed object.
Generalnoun - unix
/unix/
Any Unix-like operating system, including Unix.
Generalnoun - notify
/notify/
To give (someone) notice (of some event).
Generalverb - channels
/channels/
The physical confine of a river or slough, consisting of a bed and banks.
Generalnoun - acts
/acts/
Something done, a deed.
Generalnoun - blues
/blues/
The colour of the clear sky or the deep sea, between green and violet in the visible spectrum, and one of the primary additive colours for transmitted light; the colour obtained by subtracting red and green from white light using magenta and cyan filters; or any colour resembling this.
Generalnoun - poll
/poll/
A survey of people, usually statistically analyzed to gauge wider public opinion.
Generalnoun - guidance
/guidance/
The act or process of guiding.
Generalnoun - pub
/pub/
A public house where beverages, primarily alcoholic, may be bought and consumed, also providing food and sometimes entertainment such as live music or television.
Generalnoun - cables
/cables/
(material) A long object used to make a physical connection.
Generalnoun - cotton
/cotton/
Gossypium, a genus of plant used as a source of cotton fiber.
Generalnoun - linked
/linked/
To connect two or more things.
Generalverb - meter
/meter/
(always meter) A device that measures things.
Generalnoun - edited
/edited/
To change a text, or a document.
Generalverb - concepts
/concepts/
An abstract and general idea; an abstraction.
Generalnoun - interviews
/interviews/
An official face-to-face meeting of monarchs or other important figures.
Generalnoun - pure
/pure/
One who, or that which, is pure.
Generalnoun - gun
/gun/
A device for projecting a hard object very forcefully; a firearm or cannon.
Generalnoun - lessons
/lessons/
A section of learning or teaching into which a wider learning content is divided.
Generalnoun - carrier
/carrier/
A person or object that carries someone or something else.
Generalnoun - qualified
/qualified/
Meeting the standards, requirements, and training for a position.
Generaladjective - lens
/lens/
An object, usually made of glass, that focuses or defocuses the light that passes through it.
Generalnoun - alerts
/alerts/
An alarm.
Generalnoun - treated
/treated/
To negotiate, discuss terms, bargain (for or with).
Generalverb - classified
/classified/
Sorted into classes or categories
Generaladjective - relating
/relating/
To tell in a descriptive way.
Generalverb - alliance
/alliance/
The state of being allied.
Generalnoun - confirm
/confirm/
To strengthen; to make firm or resolute.
Generalverb - lewis
/lewis/
A cramp iron inserted into a cavity in order to lift heavy stones; used as a symbol of strength in Freemasonry.
Generalnoun - consistent
/consistent/
(in the plural) Objects or facts that are coexistent, or in agreement with one another.
Generalnoun - lifestyle
/lifestyle/
A style of living that reflects the attitudes and values of a person or group.
Generalnoun - offline
/offline/
To take (a system, etc.) offline; to demote from an active or online state.
Generalverb - replace
/replace/
To restore to a former place, position, condition, etc.; to put back
Generalverb - laptops
/laptops/
A laptop computer.
Generalnoun - mile
/mile/
The international mile: a unit of length precisely equal to 1.609344 kilometers established by treaty among Anglophone nations in 1959, divided into 5,280 feet or 1,760 yards.
Generalnoun - showed
/showed/
To display, to have somebody see (something).
Generalverb - potter
/potter/
One who makes pots and other ceramic wares.
Generalnoun - ultra
/ultra/
An ultraroyalist in France.
Generalnoun - increases
/increases/
An amount by which a quantity is increased.
Generalnoun - bulletin
/bulletin/
A short report, especially one released through official channels to be broadcast or publicized.
Generalnoun - indicates
/indicates/
To point out; to discover; to direct to a knowledge of; to show; to make known.
Generalverb - winner
/winner/
One who has won or often wins.
Generalnoun - committed
/committed/
To give in trust; to put into charge or keeping; to entrust; to consign; used with to or formerly unto.
Generalverb - modify
/modify/
To change part of.
Generalverb - extensive
/extensive/
Having a great extent; covering a large area; vast
Generaladjective - candidate
/candidate/
A person who is running in an election.
Generalnoun - databases
/databases/
(general) A collection of (usually) organized information in a regular structure, usually but not necessarily in a machine-readable format accessible by a computer.
Generalnoun - slot
/slot/
A broad, flat, wooden bar, a slat, especially as used to secure a door, window, etc.
Generalnoun - contractor
/contractor/
A person or company that builds or improves buildings.
Generalnoun - outstanding
/outstanding/
To resist effectually; withstand; sustain without yielding.
Generalverb - lodge
/lodge/
A building for recreational use such as a hunting lodge or a summer cabin.
Generalnoun - messenger
/messenger/
One who brings messages.
Generalnoun - oxford
/oxford/
A variety of shoe, typically made of heavy leather.
Generalnoun - planned
/planned/
To design (a building, machine, etc.).
Generalverb - tournament
/tournament/
During the Middle Ages, a series of battles and other contests designed to prepare knights for war.
Generalnoun - episode
/episode/
An incident, action, or time period standing out by itself, but more or less connected with a complete series of events.
Generalnoun - examination
/examination/
The act of examining.
Generalnoun - guard
/guard/
A person who, or thing that, protects or watches over something.
Generalnoun - properly
/properly/
In a proper manner, appropriately, suitably; correctly, justifiably
Generaladverb - remaining
/remaining/
To stay behind while others withdraw; to be left after others have been removed or destroyed; to be left after a number or quantity has been subtracted or cut off; to be left as not included or comprised.
Generalverb - empire
/empire/
(furniture) Following or imitating a style popular during the First French Empire (1804–1814).
Generaladjective - depending
/depending/
(followed by on or upon, formerly also by of) To be contingent or conditioned; to have something as a necessary condition; to hinge on.
Generalverb - vary
/vary/
Alteration; change.
Generalnoun - expansion
/expansion/
The act or process of expanding.
Generalnoun - newly
/newly/
Very recently; in the immediate past.
Generaladverb - hundreds
/hundreds/
A hundred-dollar bill, or any other note denominated 100 (e.g. a hundred euros).
Generalnoun - catholic
/catholic/
Of the Western Christian church, as differentiated from e.g. the Orthodox church.
Generaladjective - vat
/vat/
A large tub, such as is used for making wine or for tanning.
Generalnoun - governor
/governor/
The chief executive officer of a first-level division of a country.
Generalnoun - measurement
/measurement/
The act of measuring.
Generalnoun - contribution
/contribution/
Something given or offered that adds to a larger whole.
Generalnoun - seemed
/seemed/
To appear; to look outwardly; to be perceived as.
Generalverb - packaging
/packaging/
To pack or bundle something.
Generalverb - shell
/shell/
A hard external covering of an animal.
Generalnoun - spyware
/spyware/
Programs that surreptitiously monitor and report the actions of a computer user.
Generalnoun - consultation
/consultation/
The act of consulting.
Generalnoun - jane
/jane/
A silver Genovese coin, first used in England in the 14th century.
Generalnoun - finder
/finder/
One who finds or discovers something.
Generalnoun - sir
/sir/
A man of a higher rank or position.
Generalnoun - unable
/unable/
Not able; lacking a certain ability.
Generaladjective - awareness
/awareness/
The state or level of consciousness where sense data can be confirmed by an observer.
Generalnoun - attacks
/attacks/
An attempt to cause damage, injury to, or death of opponent or enemy.
Generalnoun - periods
/periods/
A length of time.
Generalnoun - tasks
/tasks/
A piece of work done as part of one’s duties.
Generalnoun - spiritual
/spiritual/
A Christian religious song, especially one in an African-American style, or a similar non-religious song.
Generalnoun - blocks
/blocks/
A substantial, often approximately cuboid, piece of any substance.
Generalnoun - shift
/shift/
A modifier key whose main function is shifting between two or more functions of any of certain other keys (usually by pressing Shift and the other button simultaneously).
Generalnoun - chip
/chip/
A small piece broken from a larger piece of solid material.
Generalnoun - res
/res/
The act of reserving, withholding or keeping back.
Generalnoun - photographs
/photographs/
A picture created by projecting an image onto a photosensitive surface such as a chemically treated plate or film, CCD receptor, etc.
Generalnoun - wow
/wow/
Anything exceptionally surprising, unbelievable, outstanding, etc.
Generalnoun - mapping
/mapping/
To create a visual representation of a territory, etc. via cartography.
Generalverb - writers
/writers/
A person who writes, or produces literary work.
Generalnoun - suit
/suit/
A set of clothes to be worn together, now especially a man's matching jacket and trousers (also business suit or lounge suit), or a similar outfit for a woman.
Generalnoun - bargain
/bargain/
An agreement between parties concerning the sale of property; or a contract by which one party binds himself to transfer the right to some property for a consideration, and the other party binds himself to receive the property and pay the consideration.
Generalnoun - flexible
/flexible/
Something that is flexible.
Generalnoun - loved
/loved/
(usually transitive, sometimes intransitive, stative) To have a strong affection for (someone or something).
Generalverb - cellular
/cellular/
A cellular phone (mobile phone).
Generalnoun - experimental
/experimental/
The subject of an experiment.
Generalnoun - consolidation
/consolidation/
The act or process of consolidating, making firm, or uniting; the state of being consolidated
Generalnoun - landscape
/landscape/
A portion of land or territory which the eye can comprehend in a single view, including all the objects it contains.
Generalnoun - displays
/displays/
A show or spectacle.
Generalnoun - bidding
/bidding/
To issue a command; to tell.
Generalverb - plasma
/plasma/
A state of matter consisting of partially ionized gas and electrons
Generalnoun - consultants
/consultants/
A person or party that is consulted
Generalnoun - allowing
/allowing/
To grant, give, admit, accord, afford, or yield; to let one have.
Generalverb - banner
/banner/
A flag or standard used by a military commander, monarch or nation.
Generalnoun - dependent
/dependent/
One who relies on another for support
Generalnoun - risks
/risks/
A possible adverse event or outcome
Generalnoun - earnings
/earnings/
Wages, money earned, income.
Generalnoun - mechanical
/mechanical/
Manually created layout of artwork that is camera ready for photographic reproduction.
Generalnoun - mystery
/mystery/
Something secret or unexplainable; an unknown.
Generalnoun - applicant
/applicant/
One who applies for something; one who makes a request; a petitioner.
Generalnoun - fig
/fig/
A fruit-bearing tree or shrub of the genus Ficus that is native mainly to the tropics.
Generalnoun - cooperation
/cooperation/
(usually uncountable) The act of cooperating.
Generalnoun - directories
/directories/
A list of names, addresses etc, of specific classes of people or organizations, often in alphabetical order or in some classification.
Generalnoun - recognized
/recognized/
To match (something or someone which one currently perceives) to a memory of some previous encounter with the same person or thing.
Generalverb - charter
/charter/
A document issued by some authority, creating a public or private institution, and defining its purposes and privileges.
Generalnoun - blogger
/blogger/
A contributor to a blog (from weblog) or online journal.
Generalnoun - subscriptions
/subscriptions/
Access to a resource for a period of time, generally for payment.
Generalnoun - converted
/converted/
To transform or change (something) into another form, substance, state, or product.
Generalverb - broadcast
/broadcast/
A transmission of a radio or television programme intended to be received by anyone with a receiver.
Generalnoun - specification
/specification/
An explicit set of requirements to be satisfied by a material, product, or service.
Generalnoun - metro
/metro/
An underground railway.
Generalnoun - strip
/strip/
A long, thin piece of land; any long, thin area.
Generalnoun - pearl
/pearl/
A shelly concretion, usually rounded, and having a brilliant luster, with varying tints, found in the mantle, or between the mantle and shell, of certain bivalve mollusks, especially in the pearl oysters and river mussels, and sometimes in certain univalves. It is usually due to a secretion of shelly substance around some irritating foreign particle. Its substance is the same as nacre, or mother-of-pearl. Round lustrous pearls are used in jewellery.
Generalnoun - accident
/accident/
An unexpected event with negative consequences occurring without the intention of the one suffering the consequences.
Generalnoun - improvements
/improvements/
The act of improving; advancement or growth; a bettering
Generalnoun - accessible
/accessible/
Easy of access or approach.
Generaladjective - nick
/nick/
A small cut in a surface.
Generalnoun - accessory
/accessory/
Having a secondary, supplementary or subordinate function by accompanying as a subordinate; aiding in a secondary way; being additional; being connected as an incident or subordinate to a principal; contributing or being contributory. Said of people and things, and, when of people, usually in a bad sense
Generaladjective - possibly
/possibly/
(modifying a clause or predicate) Perhaps; indicates that the proposition may be true (is not certainly false) regardless of any facts or circumstances known to, stated by or implied by the speaker.
Generaladverb - airline
/airline/
A company that flies airplanes to transport people and goods.
Generalnoun - typically
/typically/
In a typical or common manner.
Generaladverb - regard
/regard/
A steady look, a gaze.
Generalnoun - pump
/pump/
A device for moving or compressing a liquid or gas.
Generalnoun - arrangements
/arrangements/
The act of arranging.
Generalnoun - exists
/exists/
(stative) to be; have existence; have being or reality
Generalverb - conferences
/conferences/
The act of consulting together formally; serious conversation or discussion; interchange of views.
Generalnoun - consumption
/consumption/
The act of eating, drinking or using.
Generalnoun - parallel
/parallel/
One of a set of parallel lines.
Generalnoun - amended
/amended/
To make better; improve.
Generalverb - operate
/operate/
To perform a work or labour; to exert power or strength, physical or mechanical; to act.
Generalverb - statistical
/statistical/
Of or pertaining to statistics.
Generaladjective - definitions
/definitions/
A statement of the meaning of a word or word group or a sign or symbol (dictionary definitions).
Generalnoun - bills
/bills/
Any of various bladed or pointed hand weapons, originally designating an Anglo-Saxon sword, and later a weapon of infantry, especially in the 14th and 15th centuries, commonly consisting of a broad, heavy, double-edged, hook-shaped blade, with a short pike at the back and another at the top, attached to the end of a long staff.
Generalnoun - pcs
/pcs/
Initialism of permanent change of station.
Generalnoun - mention
/mention/
A speaking or notice of anything, usually in a brief or cursory manner. Used especially in the phrase make mention of.
Generalnoun - breasts
/breasts/
Either of the two organs on the front of a female human's chest, which contain the mammary glands; also the analogous organs in males.
Generalnoun - buffalo
/buffalo/
Any of the Old World mammals of the family Bovidae, such as the Cape buffalo, Syncerus caffer, or the water buffalo Bubalus bubalis.
Generalnoun - seed
/seed/
A fertilized and ripened ovule, containing an embryonic plant.
Generalnoun - desire
/desire/
Someone or something wished for.
Generalnoun - mechanism
/mechanism/
(within a machine or machinery) Any mechanical means for the conversion or control of motion, or the transmission or control of power.
Generalnoun - camping
/camping/
To live in a tent or similar temporary accommodation.
Generalverb - welfare
/welfare/
Health, safety, happiness and prosperity; well-being in any respect.
Generalnoun - marked
/marked/
Having a visible or identifying mark.
Generaladjective - measured
/measured/
To ascertain the quantity of a unit of material via calculated comparison with respect to a standard.
Generalverb - considering
/considering/
To think about seriously.
Generalverb - massage
/massage/
The action of rubbing, kneading or hitting someone's body, to help the person relax, prepare for muscular action (as in contact sports) or to relieve aches.
Generalnoun - grace
/grace/
Charming, pleasing qualities.
Generalnoun - meat
/meat/
The flesh (muscle tissue) of an animal used as food.
Generalnoun - rubber
/rubber/
Pliable material derived from the sap of the rubber tree; a hydrocarbon polymer of isoprene.
Generalnoun - ing
/ing/
A meadow, especially a low meadow near a river; water meadow.
Generalnoun - capture
/capture/
An act of capturing; a seizing by force or stratagem.
Generalnoun - pounds
/pounds/
A unit of mass equal to 16 avoirdupois ounces (= 453.592 37 g). Today this value is the most common meaning of "pound" as a unit of weight.
Generalnoun - agreements
/agreements/
An understanding between entities to follow a specific course of conduct.
Generalnoun - wing
/wing/
An appendage of an animal's (bird, bat, insect) body that enables it to fly; a similar fin at the side of a ray or similar fish
Generalnoun - governments
/governments/
The body with the power to make and/or enforce laws to control a country, land area, people or organization.
Generalnoun - imagine
/imagine/
A short fanfic or prompt placing a reader insert in a novel scenario with a character or celebrity.
Generalnoun - heating
/heating/
To cause an increase in temperature of (an object or space); to cause to become hot (often with "up").
Generalverb - purchasing
/purchasing/
To buy, obtain by payment of a price in money or its equivalent.
Generalverb - scripts
/scripts/
A writing; a written document.
Generalnoun - appointed
/appointed/
To set, fix or determine (a time or place for something such as a meeting, or the meeting itself) by authority or agreement.
Generalverb - rail
/rail/
A horizontal bar extending between supports and used for support or as a barrier; a railing.
Generalnoun - stereo
/stereo/
A system of recording or reproducing sound that uses two channels, each playing a portion of the original sound in such a way as to create the illusion of locating the sound at a particular position, each offset from the other, thereby more accurately imitating the location of the original sound when the recorded or reproduced sound is heard.
Generalnoun - airlines
/airlines/
A company that flies airplanes to transport people and goods.
Generalnoun - liberal
/liberal/
One with liberal views, supporting individual liberty (see Wikipedia's article on Liberalism).
Generalnoun - jay
/jay/
Any one of the numerous species of birds belonging to several genera within the family Corvidae, including Garrulus, Cyanocitta, Aphelocoma, Perisoreus, Cyanocorax, Gymnorhinus, Cyanolyca, Ptilostomus, and Calocitta, allied to the crows, but smaller, more graceful in form, often handsomely coloured, usually having a crest, and often noisy.
Generalnoun - trips
/trips/
A journey; an excursion or jaunt
Generalnoun - commit
/commit/
The act of committing (e.g. a database transaction or source code into a source control repository), making it a permanent change.
Generalnoun - operational
/operational/
Of or relating to operations, especially military operations.
Generaladjective - designers
/designers/
A person who designs something, or who designs things as a profession.
Generalnoun - ongoing
/ongoing/
To be ongoing (occurring, happening); to last, proceed or continue.
Generalverb - franklin
/franklin/
A freeholder, especially as belonging to a class of landowners in the 14th and 15th century ranking below the gentry.
Generalnoun - appeared
/appeared/
To come or be in sight; to be in view; to become visible.
Generalverb - angle
/angle/
A figure formed by two rays which start from a common point (a plane angle) or by three planes that intersect (a solid angle).
Generalnoun - highlights
/highlights/
An area or a spot in a drawing, painting, or photograph that is strongly illuminated.
Generalnoun - rob
/rob/
To steal from, especially using force or violence.
Generalverb - mining
/mining/
To remove (ore) from the ground.
Generalverb - vinyl
/vinyl/
The univalent radical CH2=CH−, derived from ethylene.
Generalnoun - imaging
/imaging/
To represent by an image or symbol; to portray.
Generalverb - scientists
/scientists/
One whose activities make use of the scientific method to answer questions regarding the measurable universe. A scientist may be involved in original research, or make use of the results of the research of others.
Generalnoun - betting
/betting/
To stake or pledge upon the outcome of an event; to wager.
Generalverb - convert
/convert/
A person who has converted to a religion.
Generalnoun - possibility
/possibility/
The quality of being possible.
Generalnoun - analyst
/analyst/
Someone who analyzes.
Generalnoun - garage
/garage/
A building (or section of a building) used to store a car or cars, tools and other miscellaneous items.
Generalnoun - respectively
/respectively/
In a relative manner; often used when comparing lists, where the term denotes that the items in the lists correspond to each other in the order they are given.
Generaladverb - volunteers
/volunteers/
One who enters into, or offers for, any service of his/her own free will, especially when done without pay.
Generalnoun - morgan
/morgan/
A unit for expressing the relative distance between genes on a chromosome.
Generalnoun - blackjack
/blackjack/
A common gambling card game in casinos, where the object is to get as close to 21 without going over.
Generalnoun - commissioner
/commissioner/
A member of a commission.
Generalnoun - fellow
/fellow/
A colleague or partner.
Generalnoun - lounge
/lounge/
A waiting room in an office, airport etc.
Generalnoun - mad
/mad/
To be or become mad.
Generalverb - gross
/gross/
Twelve dozen = 144.
Generalnoun - semi
/semi/
A semi-detached house.
Generalnoun - strongly
/strongly/
In a strong or powerful manner.
Generaladverb - craft
/craft/
Strength; power; might; force .
Generalnoun - filters
/filters/
A device which separates a suspended, dissolved, or particulate matter from a fluid, solution, or other substance; any device that separates one substance from another.
Generalnoun - cafe
/cafe/
A convenience store, originally one that sold coffee and similar basic items.
Generalnoun - coins
/coins/
(money) A piece of currency, usually metallic and in the shape of a disc, but sometimes polygonal, or with a hole in the middle.
Generalnoun - blind
/blind/
A covering for a window to keep out light. The covering may be made of cloth or of narrow slats that can block light or allow it to pass.
Generalnoun - incorporated
/incorporated/
To include (something) as a part.
Generalverb - ken
/ken/
To give birth, conceive, beget, be born; to develop (as a fetus); to nourish, sustain (as life).
Generalverb - horror
/horror/
An intense distressing emotion of fear or repugnance.
Generalnoun - familiar
/familiar/
An attendant spirit, often in animal or demon form.
Generalnoun - involving
/involving/
To roll or fold up; to wind round; to entwine.
Generalverb - notebooks
/notebooks/
A book in which notes or memoranda are written.
Generalnoun - elected
/elected/
To choose or make a decision (to do something)
Generalverb - victory
/victory/
An instance of having won a competition or battle or succeeded in an effort.
Generalnoun - valentine
/valentine/
An expression of affection, especially romantic affection, usually in the form of greeting card, gift, or message given the object of one's affection, especially on February 14th.
Generalnoun - proteins
/proteins/
Any of numerous large, complex naturally-produced molecules composed of one or more long chains of amino acids, in which the amino acid groups are held together by peptide bonds.
Generalnoun - lbs
/lbs/
A pound (unit of weight).
Generalnoun - deck
/deck/
Any raised flat surface that can be walked on: a balcony; a porch; a raised patio; a flat rooftop.
Generalnoun - lol
/lol/
(British commonwealth) Loyal Orange Lodge, a prefix given to all branches of the Loyal Orange Order. For example, LOL 1 is Portadown branch.
Generalnoun - lay
/lay/
Arrangement or relationship; layout.
Generalnoun - optimization
/optimization/
The design and operation of a system or process to make it as good as possible in some defined sense.
Generalnoun - bankruptcy
/bankruptcy/
A legally declared or recognized condition of insolvency of a person or organization.
Generalnoun - donate
/donate/
To make a donation; to give away something of value to support or contribute towards a cause or for the benefit of another.
Generalverb - alive
/alive/
Having life; living; not dead
Generaladjective - substances
/substances/
Physical matter; material.
Generalnoun - classics
/classics/
A perfect and/or early example of a particular style.
Generalnoun - wings
/wings/
An appendage of an animal's (bird, bat, insect) body that enables it to fly; a similar fin at the side of a ray or similar fish
Generalnoun - genetic
/genetic/
Relating to genetics or genes.
Generaladjective - discovered
/discovered/
To find or learn something for the first time.
Generalverb - restrictions
/restrictions/
The act of restricting, or the state of being restricted.
Generalnoun - participating
/participating/
To join in, to take part, to involve oneself (in something).
Generalverb - waters
/waters/
A substance (of molecular formula H₂O) found at room temperature and pressure as a clear liquid; it is present naturally as rain, and found in rivers, lakes and seas; its solid form is ice and its gaseous form is steam.
Generalnoun - exhibition
/exhibition/
An instance of exhibiting, or something exhibited.
Generalnoun - modem
/modem/
A device that encodes digital computer signals into analog/analogue telephone signals and vice versa and allows computers to communicate over a phone line.
Generalnoun - bet
/bet/
A wager, an agreement between two parties that a stake (usually money) will be paid by the loser to the winner (the winner being the one who correctly forecast the outcome of an event).
Generalnoun - composition
/composition/
The act of putting together; assembly.
Generalnoun - tiffany
/tiffany/
A kind of gauze, or very thin silk.
Generalnoun - ridge
/ridge/
The back of any animal; especially the upper or projecting part of the back of a quadruped.
Generalnoun - mercury
/mercury/
A metal.
Generalnoun - coordinator
/coordinator/
One who coordinates.
Generalnoun - memorabilia
/memorabilia/
Objects that are connected to or remind their owner of past events.
Generalnoun - masters
/masters/
Someone who has control over something or someone.
Generalnoun - bonds
/bonds/
Evidence of a long-term debt, by which the bond issuer (the borrower) is obliged to pay interest when due, and repay the principal at maturity, as specified on the face of the bond certificate. The rights of the holder are specified in the bond indenture, which contains the legal terms and conditions under which the bond was issued. Bonds are available in two forms: registered bonds, and bearer bonds.
Generalnoun - commons
/commons/
Mutual good, shared by more than one.
Generalnoun - cartridge
/cartridge/
The package consisting of the bullet, primer, and casing containing gunpowder; a round of ammunition.
Generalnoun - subsection
/subsection/
A defined part of a section.
Generalnoun - pottery
/pottery/
Fired ceramic wares that contain clay when formed.
Generalnoun - explanation
/explanation/
The act or process of explaining.
Generalnoun - emphasis
/emphasis/
Special weight or forcefulness given to something considered important.
Generalnoun - fraud
/fraud/
The crime of stealing or otherwise illegally obtaining money by use of deception tactics.
Generalnoun - roger
/roger/
(radio telecommunications) Received (used in radio communications to acknowledge that a message has been received and understood)
Generalinterjection - workplace
/workplace/
The place where someone works.
Generalnoun - arrival
/arrival/
The act of arriving or something that has arrived.
Generalnoun - aspect
/aspect/
Any specific feature, part, or element of something.
Generalnoun - spectrum
/spectrum/
A range; a continuous, infinite, one-dimensional set, possibly bounded by extremes.
Generalnoun - awesome
/awesome/
Short for awesomeness: the quality, state, or essence of being awesome.
Generalnoun - permitted
/permitted/
To allow (something) to happen, to give permission for.
Generalverb - priced
/priced/
To determine the monetary value of (an item); to put a price on.
Generalverb - confirmed
/confirmed/
To strengthen; to make firm or resolute.
Generalverb - okay
/okay/
Endorsement; approval.
Generalnoun - memories
/memories/
The ability of the brain to record information or impressions with the facility of recalling them later at will.
Generalnoun - nelson
/nelson/
A score of 111, sometimes considered to be unlucky.
Generalnoun - arrived
/arrived/
To reach; to get to a certain place.
Generalverb - creates
/creates/
To bring into existence; (sometimes in particular:)
Generalverb - adequate
/adequate/
To equalize; to make adequate.
Generalverb - mayor
/mayor/
The chief executive of the municipal government of a city, borough, &c., formerly usually appointed as a caretaker by European royal courts but now usually appointed or elected locally.
Generalnoun - senator
/senator/
A member, normally elected, in the house or chamber of a legislature called a senate. The legislatures of the United States and Canada have senators.
Generalnoun - presentations
/presentations/
The act of presenting, or something presented
Generalnoun - yield
/yield/
To pay, give in payment; repay, recompense; reward; requite.
Generalverb - cocks
/cocks/
A male bird, especially:
Generalnoun - murder
/murder/
The crime of deliberately killing another person without justification.
Generalnoun - operated
/operated/
To perform a work or labour; to exert power or strength, physical or mechanical; to act.
Generalverb - targets
/targets/
A butt or mark to shoot at, as for practice, or to test the accuracy of a firearm, or the force of a projectile.
Generalnoun - ebony
/ebony/
A hard, dense, deep black wood from various subtropical and tropical trees, especially of the genus Diospyros.
Generalnoun - overseas
/overseas/
Abroad.
Generaladjective - purchases
/purchases/
The acquisition of title to, or property in, anything for a price; buying for money or its equivalent.
Generalnoun - counsel
/counsel/
The exchange of opinions and advice especially in legal issues; consultation.
Generalnoun - dodge
/dodge/
An act of dodging.
Generalnoun - suggests
/suggests/
To imply but stop short of saying explicitly.
Generalverb - walker
/walker/
The agent noun of to walk: a person who walks or a thing which walks, especially a pedestrian or a participant in a walking race.
Generalnoun - beast
/beast/
Any animal other than a human; usually only applied to land vertebrates, especially large or dangerous four-footed ones.
Generalnoun - federation
/federation/
Act of joining together into a single political entity.
Generalnoun - yards
/yards/
A small, usually uncultivated area adjoining or (now especially) within the precincts of a house or other building.
Generalnoun - chemicals
/chemicals/
Any specific chemical element or chemical compound or alloy.
Generalnoun - queries
/queries/
A question, an inquiry (US), an enquiry (UK).
Generalnoun - mod
/mod/
An unconventionally modern style of fashionable dress originating in England in the 1960s, characterized by ankle-length black trenchcoats and sunglasses.
Generalnoun - supposed
/supposed/
To take for granted; to conclude, with less than absolute supporting data; to believe.
Generalverb - ghost
/ghost/
The spirit; the soul of man.
Generalnoun - violation
/violation/
The act or an instance of violating or the condition of being violated.
Generalnoun - stability
/stability/
The condition of being stable or in equilibrium, and thus resistant to change.
Generalnoun - applying
/applying/
To lay or place; to put (one thing to another)
Generalverb - institutional
/institutional/
Of, pertaining to, characteristic of, or organized along the lines of an institution.
Generaladjective - expectations
/expectations/
The act or state of expecting or looking forward to an event as about to happen.
Generalnoun - independence
/independence/
The state or quality of being independent; freedom from dependence; exemption from reliance on, or control by others; self-subsistence or maintenance; direction of one's own affairs without interference.
Generalnoun - reporter
/reporter/
Someone or something that reports.
Generalnoun - champion
/champion/
An ongoing winner in a game or contest.
Generalnoun - personally
/personally/
In a personal manner.
Generaladverb - chile
/chile/
The pungent, spicy fresh or dried fruit of any of several cultivated varieties of capsicum peppers, used in cooking.
Generalnoun - configure
/configure/
To set up or arrange something in such a way that it is ready for operation for a particular purpose, or to someone's particular liking
Generalverb - anna
/anna/
A unit of currency in former British India equal to 12 pies or 1/16 rupee.
Generalnoun - regardless
/regardless/
Having no regard; heedless; careless.
Generaladjective - excel
/excel/
To surpass someone or something; to be better or do better than someone or something.
Generalverb - puzzle
/puzzle/
Anything that is difficult to understand or make sense of.
Generalnoun - aluminum
/aluminum/
A metallic chemical element (symbol Al) with an atomic number of 13.
Generalnoun - rising
/rising/
To move, or appear to move, physically upwards relative to the ground.
Generalverb - wishlist
/wishlist/
A list of desired things.
Generalnoun - wells
/wells/
A hole sunk into the ground as a source of water, oil, natural gas or other fluids.
Generalnoun - shit
/shit/
Solid excretory product evacuated from the bowels; feces.
Generalnoun - obligation
/obligation/
The act of binding oneself by a social, legal, or moral tie to someone.
Generalnoun - restricted
/restricted/
To restrain within boundaries; to limit; to confine
Generalverb - republican
/republican/
Someone who favors a republic as a form of government.
Generalnoun - harbor
/harbor/
Any place of shelter.
Generalnoun - secrets
/secrets/
A piece of knowledge that is hidden and intended to be kept hidden.
Generalnoun - latter
/latter/
Relating to or being the second of two items.
Generaladjective - segment
/segment/
A length of some object.
Generalnoun - modes
/modes/
One of several ancient Greek scales.
Generalnoun - lucky
/lucky/
(of people) Favoured by luck; fortunate; having good success or good fortune
Generaladjective - broker
/broker/
Financially ruined, bankrupt.
Generaladjective - regularly
/regularly/
With constant frequency or pattern.
Generaladverb - believed
/believed/
To accept as true, particularly without absolute certainty (i.e., as opposed to knowing)
Generalverb - cooling
/cooling/
To lose heat, to get colder.
Generalverb - gulf
/gulf/
A hollow place in the earth; an abyss; a deep chasm or basin.
Generalnoun - tend
/tend/
(Old English law) To make a tender of; to offer or tender.
Generalverb - rick
/rick/
Straw, hay etc. stored in a stack for winter fodder, commonly protected with thatch.
Generalnoun - trucks
/trucks/
A small wheel or roller, specifically the wheel of a gun carriage.
Generalnoun - mechanisms
/mechanisms/
(within a machine or machinery) Any mechanical means for the conversion or control of motion, or the transmission or control of power.
Generalnoun - divorce
/divorce/
The legal dissolution of a marriage.
Generalnoun - shopper
/shopper/
A person who shops.
Generalnoun - customize
/customize/
To build or alter according to personal preferences or specifications.
Generalverb - pills
/pills/
A small, usually round or cylindrical object designed for easy swallowing, usually containing some sort of medication.
Generalnoun - telecom
/telecom/
Telecommunication or telecommunications.
Generalnoun - troops
/troops/
(collective) A collection of people; a number; a multitude (in general).
Generalnoun - folks
/folks/
A grouping of smaller peoples or tribes as a nation.
Generalnoun - deputy
/deputy/
One appointed as the substitute of another, and empowered to act for them, in their name or their behalf; a substitute in office
Generalnoun - angels
/angels/
An incorporeal and sometimes divine messenger from a deity, or other divine entity, often depicted in art as a youthful winged figure in flowing robes.
Generalnoun - dynamics
/dynamics/
The branch of mechanics that is concerned with the effects of forces on the motion of objects.
Generalnoun - lie
/lie/
The terrain and conditions surrounding the ball before it is struck.
Generalnoun - tough
/tough/
A person who obtains things by force; a thug or bully.
Generalnoun - motors
/motors/
A machine or device that converts other energy forms into mechanical energy, or imparts motion.
Generalnoun - decrease
/decrease/
An amount by which a quantity is decreased.
Generalnoun - billy
/billy/
A billy club.
Generalnoun - incident
/incident/
An event or occurrence.
Generalnoun - conversation
/conversation/
Expression and exchange of individual ideas through talking with other people; also, a set instance or occasion of such talking.
Generalnoun - emerging
/emerging/
To come into view.
Generalverb - precision
/precision/
The state of being precise or exact; exactness.
Generalnoun - producing
/producing/
To yield, make or manufacture; to generate.
Generalverb - revenues
/revenues/
The income returned by an investment.
Generalnoun - worship
/worship/
The condition of being worthy; honour, distinction.
Generalnoun - bukkake
/bukkake/
A Japanese dish made by pouring broth over cold noodles, commonly udon.
Generalnoun - capability
/capability/
The power or ability to generate an outcome
Generalnoun - damages
/damages/
To impair the soundness, goodness, or value of; to harm or cause destruction.
Generalverb - contributed
/contributed/
To give something that is or becomes part of a larger whole.
Generalverb - reserves
/reserves/
(behaviour) Restriction.
Generalnoun - shorts
/shorts/
A short circuit.
Generalnoun - diverse
/diverse/
Consisting of many different elements; various.
Generaladjective - herself
/herself/
(reflexive pronoun) Her; the female object of a verb or preposition that also appears as the subject.
Generalpronoun - functionality
/functionality/
The ability to perform a task or function; that set of functions that something is able or equipped to perform.
Generalnoun - hybrid
/hybrid/
Offspring resulting from cross-breeding different entities, e.g. two different species or two purebred parent strains.
Generalnoun - reads
/reads/
A reading or an act of reading, especially an actor's part of a play.
Generalnoun - paradise
/paradise/
The place where sanctified souls are believed to live after death.
Generalnoun - roles
/roles/
A character or part played by a performer or actor.
Generalnoun - jimmy
/jimmy/
(especially New England and Philadelphia) Chocolate sprinkles used as a topping for ice cream, cookies, or cupcakes.
Generalnoun - suspension
/suspension/
The act of suspending, or the state of being suspended.
Generalnoun - graham
/graham/
Flour made by grinding wheat berries including the bran.
Generalnoun - rugby
/rugby/
(usually uncountable) A form of football in which players can hold or kick an ovoid ball. The ball cannot be handled forwards and points are scored by touching the ball to the ground in the area past their opponent’s territory or kicking the ball between goalposts and over a crossbar.
Generalnoun - cal
/cal/
Diameter of the bore of a firearm, typically measured between opposite lands.
Generalnoun - promoting
/promoting/
To raise (someone) to a more important, responsible, or remunerative job or rank.
Generalverb - portions
/portions/
An allocated amount.
Generalnoun - sectors
/sectors/
Section
Generalnoun - grounds
/grounds/
The surface of the Earth, as opposed to the sky or water or underground.
Generalnoun - fluid
/fluid/
Any substance which can flow with relative ease, tends to assume the shape of its container, and obeys Bernoulli's principle; a liquid, gas or plasma.
Generalnoun - fits
/fits/
The degree to which something fits.
Generalnoun - unlike
/unlike/
Something that is not like something else; something different.
Generalnoun - machinery
/machinery/
The machines constituting a production apparatus, in a plant etc., collectively.
Generalnoun - probability
/probability/
The state of being probable; likelihood.
Generalnoun - pot
/pot/
A flat-bottomed vessel (usually metal) used for cooking food.
Generalnoun - dimension
/dimension/
A single aspect of a given thing.
Generalnoun - baskets
/baskets/
A lightweight container, generally round, open at the top, and tapering toward the bottom.
Generalnoun - wright
/wright/
A builder or maker of something.
Generalnoun - barry
/barry/
A field divided transversely into several equal parts, and consisting of two different tinctures interchangeably disposed.
Generalnoun - tvs
/tvs/
The assessed value of an asset from which the tax owing is computed.
Generalnoun - sized
/sized/
To adjust the size of; to make a certain size.
Generalverb - manga
/manga/
A comic originating in Japan.
Generalnoun - noticed
/noticed/
To remark upon; to mention.
Generalverb - literary
/literary/
Relating to literature.
Generaladjective - signals
/signals/
A sequence of states representing an encoded message in a communication channel.
Generalnoun - caps
/caps/
A close-fitting hat, either brimless or peaked.
Generalnoun - mars
/mars/
A blemish.
Generalnoun - pill
/pill/
A small, usually round or cylindrical object designed for easy swallowing, usually containing some sort of medication.
Generalnoun - orientation
/orientation/
The determination of the relative position of something or someone.
Generalnoun - socket
/socket/
An opening into which a plug or other connecting part is designed to fit (e.g. a light bulb socket).
Generalnoun - childhood
/childhood/
The state of being a child.
Generalnoun - theft
/theft/
The act of stealing property.
Generalnoun - declaration
/declaration/
A written or oral indication of a fact, opinion, or belief.
Generalnoun - cartridges
/cartridges/
The package consisting of the bullet, primer, and casing containing gunpowder; a round of ammunition.
Generalnoun - acquired
/acquired/
To get.
Generalverb - attempts
/attempts/
The action of trying at something.
Generalnoun - entrance
/entrance/
The action of entering, or going in.
Generalnoun - stones
/stones/
A hard earthen substance that can form large rocks.
Generalnoun - gnome
/gnome/
A brief reflection or maxim; a pithy saying.
Generalnoun - gadgets
/gadgets/
A thing whose name cannot be remembered; thingamajig, doohickey.
Generalnoun - shore
/shore/
Land adjoining a non-flowing body of water, such as an ocean, lake or pond.
Generalnoun - noble
/noble/
An aristocrat; one of aristocratic blood.
Generalnoun - loves
/loves/
Strong affection.
Generalnoun - impacts
/impacts/
The striking of one body against another; collision.
Generalnoun - roots
/roots/
The part of a plant, generally underground, that anchors and supports the plant body, absorbs and stores water and nutrients, and in some plants is able to perform vegetative reproduction.
Generalnoun - induced
/induced/
To lead by persuasion or influence; incite or prevail upon.
Generalverb - advantages
/advantages/
Any condition, circumstance, opportunity or means, particularly favorable to success, or to any desired end.
Generalnoun - preparing
/preparing/
To make ready for a specific future purpose; to set up; to assemble or equip.
Generalverb - gospel
/gospel/
The first section of the Christian New Testament scripture, comprising the books of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, concerned with the life, crucifixion, death, resurrection, and teachings of Jesus.
Generalnoun - knight
/knight/
A young servant or follower; a trained military attendant in service of a lord.
Generalnoun - aims
/aims/
The pointing of a weapon, as a gun, a dart, or an arrow, or object, in the line of direction with the object intended to be struck; the line of fire; the direction of anything, such as a spear, a blow, a discourse, a remark, towards a particular point or object, with a view to strike or affect it.
Generalnoun - rev
/rev/
To increase the speed of a motor, or to operate at a higher speed.
Generalverb - median
/median/
A central vein or nerve, especially the median vein or median nerve running through the forearm and arm.
Generalnoun - guns
/guns/
A device for projecting a hard object very forcefully; a firearm or cannon.
Generalnoun - herein
/herein/
Within this content, context, or thing.
Generaladverb - occupational
/occupational/
Of, belonging or relating to an occupation (in any sense).
Generaladjective - animated
/animated/
To impart motion or the appearance of motion to.
Generalverb - applicants
/applicants/
One who applies for something; one who makes a request; a petitioner.
Generalnoun - axis
/axis/
An imaginary line around which an object spins (an axis of rotation) or is symmetrically arranged (an axis of symmetry).
Generalnoun - horny
/horny/
Hard or bony, like an animal's horn.
Generaladjective - judicial
/judicial/
That branch of government which is responsible for maintaining the courts of law and for the administration of justice.
Generalnoun - genes
/genes/
A theoretical unit of heredity of living organisms; a gene may take several values and in principle predetermines a precise trait of an organism's form (phenotype), such as hair color.
Generalnoun - adjustment
/adjustment/
The action of adjusting something
Generalnoun - mounted
/mounted/
To get upon; to ascend; to climb.
Generalverb - sought
/sought/
To try to find; to look for; to search for.
Generalverb - integer
/integer/
A number that is not a fraction; an element of the infinite and numerable set {..., -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, ...}.
Generalnoun - bachelor
/bachelor/
A person, especially a man, who is socially regarded as able to marry, but has not yet.
Generalnoun - attitude
/attitude/
The position of the body or way of carrying oneself.
Generalnoun - scanner
/scanner/
A device which scans documents in order to convert them to a digital medium.
Generalnoun - treatments
/treatments/
The process or manner of treating someone or something.
Generalnoun - basics
/basics/
A necessary commodity, a staple requirement.
Generalnoun - engaged
/engaged/
(heading) To interact socially.
Generalverb - carpet
/carpet/
A fabric used as a complete floor covering.
Generalnoun - lenses
/lenses/
An object, usually made of glass, that focuses or defocuses the light that passes through it.
Generalnoun - camcorders
/camcorders/
A portable electronic device for recording images and audio on to a storage device, hence functioning as a camera and a recorder in a single unit
Generalnoun - confirmation
/confirmation/
An official indicator that things will happen as planned.
Generalnoun - embedded
/embedded/
To lay as in a bed; to lay in surrounding matter; to bed.
Generalverb - supervisor
/supervisor/
A person with the official task of overseeing the work of a person or group, or of other operations and activities.
Generalnoun - wizard
/wizard/
Someone, usually male, who uses (or has skill with) magic, mystic items, and magical and mystical practices.
Generalnoun - corps
/corps/
A battlefield formation composed of two or more divisions.
Generalnoun - actors
/actors/
A person who performs, plays a part in a theatrical play or film.
Generalnoun - liable
/liable/
Bound or obliged in law or equity; responsible; answerable.
Generaladjective - bestsellers
/bestsellers/
A book or other product that has sold in large numbers.
Generalnoun - brochure
/brochure/
A booklet of printed informational matter, like a pamphlet, often for promotional purposes.
Generalnoun - peripherals
/peripherals/
A peripheral device.
Generalnoun - petition
/petition/
A formal, written request made to an official person or organized body, often containing many signatures.
Generalnoun - antenna
/antenna/
A feeler organ on the head of an insect, crab, or other animal.
Generalnoun - killing
/killing/
To put to death; to extinguish the life of.
Generalverb - bikini
/bikini/
A brief two-piece bathing suit worn by women, especially one that exposes the midriff and navel.
Generalnoun - decor
/decor/
The style of decoration of a room or building.
Generalnoun - picked
/picked/
To grasp and pull with the fingers or fingernails.
Generalverb - texts
/texts/
A writing consisting of multiple glyphs, characters, symbols or sentences.
Generalnoun - departure
/departure/
The act of departing or something that has departed.
Generalnoun - brokers
/brokers/
A mediator between a buyer and seller.
Generalnoun - lookup
/lookup/
An attempt to retrieve data.
Generalnoun - assumed
/assumed/
To authenticate by means of belief; to surmise; to suppose to be true, especially without proof
Generalverb - holland
/holland/
A type of linen cloth, originally from Holland.
Generalnoun - receives
/receives/
An operation in which data is received.
Generalnoun - jeans
/jeans/
Denim.
Generalnoun - metropolitan
/metropolitan/
A bishop empowered to oversee other bishops; an archbishop.
Generalnoun - identifying
/identifying/
To establish the identity of someone or something.
Generalverb - camps
/camps/
An outdoor place acting as temporary accommodation in tents or other temporary structures.
Generalnoun - declared
/declared/
To make clear, explain, interpret.
Generalverb - dispatched
/dispatched/
To send (a shipment) with promptness.
Generalverb - handheld
/handheld/
A personal digital assistant or video game console that is small enough to be held in the hands.
Generalnoun - trace
/trace/
An act of tracing.
Generalnoun - disposal
/disposal/
An arrangement, categorization or classification of things.
Generalnoun - florists
/florists/
A person who sells flowers.
Generalnoun - alphabetical
/alphabetical/
Pertaining to, furnished with, or expressed by letters of the alphabet.
Generaladjective - packs
/packs/
A bundle made up and prepared to be carried; especially, a bundle to be carried on the back, but also a load for an animal, a bale.
Generalnoun - voluntary
/voluntary/
A short piece of music, often having improvisation, played on a solo instrument.
Generalnoun - installing
/installing/
To connect, set up or prepare something for use.
Generalverb - consult
/consult/
The act of consulting or deliberating; consultation
Generalnoun - blogging
/blogging/
To contribute to a blog.
Generalverb - greatly
/greatly/
To a great extent or degree.
Generaladverb - mask
/mask/
A cover, or partial cover, for the face, used for disguise or protection.
Generalnoun - cycling
/cycling/
To ride a bicycle or other cycle.
Generalverb - photographer
/photographer/
One who takes photographs, typically as an occupation.
Generalnoun - commonly
/commonly/
As a rule; frequently; usually
Generaladverb - switches
/switches/
A bundle of thin sticks, typically made of wood, sometimes bond in such a way that binding can be moved so that it varies the tightness of the binding.
Generalnoun - sleeve
/sleeve/
The part of a garment that covers the arm.
Generalnoun - cricket
/cricket/
An insect in the order Orthoptera, especially family Gryllidae, that makes a chirping sound by rubbing its wing casings against combs on its hind legs.
Generalnoun - feeding
/feeding/
(ditransitive) To give (someone or something) food to eat.
Generalverb - measuring
/measuring/
To ascertain the quantity of a unit of material via calculated comparison with respect to a standard.
Generalverb - rankings
/rankings/
One’s relative placement in a list.
Generalnoun - cad
/cad/
A low-bred, presuming person; a mean, vulgar fellow.
Generalnoun - strap
/strap/
A long, narrow, pliable strip of leather, cloth, or the like.
Generalnoun - transfers
/transfers/
The act of conveying or removing something from one place, person or thing to another.
Generalnoun - township
/township/
The territory of a town.
Generalnoun - surf
/surf/
Waves that break on an ocean shoreline.
Generalnoun - robin
/robin/
Any of various passerine birds (about 100 species) of the families Muscicapidae, Turdidae and Petroicidae (formerly Eopsaltriidae), typically with a red breast.
Generalnoun - permits
/permits/
An artifact or document rendering something allowed or legal.
Generalnoun - pharmaceutical
/pharmaceutical/
A pharmaceutical or pharmacological preparation or product; a drug.
Generalnoun - commonwealth
/commonwealth/
The well-being of a community.
Generalnoun - tales
/tales/
Any of several units of measure used in China and elsewhere in eastern Asia, approximately 40 grams.
Generalnoun - thumbs
/thumbs/
The short thick digit of the hand that for humans has the most mobility and can be made to oppose (moved to touch) all of the other fingers.
Generalnoun - manhattan
/manhattan/
A cocktail made from whiskey, sweet vermouth and bitters.
Generalnoun - seeds
/seeds/
A fertilized and ripened ovule, containing an embryonic plant.
Generalnoun - cited
/cited/
To quote; to repeat, as a passage from a book, or the words of another.
Generalverb - hub
/hub/
The central part, usually cylindrical, of a wheel; the nave.
Generalnoun - targeted
/targeted/
To aim something, especially a weapon, at (a target).
Generalverb - donation
/donation/
A voluntary gift or contribution for a specific cause.
Generalnoun - nodes
/nodes/
A knot, knob, protuberance or swelling.
Generalnoun - outer
/outer/
An outer part.
Generalnoun - deaths
/deaths/
The cessation of life and all associated processes; the end of an organism's existence as an entity independent from its environment and its return to an inert, nonliving state.
Generalnoun - organizational
/organizational/
Of, relating to, or produced by an organization.
Generaladjective - crop
/crop/
A plant, especially a cereal, grown to be harvested as food, livestock fodder or fuel or for any other economic purpose.
Generalnoun - realized
/realized/
To make real; to convert from the imaginary or fictitious into reality; to bring into real existence
Generalverb - founder
/founder/
One who founds or establishes (especially said of a company, project, organisation, state)
Generalnoun - dispute
/dispute/
An argument or disagreement, a failure to agree.
Generalnoun - excerpt
/excerpt/
A clip, snippet, passage or extract from a larger work such as a news article, a film, or a literary composition.
Generalnoun - adverse
/adverse/
Unfavorable; antagonistic in purpose or effect; hostile; actively opposing one's interests or wishes; contrary to one's welfare; acting against; working in an opposing direction.
Generaladjective - lite
/lite/
Visible electromagnetic radiation. The human eye can typically detect radiation (light) in the wavelength range of about 400 to 750 nanometers. Nearby shorter and longer wavelength ranges, although not visible, are commonly called ultraviolet and infrared light.
Generalnoun - skype
/skype/
To make (a telephone call) using Skype software.
Generalverb - archived
/archived/
To put into an archive.
Generalverb - camel
/camel/
A beast of burden, much used in desert areas, of the genus Camelus.
Generalnoun - photoshop
/photoshop/
A digitally altered image.
Generalnoun - underlying
/underlying/
To lie in a position directly beneath.
Generalverb - chi
/chi/
The twenty-second letter of the Classical and Modern Greek alphabets.
Generalnoun - wrestling
/wrestling/
To contend, with an opponent, by grappling and attempting to throw, immobilize or otherwise defeat him, depending on the specific rules of the contest
Generalverb - hood
/hood/
A covering for the head attached to a larger garment such as a jacket or cloak.
Generalnoun - diagnostic
/diagnostic/
Any technique used in medical diagnosis.
Generalnoun - projection
/projection/
Something which projects, protrudes, juts out, sticks out, or stands out.
Generalnoun - gathering
/gathering/
A meeting or get-together; a party or social function.
Generalnoun - logical
/logical/
In agreement with the principles of logic.
Generaladjective - payable
/payable/
(in the plural) Debts owed by a business; liabilities.
Generalnoun - corporations
/corporations/
A body corporate, created by law or under authority of law, having a continuous existence independent of the existences of its members, and powers and liabilities distinct from those of its members.
Generalnoun - courtesy
/courtesy/
Polite behavior.
Generalnoun - fame
/fame/
What is said or reported; gossip, rumour.
Generalnoun - mathematical
/mathematical/
Of, or relating to mathematics
Generaladjective - criticism
/criticism/
The act of criticising; a critical judgment passed or expressed
Generalnoun - extract
/extract/
Something that is extracted or drawn out.
Generalnoun - specialized
/specialized/
To make distinct or separate, particularly:
Generalverb - steering
/steering/
To guide the course of a vessel, vehicle, aircraft etc. (by means of a device such as a rudder, paddle, or steering wheel).
Generalverb - sunglasses
/sunglasses/
Tinted glasses worn to protect the eyes from the sun.
Generalnoun - beads
/beads/
Prayer, later especially with a rosary.
Generalnoun - ruby
/ruby/
A clear, deep, red variety of corundum, valued as a precious stone.
Generalnoun - fusion
/fusion/
The act of merging separate elements, or the result thereof.
Generalnoun - tin
/tin/
A malleable, ductile, metallic element, resistant to corrosion, with atomic number 50 and symbol Sn.
Generalnoun - seasonal
/seasonal/
Anything that is seasonal, such as a financial trend, a product for sale, or an employee.
Generalnoun - compression
/compression/
An increase in density; the act of compressing, or the state of being compressed; compaction.
Generalnoun - counters
/counters/
A deal to swap goods or services.
Generalnoun - constitutional
/constitutional/
A walk that is taken regularly for good health and wellbeing.
Generalnoun - instantly
/instantly/
At once; without delay.
Generaladverb - slave
/slave/
A person who is held in servitude as the property of another person, and whose labor (and often also whose body and life) is subject to the owner's volition and control.
Generalnoun - cultures
/cultures/
The arts, customs, lifestyles, background, and habits that characterize a particular society or nation.
Generalnoun - establishing
/establishing/
To make stable or firm; to confirm.
Generalverb - coaching
/coaching/
To train.
Generalverb - submissions
/submissions/
The act of submitting or yielding; surrender.
Generalnoun - horizontal
/horizontal/
A horizontal component of a structure
Generalnoun - artwork
/artwork/
A painting, drawing, sculpture or other piece of creative, visual art
Generalnoun - examined
/examined/
To observe or inspect carefully or critically
Generalverb - resulted
/resulted/
To proceed, spring up or rise, as a consequence, from facts, arguments, premises, combination of circumstances, consultation, thought or endeavor.
Generalverb - portrait
/portrait/
A painting or other picture of a person, especially the head and shoulders.
Generalnoun - trek
/trek/
A journey by ox wagon.
Generalnoun - encoding
/encoding/
To convert (plain text) into code.
Generalverb - shaped
/shaped/
To create or make.
Generalverb - terrorist
/terrorist/
A person, group, or organization that uses violent action, or the threat of violent action, to further political goals.
Generalnoun - cosmetic
/cosmetic/
Any substances applied to enhance the external color or texture of the skin, e.g. lipstick, eyeshadow, eyeliner; makeup.
Generalnoun - ranch
/ranch/
A large plot of land used for raising cattle, sheep or other livestock.
Generalnoun - potentially
/potentially/
In a manner showing much potential; with the possibility of happening in a given way.
Generaladverb - inclusive
/inclusive/
Including (almost) everything within its scope.
Generaladjective - dimensional
/dimensional/
Of or pertaining to dimensions.
Generaladjective - cottage
/cottage/
A small house.
Generalnoun - constraints
/constraints/
Something that constrains; a restriction.
Generalnoun - considerable
/considerable/
A thing to be considered, consideration.
Generalnoun - crimes
/crimes/
A specific act committed in violation of the law.
Generalnoun - lawn
/lawn/
An open space between woods.
Generalnoun - basin
/basin/
A wide bowl for washing, sometimes affixed to a wall
Generalnoun - violent
/violent/
An assailant.
Generalnoun - byte
/byte/
A short sequence of bits (binary digits) that can be operated on as a unit by a computer; the smallest usable machine word.
Generalnoun - toner
/toner/
Powder used in laser printers and photocopiers to form the text and images on the printed paper.
Generalnoun - anymore
/anymore/
(in negative or interrogative constructions) From a given time onwards; longer, again.
Generaladverb - branches
/branches/
The woody part of a tree arising from the trunk and usually dividing.
Generalnoun - latex
/latex/
A clear liquid believed to be a component of a humour or other bodily fluid (esp. plasma and lymph)
Generalnoun - resolved
/resolved/
To find a solution to (a problem).
Generalverb - bunch
/bunch/
A group of similar things, either growing together, or in a cluster or clump, usually fastened together.
Generalnoun - diamonds
/diamonds/
A glimmering glass-like mineral that is an allotrope of carbon in which each atom is surrounded by four others in the form of a tetrahedron.
Generalnoun - referral
/referral/
The act or process of transferring someone or something to another, of sending by reference, or referring.
Generalnoun - starring
/starring/
To appear as a featured performer or headliner, especially in an entertainment program.
Generalverb - exercises
/exercises/
Any activity designed to develop or hone a skill or ability.
Generalnoun - fleet
/fleet/
A group of vessels or vehicles.
Generalnoun - surveillance
/surveillance/
Close observation of an individual or group; person or persons under suspicion.
Generalnoun - totals
/totals/
An amount obtained by the addition of smaller amounts.
Generalnoun - optimal
/optimal/
The best of its kind
Generalnoun - distinct
/distinct/
Capable of being perceived very clearly.
Generaladjective - brilliant
/brilliant/
A finely cut gemstone, especially a diamond, cut in a particular form with numerous facets so as to maximize light return through the top (called "table") of the stone.
Generalnoun - substitute
/substitute/
A replacement or stand-in for something that achieves a similar result or purpose.
Generalnoun - quit
/quit/
To pay (a debt, fine etc.).
Generalverb - protocols
/protocols/
The minutes, or official record, of a negotiation or transaction; especially a document drawn up officially which forms the legal basis for subsequent agreements based on it.
Generalnoun - hopefully
/hopefully/
In a hopeful manner.
Generaladverb - turner
/turner/
One who or that which turns.
Generalnoun - sucking
/sucking/
To use the mouth and lips to pull in (a liquid, especially milk from the breast).
Generalverb - anybody
/anybody/
Any one out of an indefinite number of persons; anyone; any person.
Generalpronoun - cole
/cole/
Cabbage.
Generalnoun - mart
/mart/
A market.
Generalnoun - virtually
/virtually/
Almost but not quite.
Generaladverb - colored
/colored/
To give something color.
Generalverb - authorization
/authorization/
Permission.
Generalnoun - formerly
/formerly/
At some time in the past
Generaladverb - verified
/verified/
A user of the Twitter microblogging service whose identity has been confirmed by Twitter.
Generalnoun - tale
/tale/
An account of an asserted fact or circumstance; a rumour; a report, especially an idle or malicious story; a piece of gossip or slander; a lie.
Generalnoun - hanging
/hanging/
To be or remain suspended.
Generalverb - comparative
/comparative/
(grammar) A construction showing a relative quality, in English usually formed by adding more or appending -er. For example, the comparative of green is greener; of evil, more evil.
Generalnoun - situated
/situated/
To place on or into a physical location.
Generalverb - strictly
/strictly/
In a strict manner.
Generaladverb - herbal
/herbal/
A manual of herbs and their medical uses
Generalnoun - docs
/docs/
A doctor.
Generalnoun - seeks
/seeks/
To try to find; to look for; to search for.
Generalverb - psychological
/psychological/
Of or pertaining to psychology.
Generaladjective - gains
/gains/
The act of gaining; acquisition.
Generalnoun - vitamins
/vitamins/
Any of a specific group of organic compounds essential in small quantities for healthy human growth, metabolism, development, and body function; found in minute amounts in plant and animal foods or sometimes produced synthetically; deficiencies of specific vitamins produce specific disorders.
Generalnoun - renewal
/renewal/
The act of renewing.
Generalnoun - genealogy
/genealogy/
The descent of a person, family, or group from an ancestor or ancestors; lineage or pedigree.
Generalnoun - projector
/projector/
Someone who devises or suggests a project; a proposer or planner of something.
Generalnoun - scoring
/scoring/
To cut a notch or a groove in a surface.
Generalverb - opposed
/opposed/
To attempt to stop the progression of; to resist or antagonize by physical means, or by arguments, etc.; to contend against.
Generalverb - deemed
/deemed/
To judge, to pass judgment on; to doom, to sentence.
Generalverb - routing
/routing/
To direct or divert along a particular course.
Generalverb - connecting
/connecting/
(of an object) To join (to another object): to attach, or to be intended to attach or capable of attaching, to another object.
Generalverb - kodak
/kodak/
A camera: a device for taking still photographs.
Generalnoun - bowling
/bowling/
To roll or throw (a ball) in the correct manner in cricket and similar games and sports.
Generalverb - tongue
/tongue/
The flexible muscular organ in the mouth that is used to move food around, for tasting and that is moved into various positions to modify the flow of air from the lungs in order to produce different sounds in speech.
Generalnoun - tricks
/tricks/
Something designed to fool or swindle.
Generalnoun - tri
/tri/
Triathlon
Generalnoun - danish
/danish/
Danish pastry, light sweet yeast-raised roll usually filled with fruit or cheese.
Generalnoun - reset
/reset/
To set back to the initial state.
Generalverb - assault
/assault/
A violent onset or attack with physical means, for example blows, weapons, etc.
Generalnoun - panels
/panels/
A (usually) rectangular section of a surface, or of a covering or of a wall, fence etc.
Generalnoun - pal
/pal/
A friend, buddy, mate, cobber; someone to hang around with.
Generalnoun - repeated
/repeated/
To do or say again (and again).
Generalverb - proportion
/proportion/
A quantity of something that is part of the whole amount or number.
Generalnoun - thy
/thy/
Because, for sake, forwhy, since.
Generalconjunction - drawings
/drawings/
A picture, likeness, diagram or representation, usually drawn on paper.
Generalnoun - filename
/filename/
The name assigned to a file in a file system.
Generalnoun - scenario
/scenario/
An outline of the plot of a dramatic or literary work.
Generalnoun - analyzes
/analyzes/
To subject to analysis.
Generalverb - symposium
/symposium/
A conference or other meeting for discussion of a topic, especially one in which the participants make presentations.
Generalnoun - lovers
/lovers/
A type of turret on the roof of certain medieval buildings designed to allow ventilation or the admission of light.
Generalnoun - atomic
/atomic/
An atomic operation.
Generalnoun - crucial
/crucial/
Essential or decisive for determining the outcome or future of something; extremely important.
Generaladjective - mandatory
/mandatory/
A sign or line that require the path of the disc to be above, below or to one side of it.
Generalnoun - boundaries
/boundaries/
The dividing line or location between two areas.
Generalnoun - syndication
/syndication/
The act of syndicating a news feature by publishing it in multiple newspapers etc, simultaneously
Generalnoun - sender
/sender/
Someone who sends.
Generalnoun - macro
/macro/
Very large in scope or scale.
Generaladjective - adjacent
/adjacent/
Something that lies next to something else, especially the side of a right triangle that is neither the hypotenuse nor the opposite.
Generalnoun - threats
/threats/
An expression of intent to injure or punish another.
Generalnoun - filtering
/filtering/
To sort, sift, or isolate.
Generalverb - viewer
/viewer/
Someone who views a spectacle; an onlooker or spectator.
Generalnoun - exotic
/exotic/
An organism that is exotic to an environment.
Generalnoun - burden
/burden/
A heavy load.
Generalnoun - zones
/zones/
Each of the five regions of the earth's surface into which it was divided by climatic differences, namely the torrid zone (between the tropics), two temperate zones (between the tropics and the polar circles), and two frigid zones (within the polar circles).
Generalnoun - races
/races/
A contest between people, animals, vehicles, etc. where the goal is to be the first to reach some objective. Example: Several horses run in a horse race, and the first one to reach the finishing post wins
Generalnoun - isle
/isle/
A wing of a building, notably in a church separated from the nave proper by piers.
Generalnoun - stylish
/stylish/
Having elegance or taste or refinement in manners or dress.
Generaladjective - slim
/slim/
A type of cigarette substantially longer and thinner than normal cigarettes.
Generalnoun - tapes
/tapes/
Flexible material in a roll with a sticky surface on one or both sides; adhesive tape.
Generalnoun - offshore
/offshore/
An area or or portion of sea away from the shore.
Generalnoun - alt
/alt/
High pitch, of a voice or instrument; especially, the octave above the top line of the treble stave.
Generalnoun - retailers
/retailers/
A retail sales company or salesman.
Generalnoun - depot
/depot/
A storage facility, in particular, a warehouse.
Generalnoun - comp
/comp/
Clipping of comprehensive layout, a graphic design showing final proposed layout of text and images.
Generalnoun - blend
/blend/
A mixture of two or more things.
Generalnoun - occasionally
/occasionally/
On the occasion of something else happening; incidentally, by the way.
Generaladverb - weapon
/weapon/
An instrument of attack or defense in combat or hunting, e.g. most guns, missiles, or swords.
Generalnoun - governing
/governing/
To make and administer the public policy and affairs of; to exercise sovereign authority in.
Generalverb - boob
/boob/
Idiot, fool.
Generalnoun - exclude
/exclude/
To bar (someone) from entering; to keep out.
Generalverb - chuck
/chuck/
Meat from the shoulder of a cow or other animal.
Generalnoun - reproduced
/reproduced/
To produce an image or copy of.
Generalverb - dale
/dale/
A valley, often in an otherwise hilly area.
Generalnoun - occasions
/occasions/
A favorable opportunity; a convenient or timely chance.
Generalnoun - consolidated
/consolidated/
To combine into a single unit; to group together or join.
Generalverb - equations
/equations/
The act or process of equating two or more things, or the state of those things being equal (that is, identical).
Generalnoun - brooks
/brooks/
To use; enjoy; have the full employment of.
Generalverb - peeing
/peeing/
To urinate.
Generalverb - newton
/newton/
In the International System of Units, the derived unit of force; the force required to accelerate a mass of one kilogram by one metre per second per second. Symbol: N.
Generalnoun - villas
/villas/
(plural "villas") A house, often larger and more expensive than average, in the countryside or on the coast, often used as a retreat.
Generalnoun - bingo
/bingo/
A game of chance for two or more players, who mark off numbers on a grid as they are announced by the caller; the game is won by the first person to call out "bingo!" or "house!" after crossing off all numbers on the grid or in one line of the grid.
Generalnoun - hon
/hon/
(used only to address someone) Honey, sweetheart, a term of endearment; a friendly term of address.
Generalnoun - exceptional
/exceptional/
An exception, or something having an exceptional value
Generalnoun - whilst
/whilst/
(rare or literary in North America) While, at the same time.
Generalconjunction - spatial
/spatial/
Pertaining to (the dimension of) space.
Generaladjective - unto
/unto/
Up to, indicating a motion towards a thing and then stopping at it.
Generalpreposition - oils
/oils/
Liquid fat.
Generalnoun - ceramic
/ceramic/
A hard, brittle, inorganic, nonmetallic material, usually made from a materal, such as clay, then firing it at a high tempature.
Generalnoun - prompt
/prompt/
A reminder or cue.
Generalnoun - sept
/sept/
A clan, tribe, or family, proceeding from a common progenitor (used especially of the ancient clans in Ireland).
Generalnoun - respondents
/respondents/
One who responds; one who replies.
Generalnoun - licenses
/licenses/
A legal document giving official permission to do something; a permit.
Generalnoun - removing
/removing/
To move something from one place to another, especially to take away.
Generalverb - peoples
/peoples/
Used as plural of person; a body of human beings considered generally or collectively; a group of two or more persons.
Generalnoun - victor
/victor/
The winner in a fight or contest.
Generalnoun - vic
/vic/
(law enforcement) A victim of crime.
Generalnoun - advised
/advised/
To give advice to; to offer an opinion to, as worthy or expedient to be followed.
Generalverb - pos
/pos/
Infected by the HIV virus
Generaladjective - attach
/attach/
To fasten, to join to (literally and figuratively).
Generalverb - pairs
/pairs/
Two similar or identical things taken together; often followed by of.
Generalnoun - ranges
/ranges/
A line or series of mountains, buildings, etc.
Generalnoun - sensitivity
/sensitivity/
The quality or state of being sensitive; sensitiveness.
Generalnoun - trails
/trails/
The track or indication marking the route followed by something that has passed, such as the footprints of animal on land or the contrail of an airplane in the sky.
Generalnoun - interim
/interim/
A transitional or temporary period between other events.
Generalnoun - divine
/divine/
One skilled in divinity; a theologian.
Generalnoun - preservation
/preservation/
The act of preserving; care to preserve; act of keeping from destruction, decay or any ill.
Generalnoun - assisted
/assisted/
To help.
Generalverb - approve
/approve/
To sanction officially; to ratify; to confirm; to set as satisfactory.
Generalverb - technological
/technological/
Of, relating to, or involving technology, especially modern scientific technology.
Generaladjective - syndicate
/syndicate/
A group of individuals or companies formed to transact some specific business, or to promote a common interest; a self-coordinating group.
Generalnoun - intensity
/intensity/
The quality of being intense.
Generalnoun - streaming
/streaming/
To flow in a continuous or steady manner, like a liquid.
Generalverb - exterior
/exterior/
The outside part, parts or surface of something.
Generalnoun - sacred
/sacred/
Characterized by solemn religious ceremony or religious use, especially, in a positive sense; consecrated, made holy.
Generaladjective - morocco
/morocco/
A soft leather, made from goatskin, used especially in bookbinding.
Generalnoun - chrome
/chrome/
Chromium, when used to plate other metals.
Generalnoun - tommy
/tommy/
Bread, generally a penny roll; the supply of food carried by workmen as their daily allowance
Generalnoun - brake
/brake/
A fern; bracken.
Generalnoun - refused
/refused/
To decline (a request or demand).
Generalverb - glen
/glen/
A secluded and narrow valley, especially one with a river running through it; a dale; a depression between hills.
Generalnoun - greeting
/greeting/
To welcome in a friendly manner, either in person or through another means e.g. writing or over the phone/internet
Generalverb - exchanges
/exchanges/
An act of exchanging or trading.
Generalnoun - dam
/dam/
A structure placed across a flowing body of water to stop the flow or part of the flow, generally for purposes such as retaining or diverting some of the water or retarding the release of accumulated water to avoid abrupt flooding.
Generalnoun - rolls
/rolls/
The act or result of rolling, or state of being rolled.
Generalnoun - seating
/seating/
To put an object into a place where it will rest; to fix; to set firm.
Generalverb - ferry
/ferry/
A ship used to transport people, smaller vehicles and goods from one port to another, usually on a regular schedule.
Generalnoun - separately
/separately/
In a separate manner; not together; apart.
Generaladverb - wondering
/wondering/
To be affected with surprise or admiration; to be struck with astonishment; to be amazed; to marvel; often followed by at.
Generalverb - physiology
/physiology/
A branch of biology that deals with the functions and activities of life or of living matter (as organs, tissues, or cells) and of the physical and chemical phenomena involved.
Generalnoun - exports
/exports/
To carry away
Generalverb - tire
/tire/
To become sleepy or weary.
Generalverb - scholarships
/scholarships/
A grant-in-aid to a student.
Generalnoun - recreational
/recreational/
For, or relating to, recreation.
Generaladjective - daddy
/daddy/
(usually childish) Father.
Generalnoun - electron
/electron/
The subatomic particle having a negative charge and orbiting the nucleus; the flow of electrons in a conductor constitutes electricity.
Generalnoun - das
/das/
Father.
Generalnoun - participant
/participant/
One who participates.
Generalnoun - chad
/chad/
Small pieces of paper punched out from the edges of continuous stationery, or from ballot papers, paper tape, punched cards, etc.
Generalnoun - soviet
/soviet/
(history) Pertaining to the Soviet Union or its constituent republics.
Generaladjective - possession
/possession/
Control or occupancy of something for which one does not necessarily have private property rights.
Generalnoun - advertiser
/advertiser/
One who advertises.
Generalnoun - laboratories
/laboratories/
A room, building or institution equipped for scientific research, experimentation or analysis.
Generalnoun - silence
/silence/
The absence of any sound.
Generalnoun - volumes
/volumes/
A three-dimensional measure of space that comprises a length, a width and a height. It is measured in units of cubic centimeters in metric, cubic inches or cubic feet in English measurement.
Generalnoun