| 6 | a | /ɛɪ/ | det |        one (of something) |
| 1963 | abandon | /ə•bæn•dən/ | verb | to leave someone or something you are responsible for and not return |
| 779 | ability | /ə•bɪ•lɪ•tɪ/ | noun | power, money, knowledge, or skill to do something |
| 271 | able | /ɛɪ•bl/ | adj | having the power, skill, knowledge, or money to do something |
| 2539 | abortion | /ə•boɚ•ʃən/ | noun | a medical operation to end the time when a female is going to have a baby |
| 37 | about | /ə•baʊt/ | prep | of (a subject); concerning |
| 440 | above | /ə•bʌv/ | adv | in a higher place than something else |
| 1881 | abroad | /ə•broɚd/ | adv | in or to a foreign country |
| 1756 | absence | /æb•səns/ | noun | a time when you are not in a place where you should be |
| 2396 | absolute | /æb•sə•lut/ | adj | complete and total |
| 1076 | absolutely | /æb•sə•lut•lɪ/ | adv | completely; totally; very |
| 2718 | abstract | /æb•strækt/ | adj | concerning something that doesn't exist physically |
| 1551 | abuse | /ə•bjuz/ | verb | to treat someone or something in a way that is cruel, harmful, or wrong |
| 1749 | academic | /æ•kə•dɛ•mɪk/ | adj | related to education or school; (n) educator who works at a college or university |
| 561 | accept | /ək•sɛpt/ | verb | to agree to receive or take something offered |
| 2426 | acceptable | /ək•sɛp•tə•bl/ | adj | satisfactory; good enough |
| 802 | access | /æk•sɛs/ | noun | an entrance to a place; a way in |
| 1347 | accident | /æk•sɪ•dənt/ | noun | sudden unplanned event causing damage, injury, etc. |
| 1901 | accommodation | /ə•kɑm•ə•dɛɪ•ʃn/ | noun | a place to stay, often a hotel |
| 1809 | accompany | /ə•kʌm•pə•nɪ/ | verb | to go somewhere with someone |
| 2454 | accomplish | /ə•kɑm•plɪʃ/ | verb | to succeed in doing; complete successfully |
| 522 | accord | /ə•koɚd/ | noun | agreement or harmony |
| 436 | account | /ə•kaʊnt/ | noun | arrangement with a bank to keep your money for you |
| 2281 | accurate | /æ•kjʊ•rɪt/ | adj | correct; not having mistakes or errors |
| 1753 | accuse | /ə•kjuz/ | verb | to say that someone has done something bad or wrong |
| 746 | achieve | /ə•tʃiːv/ | verb | to succeed in doing something good, usually by working hard |
| 1999 | achievement | /ə•tʃiːv•mənt/ | noun | something good that you have successfully done |
| 1745 | acknowledge | /ək•nɑ•lɪdʒ/ | verb | to accept that something is true |
| 1462 | acquire | /ə•kwaɪ•ə/ | verb | to get or earn something by thinking or working |
| 2008 | acquisition | /æ•kwɪ•zɪ•ʃən/ | noun | act of getting something |
| 383 | across | /ə•krɑs/ | adv | from one side to the other of something |
| 515 | act | /ækt/ | verb | to behave in a certain way |
| 474 | action | /æk•ʃən/ | noun | something that a person or thing does |
| 1352 | active | /æk•tɪv/ | adj | moving around a lot or doing many things |
| 432 | activity | /æk•tɪ•vɪ•tɪ/ | noun | an action or task (e.g., sports, washing your clothes) |
| 1367 | actor | /æk•tə/ | noun | person who acts in the theater, movies, or tv |
| 1333 | actual | /æk•tjʊəl/ | adj | real or existing in fact, not imagined; real |
| 291 | actually | /æktʃʊlɪ/ | adv | used to add new (often different) information |
| 1476 | ad | /æd/ | noun | public notice or advertisement |
| 2370 | adapt | /ə•dæpt/ | verb | to change something to fit or suit a new purpose |
| 414 | add | /æd/ | verb | to put two things or numbers together (e.g., 2+2) |
| 707 | addition | /ə•dɪ•ʃən/ | noun | fact of adding something; thing that is added |
| 1079 | additional | /ə•dɪ•ʃə•nL/ | adj | further or added |
| 558 | address | /ə•drɛs/ | noun | exact street location of a place |
| 2356 | adequate | /æ•dɪ•kwɪt/ | adj | enough; good enough for what is needed |
| 2206 | adjust | /ə•dʒʌst/ | verb | to change to fit in with new conditions |
| 2714 | adjustment | /ə•dʒʌs•tmənt/ | noun | a small change to make something function better |
| 1044 | administration | /əd•mɪ•nɪs•trɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | the work of running something (e.g., a business) |
| 2345 | admire | /əd•maɪ•ə/ | verb | to feel respect or wonder toward someone |
| 1032 | admit | /əd•mɪt/ | verb | to agree that you did something bad, or that something bad is true |
| 1241 | adopt | /ə•dɑpt/ | verb | to take on responsibility for something |
| 879 | adult | /æ•dʌlt/ | noun | person or animal that is fully grown |
| 843 | advance | /əd•vɑɚns/ | verb | to move forward in a certain direction |
| 773 | advantage | /əd•vɑɚn•tɪdʒ/ | noun | thing making the chance of success higher |
| 2664 | adventure | /əd•vɛn•tʃə/ | noun | an exciting and often dangerous experience |
| 1170 | advertise | /æd•və•taɪz/ | verb | to show how good a product is, to make people buy |
| 1939 | advertisement | /əd•vɚ•tɪs•mənt/ | noun | a picture, short film, text, etc., that tells people about a product or service |
| 1038 | advice | /əd•vaɪs/ | noun | suggestion about what someone should do |
| 1743 | advise | /əd•vaɪz/ | verb | to suggest what should be done |
| 2199 | adviser | /əd•vaɪ•zə/ | noun | an expert who suggests what someone should do |
| 2314 | advocate | /æd•və•kɛɪt/ | verb | to publicly support a belief, or to request a change |
| 1446 | affair | /ə•fɛɚ/ | noun | event or a set of events, often unpleasant ones |
| 639 | affect | /ə•fɛkt/ | verb | to do something that changes something else |
| 1486 | afford | /ə•foɚd/ | verb | to have enough money to pay for something |
| 1351 | afraid | /ə•frɛɪd/ | adj | worried that something bad will happen; scared |
| 84 | after | /ɑɚf•tə/ | adv | later than another time, or behind something |
| 947 | afternoon | /ɑɚf•tə•nun/ | noun | time after 12:00 and before the evening meal |
| 175 | again | /ə•gɛn/ | adv | one more time, once more |
| 224 | against | /ə•gɛnst/ | prep | in opposition to; disagreeing with |
| 282 | age | /ɛɪdʒ/ | noun | number of years a person has lived (also of things) |
| 969 | agency | /ɛɪ•dʒən•sɪ/ | noun | business that provides some service for others |
| 2028 | agenda | /ə•dʒɛn•də/ | noun | a list of subjects that people will discuss at a meeting |
| 990 | agent | /ɛɪ•dʒənt/ | noun | person who can represent and decide for others |
| 2465 | aggressive | /ə•grɛ•sɪv/ | adj | behaving in a very threatening way |
| 372 | ago | /ə•goʊ/ | adv | at a specified length of time in the past |
| 420 | agree | /ə•griː/ | verb | to have the same opinion as someone else |
| 785 | agreement | /ə•griː•mənt/ | noun | when you share the same opinion or reach a decision |
| 2210 | agricultural | /æ•grɪ•kʌl•tʃə•rəl/ | adj | concerning farming |
| 973 | ahead | /ə•hɛd/ | adv | in or toward the front |
| 1303 | aid | /ɛɪd/ | verb | to provide things useful or needed by others |
| 794 | aim | /ɛɪm/ | noun | act of pointing something at a target |
| 542 | air | /ɛɚ/ | noun | mixture of gases around the earth that we breathe |
| 1830 | aircraft | /ɛɚ•krɑɚft/ | noun | a machine that can fly |
| 2599 | airline | /ɛɚlaɪn/ | noun | company that flies passengers in its planes |
| 2269 | alarm | /ə•lɑɚm/ | noun | sound or light used for a warning or to wake someone |
| 2179 | album | /æl•bəm/ | noun | book with a collection of photographs or pictures |
| 2212 | alcohol | /æl•kə•hɑl/ | noun | drinks such as wine, whiskey, beer |
| 1772 | alive | /ə•laɪv/ | adj | living; not dead |
| 33 | all | /oɚl/ | adv | completely; totally |
| 2559 | allege | /ə•lɛdʒ/ | verb | to state without proof |
| 324 | allow | /ə•laʊ/ | verb | to let or permit someone do something |
| 2264 | ally | /ə•laɪ/ | noun | someone who supports, helps, or defends you |
| 307 | almost | /oɚl•moʊst/ | adv | only a little less than, nearly, not quite |
| 719 | alone | /ə•loʊn/ | adv | without anyone or anything else |
| 388 | along | /ə•lɑŋ/ | prep | at a point on a line |
| 2762 | alongside | /ə•lɑŋ•saɪd/ | prep | side by side with something |
| 302 | already | /oɚl•rɛ•dɪ/ | adv | having happened or been done before this time |
| 2794 | alright | /oɚl•raɪt/ | adv | good; acceptable |
| 72 | also | /oɚl•soʊ/ | adv | in addition; too; in a similar way |
| 2100 | alter | /oɚl•tə/ | verb | to make a change to something |
| 1088 | alternative | /oɚl•tɚ•nə•tɪv/ | noun | other choices |
| 278 | although | /oɚl•ðoʊ/ | conj | despite the fact that; however |
| 2675 | altogether | /oɚl•tə•gɛ•ðə/ | adv | completely and fully |
| 183 | always | /oɚ•lwəz/ | adv | at all times; in every situation |
| 1522 | amaze | /ə•mɛɪz/ | verb | to cause wonder; to surprise completely |
| 2600 | amendment | /ə•mɛn•dmənt/ | noun | a change, addition, or improvement to something |
| 376 | among | /ə•mʌŋ/ | prep | in the center of some things; in relation to several things |
| 507 | amount | /ə•maʊnt/ | noun | quantity of something |
| 756 | analysis | /ə'næləsɪs/ | noun | careful study to better understand something |
| 2168 | analyst | /æ•nə•lɪst/ | noun | someone who is skilled at studying the details of data |
| 1639 | analyze | /ænəlaɪz/ | verb | to study carefully to find out the meaning of |
| 1725 | ancient | /ɛɪn•ʃənt/ | adj | very old; having lived a very long time ago |
| 3 | and | /ænd/ | conj | used to refer to two or more things |
| 2138 | anger | /æŋ•gə/ | verb | to make someone mad, upset, or annoyed |
| 2336 | angle | /æŋ•gl/ | noun | a place where two lines or surfaces meet |
| 1811 | angry | /æŋ•grɪ/ | adj | having a strong feeling about something that you dislike very much |
| 587 | animal | /æ•nɪ•məl/ | noun | a living creature that is not a plant or person |
| 1002 | announce | /ə•naʊns/ | verb | to make a public statement about a plan, decision |
| 2456 | announcement | /ə•naʊn•smənt/ | noun | act of informing people about something publicly |
| 1175 | annual | /æ•njʊəl/ | adj | happening once a year, or every year |
| 140 | another | /ə•nʌ•ðə/ | det | one more (thing); additional (thing) |
| 355 | answer | /ɑɚn•sə/ | noun | solution to a problem or test question |
| 2333 | anticipate | /æn•tɪ•sɪ•pɛɪt/ | verb | to expect or look ahead to something positively |
| 2338 | anxiety | /æŋ•zaɪ•ə•tɪ/ | noun | fear about what might happen; worry |
| 2663 | anxious | /æŋ•kʃəs/ | adj | afraid of what may happen; worried and nervous |
| 83 | any | /ɛ•nɪ/ | adj | one (thing) of many; some (thing) |
| 1429 | anybody | /ɛ•nɪ•bɑ•dɪ/ | pron | any person; anyone |
| 2105 | anymore | /ɛni•moɚ/ | adv | no longer; no more |
| 754 | anyone | /ɛ•nɪ•wʌn/ | pron | any person |
| 318 | anything | /ɛ•nɪ•θɪŋ/ | noun | thing of any kind; used to refer to a thing in questions |
| 892 | anyway | /ɛ•nɪ•wɛɪ/ | adv | a word people use to change the topic of a conversation |
| 1646 | anywhere | /ɛ•nɪ•wɛɚ/ | adv | in, at, or to any place; used in questions, with 'not' |
| 1119 | apart | /ə•pɑɚt/ | adv | separated by an amount of time or space |
| 2166 | apartment | /ə•pɑɚt•mənt/ | noun | set of rooms to live in on one floor of a building |
| 2299 | apologize | /ə•pɑ•lə•dʒaɪz/ | verb | to say sorry because of a mistake or injury you made |
| 2149 | apparent | /ə•pæ•rənt/ | adj | easy to see or clearly understand |
| 1275 | apparently | /ə'pærəntlɪ/ | adv | according to what you heard; from what can be seen |
| 1071 | appeal | /ə•piːl/ | verb | to request a judge or others change a decision |
| 405 | appear | /ə•piːɚ/ | verb | to be seen, become visible; come into sight |
| 1566 | appearance | /ə•piːɚ•rəns/ | noun | way that someone or something looks |
| 883 | application | /æp•lɪ•kɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | formal request for a job, building permission, etc. |
| 611 | apply | /ə•plaɪ/ | verb | to ask formally for (a job, building permission, etc.) |
| 1786 | appoint | /ə•poɪnt/ | verb | to officially choose a person for a job, position |
| 1837 | appointment | /ə•poɪnt•mənt/ | noun | the time you arranged to meet someone or do something |
| 1272 | appreciate | /ə•priː•ʃɪ•ɛɪt/ | verb | to be thankful for; to value or admire |
| 495 | approach | /ə•proʊtʃ/ | verb | to get close to reaching something or somewhere |
| 1017 | appropriate | /ə•proʊ•prɪ•ɛɪt/ | adj | right or suitable for some situation or purpose |
| 2300 | approval | /ə•pru•vəl/ | noun | positive opinion of something or someone |
| 1573 | approve | /ə•pruv/ | verb | to have a positive opinion of someone or something |
| 1900 | approximately | /ə•prɑksɪmətlɪ/ | adv | around; nearly; almost; about (a number) |
| 2425 | architecture | /ɑɚ•kɪ•tɛk•tʃə/ | noun | design and construction of buildings |
| 204 | area | /ɛɚ•riːɚ/ | noun | a specific section or space; part of a region |
| 740 | argue | /ɑɚ•gju/ | verb | to give reasons for or against an idea or point of view |
| 878 | argument | /ɑɚ•gjʊ•mənt/ | noun | a discussion in which you disagree with another's opinion |
| 1627 | arise | /ə•raɪz/ | verb | to begin, to start to happen |
| 621 | arm | /ɑɚm/ | noun | part of your body from your shoulder to your hand |
| 1416 | army | /ɑɚ•mɪ/ | noun | large group of soldiers organized to fight in wars |
| 170 | around | /ə•raʊnd/ | adv | located on every side, or along something |
| 1264 | arrange | /ə•rɛɪndʒ/ | verb | to put things into a particular order; to plan and organize an event |
| 1458 | arrangement | /ə•rɛɪn•dʒmənt/ | noun | plan or preparation to make something happen; an agreement |
| 1496 | arrest | /ə•rɛst/ | verb | to use the law to catch and keep people who committed crimes |
| 2056 | arrival | /ə•raɪ•vəl/ | noun | when someone or something gets to a place |
| 588 | arrive | /ə•raɪv/ | verb | to reach the place you are travelling to |
| 646 | art | /ɑɚt/ | noun | a creative skill using the imagination (e.g., painting) |
| 630 | article | /ɑɚ•tɪ•kl/ | noun | piece of writing about a particular subject |
| 1181 | artist | /ɑɚ•tɪst/ | noun | a person who is skilled and creative in art, such as a painter |
| 22 | as | /æs/ | prep | a word used to compare two equal things |
| 2799 | ashamed | /ə•ʃɛɪmd/ | adj | feeling shame or guilt because you did something wrong |
| 1942 | aside | /ə•saɪd/ | adv | to the side; out of the way; for later use |
| 134 | ask | /ɑɚsk/ | verb | to say to someone that you want something |
| 1497 | assess | /ə•sɛs/ | verb | to judge something's value or suitability |
| 1473 | assessment | /ə•sɛs•mənt/ | noun | opinion based on judging the qualities of something or someone |
| 1499 | asset | /æ•sɛt/ | noun | a person or thing that has value or use to someone or to a company |
| 2491 | assign | /ə•saɪn/ | verb | to give someone a particular job or something to do |
| 2097 | assist | /ə•sɪst/ | verb | to help |
| 2013 | assistance | /ə•sɪs•təns/ | noun | act of helping someone |
| 1737 | assistant | /ə•sɪs•tənt/ | noun | a person who helps another, usually as a job |
| 856 | associate | /ə•soʊ•ʃɪ•ɛɪt/ | noun | partner in professional work (e.g., in law) |
| 1593 | association | /ə•soʊ•sɪ•ɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | organization of people with the same interest |
| 869 | assume | /ə•sjum/ | verb | to believe, based on the evidence; suppose |
| 1853 | assumption | /ə•sʌm•pʃən/ | noun | something you believe to be so, but aren't sure of |
| 2062 | assure | /ə•ʃʊə/ | verb | to make sure that something happens |
| 23 | at | /æt/ | prep | in the place where something is |
| 2756 | athlete | /æθ•liːt/ | noun | person trained to compete in sports |
| 1577 | atmosphere | /æt•məs•fiːɚ/ | noun | The mixture of gases surrounding the Earth; the feeling that a place or situation gives you |
| 1740 | attach | /ə•tætʃ/ | verb | to be associated or connected with |
| 2789 | attachment | /ə•tætʃ•mənt/ | noun | strong affection for someone |
| 632 | attack | /ə•tæk/ | verb | to try to destroy, beat, or injure |
| 686 | attempt | /ə•tɛmpt/ | verb | to try to do something challenging or difficult |
| 819 | attend | /ə•tɛnd/ | verb | to be present at an event |
| 2748 | attendance | /ə•tɛn•dəns/ | noun | state of being present at a place or event |
| 578 | attention | /ə•tɛn•ʃən/ | noun | focus of your thoughts on something |
| 1092 | attitude | /æ•tɪ•tjud/ | noun | way you act, think, and feel about something |
| 1296 | attract | /ə•trækt/ | verb | to make someone notice and become interested in |
| 2667 | attraction | /ə•træk•ʃən/ | noun | interesting place people want to visit |
| 1713 | attractive | /ə•træk•tɪv/ | adj | making you like them, as by being good-looking |
| 2298 | attribute | /ə•trɪ•bjut/ | noun | a quality or characteristic that someone or something has (e.g., size or color) |
| 1164 | audience | /oɚ•djəns/ | noun | group of people listening, watch a play, movie, etc. |
| 2777 | aunt | /ɑɚnt/ | noun | sister of your father or mother or the wife of your uncle |
| 909 | author | /oɚ•θə/ | noun | person who writes books, plays, poems, etc. |
| 2518 | automatically | /oɚtə'mætɪklɪ/ | adv | in a way not requiring control by a person |
| 2787 | autumn | /oɚ•təm/ | noun | season when the weather is getting colder, between summer and winter |
| 459 | available | /ə•vɛɪ•lə•bl/ | adj | present and able to be used |
| 690 | average | /æ•və•rɪdʒ/ | adj | typical or normal; usual; ordinary |
| 850 | avoid | /ə•voɪd/ | verb | to prevent from happening, or stay away from |
| 1339 | award | /ə•woɚd/ | verb | to give a prize for doing something well |
| 1037 | aware | /ə•wɛɚ/ | adj | knowing or feeling that something exists |
| 2421 | awareness | /ə'wɛɚnəs/ | noun | having knowledge of something |
| 234 | away | /ə•wɛɪ/ | adv | not here; far from here; in a different direction |
| 2204 | awful | /oɚ•fʊl/ | adj | very bad; horrible; terrible |
| 870 | baby | /bɛɪ•bɪ/ | noun | very young child, who cannot yet speak |
| 94 | back | /bæk/ | noun | the place you were before |
| 1221 | background | /bæk•graʊnd/ | noun | images, color, or information behind the main one |
| 268 | bad | /bæd/ | adj | not good; wrong |
| 2155 | badly | /bædlɪ/ | adv | not in a good way; not as wanted or liked |
| 1250 | bag | /bæg/ | noun | soft container to put things in and carry with you |
| 906 | balance | /bæ•ləns/ | verb | to make two or more things equal |
| 1199 | ball | /boɚl/ | noun | small round object often used in a game or sport |
| 1704 | ban | /bæn/ | verb | to make something illegal or not allowed |
| 1085 | band | /bænd/ | noun | group of people who work together (e.g., play music) |
| 627 | bank | /bæŋk/ | noun | a financial institution that keeps or lends money |
| 836 | bar | /bɑɚ/ | verb | to prevent entry, exit, or an action |
| 2623 | barely | /bɛɚlɪ/ | adv | almost not possible or does not happen |
| 2400 | barrier | /bæ•riːɚ/ | noun | structure or object that stops free movement |
| 327 | base | /bɛɪs/ | noun | origin or start from which something came |
| 910 | basic | /bɛɪ•sɪk/ | adj | at the most important or easiest (beginner) level |
| 1433 | basically | /bɛɪsɪklɪ/ | adv | in the most important ways even if not completely true |
| 908 | basis | /bɛɪ•sɪs/ | noun | starting situation, fact, idea to develop from |
| 2292 | bath | /bɑɚθ/ | noun | the cleaning of a body by putting it completely into water |
| 1335 | battle | /bæ•tl/ | noun | military fight between armies |
| 2 | be | /biː/ | verb | To exist; to be alive; used to give information about someone or something |
| 1295 | beach | /biːtʃ/ | noun | large area of sand, next to an area of water |
| 455 | bear | /bɛɚ/ | noun | large brown animal with fur that lives in forests |
| 1033 | beat | /biːt/ | verb | to win against another person or team; defeat |
| 792 | beautiful | /bju•tə•fʊl/ | adj | having very attractive or appealing physical qualities |
| 1920 | beauty | /bju•tɪ/ | noun | quality of being physically or visually attractive |
| 62 | because | /bɪ•kɑz/ | conj | for a reason |
| 141 | become | /bɪ•kʌm/ | verb | to begin to be; grow to be; develop into |
| 694 | bed | /bɛd/ | noun | a piece of furniture that people sleep on |
| 1430 | bedroom | /bɛ•drʊm/ | noun | room for sleeping usually with a bed |
| 2060 | beer | /biːɚ/ | noun | alcoholic drink that is made from wheat or grains |
| 106 | before | /bɪ•foɚ/ | adv | at a time earlier than the present; previously |
| 189 | begin | /bɪ•gɪn/ | verb | to do the first part of an action; to start |
| 2246 | behave | /bɪ•hɛɪv/ | verb | to act in a particular way; to act correctly |
| 706 | behavior | /bɪ•heɪv•jɚ/ | noun | way a person or thing acts; manner |
| 492 | behind | /bɪ•haɪnd/ | adv | in or toward the back |
| 1454 | belief | /bɪ•liːf/ | noun | a feeling of being sure that something exists or is true |
| 225 | believe | /bɪ•liːv/ | verb | to think or accept that something is true |
| 2688 | bell | /bɛl/ | noun | a hollow metal object shaped like a cup that rings when it is hit |
| 1410 | belong | /bɪ•lɑŋ/ | verb | to be a member of a particular group and feel welcomed |
| 761 | below | /bɪ•loʊ/ | adv | in a lower position, place, or level |
| 2619 | belt | /bɛlt/ | noun | band of material worn around a person's waist |
| 2266 | bend | /bɛnd/ | verb | to make something not straight; make into a curve |
| 2392 | beneath | /bɪ•niːθ/ | prep | under; in or to a lower position; below |
| 543 | benefit | /bɛ•nɪ•fɪt/ | noun | good result or effect, something advantageous |
| 2113 | beside | /bɪ•saɪd/ | prep | by the side of something; next to something |
| 1723 | besides | /bɪ•saɪdz/ | prep | other than or in addition to |
| 1956 | bet | /bɛt/ | verb | to make an agreement on the results of an event where the losers give something (usually money) to the winner |
| 116 | between | /bɪ•twiːn/ | prep | in the space that separates two objects |
| 825 | beyond | /bɪ•jɑnd/ | adv | on or to the farther side; in addition to |
| 2646 | bias | /baɪ•əs/ | noun | a strong feeling not based on facts to believe one thing over another |
| 2195 | bid | /bɪd/ | verb | an offer to pay a particular amount of money for something |
| 184 | big | /bɪg/ | adj | large |
| 1977 | bike | /baɪk/ | noun | a vehicle with two wheels that a person can ride |
| 887 | bill | /bɪl/ | noun | piece of paper showing what you have to pay |
| 2553 | bin | /bɪn/ | noun | a container for storing things |
| 1409 | bind | /baɪnd/ | verb | to join two or more things together to limit their freedom |
| 2655 | biological | /baɪ•ə•lɑ•dʒɪ•kəl/ | adj | something related to life and living things |
| 1269 | bird | /bɚd/ | noun | animal with feathers that uses wings to fly |
| 1524 | birth | /bɚθ/ | noun | when a baby comes out of the body of its mother |
| 352 | bit | /bɪt/ | noun | small piece of something |
| 2660 | bite | /baɪt/ | verb | to press down on or cut into something with the teeth |
| 411 | black | /blæk/ | adj | color of the sky on a dark night |
| 1625 | blame | /blɛɪm/ | verb | to say someone is responsible for something bad |
| 2598 | bless | /blɛs/ | verb | to ask the gods to protect someone or something |
| 2261 | blind | /blaɪnd/ | adj | unable to see; with eyes that cannot see |
| 1018 | block | /blɑk/ | verb | to stop from going forward or making progress |
| 1016 | blood | /blʌd/ | noun | red liquid in the bodies of people and animals |
| 2263 | bloody | /blʌ•dɪ/ | adj | covered or spotted with blood on the surface |
| 1361 | blow | /bloʊ/ | verb | to move something using air |
| 857 | blue | /blu/ | adj | color of the clear sky |
| 741 | board | /boɚd/ | noun | surface for posting or showing information |
| 1302 | boat | /boʊt/ | noun | small form of transport for traveling on water |
| 401 | body | /bɑ•dɪ/ | noun | a person's physical self |
| 1415 | bomb | /bɑm/ | verb | a weapon designed to break apart very suddenly and violently |
| 1511 | bond | /bɑnd/ | verb | something that joins or connects people, groups, or parts; a duty or promise to another; glue |
| 1834 | bone | /boʊn/ | noun | hard pieces of a body that form the frame of an animal |
| 171 | book | /bʊk/ | noun | thing made of pages with writing on that you read |
| 2542 | boom | /bum/ | verb | to make a deep hollow resonant sound |
| 2536 | boost | /bust/ | verb | to help increasing progress or growth |
| 2280 | boot | /but/ | noun | footwear covering your foot and part of your leg |
| 1471 | border | /boɚ•də/ | noun | line separating one country or state from another |
| 1688 | bore | /boɚ/ | verb | to make someone not interested in something |
| 1878 | borrow | /bɑ•roʊ/ | verb | to receive something from someone and later return it |
| 1852 | boss | /bɑs/ | noun | a person who manages you, or is in charge of you at work |
| 128 | both | /boʊθ/ | det | used to refer to two things at the same time |
| 1842 | bother | /bɑ•ðə/ | verb | to take the trouble to do something |
| 1612 | bottle | /bɑ•tl/ | noun | a container with a narrow neck used to hold liquids like water or wine |
| 1240 | bottom | /bɑ•təm/ | noun | lowest part of something; part on which it rests |
| 2157 | boundary | /baʊn•də•rɪ/ | noun | where one area ends and another begins |
| 2289 | bowl | /boʊl/ | noun | a round container used for holding things like rice or soup |
| 860 | box | /bɑks/ | noun | a container with (usually) four straight sides and a lid |
| 510 | boy | /boɪ/ | noun | a young male person |
| 1233 | brain | /brɛɪn/ | noun | part of the head that thinks and controls your body |
| 1405 | branch | /brɑɚntʃ/ | noun | a part of a tree that grows out from the main part; a part of an organization connected to but separate from the main office |
| 1547 | brand | /brænd/ | noun | name given to a product or service |
| 2260 | bread | /brɛd/ | noun | baked food made from flour, used in sandwiches, etc. |
| 368 | break | /brɛɪk/ | verb | to separate into pieces by force, or by dropping |
| 1817 | breakfast | /brɛk•fəst/ | noun | the first meal of the day |
| 1898 | breast | /brɛst/ | noun | one of the two parts on the front of a woman's body that produce milk when she has a baby |
| 1609 | breath | /brɛθ/ | noun | air you take in and out of your body |
| 1912 | breathe | /briːð/ | verb | to move air into and out of your lungs |
| 2196 | breed | /briːd/ | verb | to produce baby animals of specific kinds |
| 1544 | bridge | /brɪdʒ/ | noun | structure built over river or road so people, vehicles, or animals can cross |
| 1268 | brief | /briːf/ | adj | short; using few words |
| 2268 | briefly | /briːflɪ/ | adv | happening in a short period of time; using few words |
| 1508 | bright | /braɪt/ | adj | producing a lot of light |
| 2198 | brilliant | /brɪ•ljənt/ | adj | having a great amount of intelligence or talent |
| 196 | bring | /brɪŋ/ | verb | to take or go with someone to a place |
| 1328 | broad | /broɚd/ | adj | wide; from the shorter two sides to the other |
| 2258 | broadcast | /broɚd•kɑɚst/ | verb | to send out signals by radio or television |
| 820 | brother | /brʌ•ðə/ | noun | a boy or man who shares a parent with you |
| 1911 | brown | /braʊn/ | adj | of the color of coffee, wood, or chocolate |
| 2461 | brush | /brʌʃ/ | noun | thing used to comb your hair or to clean the floor |
| 1014 | budget | /bʌ•dʒɪt/ | noun | amount of money planned to be spent on something |
| 221 | build | /bɪld/ | verb | to make (e.g., a house, by putting materials together) |
| 2609 | bunch | /bʌntʃ/ | noun | group of things of the same kind |
| 2284 | burden | /bɚ•dn/ | verb | something that causes worry, difficulty, or hard work |
| 1278 | burn | /bɚn/ | verb | to destroy with fire |
| 2434 | burst | /bɚst/ | verb | to break in a sudden and violent way |
| 2404 | bury | /bɛ•rɪ/ | verb | to put something into the ground and cover it |
| 810 | bus | /bʌs/ | noun | a large road vehicle used for carrying many people |
| 211 | business | /bɪ•zɪ•nɪs/ | noun | a company formed for making profit |
| 1231 | busy | /bɪ•zɪ/ | adj | working hard doing something; full of activity |
| 25 | but | /bʌt/ | conj | used before you say something different, opposite |
| 2283 | button | /bʌ•tn/ | noun | small round piece of material used to fasten clothing |
| 242 | buy | /baɪ/ | verb | to get something by paying money for it |
| 2436 | buyer | /baɪ•ə/ | noun | someone who gets something by paying money for it |
| 27 | by | /baɪ/ | prep | near; with |
| 2074 | cable | /kɛɪ•bl/ | noun | wire carrying electricity, tv signals, internet, etc. |
| 2171 | cake | /kɛɪk/ | noun | a sweet baked food made from flour, eggs, fat, and sugar |
| 1923 | calculate | /kæl•kjʊ•lɛɪt/ | verb | to find an answer using mathematics |
| 105 | call | /koɚl/ | verb | to phone someone |
| 1962 | calm | /kɑɚm/ | adj | relaxed and not worried or angry |
| 1388 | camera | /kæ•mə•rə/ | noun | object that takes pictures digitally, or on film |
| 1163 | camp | /kæmp/ | noun | place where people live for a short time in tents |
| 647 | campaign | /kæm•pɛɪn/ | verb | to work in an organized and active way toward a goal |
| 38 | can | /kæn/ | aux | to be able to; have the skill to; have the time to |
| 2388 | cancel | /kæn•səl/ | verb | to stop a planned event from happening |
| 1355 | cancer | /kæn•sə/ | noun | any growth caused by abnormal cell division |
| 2372 | cap | /kæp/ | noun | small, soft hat often with a front visor or shade |
| 2395 | capability | /kɛɪ•pə•bɪ•lɪ•tɪ/ | noun | means, ability, or potential to do something |
| 1883 | capable | /kɛɪ•pə•bl/ | adj | able to do something; can do |
| 1470 | capacity | /kə•pæ•sɪ•tɪ/ | noun | ability to hold, involve or contain people or things |
| 789 | capital | /kæ•pɪ•tl/ | adj | main, or major |
| 1656 | capture | /kæp•tʃə/ | verb | to catch and prevent a person/animal from being free |
| 260 | car | /kɑɚ/ | noun | a vehicle with four wheels and engine that can carry things |
| 2580 | carbon | /kɑɚ•bən/ | noun | a chemical element (C) found in all living things |
| 781 | card | /kɑɚd/ | noun | small piece of paper or plastic used as i.d. |
| 313 | care | /kɛɚ/ | verb | to look after someone or something |
| 891 | career | /kə•riːɚ/ | noun | particular occupation in professional life |
| 1635 | careful | /kɛɚ•fʊl/ | adj | thinking about what you are doing in order to avoid a mistake |
| 1384 | carefully | /kɛɚfəlɪ/ | adv | in a manner that involves focus and care |
| 2677 | carpet | /kɑɚ•pɪt/ | noun | colored floor covering made of wool or other material |
| 446 | carry | /kæ•rɪ/ | verb | to hold something and move it to another place |
| 168 | case | /kɛɪs/ | noun | example or instance of something |
| 1337 | cash | /kæʃ/ | noun | physical money (not credit card or digital) |
| 1616 | cast | /kɑɚst/ | verb | to send, throw, or move something or someone in a direction |
| 2670 | castle | /kɑɚ•sl/ | noun | a strong building used in the past to protect people in times of war |
| 1676 | cat | /kæt/ | noun | a small animal of the lion and tiger family with four legs and a tail that is kept as a pet |
| 2648 | catalog | /kæt•ə•lɑːg/ | noun | list of items that are available for purchase |
| 683 | catch | /kætʃ/ | verb | use your hands to stop and hold something flying |
| 1190 | category | /kæ•tɪ•gə•rɪ/ | noun | groups of things that are similar in some way |
| 319 | cause | /koɚz/ | verb | to make something happen; create effect or result |
| 1606 | celebrate | /sɛ•lɪ•brɛɪt/ | verb | to observe an event or occasion (e.g., a birthday) |
| 2475 | celebration | /sɛ•lɪ•brɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | special event where people show the importance of something |
| 629 | cell | /sɛl/ | noun | short for 'cellphone' |
| 749 | cent | /sɛnt/ | noun | 100th of the basic unit of money (e.g., there are 100 of these in a dollar) |
| 334 | center | /sɛn•tə/ | noun | place in the middle of something |
| 890 | central | /sɛn•trəl/ | adj | being in the middle |
| 591 | century | /sɛn•tʃʊ•rɪ/ | noun | period of 100 years |
| 2514 | ceremony | /sɛ•rɪ•mə•nɪ/ | noun | special social or religious event |
| 451 | certain | /sɚ•tn/ | adj | being sure about something; without doubt |
| 536 | certainly | /sɚtnlɪ/ | adv | definitely true or is sure to happen |
| 1516 | chain | /tʃɛɪn/ | noun | series of connected things, events, or people |
| 1058 | chair | /tʃɛɚ/ | noun | a piece of furniture you sit on when sitting at a table or desk |
| 1660 | chairman | /tʃɛɚ•mən/ | noun | a person in charge of a meeting |
| 766 | challenge | /tʃæ•lɪndʒ/ | noun | an activity you wish to try that may be hard to do |
| 2528 | chamber | /tʃɛɪm•bə/ | noun | a room or space inside something used for a special purpose |
| 2444 | champion | /tʃæm•pjən/ | noun | person who fights for or supports strongly |
| 2637 | championship | /tʃæm•pjən•ʃɪp/ | noun | sports competition to find the best player or team |
| 560 | chance | /tʃɑɚns/ | noun | possibility that something will happen |
| 113 | change | /tʃɛɪndʒ/ | verb | to make or become different, or into something else |
| 1530 | channel | /tʃæ•nL/ | noun | 1. a narrow, deep body of water used by ships; 2. a system used for sending something from one place or person to another |
| 1273 | chapter | /tʃæp•tə/ | noun | one of the main sections of a book |
| 693 | character | /kæ•rɪk•tə/ | noun | your personality or nature |
| 1580 | characteristic | /kæ•rɪk•tə•rɪs•tɪk/ | adj | a typical feature or quality that a particular person or thing has |
| 2323 | characterize | /kæ•rɪk•tə•raɪz/ | verb | to describe the qualities of a person, place, thing |
| 498 | charge | /tʃɑɚdʒ/ | verb | to ask for money as a price for a service or goods |
| 2352 | charity | /tʃæ•rɪ•tɪ/ | noun | organization providing help to the needy, the sick |
| 2374 | charm | /tʃɑɚm/ | noun | quality of making people like you; attractiveness |
| 1739 | chart | /tʃɑɚt/ | noun | drawing showing information in a clear way |
| 2703 | chase | /tʃɛɪs/ | verb | to follow and try to catch someone or something |
| 2531 | chat | /tʃæt/ | verb | to talk in a friendly and relaxed manner |
| 1093 | cheap | /tʃiːp/ | adj | not costing a lot of money |
| 580 | check | /tʃɛk/ | verb | to confirm the details of something are correct |
| 2788 | cheek | /tʃiːk/ | noun | soft skin on each side of the face, below the eyes |
| 2582 | cheese | /tʃiːz/ | noun | a yellow or white food made from milk |
| 1655 | chemical | /kɛ•mɪ•kəl/ | noun | a basic substance produced by mixing elements |
| 2466 | chest | /tʃɛst/ | noun | the front of your body between your neck and your waist |
| 2337 | chicken | /tʃɪ•kɪn/ | noun | a large bird that is raised on farms for its eggs and meat |
| 1153 | chief | /tʃiːf/ | adj | most important one |
| 102 | child | /tʃaɪld/ | noun | a very young person, between about 2 and 15 |
| 1806 | childhood | /tʃaɪl•dhʊd/ | noun | the time when you are a child |
| 1908 | chip | /tʃɪp/ | noun | a small piece that was broken or taken off something |
| 2617 | chocolate | /tʃɑ•kə•lɪt/ | noun | a sweet brown food made from cocoa beans |
| 565 | choice | /tʃoɪs/ | noun | decision between two or more possibilities |
| 447 | choose | /tʃuz/ | verb | to select; decide between several possibilities |
| 744 | church | /tʃɚtʃ/ | noun | building where religious people gather and pray |
| 2354 | cigarette | /sɪ•gə•rɛt/ | noun | a small paper tube filled with tobacco |
| 1710 | circle | /sɚ•kl/ | noun | a perfectly round shape or a group arranged in that shape |
| 1227 | circumstance | /sɚ•kəm•stəns/ | noun | condition or fact that affects a situation |
| 2275 | cite | /saɪt/ | verb | to mention the work of others in your writing |
| 1449 | citizen | /sɪ•tɪ•zn/ | noun | person who belongs to and has rights in a country |
| 269 | city | /sɪ•tɪ/ | noun | a heavily populated area with many buildings and roads |
| 1447 | civil | /sɪ•vl/ | adj | related to the people of a country; not military/criminal |
| 2604 | civilian | /sɪ•vɪ•ljən/ | noun | ordinary person who is not in the army |
| 501 | claim | /klɛɪm/ | verb | to say something is true when others may not agree |
| 362 | class | /klɑɚs/ | noun | rank or level in society, ranked from high (rich professional people) to low (ordinary people) |
| 1873 | classic | /klæ•sɪk/ | noun | something popular or famous for a long time and is considered one of the best of its kind |
| 2478 | classical | /klæ•sɪ•kəl/ | adj | concerning ideas considered to be traditional |
| 2526 | clause | /kloɚz/ | noun | a separate part of a contract, a will, or another legal document |
| 841 | clean | /kliːn/ | adj | being free from dirt or marks because it was washed |
| 369 | clear | /kliːɚ/ | adj | easy to understand; well-explained; obvious |
| 728 | clearly | /kliːɚlɪ/ | adv | in a way that is easy to understand; obviously |
| 1904 | climate | /klaɪ•mɪt/ | noun | typical weather conditions in a particular place |
| 1432 | climb | /klaɪm/ | verb | to rise gradually and steadily to a higher point |
| 2365 | clinical | /klɪ•nɪ•kəl/ | adj | related to the examination and treatment of patients |
| 931 | clock | /klɑk/ | noun | a device that shows the time |
| 239 | close | /kloʊz/ | adv | next to; only a short distance away |
| 1729 | closely | /kloʊslɪ/ | adv | very near in space or time; just next to |
| 955 | clothes | /kloʊðz/ | noun | things you wear on your body (e.g., shirt, dress, tie) |
| 2532 | clothing | /kloʊ•ðɪŋ/ | noun | things you wear on your body |
| 2088 | cloud | /klaʊd/ | noun | a mass of water vapor in the sky, as when it is going to rain |
| 760 | club | /klʌb/ | noun | group of people who share an interest, as in sport |
| 2678 | cluster | /klʌs•tə/ | verb | to come together to form a group of people, animals, or things |
| 1340 | coach | /koʊtʃ/ | noun | person who teaches others how to do (sport, job) |
| 2428 | coal | /koʊl/ | noun | dark hard substance from the earth burnt as a fuel |
| 1726 | coast | /koʊst/ | noun | land near the sea or ocean |
| 1861 | coat | /koʊt/ | noun | clothing worn outside over your normal clothes |
| 1344 | code | /koʊd/ | noun | a password made of a set of letters or numbers |
| 1393 | coffee | /kɑ•fɪ/ | noun | a brown drink made from roasted beans and boiled water |
| 2606 | coin | /koɪn/ | noun | a small, flat piece of metal used as money |
| 866 | cold | /koʊld/ | adj | having a very low temperature |
| 1877 | collapse | /kə•læps/ | verb | to suddenly fall down or break apart |
| 1249 | colleague | /kɑ•liːg/ | noun | someone who works with you; coworker |
| 1067 | collect | /kə•lɛkt/ | verb | to gather things/people together in one place |
| 1082 | collection | /kə•lɛk•ʃən/ | noun | group of similar things gathered as a hobby |
| 739 | college | /kɑ•lɪdʒ/ | noun | school or educational institution for adults |
| 378 | color | /kʌ•lɚ/ | noun | the quality of things you can see (e.g., red, blue) |
| 1719 | column | /kɑ•ləm/ | noun | a tall post made of stone or wood used as a support in a building; one of two or more blocks of print that appear next to each other on a page |
| 1550 | combination | /kɑm•bɪ•nɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | result of mixing things together |
| 1242 | combine | /kəm•baɪn/ | verb | to mix several things together to form one thing |
| 65 | come | /kʌm/ | verb | to move toward someone; go with someone |
| 2702 | comedy | /kɑ•mɪ•dɪ/ | noun | light or funny play or film, usually with a happy ending |
| 1943 | comfort | /kʌm•fət/ | noun | state of being relaxed, warm, or happy |
| 1382 | comfortable | /kʌm•fə•tə•bl/ | adj | not being worried about something; at ease |
| 1712 | command | /kə•mɑɚnd/ | noun | an order; control over others |
| 716 | comment | /kɑ•mɛnt/ | noun | something you say; give an opinion; remark |
| 1258 | commercial | /kə•mɚ•ʃəl/ | noun | radio or television advertisement |
| 1591 | commission | /kə•mɪ•ʃən/ | noun | a group officially put in charge of finding out about something or controlling something |
| 1320 | commit | /kə•mɪt/ | verb | to do something bad, usually a crime |
| 1505 | commitment | /kə•mɪt•mənt/ | noun | a promise or decision to do something; something that you must do that takes your time |
| 1036 | committee | /kə•mɪ•tɪ/ | noun | group of people who do or decide something |
| 567 | common | /kɑ•mən/ | adj | typical, normal; not unusual |
| 1798 | communicate | /kə•mju•nɪ•kɛɪt/ | verb | to give and exchange information |
| 989 | communication | /kə•mju•nɪ•kɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | talking to people; giving information to people |
| 465 | community | /kə•mju•nɪ•tɪ/ | noun | group of people who share a common idea or area |
| 107 | company | /kʌm•pə•nɪ/ | noun | a business that sells things or provides services |
| 614 | compare | /kəm•pɛɚ/ | verb | to consider how similar and different things are |
| 1579 | comparison | /kəm•pæ•rɪ•sn/ | noun | looking for differences and similarities in two or more things |
| 2477 | compensation | /kɑm•pɛn•sɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | money given or received as payment for loss |
| 1681 | compete | /kəm•piːt/ | verb | to try to win something such as a race or game |
| 874 | competition | /kɑm•pɪ•tɪ•ʃən/ | noun | fighting against others when trying to win something |
| 1822 | competitive | /kəm•pɛ•tɪ•tɪv/ | adj | wanting to win or to be better than others |
| 2211 | competitor | /kəm•pɛ•tɪ•tə/ | noun | someone taking part in a race, business, etc. |
| 1493 | complain | /kəm•plɛɪn/ | verb | to say that you are not happy or satisfied with something or someone |
| 1687 | complaint | /kəm•plɛɪnt/ | noun | saying something is wrong and should be changed |
| 581 | complete | /kəm•pliːt/ | verb | to finish or reach the end of doing something |
| 959 | completely | /kəm'pliːtlɪ/ | adv | in every way or as much as possible |
| 1045 | complex | /kɑm•plɛks/ | adj | difficult, not easy to understand or explain |
| 2641 | complexity | /kəm•plɛk•sɪ•tɪ/ | noun | state of having many parts and not being simple |
| 1849 | complicate | /kɑm•plɪ•kɛɪt/ | verb | to make more difficult |
| 1485 | component | /kəm•poʊ•nənt/ | adj | one of the parts that make up something |
| 2576 | compose | /kəm•poʊz/ | verb | to come together to form or make something |
| 2605 | composition | /kɑm•pə•zɪ•ʃən/ | noun | something that is created from different parts to make something new |
| 2378 | compound | /kəm•paʊnd/ | noun | combined into, or making up a chemical combination |
| 2382 | comprehensive | /kɑm•prɪ•hɛn•sɪv/ | adj | including most or all things |
| 2736 | comprise | /kəm•praɪz/ | verb | to make up or form something |
| 2453 | compromise | /kɑm•prə•maɪz/ | verb | an agreement in which each side must give up some things |
| 2765 | compute | /kəm•pjut/ | verb | to find out by calculating or estimating |
| 429 | computer | /kəm•pju•tə/ | noun | a machine for storing information and accessing the internet |
| 1539 | concentrate | /kɑn•sɛn•trɛɪt/ | verb | to give all your attention to a task; focus |
| 1868 | concentration | /kɑn•sɛn•trɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | the ability to direct all your effort and attention on the one thing you are doing and nothing else |
| 1211 | concept | /kɑn•sɛpt/ | noun | abstract idea of something or how it works |
| 303 | concern | /kən•sɚn/ | noun | feeling of worry or anxiety |
| 1380 | concert | /kən•sɚt/ | noun | musical entertainment given in public by one or more performers |
| 1353 | conclude | /kən'klud/ | verb | to stop or finish; to come to the end of something |
| 930 | conclusion | /kən•klu•ʒən/ | noun | judgment or opinion after thinking for a while |
| 2566 | concrete | /kɑn•kriːt/ | noun | hard substance used in building made by mixing cement, sand, small stones, and water |
| 445 | condition | /kən•dɪ•ʃən/ | noun | state of living you are in (e.g., good health) |
| 1052 | conduct | /kən•dʌkt/ | verb | to direct, lead or guide something |
| 1491 | confidence | /kɑn•fɪ•dəns/ | noun | feeling that you can do well at something |
| 2216 | confident | /kɑn•fɪ•dənt/ | adj | feeling that you can do well at something |
| 1204 | confirm | /kən•fɚm/ | verb | to provide evidence to establish the truth of |
| 1182 | conflict | /kən•flɪkt/ | verb | to have opposite ideas; to disagree; to not match |
| 1917 | confuse | /kən•fjuz/ | verb | to make something unclear or hard to understand |
| 2679 | confusion | /kən•fju•ʒən/ | noun | not knowing what to do |
| 1262 | connect | /kə•nɛkt/ | verb | to join or attach things together |
| 1064 | connection | /kə•nɛk•ʃən/ | noun | something that joins things together; being joined |
| 1226 | consequence | /kɑn•sɪ•kwəns/ | noun | outcome of an event; result |
| 2546 | consequently | /kɑnsɪkwəntlɪ/ | adv | therefore; as a result of something |
| 1618 | conservative | /kən•sɚ•və•tɪv/ | adj | preferring traditional styles and values |
| 295 | consider | /kən•sɪ•də/ | verb | to think carefully about something |
| 1669 | considerable | /kən•sɪ•də•rə•bl/ | adj | large in size, amount, or effect |
| 1342 | consideration | /kən•sɪ•də•rɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | careful thought; thinking about something |
| 1545 | consist | /kən•sɪst/ | verb | to have as an essential, necessary or main part |
| 1940 | consistent | /kən•sɪs•tənt/ | adj | always acting or happening in the same way |
| 1666 | constant | /kɑn•stənt/ | adj | happening frequently or without pause |
| 2152 | constantly | /kɑnstəntlɪ/ | adv | happening a lot or all the time |
| 2355 | constitute | /kɑn•stɪ•tjut/ | verb | to make up or be part of something |
| 2551 | constraint | /kən•strɛɪnt/ | noun | something that limits or prevents someone or something from moving |
| 1757 | construct | /kən•strʌkt/ | verb | to build or create something |
| 1398 | construction | /kən•strʌk•ʃən/ | noun | act of building something; thing that is built |
| 2235 | consult | /kən•sʌlt/ | verb | to discuss something to make a decision |
| 2357 | consultant | /kən•sʌl•tənt/ | noun | expert who gives (paid) advice |
| 2656 | consume | /kən•sjum/ | verb | to eat, drink, buy or use up something |
| 1131 | consumer | /kən•sju•mə/ | noun | person who uses goods or services; individual buyer |
| 600 | contact | /kən•tækt/ | verb | to get in touch with someone |
| 663 | contain | /kən•tɛɪn/ | verb | to hold something inside something else |
| 2057 | contemporary | /kən•tɛm•pə•rə•rɪ/ | noun | being of the time being discussed |
| 1023 | content | /kən•tɛnt/ | noun | information in something (e.g., a book or computer program) |
| 2460 | contest | /kən•tɛst/ | noun | an event in which people try to win |
| 1047 | context | /kɑn•tɛkst/ | noun | set of facts surrounding a person or event |
| 308 | continue | /kən•tɪ•nju/ | verb | to do something without stopping, or after pausing |
| 2649 | continuous | /kən•tɪ•njʊəs/ | adj | happening without stops |
| 714 | contract | /kən•trækt/ | noun | legal agreement (e.g., for doing work for money) |
| 1177 | contrast | /kən•træst/ | verb | to compare; to show clear, obvious differences |
| 1236 | contribute | /kən•trɪ•bjut/ | verb | give something of value to or help someone or something |
| 1271 | contribution | /kɑn•trɪ•bju•ʃən/ | noun | helping a cause by giving money, things, services |
| 301 | control | /kən•troʊl/ | verb | to direct or influence the behavior of something |
| 2682 | controversial | /kɑn•trə•vɚ•ʃəl/ | adj | causing a great deal of argument, discussion, or conflict |
| 1955 | convention | /kən•vɛn•ʃən/ | noun | a large meeting of the members of a profession, organization, or who have the same interests |
| 2306 | conventional | /kən•vɛn•ʃə•nL/ | adj | following the common attitudes and practices |
| 980 | conversation | /kɑn•və•sɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | when you talk with other people; discussion or chat |
| 2108 | convert | /kən•vɚt/ | verb | to change form, character, or function to another |
| 1356 | convince | /kən•vɪns/ | verb | to persuade someone, or make them feel sure |
| 1194 | cook | /kʊk/ | verb | to heat food until it is ready to eat |
| 1154 | cool | /kul/ | adj | almost cold; not warm or hot |
| 2603 | cooperation | /koʊ•ɑː•pə•reɪ•ʃən/ | noun | a situation where everyone works together to get something done |
| 1899 | cope | /koʊp/ | verb | to deal successfully with a difficult problem |
| 1035 | copy | /kɑ•pɪ/ | verb | to make something that looks the same as the original |
| 1828 | core | /koɚ/ | noun | the central part of a fruit that contains the seeds; the central part of something |
| 1186 | corner | /koɚ•nə/ | noun | place where two lines, sides, corners, etc., meet |
| 1463 | corporate | /koɚ•pə•rɪt/ | adj | concerning (usually large) companies |
| 1907 | corporation | /koɚ•pə•rɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | big company or a combination of several companies |
| 1030 | correct | /kə•rɛkt/ | adj | true or accurate |
| 2397 | correspond | /kɑ•rɪs•pɑnd/ | verb | to have similarity or equality with something |
| 252 | cost | /kɑst/ | noun | price you pay for something |
| 2770 | cough | /kɑf/ | verb | to force air through your throat with a short, loud noise |
| 66 | could | /kʊd/ | verb | used as the past form of can, to show possibility |
| 1420 | council | /kaʊn•sl/ | noun | group chosen to make decisions about something |
| 2405 | counsel | /kaʊn•səl/ | verb | to listen and give expert advice to someone |
| 1020 | count | /kaʊnt/ | verb | to add things together to find the total number |
| 2410 | counter | /kaʊn•tə/ | noun | a long, flat surface in a shop or kitchen where work is done |
| 143 | country | /kʌn•trɪ/ | noun | an area of land that is controlled by a government |
| 1734 | county | /kaʊn•tɪ/ | noun | an area within a country or a state with its own local government |
| 514 | couple | /kʌ•pl/ | noun | two of something; two people; a pair |
| 164 | course | /koɚs/ | noun | route or direction that a river, etc., moves along |
| 615 | court | /koɚt/ | noun | large, flat area, to play tennis or basketball |
| 2359 | cousin | /kʌ•zn/ | noun | a child of your uncle or aunt |
| 424 | cover | /kʌ•və/ | noun | thing you put over something to close or hide it |
| 2072 | coverage | /kʌ•və•rɪdʒ/ | noun | way a newspaper, television program, etc., reports an event or subject |
| 2548 | cow | /kaʊ/ | noun | large farm animal from which we get milk and beef |
| 2066 | crack | /kræk/ | verb | to almost break something |
| 2564 | craft | /krɑɚft/ | verb | to make by hand and with much skill |
| 1865 | crash | /kræʃ/ | verb | to hit something hard enough to cause serious damage |
| 2274 | crazy | /krɛɪ•zɪ/ | adj | not being sensible or practical |
| 2386 | cream | /kriːm/ | noun | the thick white liquid that comes from milk and is used in cooking |
| 386 | create | /kriː•ɛɪt/ | verb | to make, cause, or bring into existence |
| 1927 | creation | /kriː•ɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | act of making something |
| 2207 | creative | /kriː•ɛɪ•tɪv/ | adj | having the ability to make something new |
| 2523 | creature | /kriː•tʃə/ | noun | animal of any type |
| 943 | credit | /krɛ•dɪt/ | noun | system to buy something and pay for it later |
| 2093 | crew | /kru/ | noun | an organized group of workers (e.g., on a ship) |
| 1126 | crime | /kraɪm/ | noun | act that is against the law; murder, theft, etc. |
| 1722 | criminal | /krɪ•mɪ•nL/ | adj | related to illegal activity; (n) a person who has done a crime |
| 1300 | crisis | /kraɪ•sɪs/ | noun | unstable situation of extreme danger or difficulty |
| 1951 | criterion | /kraɪ•tiːɚ•riːɚn/ | noun | a standard used to make judgments or decisions |
| 1776 | critic | /krɪ•tɪk/ | noun | a person whose job is to give opinions about books, movies, or other forms of art |
| 1283 | critical | /krɪ•tɪ•kəl/ | adj | being important or serious; vital; dangerous |
| 1954 | criticism | /krɪ•tɪ•sɪ•zəm/ | noun | written or spoken remarks about what is bad about someone or something |
| 2294 | criticize | /krɪ•tɪ•saɪz/ | verb | to say that someone or something is bad |
| 1984 | crop | /krɑp/ | noun | plants grown on a farm for food (e.g., corn or rice) |
| 974 | cross | /krɑs/ | verb | to meet at one point |
| 1185 | crowd | /kraʊd/ | noun | large group of people together in one place |
| 1981 | crucial | /kru•ʃjəl/ | adj | extremely important |
| 1200 | cry | /kraɪ/ | verb | to produce tears and sounds because of pain |
| 1263 | cultural | /kʌl•tʃə•rəl/ | adj | of a particular society's customs and beliefs |
| 568 | culture | /kʌl•tʃə/ | noun | beliefs and customs of a particular group |
| 1489 | cup | /kʌp/ | noun | small round container used to hold liquids for drinking |
| 2540 | curious | /kjʊə•riːɚs/ | adj | wanting to know more about something |
| 2142 | currency | /kʌ•rən•sɪ/ | noun | a money system that a country uses |
| 590 | current | /kʌ•rənt/ | adj | happening or being in the present time |
| 1291 | currently | /kʌrəntlɪ/ | adv | happening or being in the present time |
| 2774 | curtain | /kɚ•tn/ | noun | piece of cloth used to cover a window |
| 2218 | curve | /kɚv/ | noun | a smooth rounded line that is not straight |
| 2369 | custom | /kʌs•təm/ | noun | what is usual or normal |
| 487 | customer | /kʌs•tə•mə/ | noun | someone who buys goods or services from a business |
| 456 | cut | /kʌt/ | verb | to use a knife or scissors to divide or open the surface |
| 1392 | cycle | /saɪ•kl/ | noun | series of regular and repeated actions |
| 1630 | dad | /dæd/ | noun | father |
| 954 | daily | /dɛɪ•lɪ/ | adv | happening every day |
| 907 | damage | /dæ•mɪdʒ/ | noun | physical harm that is done to something |
| 2568 | damn | /dæm/ | verb | to say someone should be punished for their bad behavior |
| 958 | dance | /dɑɚns/ | verb | to move your body rhythmically to music |
| 1414 | danger | /dɛɪn•dʒə/ | noun | possibility of getting hurt, damaged, or killed |
| 1417 | dangerous | /dɛɪn•dʒrəs/ | adj | involving the chance of hurt or damage; risky |
| 2399 | dare | /dɛɚ/ | verb | to have enough courage to do something |
| 922 | dark | /dɑɚk/ | adj | having little or no light; not light in color |
| 2776 | darkness | /dɑɚknəs/ | noun | quality of no or little light |
| 556 | data | /dɛɪ•tə/ | noun | facts or information used to calculate or analyze |
| 2143 | database | /deɪ•tə•beɪs/ | noun | information stored in a computer in an organized way |
| 483 | date | /dɛɪt/ | noun | a day in the calendar such as January 3rd |
| 926 | daughter | /doɚ•tə/ | noun | a female child of someone |
| 85 | day | /dɛɪ/ | noun | a period of 24 hours |
| 946 | dead | /dɛd/ | adj | not alive |
| 321 | deal | /diːl/ | verb | to give out (cards, etc.) to; distribute |
| 2282 | dealer | /diː•lə/ | noun | someone who buys things to sell to others |
| 1399 | dear | /diːɚ/ | adj | loved or valued very much |
| 505 | death | /dɛθ/ | noun | when someone dies; the end of life |
| 937 | debate | /dɪ•bɛɪt/ | noun | general public discussion of a topic |
| 1622 | debt | /dɛt/ | noun | the sum of money owed to somebody that is not yet paid |
| 1128 | decade | /dɛ•kɛɪd/ | noun | period of 10 years |
| 359 | decide | /dɪ•saɪd/ | verb | to make a choice about something or choose after thinking |
| 449 | decision | /dɪ•sɪ•ʒən/ | noun | a choice you make about something after thinking about it |
| 1632 | declare | /dɪ•klɛɚ/ | verb | to say something in an official or sure way |
| 1127 | decline | /dɪ•klaɪn/ | verb | to not accept an invitation or offer; refuse |
| 1418 | decrease | /diː•kriːs/ | verb | to reduce the size, amount, or number of something |
| 2447 | dedicate | /dɛ•dɪ•kɛɪt/ | verb | to give your energy, time, etc., completely to someone |
| 839 | deep | /diːp/ | adj | going far down from the surface |
| 2010 | deeply | /diːp•lɪ/ | adv | to a great, intense, or extreme extent |
| 1884 | defeat | /dɪ•fiːt/ | verb | to win against someone in something such as a fight or game |
| 1872 | defend | /dɪ•fɛnd/ | verb | to protect against an attack |
| 1192 | defense | /dɪ•fɛns/ | noun | process of protecting something from attack |
| 2481 | deficit | /dɛ•fɪ•sɪt/ | noun | an amount that is less than needed |
| 929 | define | /dɪ•faɪn/ | verb | to explain the meaning of words |
| 1555 | definitely | /dɛfɪnətlɪ/ | adv | without question; beyond doubt |
| 1575 | definition | /dɛ•fɪ•nɪ•ʃən/ | noun | explanation of word's meaning, as in dictionaries |
| 798 | degree | /dɪ•griː/ | noun | unit for measuring temperature or angles |
| 1308 | delay | /dɪ•lɛɪ/ | verb | to cause something to happen later than planned or expected |
| 1969 | delight | /dɪ•laɪt/ | noun | a strong feeling of great pleasure and happiness |
| 1062 | deliver | /dɪ•lɪ•və/ | verb | to take something to a person or place |
| 1426 | delivery | /dɪ•lɪ•və•rɪ/ | noun | act of taking something to a person or place |
| 570 | demand | /dɪ•mɑɚnd/ | verb | to strongly request someone to do something; insist |
| 1862 | democracy | /dɪ•mɑ•krə•sɪ/ | noun | a system of government in which the people of a country can vote to elect who will govern them |
| 2544 | democratic | /dɛ•mə•kræ•tɪk/ | adj | of democracy; entitling the people to power |
| 1270 | demonstrate | /dɛ•məns•trɛɪt/ | verb | to show how something works (e.g., product) |
| 2167 | demonstration | /dɛ•məns•trɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | explanation of how something works |
| 2783 | density | /dɛnsɪtɪ/ | noun | number of people or things in a particular area |
| 1427 | deny | /dɪ•naɪ/ | verb | to refuse to allow or accept something |
| 736 | department | /dɪ•pɑɚt•mənt/ | noun | division of a larger part or organization |
| 731 | depend | /dɪ•pɛnd/ | verb | to need (someone or something) for support, help, etc. |
| 2334 | dependent | /dɪ•pɛn•dənt/ | adj | someone who depends on another for (financial) support |
| 2311 | deposit | /dɪ•pɑ•zɪt/ | noun | money that is given for a special purpose such as proof that you will buy something, or as savings in a bank |
| 2432 | depress | /dɪ•prɛs/ | verb | to make someone feel very sad; to reduce the value of something |
| 2126 | depression | /dɪ•prɛ•ʃən/ | noun | a feeling of great sadness |
| 2222 | depth | /dɛpθ/ | noun | distance below a surface |
| 1980 | derive | /dɪ•raɪv/ | verb | to develop or get something from something else |
| 457 | describe | /dɪs•kraɪb/ | verb | to tell someone the appearance, sound or smell of something |
| 1490 | description | /dɪs•krɪp•ʃən/ | noun | something that tells you what something is like or looks like |
| 2285 | desert | /dɛ•zət/ | noun | area of land that has very little water and few plants |
| 1870 | deserve | /dɪ•zɚv/ | verb | to get the appropriate reward or punishment for the way you behaved or something you did |
| 441 | design | /dɪ•zaɪn/ | verb | to plan in a particular way to fulfill a purpose |
| 2176 | designer | /dɪ•zaɪ•nə/ | noun | someone who creates plans to make something |
| 1289 | desire | /dɪ•zaɪ•ə/ | verb | to wish for, hope, or want something |
| 1586 | desk | /dɛsk/ | noun | a piece of furniture like a table often with drawers |
| 771 | despite | /dɪs•paɪt/ | prep | without being affected by something; in spite of |
| 1445 | destroy | /dɪs•troɪ/ | verb | to damage something so badly that it no longer exists |
| 2585 | destruction | /dɪs•trʌk•ʃən/ | noun | damaging something so badly that it no longer exists |
| 472 | detail | /diː•tɛɪl/ | noun | small part of something; tiny fact |
| 2343 | detect | /dɪ•tɛkt/ | verb | to discover or identify the presence of something |
| 2674 | determination | /dɪ•tɚ•mɪ•nɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | will to achieve a goal despite difficulties |
| 708 | determine | /dɪ•tɚ•mɪn/ | verb | to control exactly how something will be or act |
| 350 | develop | /dɪ•vɛ•ləp/ | verb | to grow bigger, more complex, or more advanced |
| 363 | development | /dɪ•vɛ•ləp•mənt/ | noun | act or process of growing bigger or more advanced |
| 1523 | device | /dɪ•vaɪs/ | noun | object, machine, or equipment for a specific use |
| 2118 | devote | /dɪ•voʊt/ | verb | to decide to use or give something for something else |
| 2385 | dialog | /daj•ə•lɑːg/ | noun | conversation between two or more individuals |
| 454 | die | /daɪ/ | verb | to stop living |
| 1845 | diet | /daɪ•ət/ | verb | the type of food that a person or animal usually eats |
| 1974 | differ | /dɪ•fə/ | verb | to be not the same as others |
| 473 | difference | /dɪ•frəns/ | noun | not of the same kind; unlike other things |
| 149 | different | /dɪ•frənt/ | adj | not of the same kind; unlike other things |
| 2647 | differently | /dɪfrəntlɪ/ | adv | in a way that is not the same |
| 470 | difficult | /dɪ•fɪ•kəlt/ | adj | hard; not easy; you need to work hard to do it |
| 999 | difficulty | /dɪ•fɪ•kəl•tɪ/ | noun | something that is hard to do |
| 2329 | dig | /dɪg/ | verb | to move material to create a hole |
| 2307 | digital | /dɪ•dʒɪ•tl/ | adj | using electronic signals or computers |
| 2248 | dimension | /dɪ•mɛn•ʃən/ | noun | measurement of length, width, or height |
| 1115 | dinner | /dɪ•nə/ | noun | main meal of the day, usually in the evening in the us |
| 724 | direct | /dɪ•rɛkt/ | verb | to tell someone to do something in a straight-talking way |
| 951 | direction | /dɪ•rɛk•ʃən/ | noun | describes the way you are going (e.g., north) |
| 1049 | directly | /dɪ•rɛk•tlɪ/ | adv | in a frank and honest way |
| 727 | director | /dɪ•rɛk•tə/ | noun | senior person who manages part of an organization |
| 2253 | dirty | /dɚ•tɪ/ | adj | not clean |
| 2501 | disagree | /dɪ•sə•griː/ | verb | to have a different opinion from someone |
| 1663 | disappear | /dɪ•sə•piːɚ/ | verb | to become impossible to see |
| 1851 | disappoint | /dɪ•sə•poɪnt/ | verb | to not meet the expectations of others or yourself |
| 2115 | disaster | /dɪ•zɑɚs•tə/ | noun | something that causes a lot of harm or damage |
| 1850 | discipline | /dɪ•sɪp•lɪn/ | noun | the teaching of self-control through instruction and practice |
| 1658 | discount | /dɪs•kaʊnt/ | noun | an amount of money taken off the usual price of something |
| 945 | discover | /dɪs•kʌ•və/ | verb | to find something new that was not known before |
| 2290 | discovery | /dɪs•kʌ•və•rɪ/ | noun | learning something for the first time |
| 605 | discuss | /dɪs•kʌs/ | verb | to talk about something seriously or in great detail |
| 764 | discussion | /dɪs•kʌ•ʃən/ | noun | any long communication about some particular topic |
| 905 | disease | /dɪ•ziːz/ | noun | illness that affects a person, animal, or plant |
| 1880 | dish | /dɪʃ/ | noun | a shallow container for cooking or serving food |
| 1827 | disk | /dɪsk/ | noun | a flat round object |
| 2390 | dismiss | /dɪs•mɪs/ | verb | to send someone away |
| 2163 | disorder | /dɪs•oɚ•də/ | noun | a lack of organization |
| 1107 | display | /dɪs•plɛɪ/ | verb | to put so they can be seen or be bought |
| 2027 | dispute | /dɪs•pjut/ | noun | argument between two or more parties about something |
| 1143 | distance | /dɪs•təns/ | noun | amount of space between two places or things |
| 2721 | distant | /dɪs•tənt/ | adj | existing or happening far away in space |
| 2569 | distinct | /dɪs•tɪŋkt/ | adj | clearly different in nature from something else |
| 2130 | distinction | /dɪs•tɪŋ•kʃən/ | noun | the special quality that makes something different |
| 1891 | distinguish | /dɪs•tɪŋ•gwɪʃ/ | verb | to notice the difference between two or more things or people |
| 1978 | distribute | /dɪs•trɪ•bjut/ | verb | to hand in or deliver something to people |
| 1327 | district | /dɪs•trɪkt/ | noun | area of a country, city, or town |
| 2270 | disturb | /dɪs•tɚb/ | verb | to stop someone from working or sleeping |
| 2558 | diversity | /daɪ•vɚ•sɪ•tɪ/ | noun | state or quality of having a range of different things |
| 1314 | divide | /dɪ•vaɪd/ | verb | to separate something into equal pieces |
| 1520 | division | /dɪ•vɪ•ʒən/ | noun | act of separating something into parts; groups formed by different functions or opinions |
| 2402 | divorce | /dɪ•voɚs/ | noun | legal ending of a marriage |
| 21 | do | /du/ | verb | to act; to perform actions |
| 763 | doctor | /dɑk•tə/ | noun | a professional who is trained and licensed to treat sick or injured people; a person who has the highest degree given by a university |
| 881 | document | /dɑ•kjʊ•mɛnt/ | noun | official (printed) record that gives information |
| 894 | dog | /dɑg/ | noun | small 4-legged animal that barks kept as a pet |
| 970 | dollar | /dɑ•lə/ | noun | a basic unit of money equal to 100 cent |
| 1452 | domestic | /də•mɛs•tɪk/ | adj | of or relating to a particular country; of or relating to the home and family |
| 2001 | dominate | /dɑ•mɪ•nɛɪt/ | verb | to have power or influence over |
| 490 | door | /doɚ/ | noun | you walk through this when you go in a room |
| 1094 | double | /dʌ•bl/ | prep | two times the amount or degree; twice |
| 873 | doubt | /daʊt/ | noun | not being sure of something; lack of certainty |
| 109 | down | /daʊn/ | prep | going from a higher position to a lower position |
| 1763 | dozen | /dʌ•zn/ | noun | a group of twelve people or things |
| 1807 | draft | /drɑɚft/ | noun | a piece of writing or plan that is not yet finished |
| 2330 | drag | /dræg/ | verb | to pull something that is difficult to move |
| 1989 | drama | /drɑɚ•mə/ | noun | a piece of writing that tells a story about a serious subject or an exciting event |
| 1973 | dramatic | /drə•mæ•tɪk/ | adj | sudden and extreme |
| 2521 | dramatically | /drə'mætɪklɪ/ | adv | in a sudden or extreme manner |
| 481 | draw | /droɚ/ | verb | to create an image using pen or pencil and paper |
| 965 | dream | /driːm/ | noun | images, thoughts, and feelings that are experienced during sleep |
| 898 | dress | /drɛs/ | noun | women's garment with a top part and a skirt |
| 655 | drink | /drɪŋk/ | verb | to put water in your body through your mouth |
| 387 | drive | /draɪv/ | verb | to control a vehicle so that it moves somewhere |
| 1198 | driver | /draɪ•və/ | noun | someone who operates a vehicle |
| 640 | drop | /drɑp/ | verb | to let something fall from your hand |
| 721 | drug | /drʌg/ | noun | chemical used as a medicine |
| 1133 | dry | /draɪ/ | adj | without water; not wet |
| 574 | due | /dju/ | adj | when something is required or expected |
| 182 | during | /djʊə•rɪŋ/ | prep | at some point in the course of an event or thing |
| 2446 | dust | /dʌst/ | noun | fine dry powder that builds up on surfaces |
| 1260 | duty | /dju•tɪ/ | noun | work required by your job or position |
| 145 | each | /iːtʃ/ | det | every one of two or more things |
| 1662 | ear | /iːɚ/ | noun | the part of the head that you hear with |
| 197 | early | /ɚ•lɪ/ | adj | happening sooner than expected |
| 925 | earn | /ɚn/ | verb | to get money for work |
| 1286 | earth | /ɚθ/ | noun | planet we live on |
| 2059 | ease | /iːz/ | noun | state of being comfortable or relaxed |
| 968 | easily | /iːzəlɪ/ | adv | without difficulty |
| 1747 | east | /iːst/ | noun | the direction where the sun rises |
| 2366 | eastern | /iːs•tən/ | adj | being in the area to the east |
| 408 | easy | /iː•zɪ/ | adj | not hard to do; not difficult |
| 476 | eat | /ɛt/ | verb | to put food in your mouth |
| 493 | economic | /iː•kə•nɑ•mɪk/ | adj | having to do with trade, industry, and money |
| 699 | economy | /iː•kɑ•nə•mɪ/ | noun | total of all the goods, services, and wages in an area |
| 1162 | edge | /ɛdʒ/ | noun | boundary of a surface |
| 2309 | edit | /ɛ•dɪt/ | verb | to check and makes changes before publication |
| 2030 | edition | /ɪ•dɪ•ʃən/ | noun | a particular version of something that is sold to the public |
| 1421 | editor | /ɛ•dɪ•tə/ | noun | a person whose job is to correct and make changes to the contents of a book or magazine |
| 1991 | educate | /ɛ•dju•kɛɪt/ | verb | to teach someone in a school or college |
| 531 | education | /ɛ•dju•kɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | process of giving or receiving teaching |
| 1890 | educational | /ɛ•dju•kɛɪ•ʃə•nL/ | adj | relating to teaching in a school |
| 315 | effect | /ɪ•fɛkt/ | noun | change brought about by a cause; result |
| 1029 | effective | /ɪ•fɛk•tɪv/ | adj | working efficiently to produce a desired result |
| 1840 | effectively | /ɪ•fɛktɪvlɪ/ | adv | in a way that produces the result you want |
| 2252 | efficiency | /ɪ•fɪ•ʃən•sɪ/ | noun | working well; producing something without waste |
| 1967 | efficient | /ɪ•fɪ•ʃənt/ | adj | able to work well without waste |
| 577 | effort | /ɛ•fət/ | noun | amount of work used trying to do something |
| 1379 | egg | /ɛg/ | noun | hard-shelled thing from which a young bird is born |
| 371 | either | /aɪ•ðə/ | adj | one of two (used when there is a choice of two) |
| 2050 | elderly | /ɛl•də•lɪ/ | adv | a polite word for 'old', used to describe people |
| 1576 | elect | /ɪ•lɛkt/ | verb | choose someone for a position usually by voting |
| 757 | election | /ɪ•lɛk•ʃən/ | noun | process of choosing someone by voting |
| 2418 | electric | /ɪ•lɛk•trɪk/ | adj | using a particular type of energy carried through metal wire |
| 2012 | electricity | /ɪ•lɛk•trɪ•sɪ•tɪ/ | noun | energy generated positive and negative charges |
| 1720 | electronic | /ɪ•lɛk•trɑ•nɪk/ | adj | operating by use of electricity; digital |
| 1028 | element | /ɛ•lɪ•mənt/ | noun | essential or particular part of something |
| 2080 | eliminate | /ɪ•lɪ•mɪ•nɛɪt/ | verb | to completely remove; to get rid of |
| 466 | else | /ɛls/ | adv | otherwise; if you fail to... |
| 1841 | elsewhere | /ɛls•wɛɚ/ | adv | in or to another or different place |
| 1167 | e-mail | /iː•meɪl/ | noun | a system for sending messages electronically, especially from one computer to another using the internet |
| 2462 | embarrass | /ɪm'bærəs/ | verb | to cause someone to feel uncomfortable about something |
| 2470 | embrace | /ɪm•brɛɪs/ | verb | to hold someone closely |
| 1209 | emerge | /ɪ•mɚdʒ/ | verb | to rise or appear out of some background |
| 1889 | emergency | /ɪ•mɚ•dʒən•sɪ/ | noun | a sudden serious event needing immediate action |
| 1781 | emotion | /ɪ•moʊ•ʃən/ | noun | a feeling such as sadness, anger, or love |
| 1829 | emotional | /ɪ•moʊ•ʃə•nL/ | adj | related to deep feelings |
| 2029 | emphasis | /ɛm•fə•sɪs/ | noun | particular importance to the way something is said |
| 1838 | emphasize | /ɛm•fə•saɪz/ | verb | to stress the items that are important |
| 2745 | empire | /ɛm•paɪ•ə/ | noun | group of countries controlled by one government |
| 1292 | employ | /ɪm•ploɪ/ | verb | to pay a person to work for you; to give a job to |
| 624 | employee | /ɛm•ploɪ•iː/ | noun | person who works for someone else for payment |
| 1700 | employer | /ɪm•ploɪ•ə/ | noun | person or firm that pays people to work for them |
| 1605 | employment | /ɪm•ploɪ•mənt/ | noun | having a job; work done for money |
| 1590 | empty | /ɛm•ptɪ/ | adj | containing nothing; with no contents |
| 1350 | enable | /ɪ•nɛɪ•bl/ | verb | to make it possible to do something |
| 1910 | encounter | /ɪn•kaʊn•tə/ | verb | to have or experience something, often unpleasant or difficult |
| 911 | encourage | /ɪn•kʌ•rɪdʒ/ | verb | to make someone more determined or confident |
| 152 | end | /ɛnd/ | noun | a point that marks the limit of something; finish |
| 1785 | enemy | /ɛ•nɪ•mɪ/ | noun | someone who wants to harm another |
| 830 | energy | /ɛ•nə•dʒɪ/ | noun | physical or mental strength |
| 1297 | engage | /ɪn•gɛɪdʒ/ | verb | to carry out, participate in; be involved in |
| 1615 | engine | /ɛn•dʒɪn/ | noun | a machine that changes energy into motion |
| 1310 | engineer | /ɛn•dʒɪ•niːɚ/ | noun | professional who designs and builds machines, roads, and other complicated structures |
| 1887 | enhance | /ɪn•hɑɚns/ | verb | to make something better; to improve |
| 504 | enjoy | /ɪn•dʒoɪ/ | verb | to take pleasure in something |
| 1778 | enormous | /ɪ•noɚ•məs/ | adj | huge; very big; very large |
| 267 | enough | /ɪ•nʌf/ | adj | equal to what is needed; as much as required |
| 1151 | ensure | /ɪn•ʃʊə/ | verb | to make something sure, certain, or safe |
| 717 | enter | /ɛn•tə/ | verb | to go into a room |
| 2049 | enterprise | /ɛn•tə•praɪz/ | noun | a business or organization |
| 2489 | entertain | /ɛn•tə•tɛɪn/ | verb | to take care of guests by helping them enjoy their time |
| 2032 | entertainment | /ɛn•tə•tɛɪn•mənt/ | noun | activities that make people have a good time by singing, telling jokes, etc. |
| 1183 | entire | /ɪn•taɪ•ə/ | adj | complete or full; with no part left out; whole |
| 1542 | entirely | /ɪn'taɪəlɪ/ | adv | fully or completely |
| 2302 | entitle | /ɪn•taɪ•tl/ | verb | to give the right to do or have something to someone |
| 2223 | entrance | /ɪn•trɑɚns/ | noun | a way into a place |
| 1653 | entry | /ɛn•trɪ/ | noun | the act of going into some place |
| 2653 | envelope | /ɛn•vɪ•loʊp/ | noun | cover for a letter or card |
| 712 | environment | /ɪn•vaɪ•ə•rən•mənt/ | noun | natural world in which plants and animals live |
| 1358 | environmental | /ɪn,vaɪərən'mɛntl/ | adj | of the natural world in which plants and animals live |
| 2065 | episode | /ɛ•pɪ•soʊd/ | noun | show which is part of a larger story |
| 1252 | equal | /iː•kwəl/ | adj | same in shape, size, or number |
| 1770 | equally | /iːkwəlɪ/ | adv | in an equal, similar, or identical way |
| 2487 | equation | /ɪ•kwɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | a statement showing things to be equal |
| 1053 | equipment | /ɪ•kwɪp•mənt/ | noun | tools or materials used to perform a task |
| 2047 | equivalent | /ɪ•kwɪ•və•lənt/ | adj | being about equal in value, use, or meaning |
| 2071 | era | /iːɚ•rə/ | noun | a period of time in history that is special for a particular reason |
| 1495 | error | /ɛ•rə/ | noun | something that is not correct; a mistake |
| 1480 | escape | /ɪs•kɛɪp/ | verb | to get away from a place where you are being held |
| 460 | especially | /ɪ'spɛʃəlɪ/ | adv | more than usual; extremely |
| 2159 | essay | /ɛ•sɛɪ/ | noun | short written work that displays someone's opinions or beliefs regarding a particular subject |
| 1288 | essential | /ɪ•sɛn•ʃəl/ | adj | extremely important and necessary |
| 696 | establish | /ɪs•tæb•lɪʃ/ | verb | to set or create something to last for a long time |
| 2315 | establishment | /ɪs•tæb•lɪʃ•mənt/ | noun | organization, institution, or place to do business |
| 1769 | estate | /ɪs•tɛɪt/ | noun | land that a person owns |
| 997 | estimate | /ɛs•tɪ•mɛɪt/ | noun | guess or calculation of cost, size, or value |
| 2363 | ethnic | /ɛθ•nɪk/ | adj | connected with people who share a cultural tradition |
| 2137 | evaluate | /ɪ•væ•ljʊ•ɛɪt/ | verb | to form an idea to judge something carefully |
| 2452 | evaluation | /ɪ•væ•ljʊ•ɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | judgment about the value or condition of something |
| 96 | even | /iː•vən/ | adv | as well; too |
| 679 | evening | /iːv•nɪŋ/ | noun | last part of the day and early part of the night |
| 442 | event | /ɪ•vɛnt/ | noun | something that happens |
| 1138 | eventually | /ɪ'vɛntʃʊəlɪ/ | adv | finally |
| 317 | ever | /ɛ•və/ | adv | at any time; at all times in the future |
| 180 | every | /ɛ•vrɪ/ | det | including each person or thing in a group |
| 932 | everybody | /ɛ•vrɪ•bɑ•dɪ/ | pron | every person; everyone |
| 2156 | everyday | /ɛ•vrɪ•dɛɪ/ | adj | used or seen daily; suitable for daily use; ordinary |
| 650 | everyone | /ɛ•vrɪ•wʌn/ | pron | every person; everybody |
| 422 | everything | /ɛ•vrɪ•θɪŋ/ | pron | all of the things mentioned |
| 1742 | everywhere | /ɛ•vrɪ•wɛɚ/ | adv | every place |
| 592 | evidence | /ɛ•vɪ•dəns/ | noun | factual proof that helps to establish the truth |
| 2188 | evil | /iː•vl/ | adj | morally bad; causing harm to someone |
| 2420 | evolution | /iː•və•lu•ʃən/ | noun | slow, steady change or development |
| 2533 | evolve | /ɪ•vɑlv/ | verb | to slowly change or develop into something better |
| 2325 | exact | /ɪg•zækt/ | adj | completely correct; accurate; specific |
| 670 | exactly | /ɪg'zæktlɪ/ | adv | no more and no less than; precisely |
| 2242 | exam | /ɪg•zæm/ | noun | test of your knowledge or ability in something |
| 1964 | examination | /ɪg•zæ•mɪ•nɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | test of your knowledge of, or ability in something |
| 1102 | examine | /ɪg•zæ•mɪn/ | verb | to look at someone or something very carefully in order to learn more |
| 235 | example | /ɪg•zɑɚm•pl/ | noun | something or someone who represents a group |
| 2506 | exceed | /ɪk•siːd/ | verb | to be greater in number than something |
| 1161 | excellent | /ɛk•sə•lənt/ | adj | extremely good |
| 840 | except | /ɪk•sɛpt/ | prep | not including; other than |
| 1906 | exception | /ɪk•sɛp•ʃən/ | noun | something not included in or different from a group of things |
| 2640 | excess | /ɪk•sɛs/ | noun | amount that is more than necessary |
| 1013 | exchange | /ɪks•tʃɛɪndʒ/ | verb | to give things of similar value to each other |
| 1140 | excite | /ɪk•saɪt/ | verb | to make someone feel happy, interested, or eager |
| 2738 | excitement | /ɪk•saɪt•mənt/ | noun | when people feel very happy and enthusiastic |
| 2086 | exclude | /ɪks•klud/ | verb | to prevent someone from access to a group |
| 1913 | excuse | /ɪks•kjuz/ | verb | to give a reason to explain why you did something |
| 1057 | executive | /ɪg•zɛ•kjʊ•tɪv/ | noun | a senior manager in a business or organization |
| 916 | exercise | /ɛk•sə•saɪz/ | noun | to work out to become stronger and healthier |
| 2666 | exhaust | /ɪg•zoɚst/ | verb | very very tired |
| 1994 | exhibit | /ɪg•zɪ•bɪt/ | verb | to display or make available for people to see |
| 1801 | exhibition | /ɛk•sɪ•bɪ•ʃən/ | noun | an event at which an object or group of objects is shown to the public |
| 593 | exist | /ɪg•zɪst/ | verb | to be present, alive or real |
| 1833 | existence | /ɪg•zɪs•təns/ | noun | state of being present, alive, or real |
| 1319 | expand | /ɪks•pænd/ | verb | to become bigger or larger in size and amount |
| 2151 | expansion | /ɪks•pæn•ʃən/ | noun | act of expanding or becoming bigger |
| 314 | expect | /ɪks•pɛkt/ | verb | to believe something is probably going to happen |
| 1604 | expectation | /ɛk•spɛk•tɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | a belief or hope that something is going to happen |
| 2507 | expenditure | /ɪks•pɛn•dɪ•tʃə/ | noun | amount of money used during a certain time |
| 1529 | expense | /ɪks•pɛns/ | noun | the amount of money that is needed to pay for something |
| 1059 | expensive | /ɪks•pɛn•sɪv/ | adj | costing a lot of money |
| 264 | experience | /ɪks•piːɚ•riːɚns/ | noun | knowledge gained by living life, doing new things |
| 1341 | experiment | /ɪks•pɛ•rɪ•mɛnt/ | noun | test performed to assess new ideas or theories |
| 2741 | experimental | /ɛks•pɛ•rɪ•mɛn•tl/ | adj | using techniques that are different or untried before |
| 1155 | expert | /ɛk•spɚt/ | noun | skillful person with special knowledge |
| 489 | explain | /ɪks•plɛɪn/ | verb | to make clear or easy to understand by describing |
| 1626 | explanation | /ɛks•plə•nɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | details or reasons given to make something clear |
| 1503 | explore | /ɪks•ploɚ/ | verb | to learn about something by examining in detail or someplace by traveling to it |
| 1541 | export | /ɛks•poɚt/ | verb | to send goods to be sold in another country |
| 1771 | expose | /ɛks•poʊ•zɛɪ/ | verb | to show something that is usually hidden, covered, or protected |
| 2305 | exposure | /ɪks•poʊ•ʒə/ | noun | state of experiencing something directly |
| 817 | express | /ɪks•prɛs/ | verb | to state or show what you think or how you feel |
| 1253 | expression | /ɪks•prɛ•ʃən/ | noun | act of making your thoughts and feelings known |
| 949 | extend | /ɪks•tɛnd/ | verb | to straighten or stretch something out (e.g., your leg) |
| 2184 | extension | /ɪks•tɛn•ʃən/ | noun | extra time allowed to complete something |
| 2229 | extensive | /ɪks•tɛn•sɪv/ | adj | large; full or complete |
| 1173 | extent | /ɪks•tɛnt/ | noun | range or space included in something |
| 2123 | external | /ɛks•tɚ•nL/ | adj | outside of something |
| 1056 | extra | /ɛks•trə/ | adj | more than necessary; additional |
| 2644 | extract | /ɪks•trækt/ | verb | to take something out of something else |
| 2197 | extraordinary | /ɪks•troɚ•dn•rɪ/ | adj | beyond what is ordinary; very unusual; remarkable |
| 1855 | extreme | /ɪks•triːm/ | adj | very great in degree |
| 1255 | extremely | /ɪk'striːmlɪ/ | adv | in a way that is much more than usual or expected |
| 391 | eye | /aɪ/ | noun | part of the body that you see with |
| 249 | face | /fɛɪs/ | noun | front part of the head where eyes, nose, and mouth are |
| 952 | facility | /fə•sɪ•lɪ•tɪ/ | noun | piece of equipment or buildings with a special use |
| 202 | fact | /fækt/ | noun | something that is known or proved to be true |
| 636 | factor | /fæk•tə/ | noun | something that influences a result |
| 1528 | factory | /fæk•tə•rɪ/ | noun | building where things are made |
| 2769 | fade | /fɛɪd/ | verb | to lose strength or freshness |
| 711 | fail | /fɛɪl/ | verb | to not achieve a goal, or to go wrong |
| 1237 | failure | /fɛɪ•ljə/ | noun | act or result of not achieving your goals |
| 1078 | fair | /fɛɚ/ | adj | treating all people the same way |
| 1464 | fairly | /fɛɚlɪ/ | adv | in a reasonable way; between a little and very much |
| 1684 | faith | /fɛɪθ/ | noun | a strong belief that someone or something is honest and good |
| 2786 | faithfully | /fɛɪθfəlɪ/ | adv | in a trustworthy manner |
| 320 | fall | /foɚl/ | noun | dropping from a standing position to the ground |
| 2096 | false | /foɚls/ | adj | not real or true |
| 1443 | familiar | /fə•mɪ•ljə/ | adj | well-known or easily recognized |
| 172 | family | /fæ•mɪ•lɪ/ | noun | a group of people who are related through blood |
| 1015 | famous | /fɛɪ•məs/ | adj | widely known; recognized by many people |
| 1304 | fan | /fæn/ | noun | thing you wave in front of your face to stay cool |
| 2529 | fancy | /fæn•sɪ/ | adj | not plain or ordinary, expensive |
| 2490 | fantastic | /fæn•tæs•tɪk/ | adj | very fanciful in design, construction, or appearance |
| 245 | far | /fɑɚ/ | adj | a long way away |
| 1081 | farm | /fɑɚm/ | noun | land used for growing crops or raising animals |
| 1578 | farmer | /fɑɚ•mə/ | noun | someone who owns or looks after farm, a place for growing crops and keeping animals |
| 2122 | fascinate | /fæ•sɪ•nɛɪt/ | verb | attract or interest greatly |
| 1413 | fashion | /fæ•ʃən/ | noun | style of dress or activity popular at some time |
| 631 | fast | /fɑɚst/ | adj | moving or able to move quickly |
| 1652 | fat | /fæt/ | noun | oily part of meat |
| 448 | father | /fɑɚ•ðə/ | noun | a male parent |
| 1993 | fault | /foɚlt/ | noun | a bad quality or part of someone or something; responsibility for a mistake or bad situation |
| 1132 | favor | /feɪ•vɚ/ | noun | helpful act of kindness |
| 998 | favorite | /feɪv•rət/ | adj | most liked; best loved |
| 793 | fear | /fiːɚ/ | noun | unpleasant feelings caused by being aware of danger |
| 635 | feature | /fiː•tʃə/ | noun | distinctive or important point of something |
| 1121 | federal | /fɛ•də•rəl/ | adj | system of government |
| 1477 | fee | /fiː/ | noun | amount of money paid for a particular service |
| 1147 | feed | /fiːd/ | verb | to give food (e.g., to an animal or a baby) |
| 117 | feel | /fiːl/ | verb | to be aware of or experience an emotion or sensation |
| 1654 | fellow | /fɛ•loʊ/ | noun | someone in the same group or situation; a boy or man |
| 960 | female | /fiː•mɛɪl/ | adj | person of the sex that gives birth to babies |
| 2665 | fence | /fɛns/ | noun | a wooden or metal structure that separates an area |
| 2213 | festival | /fɛs•tə•vəl/ | noun | cultural event with a program of events |
| 195 | few | /fju/ | adj | not many; small in number |
| 2676 | fiction | /fɪk•ʃən/ | noun | book or story including ideas, people, and events that are not real |
| 540 | field | /fiːld/ | noun | open area of land, especially without buildings |
| 595 | fight | /faɪt/ | noun | act of trying to hurt someone by hitting them |
| 357 | figure | /fɪ•gə/ | verb | to understand after thinking; work out |
| 834 | file | /faɪl/ | verb | to submit documents to an authority (e.g., city hall) |
| 844 | fill | /fɪl/ | verb | to make something full |
| 433 | film | /fɪlm/ | noun | movie |
| 2716 | filter | /fɪl•t/ | noun | device to remove unwanted substances from a liquid or gas |
| 698 | final | /faɪ•nL/ | adj | being the last thing in a series |
| 499 | finally | /faɪ•nə•lɪ/ | adv | after a long time or some difficulty |
| 1377 | finance | /faɪ•næns/ | noun | control of money a person/business has access to |
| 644 | financial | /faɪ•næn•ʃəl/ | adj | involving money |
| 81 | find | /faɪnd/ | verb | to discover something by looking for it |
| 597 | fine | /faɪn/ | adj | good, acceptable or satisfactory |
| 1501 | finger | /fɪŋ•gə/ | noun | one of the five long parts of the hand |
| 609 | finish | /fɪ•nɪʃ/ | noun | end of something; completion |
| 613 | fire | /faɪ•ə/ | noun | heat and the flame produced when burning |
| 628 | firm | /fɚm/ | adj | fairly hard or solid, not soft |
| 2632 | firmly | /fɚmlɪ/ | adv | in a hard, steady, unchanging way |
| 78 | first | /fɚst/ | adj | coming before all others in time or place |
| 2662 | firstly | /fɚstlɪ/ | adv | before anything else |
| 827 | fish | /fɪʃ/ | noun | animal that swims and lives in the sea |
| 700 | fit | /fɪt/ | adj | proper or acceptable; morally or socially correct |
| 972 | fix | /fɪks/ | verb | to make something whole or able to work again |
| 2587 | flag | /flæg/ | noun | piece of cloth, frequently marked with a colorful symbol or sign |
| 2483 | flash | /flæʃ/ | noun | sudden bright light |
| 1075 | flat | /flæt/ | adj | level; even; without curves or bumps |
| 2717 | flexible | /flɛk•sə•bl/ | adj | capable of being easily bent or changed without breaking |
| 1217 | flight | /flaɪt/ | noun | act of flying |
| 2414 | float | /floʊt/ | verb | to stay on the surface of a liquid and not sink |
| 2272 | flood | /flʌd/ | noun | a large amount of water covering land that is usually dry |
| 751 | floor | /floɚ/ | noun | part of a room on which you stand |
| 1077 | flow | /floʊ/ | verb | to move steadily and easily in a certain direction |
| 1299 | flower | /flaʊ•ə/ | noun | plant with a pretty head (e.g., a rose) |
| 880 | fly | /flaɪ/ | verb | to travel through the air using wings |
| 550 | focus | /foʊ•kəs/ | noun | main purpose or center of interest or activity |
| 2552 | fold | /foʊld/ | verb | to move one part of something so that it lies on top of another part |
| 1673 | folk | /foʊk/ | adj | ordinary people |
| 188 | follow | /fɑ•loʊ/ | verb | to come after someone; be guided by someone |
| 367 | food | /fud/ | noun | what people and animals eat to live |
| 2761 | fool | /ful/ | noun | a stupid or silly person |
| 576 | foot | /fʊt/ | noun | lowest part of the leg we use to stand on |
| 1215 | football | /fʊt•boɚl/ | noun | sport where 2 teams try to kick a ball in a goal; soccer |
| 12 | for | /foɚ/ | prep | used to show the purpose, or need of something |
| 346 | force | /foɚs/ | verb | to use physical strength or violence to persuade |
| 2367 | forecast | /foɚ•kɑɚst/ | noun | a prediction of some future thing (e.g., the weather) |
| 633 | foreign | /fɑ•rɪn/ | adj | being of a different place or country |
| 1525 | forest | /fɑ•rɪst/ | noun | large area with many trees |
| 2505 | forever | /fə•rɛ•və/ | adv | for a very long or seemingly endless time |
| 651 | forget | /fə•gɛt/ | verb | to not remember something |
| 257 | form | /foɚm/ | noun | visible shape or style; type; kind |
| 1698 | formal | /foɚ•məl/ | adj | suitable for serious, official, or important occasions |
| 2467 | format | /foɚ•mæt/ | noun | form, design, or arrangement of something |
| 2310 | formation | /foɚ•mɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | process of creating, or making into a particular shape |
| 599 | former | /foɚ•mə/ | det | being something previously, but not now |
| 2099 | formula | /foɚ•mjʊ•lə/ | noun | plan, rule, or method for doing or making something |
| 1858 | forth | /foɚθ/ | adv | out of a place; forward in time, place, or way |
| 2793 | fortunate | /foɚtʃ•nɪt/ | adj | having good luck |
| 2513 | fortune | /foɚ•tʃən/ | noun | chance or luck, particularly good luck |
| 452 | forward | /foɚ•wəd/ | adv | toward what is ahead or in front |
| 2800 | found | /faʊnd/ | verb | to start something such as a company or organization |
| 2175 | foundation | /faʊn•dɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | underground base on which a building is constructed |
| 2780 | fragment | /fræg•mənt/ | noun | part that is broken off of something |
| 1509 | frame | /frɛɪm/ | noun | (n) 1. the basic structure of something that gives it its shape, to which other parts are added; 2. one picture in a series that make a video; (v) 1. to put a picture in a supporting structure; 2. to produce false evidence so an innocent person appears guilty of a crime |
| 2042 | framework | /frɛɪ•mwɚk/ | noun | basic structure of something |
| 395 | free | /friː/ | adj | costing no money |
| 1397 | freedom | /friː•dəm/ | noun | state of being free, not being controlled |
| 1854 | freeze | /friːz/ | verb | to become hard because of very cold temperatures |
| 2293 | frequency | /friː•kwən•sɪ/ | noun | how often something happens |
| 2407 | frequent | /friː•kwənt/ | adj | happening often |
| 1709 | frequently | /friː•kwənt•lɪ/ | adv | often; regularly |
| 1307 | fresh | /frɛʃ/ | adj | newly made or gathered |
| 208 | friend | /frɛnd/ | noun | person who you like and enjoy being with |
| 1536 | friendly | /frɛn•dlɪ/ | adv | acting like a friend; kind and helpful |
| 2484 | friendship | /frɛn•dʃɪp/ | noun | feeling of liking someone; good relationship |
| 2194 | frighten | /fraɪ•tn/ | verb | to make someone afraid or nervous |
| 26 | from | /frɑm/ | prep | starting at a particular place, time, or level |
| 488 | front | /frʌnt/ | adj | opposite of back; the forward part of an object |
| 1638 | fruit | /frut/ | noun | food that grows on a tree or bush |
| 1603 | fuel | /fju•ɚl/ | noun | material used to produce heat or power when burned |
| 2445 | fulfill | /fʊl•fɪl/ | verb | to do something that was promised or required |
| 410 | full | /fʊl/ | adj | containing or holding as much as possible |
| 1176 | fully | /fʊlɪ/ | adv | completely or entirely |
| 901 | fun | /fʌn/ | adj | amusing and enjoyable |
| 702 | function | /fʌŋ•kʃən/ | noun | what something is intended to be used for; purpose |
| 2752 | functional | /fʌŋ•kʃə•nL/ | adj | useful; not just for decoration |
| 527 | fund | /fʌnd/ | noun | to supply money for something |
| 1879 | fundamental | /fʌn•də•mɛn•tl/ | adj | relating to the most important parts of something |
| 1235 | funny | /fʌ•nɪ/ | adj | causing laughter; amusing |
| 2164 | furniture | /fɚ•nɪ•tʃə/ | noun | items such as tables, chairs, beds, or closets |
| 400 | further | /fɚ•ðə/ | adj | extra; in addition |
| 1752 | furthermore | /fɚ•ðə•moɚ/ | adv | in addition to what has been said |
| 370 | future | /fju•tʃə/ | noun | time that is to come after the present |
| 737 | gain | /gɛɪn/ | verb | to get something wanted, needed, or valued |
| 2463 | gallery | /gæ•lə•rɪ/ | noun | place to look at various types of art |
| 393 | game | /gɛɪm/ | noun | activity with rules that people play to have fun |
| 1765 | gap | /gæp/ | noun | a space between two things |
| 971 | garden | /gɑɚdn/ | noun | yard; ground outside your house to grow plants |
| 1187 | gas | /gæs/ | noun | elements in our air, like oxygen or nitrogen |
| 2058 | gate | /gɛɪt/ | noun | place in a fence which can be opened or closed |
| 1284 | gather | /gæ•ðə/ | verb | to bring people/animals together into a group |
| 2038 | gay | /gɛɪ/ | noun | person attracted to someone of the same sex |
| 2768 | gaze | /gɛɪz/ | noun | a long continuous look at someone or something |
| 2511 | gear | /giːɚ/ | noun | special supplies, tools, or clothes needed for a particular activity; machinery that turns power into forward or backward movement |
| 2278 | gender | /dʒɛn•də/ | noun | state of being male or female |
| 1946 | gene | /dʒiːn/ | noun | part of a cell that controls the development and appearance of a living thing |
| 404 | general | /dʒɛ•nə•rəl/ | adj | widespread, normal or usual |
| 847 | generally | /dʒɛnrəlɪ/ | adv | usually; as a rule; by, to, or for most people |
| 1424 | generate | /dʒɛ•nə•rɛɪt/ | verb | to create or be produced or bring into existence |
| 996 | generation | /dʒɛ•nə•rɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | people born and living at about the same time |
| 2464 | genetic | /dʒɪ•nɛ•tɪk/ | adj | concerning the parts of a cell that determine particular characteristics |
| 2747 | gentle | /dʒɛn•tl/ | adj | kind and quiet in nature; not harsh or violent |
| 1988 | gentleman | /dʒɛn•tl•mən/ | noun | a man who has good manners and is considerate |
| 2764 | gently | /dʒɛntlɪ/ | adv | in a mild, careful, and soft manner |
| 2695 | genuine | /dʒɛ•njʊ•ɪn/ | adj | being real, actual, and not false |
| 2488 | gesture | /dʒɛs•tʃə/ | noun | a hand or body movement that expresses a particular idea or feeling |
| 43 | get | /gɛt/ | verb | to obtain, receive, or be given something |
| 2225 | giant | /dʒaɪ•ənt/ | adj | extremely big, or much bigger than other things |
| 1425 | gift | /gɪft/ | noun | something given to another for a reason; present |
| 463 | girl | /gɚl/ | noun | a female child |
| 77 | give | /gɪv/ | verb | to hand over or present something to someone |
| 1368 | glad | /glæd/ | adj | happy that something happened; pleased |
| 2458 | glance | /glɑɚns/ | verb | to look at someone or something quickly |
| 1040 | glass | /glɑɚs/ | noun | hard transparent material used for making windows |
| 1168 | global | /gloʊbl/ | adj | concerning, affecting, or involving the entire world |
| 31 | go | /goʊ/ | verb | to move or travel to another place |
| 855 | goal | /goʊl/ | noun | something you try to do or achieve; an aim |
| 2226 | god | /gɑd/ | noun | a being with special powers that cannot be explained by nature |
| 1451 | gold | /goʊld/ | noun | soft yellow metal that is very valuable |
| 2650 | golden | /goʊl•dən/ | adj | made of valuable, heavy, yellow metal |
| 2476 | golf | /gɑlf/ | noun | game played to hit a ball into a hole with a stick |
| 56 | good | /gʊd/ | adj | excellent; high quality |
| 2469 | govern | /gʌ•vən/ | verb | to officially control and lead an area |
| 216 | government | /gʌ•vn•mənt/ | noun | group of people and system which rule a nation |
| 2052 | governor | /gʌ•və•nə/ | noun | person who leads a state or province |
| 2301 | grab | /græb/ | verb | to quickly reach out and take something in your hand. |
| 1557 | grade | /grɛɪd/ | noun | level of study that is completed by a student |
| 2186 | gradually | /grædʒʊəlɪ/ | adv | occurring in a slow manner over a period of time |
| 1546 | graduate | /græ•djʊ•ɛɪt/ | verb | (v) to receive a degree from a college or university; (n) a person who has received a degree |
| 2724 | grain | /grɛɪn/ | noun | seeds of plants used for food |
| 2684 | grammar | /græ•mə/ | noun | rules that explain how words are used in a language |
| 2091 | grand | /grænd/ | adj | including many things; very large |
| 2601 | grandmother | /græn•mʌ•ðə/ | noun | mother of your mother or father |
| 1145 | grant | /grɑɚnt/ | verb | to give or let someone do what they want |
| 2191 | grass | /grɑɚs/ | noun | plants with narrow green leaves, grown on lawns |
| 1975 | grateful | /grɛɪt•fəl/ | adj | feeling or showing thanks; thankful |
| 1847 | gray | /grɛɪ/ | adj | color between black and white |
| 124 | great | /grɛɪt/ | adj | very good; fantastic; wonderful |
| 2416 | greatly | /grɛɪtlɪ/ | adv | very much |
| 939 | green | /griːn/ | noun | color of young leaves |
| 2611 | greet | /griːt/ | verb | to meet someone with friendly words and actions; to welcome |
| 2791 | grin | /grɪn/ | verb | to smile a big smile |
| 586 | ground | /graʊnd/ | verb | solid surface of the earth that we stand on |
| 167 | group | /grup/ | noun | number of people or things gathered together |
| 335 | grow | /groʊ/ | verb | to develop and become bigger or taller over time |
| 678 | growth | /groʊθ/ | noun | act of growing |
| 1568 | guarantee | /gæ•rən•tiː/ | verb | to make a formal promise that something will happen or be done. |
| 1675 | guard | /gɑɚd/ | verb | to keep watch over something to protect it e.g., a bank |
| 900 | guess | /gɛs/ | verb | to give an answer without knowing if it is correct |
| 1428 | guest | /gɛst/ | noun | person invited to visit or stay in someone's home |
| 1144 | guide | /gaɪd/ | verb | to lead people visiting a new or unknown place |
| 2652 | guideline | /gaɪd•laɪn/ | noun | rule, instruction, or principle |
| 2127 | guilty | /gɪl•tɪ/ | adj | having done something bad or illegal |
| 2586 | guitar | /gɪ•tɑɚ/ | noun | stringed musical instrument played with the fingers |
| 1440 | gun | /gʌn/ | noun | a weapon that shoots small metal objects down a metal tube |
| 701 | guy | /gaɪ/ | noun | informal man; boy; any person |
| 1826 | habit | /hæbɪt/ | noun | the usual way of behaving; something often repeated |
| 912 | hair | /hɛɚ/ | noun | long thin strands on your head or body |
| 365 | half | /hɑɚf/ | noun | the part you get when one is divided into two; ½ |
| 1478 | hall | /hoɚl/ | noun | a usually long, narrow room in a building that leads to other rooms |
| 198 | hand | /hænd/ | noun | body part at the end of a person's arm |
| 1039 | handle | /hæn•dl/ | verb | to have the ability to cope with or take responsibility for |
| 1083 | hang | /hæŋ/ | verb | to attach a picture, photograph, etc., onto a wall |
| 236 | happen | /hæ•pən/ | verb | to take place or occur |
| 2694 | happiness | /hæpɪnəs/ | noun | state of feeling pleased; feeling of satisfaction |
| 513 | happy | /hæ•pɪ/ | adj | feeling pleasure or joy; glad |
| 2701 | harbor | /hɑɚ•bɚ/ | noun | area of water protected by land and used by ships |
| 298 | hard | /hɑɚd/ | adj | difficult to bend, break or cut; solid |
| 1338 | hardly | /hɑɚdlɪ/ | adv | clearly or undoubtedly not; very little |
| 2234 | harm | /hɑɚm/ | verb | to hurt, damage, or cause problems |
| 1748 | hat | /hæt/ | noun | something people wear to cover their heads for fashion or protection |
| 1378 | hate | /hɛɪt/ | verb | to have a very strong feeling of dislike for |
| 8 | have | /hæv/ | aux | to own, possess, or hold something |
| 11 | he | /hiː/ | pron | object form of a male person you are talking about |
| 259 | head | /hɛd/ | noun | top part of your body with eyes and a mouth |
| 475 | health | /hɛlθ/ | noun | being in a good condition; being well |
| 1360 | healthy | /hɛl•θɪ/ | adj | in good condition physically (or financially); not ill or bad |
| 178 | hear | /hiːɚ/ | verb | to be aware of sound; to perceive with the ear |
| 622 | heart | /hɑɚt/ | noun | part of the body that pumps blood |
| 1139 | heat | /hiːt/ | verb | to make hot or hotter |
| 2117 | heavily | /hɛvɪlɪ/ | adv | a lot or to a great degree |
| 1050 | heavy | /hɛ•vɪ/ | adj | having a lot of weight |
| 2148 | height | /haɪt/ | noun | distance of something from the bottom to the top |
| 1741 | hell | /hɛl/ | noun | any place of pain and suffering |
| 2796 | hello | /hɛ•loʊ/ | intj | what you say when you meet someone |
| 133 | help | /hɛlp/ | verb | to act to enable a person to do something; assist |
| 1711 | helpful | /hɛlp•fəl/ | adj | doing things that help someone |
| 2092 | hence | /hɛns/ | adv | from now, later than the present time |
| 98 | here | /hiːɚ/ | adv | in, at, or to this position or place |
| 2106 | hero | /hiːɚ•roʊ/ | noun | person of great courage and strength who saves others |
| 994 | herself | /hɚ•sɛlf/ | pron | female person that did the original action |
| 2628 | hesitate | /hɛ•zɪ•tɛɪt/ | verb | to stop before doing something because you are unsure what to do |
| 1824 | hi | /haɪ/ | intj | what you say when you meet someone; hello |
| 1245 | hide | /haɪd/ | verb | to put a thing where it can't be found; go where you won't be found |
| 148 | high | /haɪ/ | adj | rising upward a great distance |
| 1902 | highlight | /haɪ•laɪt/ | noun | the best or most interesting part of something |
| 1072 | highly | /haɪ•lɪ/ | adv | more than usual; to a great degree |
| 1668 | hill | /hɪl/ | noun | an area of land that is higher than the land around it but smaller than a mountain |
| 458 | himself | /hɪm•sɛlf/ | pron | the same (male) person who did the action |
| 2686 | hint | /hɪnt/ | noun | information that helps you understand or do something more easily |
| 1512 | hire | /haɪ•ə/ | verb | to employ a person to do a particular job |
| 2358 | historian | /hɪs•toɚ•riːɚn/ | noun | someone who studies or writes about the course of history |
| 2493 | historic | /hɪs•tɑ•rɪk/ | adj | belonging to the past; of what is important or famous in the past |
| 1403 | historical | /hɪs•tɑ•rɪ•kəl/ | adj | of or related to events or people in the past |
| 385 | history | /hɪs•tə•rɪ/ | noun | study of past event |
| 695 | hit | /hɪt/ | verb | to fight, attack or damage something or someone |
| 222 | hold | /hoʊld/ | verb | to use hands or arms to carry or keep something |
| 2790 | holder | /hoʊl•də/ | noun | person who owns or has received something |
| 1513 | hole | /hoʊl/ | noun | opening into or through something |
| 742 | holiday | /hɑ•lə•dɪ/ | noun | day when people don't go to work or school |
| 161 | home | /hoʊm/ | noun | place where a person or a family lives |
| 2033 | honest | /ɑ•nɪst/ | adj | good; always telling the truth and not stealing |
| 1623 | honor | /ɑː•nɚ/ | noun | respect given to someone who is admired |
| 2687 | hook | /hʊk/ | noun | curved or bent tool |
| 250 | hope | /hoʊp/ | noun | when you wish something would happen; what you wish |
| 2612 | hopefully | /hoʊpfəlɪ/ | adv | in a manner wishing something to happen |
| 2706 | horrible | /hɑ•rə•bl/ | adj | very unpleasant |
| 1137 | horse | /hoɚs/ | noun | large animal with 4 legs used for riding |
| 782 | hospital | /hɑs•pɪ•tl/ | noun | building for sick people, with doctors and nurses |
| 1325 | host | /hoʊst/ | noun | person who entertains guests |
| 884 | hot | /hɑt/ | adj | having a high temperature |
| 759 | hotel | /hoʊ•tɛl/ | noun | place where people can stay when traveling |
| 247 | hour | /aʊ•ə/ | noun | 60 minutes; one of 24 equal units of time in a day |
| 165 | house | /haʊz/ | noun | building in which a family, person lives |
| 1744 | household | /haʊs•hoʊld/ | noun | all the people who live in a house; a family |
| 93 | how | /haʊ/ | adv | in what way something happens or is done |
| 203 | however | /haʊ•ɛ•və/ | conj | used when you add information that is different from a previous statement |
| 861 | huge | /hjudʒ/ | adj | very very large |
| 428 | human | /hju•mən/ | noun | a person; a man, woman or child |
| 2570 | humor | /hjuː•mɚ/ | noun | quality of being funny |
| 2797 | hunger | /hʌŋ•gə/ | noun | feeling of needing to eat food |
| 1996 | hunt | /hʌnt/ | verb | to search for wild animals to kill for food or sport |
| 2680 | hurry | /hʌ•rɪ/ | verb | to move quickly |
| 1419 | hurt | /hɚt/ | verb | to cause pain, damage, or injury |
| 801 | husband | /hʌz•bənd/ | noun | married man |
| 2771 | hypothesis | /haɪ•pɑ•θɪ•sɪs/ | noun | idea that leads to further study or discussion |
| 20 | I | /aɪ/ | pron | the person who is speaking or writing |
| 1552 | ice | /aɪs/ | noun | frozen water |
| 251 | idea | /aɪ•diːɚ/ | noun | belief, thought, suggestion, opinion, or plan |
| 1672 | ideal | /aɪ•diːɚl/ | adj | perfect; most suitable; best possible |
| 805 | identify | /aɪ•dɛn•tɪ•faɪ/ | verb | to indicate who or what someone or something is |
| 1585 | identity | /aɪ•dɛn•tɪ•tɪ/ | noun | who someone is; the collection of qualities that makes a person |
| 34 | if | /ɪf/ | conj | introducing a condition for something to happen |
| 1444 | ignore | /ɪg•noɚ/ | verb | to not listen to, look at, or pay attention to |
| 1727 | ill | /ɪl/ | adj | not well; sick |
| 2351 | illegal | /ɪ•liː•gəl/ | adj | not allowed by the laws or rules |
| 1936 | illness | /ɪl•nəs/ | noun | unhealthy condition of the mind or body |
| 1815 | illustrate | /ɪ•ləs•trɛɪt/ | verb | to explain with examples, to make it easier to understand |
| 2433 | illustration | /ɪ•ləs•trɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | picture that helps explain something |
| 704 | image | /ɪ•mɪdʒ/ | noun | picture, sculpture, or painting of something |
| 2500 | imagination | /ɪ•mæ•dʒɪ•nɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | the ability to think of new ideas or things that are not real |
| 923 | imagine | /ɪ•mæ•dʒɪn/ | verb | to think creatively about; form a mental picture of |
| 1804 | immediate | /ɪ•miː•djət/ | adj | done without delay; straight away |
| 986 | immediately | /ɪ'miːdiːɚtlɪ/ | adv | without any delay; straight away; right (after or before) |
| 2639 | immigrant | /ɪ•mɪ•grənt/ | noun | person moving to another country to live there |
| 1738 | implement | /ɪm•plɪ•mɛnt/ | verb | to start and carry out a plan or government policy; (n) tool |
| 2645 | implementation | /ɪm•plɪ•mɛn•tɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | making a law, system, or plan start to happen or be used |
| 1869 | implication | /ɪm•plɪ•kɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | possible effects or results from an action or event |
| 1816 | imply | /ɪm•plaɪ/ | verb | to suggest something, without saying it directly |
| 1611 | import | /ɪm•poɚt/ | verb | to bring items or goods from one country into another |
| 1142 | importance | /ɪm•poɚ•təns/ | noun | being important; having a big effect on |
| 190 | important | /ɪm•poɚ•tənt/ | adj | having a big effect on (person, the future) |
| 1721 | impose | /ɪm•poʊz/ | verb | to make someone to do, believe, or accept something |
| 1348 | impossible | /ɪm•pɑ•sə•bl/ | adj | very unlikely to happen or exist |
| 2241 | impress | /ɪm•prɛs/ | verb | to make someone admire or respect another person or thing |
| 1715 | impression | /ɪm•prɛ•ʃən/ | noun | effect or feeling resulting from an experience |
| 2419 | impressive | /ɪm•prɛ•sɪv/ | adj | something makes someone admire or respect |
| 508 | improve | /ɪm•pruv/ | verb | to make, or become, something better |
| 1224 | improvement | /ɪm•pruv•mənt/ | noun | addition or change that makes something better |
| 7 | in | /ɪn/ | prep | being inside something |
| 2383 | incentive | /ɪn•sɛn•tɪv/ | noun | something that encourages a person to work hard |
| 2046 | inch | /ɪntʃ/ | noun | a measure of length; 1/12 of a foot (2.54 centimeters) |
| 1805 | incident | /ɪn•sɪ•dənt/ | noun | something that happens, especially if it is bad or unusual |
| 163 | include | /ɪn•klud/ | verb | to make someone/something part of a group |
| 919 | income | /ɪn•kəm/ | noun | earned money from work, investments, or business |
| 2132 | incorporate | /ɪn•koɚ•pə•rɛɪt/ | verb | to include or involve as part of something else |
| 230 | increase | /ɪn•kriːs/ | verb | to make or become something larger in size or amount |
| 1610 | increasingly | /ɪn•kriːs•ɪŋ•lɪ/ | adv | more and more; in greater degree or amount |
| 697 | indeed | /ɪn•diːd/ | adv | actually; in fact; in reality |
| 2231 | independence | /ɪn•dɪ•pɛn•dəns/ | noun | having the freedom to make your own decisions |
| 1004 | independent | /ɪn•dɪ•pɛn•dənt/ | adj | making your own decisions; not controlled by others |
| 1707 | index | /ɪn•dɛks/ | noun | a written or printed list of topics or words in a particular order |
| 818 | indicate | /ɪn•dɪ•kɛɪt/ | verb | to show something, direct attention to, or point out |
| 2572 | indication | /ɪn•dɪ•kɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | something that signals that something else exists or will happen |
| 409 | individual | /ɪn•dɪ•vɪ•djʊəl/ | noun | single person, looked at separately from others |
| 1492 | industrial | /ɪn•dʌs•triːɚl/ | adj | concerning the people and businesses that make certain products |
| 530 | industry | /ɪn•dəs•trɪ/ | noun | factories or businesses that make certain products |
| 2328 | infant | /ɪn•fənt/ | noun | child in the beginning stage of life; a baby |
| 2250 | infection | /ɪn•fɛk•ʃən/ | noun | act or state of becoming infected with a disease |
| 2492 | inflation | /ɪn•flɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | continual rise in the prices of products |
| 680 | influence | /ɪn•flʊəns/ | verb | to affect what happens; change something (indirectly) |
| 1068 | inform | /ɪn•foɚm/ | verb | to give information or facts about something |
| 213 | information | /ɪn•fə•mɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | collection of facts and details about something |
| 1280 | initial | /ɪ•nɪ•ʃəl/ | adj | existing or occurring at the beginning |
| 2144 | initially | /ɪ'nɪʃəlɪ/ | adv | at the beginning |
| 1843 | initiative | /ɪ•nɪ•ʃiːɚ•tɪv/ | noun | ability to decide or act upon things yourself without depending on someone else |
| 2494 | injure | /ɪn•dʒə/ | verb | do physical harm or damage |
| 1799 | injury | /ɪn•dʒə•rɪ/ | noun | physical or emotional harm or damage that a person experiences |
| 2233 | inner | /ɪ•nə/ | adj | concerning the inside part of something |
| 2711 | innocent | /ɪ•nə•snt/ | adj | not having done anything wrong or bad |
| 2178 | innovation | /ɪ•noʊ•vɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | new invention or idea that is created |
| 2077 | input | /ɪn•pʊt/ | verb | to put in information, advice, or opinions |
| 2562 | inquiry | /ɪn•kwaɪ•ə•rɪ/ | noun | request for information |
| 660 | inside | /ɪn•saɪd/ | adj | being in something |
| 2503 | insight | /ɪn•saɪt/ | noun | a clear idea about how something works |
| 1549 | insist | /ɪn•sɪst/ | verb | to state your opinion strongly and firmly; to demand that something must happen |
| 2090 | inspire | /ɪn•spaɪ•ə/ | verb | to make someone have the desire to do something |
| 1922 | install | /ɪn•stoɚl/ | verb | to set up a piece of equipment so that it is ready to use |
| 863 | instance | /ɪn•stəns/ | noun | an example of something; case |
| 553 | instead | /ɪn•stɛd/ | adv | when one thing is replaced by another |
| 1135 | institution | /ɪn•stɪ•tju•ʃən/ | noun | organization created for a particular cause or purpose |
| 2742 | institutional | /ɪn•stɪ•tju•ʃə•nL/ | adj | concerning a large organization such as a hospital or university |
| 1670 | instruction | /ɪn•strʌk•ʃən/ | noun | information about how to do or use something |
| 1594 | instrument | /ɪn•strʊ•mənt/ | noun | a piece of equipment used for a particular purpose such as making music or measuring something |
| 1312 | insurance | /ɪn•ʃʊə•rəns/ | noun | payments to cover potential loss/damage/injury/death |
| 2798 | insure | /ɪn•ʃʊə/ | verb | to buy protection against possible loss or injury |
| 1953 | integrate | /ɪn•tɪ•grɛɪt/ | verb | to combine together; make into one thing |
| 1979 | intellectual | /ɪn•tɪ•lɛk•tjʊəl/ | noun | of or relating to the ability to think in a logical way and understand complicated ideas and subjects |
| 1671 | intelligence | /ɪn•tɛ•lɪ•dʒəns/ | noun | ability to learn, think about, and understand things |
| 1112 | intend | /ɪn•tɛnd/ | verb | to plan or want to do something |
| 2561 | intense | /ɪn•tɛns/ | adj | very strong, great, or extreme in degree |
| 1762 | intention | /ɪn•tɛn•ʃən/ | noun | plan, aim, or purpose |
| 1875 | interaction | /ɪn•tər•æk•ʃən/ | noun | process of two or more people or things affecting each other |
| 142 | interest | /ɪn•trɪst/ | verb | to make someone want to know about something |
| 2633 | interior | /ɪn•tiːɚ•riːɚ/ | adj | inside part of something |
| 1515 | internal | /ɪn•tɚ•nL/ | adj | within or inside |
| 662 | international | /ɪn•tɚ•næ•ʃə•nL/ | adj | done or relating to several countries, not just your own |
| 2230 | interpret | /ɪn•tɚ•prɪt/ | verb | to repeat what was said in another language |
| 1987 | interpretation | /ɪn•tɚ•prɪ•tɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | an explanation or opinion of the meaning of something |
| 2240 | intervention | /ɪn•tɚ•vɛn•ʃən/ | noun | involvement in a situation to prevent future problems |
| 784 | interview | /ɪn•tə•vju/ | verb | to formally ask questions about a given topic |
| 73 | into | /ɪn•tʊ/ | prep | going inside something |
| 772 | introduce | /ɪn•trə•djus/ | verb | to make someone known to another by name |
| 1201 | introduction | /ɪn•trə•dʌk•ʃən/ | noun | making someone known to another by name |
| 2624 | invent | /ɪn•vɛnt/ | verb | to create something useful for the first time |
| 1364 | invest | /ɪn•vɛst/ | verb | to use resources to build for the future |
| 1531 | investigate | /ɪn•vɛs•tɪ•gɛɪt/ | verb | to try to find out facts; to carry out research |
| 1316 | investigation | /ɪn•vɛs•tɪ•gɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | search for information about something |
| 821 | investment | /ɪn•vɛs•tmənt/ | noun | something purchased hoping its value will increase |
| 1595 | investor | /ɪn•vɛs•tə/ | noun | a person who gives money to help a business grow for a profit |
| 2192 | invitation | /ɪn•vɪ•tɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | when someone asks you to do something or go somewhere |
| 1026 | invite | /ɪn•vaɪt/ | verb | to ask someone to go somewhere or do something |
| 379 | involve | /ɪn•vɑlv/ | verb | to have or be included as a part of something |
| 2304 | involvement | /ɪn'vɑlvmənt/ | noun | act or process of joining in a particular activity |
| 2257 | iron | /aɪ•ən/ | noun | the hard metal used to make steel (symbol Fe) |
| 1212 | island | /aɪ•lənd/ | noun | area of land that is surrounded by water |
| 2078 | isolate | /aɪ•sə•lɛɪt/ | verb | to keep in a place or situation apart from others |
| 218 | issue | /ɪ•sju/ | noun | important topic discussed, debated, or argued over |
| 9 | it | /ɪt/ | pron | a thing that has been previously mentioned |
| 747 | item | /aɪ•tɛm/ | noun | distinct, individual thing, often part of a group |
| 538 | itself | /ɪt•sɛlf/ | pron | referring to it |
| 2251 | jacket | /dʒæ•kɪt/ | noun | a light, thin coat |
| 2577 | jail | /dʒɛɪl/ | noun | place to hold criminals being punished for a crime |
| 231 | job | /dʒɑb/ | noun | regular work of earning money |
| 469 | join | /dʒoɪn/ | verb | to bring something close to another, to become one |
| 1680 | joint | /dʒoɪnt/ | noun | 1. (n.) place where two things meet; 2. (adj.) done together |
| 1717 | joke | /dʒoʊk/ | verb | to say or do things that are meant to be funny |
| 2427 | journal | /dʒɚ•nL/ | noun | a written record of subjects or events |
| 1937 | journalist | /dʒɚ•nə•lɪst/ | noun | a person who writes news reports for newspapers, magazines, television, or radio |
| 1619 | journey | /dʒɚ•nɪ/ | noun | traveling from one place to another; trip |
| 2508 | joy | /dʒoɪ/ | noun | feeling of great happiness and pleasure |
| 993 | judge | /dʒʌdʒ/ | verb | to form an opinion after careful consideration |
| 1571 | judgment | /dʒʌdʒ•mənt/ | noun | opinion that is made after careful consideration |
| 1322 | jump | /dʒʌmp/ | verb | to push your body into the air with your legs |
| 2602 | jury | /dʒʊə•rɪ/ | noun | group of people who listen to information about something and make a decision |
| 64 | just | /dʒʌst/ | adv | only; a short time ago |
| 1694 | justice | /dʒʌs•tɪs/ | noun | quality of being fair, equal, or just |
| 2120 | justify | /dʒʌs•tɪ•faɪ/ | verb | to give reasons why you did something or why it is right |
| 2362 | keen | /kiːn/ | adj | being eager or excited for something to happen |
| 177 | keep | /kiːp/ | verb | to have and continue to hold something |
| 659 | key | /kiː/ | noun | something you use to open a lock or start a car |
| 1728 | kick | /kɪk/ | verb | to hit someone or something using your foot |
| 529 | kid | /kɪd/ | noun | informal child or young person |
| 533 | kill | /kɪl/ | verb | to end the life of a person or other living thing |
| 176 | kind | /kaɪnd/ | noun | one type of thing |
| 1874 | king | /kɪŋ/ | noun | the male ruler of a country that has a royal family |
| 1678 | kiss | /kɪs/ | verb | to put your lips against another's to show love |
| 1305 | kitchen | /kɪ•tʃɪn/ | noun | place where food is cooked |
| 2219 | knee | /niː/ | noun | the middle part of your leg that bends |
| 2654 | knife | /naɪf/ | noun | long piece of metal you use for cutting things |
| 1812 | knock | /nɑk/ | verb | to hit something to get people's attention |
| 41 | know | /noʊ/ | verb | to have knowledge of things in your mind |
| 619 | knowledge | /nɑ•lɪdʒ/ | noun | information, understanding, or skill |
| 1526 | label | /lɛɪ•bl/ | noun | a piece of paper or cloth that is attached to something and gives information about it |
| 1158 | labor | /leɪ•bɚ/ | verb | to work hard (often physically) for many hours |
| 2440 | laboratory | /lə•bɑ•rə•tə•rɪ/ | noun | a place for doing research and experiments |
| 729 | lack | /læk/ | verb | to not have, or not have enough, of something |
| 1259 | lady | /lɛɪ•dɪ/ | noun | another way of saying 'woman' |
| 1820 | lake | /lɛɪk/ | noun | a large area of water surrounded by land |
| 497 | land | /lænd/ | noun | the earth; the ground |
| 1990 | landscape | /læn•skɛɪp/ | noun | a large area of countryside or land that has a particular quality or appearance |
| 360 | language | /læŋ•gwɪdʒ/ | noun | words or signs used to communicate messages |
| 210 | large | /lɑɚdʒ/ | adj | big; of great size; broad, tall, wide, long, or fat |
| 1562 | largely | /lɑɚdʒlɪ/ | adv | in large part; mainly or chiefly |
| 101 | last | /lɑɚst/ | noun | the one before |
| 147 | late | /lɛɪt/ | adj | happening near the end of a given time |
| 1702 | latter | /læ•tə/ | adj | the second or last mentioned thing |
| 620 | laugh | /lɑɚf/ | verb | to make a happy sound when something is funny |
| 2009 | laughter | /lɑɚf•tə/ | noun | action or sound of laughing |
| 1129 | launch | /loɚntʃ/ | verb | to put a rocket into the air; put a ship into the water |
| 421 | law | /loɚ/ | noun | system or rules made by the government |
| 1487 | lawyer | /loɚ•jə/ | noun | a professional who is paid to help people with the law |
| 1103 | lay | /lɛɪ/ | verb | to put or set something down in a flat position |
| 2022 | layer | /lɛɪə/ | noun | an amount of something that is spread over a surface |
| 2795 | lazy | /lɛɪ•zɪ/ | adj | not liking to work or make an effort |
| 241 | lead | /liːd/ | verb | to show the way or guide others |
| 596 | leader | /liː•də/ | noun | person who is in charge of a group or task |
| 1504 | leadership | /liː•də•ʃɪp/ | noun | quality of being able to guide or influence others |
| 2384 | league | /liːg/ | noun | association of sports teams that organizes matches for its members |
| 1972 | lean | /liːn/ | verb | to bend or move someone's body in a particular direction; (adj) very little fat |
| 2727 | leap | /liːp/ | verb | to move forwards often in big steps |
| 261 | learn | /lɚn/ | verb | to get knowledge or skills by study or experience |
| 281 | least | /liːst/ | adv | in the smallest or lowest way |
| 2730 | leather | /lɛ•ðə/ | noun | a material made from the skin of an animal |
| 126 | leave | /liːv/ | verb | to go away from; depart |
| 2376 | lecture | /lɛk•tʃə/ | noun | talk or speech about a particular subject |
| 1218 | left | /lɛft/ | noun | side of your body your heart is on |
| 1095 | leg | /lɛg/ | noun | part of the body from the thigh down |
| 977 | legal | /liː•gəl/ | adj | concerning the law; allowed by law |
| 1733 | legislation | /lɛ•dʒɪs•lɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | act or process of writing and passing laws |
| 2303 | lend | /lɛnd/ | verb | to give to someone for a while before it is returned |
| 1315 | length | /lɛŋθ/ | noun | measurement of distance or of time |
| 253 | less | /lɛs/ | adj | smaller in amount or degree |
| 1232 | lesson | /lɛ•sn/ | noun | a time or event where teaching and learning occur; class |
| 174 | let | /lɛt/ | verb | to not stop someone from doing something |
| 358 | letter | /lɛ•tə/ | noun | message you put in an envelope and send by post |
| 262 | level | /lɛ•vl/ | verb | to make things flat or even |
| 2642 | liability | /laɪ•ə•bɪ•lɪ•tɪ/ | noun | something that is owed to someone else (e.g., a debt) |
| 1819 | liberal | /lɪ•bə•rəl/ | adj | open to new ideas; believing government should actively support social needs |
| 1160 | library | /laɪ•brə•rɪ/ | noun | place where books and other media are kept |
| 1581 | license | /laɪ•səns/ | noun | official document which allows a person to do or have something |
| 582 | lie | /laɪ/ | verb | to say something that you know is not true |
| 111 | life | /laɪf/ | noun | all the living things (e.g., animals, plants, humans) |
| 1165 | lift | /lɪft/ | verb | to move something to higher position |
| 349 | light | /laɪt/ | adj | not heavy; weighing only a little |
| 45 | like | /laɪk/ | verb | to find something pleasing; to prefer something |
| 535 | likely | /laɪk•lɪ/ | adj | referring to the chance that something will actually happen |
| 572 | limit | /lɪ•mɪt/ | noun | point beyond which it is not possible to go |
| 2571 | limitation | /lɪ•mɪ•tɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | act of controlling or reducing the size of something |
| 274 | line | /laɪn/ | noun | mark that is long, straight, and very thin |
| 770 | link | /lɪŋk/ | verb | to join or connect together |
| 2297 | lip | /lɪp/ | noun | top and bottom part of the outside of a person's mouth |
| 2689 | liquid | /lɪ•kwɪd/ | noun | basic state of things that is similar to water; not solid or gas |
| 523 | list | /lɪst/ | noun | series of written names, words or numbers |
| 573 | listen | /lɪ•sn/ | verb | to use your ears to hear and understand things |
| 2781 | listener | /lɪ•sŋ•ə/ | noun | someone who pays attention to what is said |
| 2486 | literally | /lɪtərəlɪ/ | adv | in a way that expresses the exact meaning of something |
| 2468 | literary | /lɪ•tə•rə•rɪ/ | adj | concerned with written works |
| 1517 | literature | /lɪ•tə•rɪ•tʃə/ | noun | writings that are valued as works of art, esp. fiction, drama and poetry |
| 132 | little | /lɪ•tl/ | adj | not great in size, amount, or degree; small |
| 153 | live | /lɪv/ | verb | to be alive |
| 1453 | load | /loʊd/ | noun | large, often heavy, amount of something to be moved |
| 1574 | loan | /loʊn/ | noun | something (usually money) that is given to someone for a period of time with a promise that it will be returned |
| 300 | local | /loʊ•kəl/ | adj | relating or restricted to a particular area, city, or town |
| 1448 | locate | /loʊ•kɛɪt/ | verb | to find a certain place, position, or location of something |
| 1363 | location | /loʊ•kɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | particular position or area |
| 1602 | lock | /lɑk/ | verb | to close something with a device so others can't open it |
| 2224 | log | /lɑg/ | noun | a piece of a tree that has been cut |
| 2681 | logic | /lɑ•dʒɪk/ | noun | a way of thinking by using facts and reasoning |
| 115 | long | /lɑŋ/ | adj | large distance from one end to the other |
| 75 | look | /lʊk/ | verb | to turn your eyes in a particular direction |
| 2183 | loose | /lus/ | adj | not tightly attached or held |
| 305 | lose | /luz/ | verb | to be unable to find something you once had |
| 806 | loss | /lɑs/ | noun | experience or state of failing to have or keep |
| 123 | lot | /lɑt/ | noun | a group of people or things considered together |
| 2247 | loud | /laʊd/ | adj | making a lot of noise |
| 229 | love | /lʌv/ | verb | to care for and like someone very strong and deeply |
| 1598 | lovely | /lʌv•lɪ/ | adj | attractive or beautiful |
| 2708 | lover | /lʌ•və/ | noun | a person who likes someone or something very strongly |
| 283 | low | /loʊ/ | adj | not high; being near the ground, or bottom |
| 1932 | luck | /lʌk/ | noun | accidental way things happen, often good things |
| 1864 | lucky | /lʌ•kɪ/ | adj | fortunate; having good things happen to you |
| 1332 | lunch | /lʌntʃ/ | noun | light meal eaten in the middle of the day |
| 2657 | luxury | /lʌk•ʃə•rɪ/ | noun | something expensive or costly that is not needed which is bought for pleasure |
| 745 | machine | /mə•ʃiːn/ | noun | piece of equipment used to do work |
| 2415 | mad | /mæd/ | adj | very angry, very strong feelings, crazy |
| 983 | magazine | /mæ•gə•ziːn/ | noun | weekly or monthly publication with pictures and stories |
| 2589 | magic | /mæ•dʒɪk/ | noun | a special power that allows impossible things to happen |
| 1641 | mail | /mɛɪl/ | noun | a letter, package, or email |
| 453 | main | /mɛɪn/ | adj | most important; most often used |
| 1436 | mainly | /mɛɪnlɪ/ | adv | mostly; usually; being the largest part |
| 942 | maintain | /mɛn•tɛɪn/ | verb | to keep, exist or continue without changing |
| 2545 | maintenance | /mɛɪn•tɪ•nəns/ | noun | keeping (a machine) working by checking and fixing it |
| 438 | major | /mɛɪ•dʒə/ | adj | important, serious, or large in scope |
| 1007 | majority | /mə•dʒɑ•rɪ•tɪ/ | noun | amount that is more than half of a group |
| 48 | make | /mɛɪk/ | verb | to create something by putting things together |
| 2616 | maker | /mɛɪ•kə/ | noun | person, company, or object that creates things |
| 913 | male | /mɛɪl/ | adj | characteristic of boys or men |
| 112 | man | /mæn/ | noun | an adult male human being |
| 625 | manage | /mæ•nɪdʒ/ | verb | to run or operate a business by directing others |
| 692 | management | /mæ•nɪdʒ•mənt/ | noun | people who are in control of a business or group |
| 661 | manager | /mæ•nɪ•dʒə/ | noun | person who controls and runs a business or group |
| 1439 | manner | /mæ•nə/ | noun | that way that something happens or is done |
| 1390 | manufacture | /mæ•njʊ•fæk•tʃə/ | verb | to produce large numbers of products in a factory |
| 1894 | manufacturer | /mæ•njʊ•fæk•tʃə•rə/ | noun | a person or company that makes a product |
| 99 | many | /mɛ•nɪ/ | adj | used to refer to a large number of things |
| 1210 | map | /mæp/ | noun | picture showing the geography of an area |
| 2451 | march | /mɑɚtʃ/ | verb | to walk with regular steps as a group |
| 2391 | margin | /mɑɚ•dʒɪn/ | noun | the empty space at the top, bottom, and sides of a written or printed page |
| 743 | mark | /mɑɚk/ | verb | to make or leave a visible sign on something; a writing symbol |
| 219 | market | /mɑɚ•kɪt/ | noun | public event where people sell goods on tables |
| 1246 | marriage | /mæ•rɪdʒ/ | noun | formal relationship between a husband and a wife |
| 775 | marry | /mæ•rɪ/ | verb | to become the husband or wife of someone |
| 1234 | mass | /mæs/ | noun | a large amount of something, often of no particular shape |
| 1921 | massive | /mæ•sɪv/ | adj | very big; very large and heavy |
| 1554 | master | /mɑɚs•tə/ | adj | 1. someone who has control over others; 2. someone who is very skilled at doing something |
| 849 | match | /mætʃ/ | noun | a sports competition between two people or teams |
| 2286 | mate | /mɛɪt/ | noun | someone who you work, live, or go to school with |
| 571 | material | /mə•tiːɚ•riːɚl/ | noun | substance from which a thing is made of |
| 1925 | mathematics | /mæ•θɪ•mæ•tɪks/ | noun | study or science of numbers and shapes |
| 340 | matter | /mæ•tə/ | noun | problem or reason for concern |
| 2267 | mature | /mə•tjʊə/ | adj | being an adult, being fully developed physically |
| 1839 | maximum | /mæk•sɪ•məm/ | noun | largest or greatest |
| 97 | may | /mɛɪ/ | aux | used to talk about what is possible |
| 464 | maybe | /mɛɪ•biː/ | adv | possibly but not certainly; perhaps |
| 2775 | mayor | /mɛɚ2/ | noun | head of a city's government |
| 1248 | meal | /miːl/ | noun | food for eating at a particular time (e.g., dinner) |
| 95 | mean | /miːn/ | verb | to have a particular meaning or value |
| 1751 | meanwhile | /miːn•waɪl/ | adv | at or during the same time; in the meantime |
| 532 | measure | /mɛ•ʒə/ | verb | to calculate size, weight or temperature of |
| 2429 | measurement | /mɛ•ʒə•mənt/ | noun | the finding of the size or amount of something or someone |
| 1867 | meat | /miːt/ | noun | the muscles and soft parts of animals or birds that is eaten as food |
| 1860 | mechanism | /mɛ•kə•nɪ•zəm/ | noun | a part or a set of parts of a machine that has a particular function |
| 1031 | medical | /mɛ•dɪ•kəl/ | adj | of or relating to physical health or medicine |
| 1759 | medicine | /mɛd•sɪn/ | noun | liquid or pills used to treat illness or pain; the study of treating illness or pain |
| 689 | medium | /miː•djəm/ | noun | middle size, something between other things |
| 135 | meet | /miːt/ | verb | to come together at a certain time or place |
| 266 | member | /mɛm•bə/ | noun | person or thing belonging to a group or team |
| 2259 | membership | /mɛm•bə•ʃɪp/ | noun | all the people who belong to a club or group |
| 938 | memory | /mɛ•mə•rɪ/ | noun | something that has been remembered |
| 1647 | mental | /mɛn•tl/ | adj | concerning the mind |
| 564 | mention | /mɛn•ʃən/ | verb | to refer to or talk or write about something |
| 2594 | menu | /mɛ•nju/ | noun | list of dishes available at a restaurant |
| 2579 | mere | /miːɚ2/ | adj | small and unimportant |
| 1796 | merely | /miːɚlɪ/ | adv | only, simply, or nothing more than |
| 2380 | mess | /mɛs/ | noun | dirty or untidy area |
| 862 | message | /mɛ•sɪdʒ/ | noun | piece of information that is told/given to someone |
| 1832 | metal | /mɛ•tl/ | noun | a type of hardy material that is usually hard and shiny that can be used to make things, such as iron, gold, or steel |
| 2110 | meter | /miː•tə/ | noun | unit of length equal to 100 cm or about 39 inches |
| 755 | method | /mɛ•θəd/ | noun | organized and planned way of doing something |
| 835 | middle | /mɪ•dl/ | noun | place that is halfway between two things |
| 159 | might | /maɪt/ | aux | used to express that something could happen |
| 777 | mile | /maɪl/ | noun | unit of distance; 1.6 kilometers |
| 758 | military | /mɪ•lɪ•tə•rɪ/ | noun | concerning soldiers or the armed forces |
| 1787 | milk | /mɪlk/ | noun | the white liquid produced by females to feed their babies |
| 341 | mind | /maɪnd/ | noun | part of humans that allows us to think or feel |
| 936 | mine | /maɪn/ | pron | that thing that belongs to me |
| 1767 | minimum | /mɪ•nɪ•məm/ | noun | lowest number or amount that is possible |
| 1435 | minister | /mɪ•nɪs•tə/ | noun | an official who heads a government department |
| 1995 | minor | /maɪ•nə/ | adj | not so large in size, not important or valuable |
| 1985 | minority | /maɪ•nɑ•rɪ•tɪ/ | noun | a part of a group that is less than half of the whole; a small part |
| 366 | minute | /maɪ•njut/ | noun | unit of time equal to 60 seconds |
| 2203 | mirror | /mɪ•rə/ | noun | a thing with a glass surface used to look at yourself |
| 645 | miss | /mɪs/ | verb | to be too late to ride on something (e.g., train or bus) |
| 1689 | mission | /mɪ•ʃən/ | noun | a special task or job that is given to a person or group |
| 1150 | mistake | /mɪs•tɛɪk/ | noun | something done wrong, calculated wrong.; error |
| 1027 | mix | /mɪks/ | verb | to combine two or more things to make one |
| 2517 | mixture | /mɪk•stʃə/ | noun | something made by combining two or more things |
| 1736 | mobile | /moʊ•baɪl/ | adj | able to move from one place to another |
| 2202 | mode | /moʊd/ | noun | way of acting or doing something |
| 485 | model | /mɑ•dl/ | adj | to make a small scale copy of a full original |
| 2346 | moderate | /mɑ•də•rɛɪt/ | adj | average in size or amount |
| 808 | modern | /mɑ•dən/ | adj | of the present time; up to date; contemporary |
| 2482 | modify | /mɑ•dɪ•faɪ/ | verb | to make small changes to something |
| 2785 | module | /mɑdjul/ | noun | part or unit with a specific job |
| 2129 | mom | /mɑːm/ | noun | mother |
| 397 | moment | /moʊ•mənt/ | noun | very short or brief period of time |
| 201 | money | /mʌ•nɪ/ | noun | coins or notes we use to pay for things |
| 1375 | monitor | /mɑ•nɪ•tə/ | noun | electronic screen on which you can see images |
| 209 | month | /mʌnθ/ | noun | one of 12 time periods that make a year, each from 28 to 31 days long |
| 2735 | monthly | /mʌn•θlɪ/ | adv | occurring twelve times a year |
| 2064 | mood | /mud/ | noun | emotion or a state of mind; how you feel |
| 2596 | moon | /mun/ | noun | round object circling the earth at night |
| 1548 | moral | /mɑ•rəl/ | adj | relating to people's belief about right or wrong behavior |
| 42 | more | /moɚ/ | adj | greater in amount, number, or size |
| 1401 | moreover | /moɚ•roʊ•və/ | adv | in addition to what has been said |
| 434 | morning | /moɚ•nɪŋ/ | noun | early part of the day before 12 noon |
| 2441 | mortgage | /moɚ•gɪdʒ/ | noun | long-term loan from a bank for buying property |
| 88 | most | /moʊst/ | pron | nearly all of something |
| 1285 | mostly | /moʊs•tlɪ/ | adv | in large part; mainly or chiefly |
| 338 | mother | /mʌ•ðə/ | noun | a female who has a child or children |
| 1846 | motion | /moʊ•ʃən/ | noun | a movement; the way something moves |
| 2439 | motivate | /moʊ•tɪ•vɛɪt/ | verb | to make someone excited about doing something |
| 2630 | motivation | /moʊ•tɪ•vɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | feeling in a person that makes him or her want to do something |
| 2408 | motor | /moʊ•tə/ | noun | a machine that uses energy to make something work or move |
| 2331 | mount | /maʊnt/ | verb | to organize and begin an action; to attach to a support |
| 1243 | mountain | /maʊn•tɪn/ | noun | very high piece of land, higher than a hill |
| 1924 | mouse | /maʊz/ | noun | a small animal that has fur and a long tail |
| 1437 | mouth | /maʊð/ | noun | part of the face used for eating and talking |
| 200 | move | /muv/ | verb | to cause something to change to a different place |
| 803 | movement | /muv•mənt/ | noun | part of a piece of music |
| 762 | movie | /mu•vɪ/ | noun | motion picture; film |
| 91 | much | /mʌtʃ/ | pron | a lot; large amount; a high degree of |
| 1730 | multiple | /mʌl•tɪ•pl/ | adj | many things or people |
| 1374 | murder | /mɚ•də/ | noun | crime of deliberately killing a person |
| 2153 | muscle | /mʌ•sl/ | noun | a body tissue that can become longer or shorter and moves the body |
| 1395 | museum | /mju'ziːɚm/ | noun | building to display art, science, or history objects |
| 392 | music | /mju•zɪk/ | noun | sounds that are sung or played to give pleasure |
| 1628 | musical | /mju•zɪ•kəl/ | noun | play or movie set to music |
| 2348 | musician | /mju•zɪ•ʃən/ | noun | a person who writes, sings, or plays music, as a job |
| 160 | must | /mʌst/ | aux | used to say that something is required or necessary |
| 2437 | mutual | /mju•tjʊəl/ | adj | shared between two or more people |
| 669 | myself | /maɪ•sɛlf/ | pron | same person as did the action mentioned |
| 2590 | mystery | /mɪs•tə•rɪ/ | noun | book, play, or film that deals with a solution of a strange crime |
| 206 | name | /nɛɪm/ | noun | what something or someone is called |
| 2621 | narrative | /næ•rə•tɪv/ | noun | the telling of a story |
| 1583 | narrow | /næ•roʊ/ | adj | long but not wide; a small distance from one side to the other compared to length |
| 767 | nation | /nɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | area or region controlled by a government and army |
| 537 | national | /næ•ʃə•nL/ | adj | concerning a nation as a whole |
| 1637 | native | /nɛɪ•tɪv/ | noun | being from or living in the place where you were born |
| 816 | natural | /næ•tʃrəl/ | adj | not made by humans; without human intervention |
| 2141 | naturally | /nætʃrəlɪ/ | adv | as someone would expect; not surprising |
| 666 | nature | /nɛɪ•tʃə/ | noun | physical world, including plants, animals, rocks |
| 427 | near | /niːɚ/ | adj | with a small distance between things |
| 1893 | nearby | /niːɚ•baɪ/ | adj | not far away |
| 768 | nearly | /niːɚlɪ/ | adv | not completely; almost |
| 1507 | necessarily | /nɛ•sɪ•sə•rɪ•lɪ/ | adv | in a way that is needed or required, or is unavoidable |
| 676 | necessary | /nɛ•sɪ•sə•rɪ/ | adj | needed or required; unavoidable |
| 1950 | neck | /nɛk/ | noun | part of the body joining the head and the body |
| 90 | need | /niːd/ | verb | to be unable to manage without something; require |
| 1084 | negative | /nɛ•gə•tɪv/ | adj | being harmful, unwanted, or unhelpful |
| 2575 | neglect | /nɪ•glɛkt/ | verb | to fail to take care of something |
| 2000 | negotiate | /nɪ•goʊ•ʃɪ•ɛɪt/ | verb | to have a formal discussion to reach an agreement |
| 1859 | negotiation | /nɪ•goʊ•ʃɪ•ɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | a formal discussion to reach an agreement |
| 1220 | neighbor | /neɪ•bɚ/ | noun | person who lives, or is near, you |
| 1692 | neighborhood | /neiː•bə•hʊd/ | noun | area of a town or city that people live in |
| 1214 | neither | /naɪ•ðə/ | adj | not one or the other; not either; none of two things |
| 2673 | nerve | /nɚv/ | noun | long thin cells in the body that makes feeling and movement possible |
| 2076 | nervous | /nɚ•vəs/ | adj | having a tendency to become uneasy or anxious |
| 1189 | net | /nɛt/ | noun | material made of string tied together and used to catch fish or other small animals |
| 846 | network | /nɛtwɚk/ | noun | system of connections |
| 162 | never | /nɛ•və/ | adv | not ever; not at any time |
| 1558 | nevertheless | /nɛ•və•ðə•lɛs/ | adv | despite what has just been done or said; nonetheless |
| 79 | new | /nju/ | adj | not old, recently born, built, or made |
| 2276 | newly | /njulɪ/ | adv | very recently; just done or made |
| 546 | news | /njuz/ | noun | information about recent events |
| 928 | newspaper | /njus•pɛɪ•pə/ | noun | sheets of paper (or online) containing news stories |
| 151 | next | /nɛkst/ | adj | immediately after the previous one |
| 506 | nice | /naɪs/ | adj | good or enjoyable |
| 270 | night | /naɪt/ | noun | time when sun does not shine |
| 60 | no | /noʊ/ | adv | being none; not having or being |
| 1101 | nobody | /noʊ•bə•dɪ/ | pron | no person; no one; not any person |
| 1438 | noise | /noɪz/ | noun | a loud or unpleasant sound |
| 1012 | none | /noʊn/ | pron | not one of a group; not at all or in no way |
| 966 | nor | /noɚ2/ | conj | used to show two things that are both untrue or do not happen |
| 854 | normal | /noɚ•məl/ | adj | standard or regular way of doing something |
| 1422 | normally | /noɚməlɪ/ | adv | in the manner that is usual or ordinary |
| 1203 | north | /noɚθ/ | noun | direction to your left when facing the rising sun |
| 1768 | northern | /noɚ•ðən/ | adj | in or toward the north |
| 2112 | nose | /noʊz/ | noun | part of the face used for breathing and smelling |
| 14 | not | /nɑt/ | adv | word indicating the negative of verbs, adjectives, etc. |
| 384 | note | /noʊt/ | verb | to make mention of something; to make a remark |
| 336 | nothing | /nʌ•θɪŋ/ | pron | not anything, not a single thing |
| 664 | notice | /noʊ•tɪs/ | verb | to become aware by sight, touch, or hearing |
| 1617 | notion | /noʊ•ʃən/ | noun | idea or opinion about doing something |
| 2792 | noun | /naʊn/ | noun | a word that refers to a person, place, thing, quality, idea, or action |
| 1276 | novel | /nɑ•vəl/ | noun | written fiction story |
| 70 | now | /naʊ/ | adv | at the present time or moment |
| 2208 | nowadays | /naʊ•ə•dɛɪz/ | adv | at the present time; now |
| 2635 | nowhere | /noʊ•wɛɚ/ | adv | not in or at any place; no place |
| 1196 | nuclear | /njuk•liːɚ/ | adj | concerning or involving the center of an atom |
| 127 | number | /nʌm•bə/ | noun | symbols such as 1, 2, 56, 793 |
| 2067 | numerous | /nju•mə•rəs/ | adj | existing in large numbers |
| 1313 | nurse | /nɚs/ | noun | person trained to care for sick or injured people |
| 941 | object | /əb•dʒɛkt/ | verb | to disagree; to protest against an idea or plan |
| 1400 | objective | /ɑb•dʒɛk•tɪv/ | noun | something you decide you want to do; goal |
| 2135 | obligation | /ɑb•lɪ•gɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | something that you do because it is your duty or because you feel you have to |
| 1866 | observation | /ɑb•zɚ•vɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | careful watching and listening; remark or comment on something you have noticed |
| 1096 | observe | /əb•zɚv/ | verb | to watch carefully; to make a comment |
| 1321 | obvious | /ɑb•viːɚs/ | adj | easily understood and clear; plain to see |
| 885 | obviously | /ɑbviːɚslɪ/ | adv | in a way that is obvious/easy to see or understand |
| 1442 | occasion | /ə•kɛɪ•ʒən/ | noun | particular time when something important or special happens |
| 2287 | occasionally | /ə'kɛɪʒənəlɪ/ | adv | not very often; sometimes; seldom |
| 1928 | occupy | /ɑ•kjʊ•paɪ/ | verb | to fill a time, a space, or an area |
| 718 | occur | /ə•kɚ/ | verb | to come to pass or to happen |
| 2668 | ocean | /oʊ•ʃən/ | noun | large body of salt water that covers most of the surface of the earth |
| 1572 | odd | /ɑd/ | adj | being strange or different from what is usual or expected |
| 4 | of | /ɑv/ | prep | belonging to or connected with something |
| 150 | off | /oɚf/ | adj | not having on; not wearing |
| 2342 | offense | /ə•fɛns/ | noun | criminal act; something that causes hurt |
| 237 | offer | /ɑ•fə/ | verb | to give the opportunity to accept something |
| 343 | office | /ɑ•fɪs/ | noun | building of set of rooms used to do business or professional activities |
| 895 | officer | /ɑ•fɪ•sə/ | noun | person with an important position in an organization |
| 643 | official | /ə•fɪ•ʃəl/ | adj | of or done by someone in authority; formal |
| 288 | often | /oɚ•fn/ | adv | many times, frequently, on many occasions |
| 897 | oil | /oɪl/ | noun | thick, black liquid in the ground used as fuel |
| 924 | okay | /oʊ•kɛɪ/ | intj | yes; alright |
| 144 | old | /oʊld/ | adj | having existed for a long time, not young or new |
| 17 | on | /ɑn/ | prep | located on the surface of something (e.g., a table or wall) |
| 265 | once | /wʌns/ | adv | one time; one instance |
| 35 | one | /wʌn/ | num | number 1 |
| 1792 | online | /ɑːn•laɪn/ | adj | connected to the internet |
| 74 | only | /oʊn•lɪ/ | adv | just one; just that amount or thing; not more than |
| 1402 | onto | /ɑn•tʊ/ | prep | movement towards a position that is on something |
| 214 | open | /oʊ•pən/ | adj | not closed or shut |
| 2459 | opera | /ɑ•pə•rə/ | noun | play with music in which all the words are sung |
| 914 | operate | /ɑ•pə•rɛɪt/ | verb | to be working or being used |
| 848 | operation | /ɑ•pə•rɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | functioning; use |
| 2327 | operator | /ɑ•pə•rɛɪ•tə/ | noun | someone who uses and controls something, usually equipment |
| 656 | opinion | /ə•pɪ•njən/ | noun | a person's thoughts on a topic |
| 2393 | opponent | /ə•poʊ•nənt/ | noun | a person that you are competing against in a game or contest |
| 520 | opportunity | /ɑ•pə•tju•nɪ•tɪ/ | noun | time/situation when a thing might be done; chance |
| 1404 | oppose | /ə•poʊz/ | verb | to be against someone in a contest, game, or fight; to disagree |
| 1371 | opposite | /ɑ•pə•zɪt/ | adj | across from or on the side facing something |
| 1620 | opposition | /ɑ•pə•zɪ•ʃən/ | noun | act of disagreeing or trying to stop something |
| 859 | option | /ɑp•ʃən/ | noun | possibility out of several that can be chosen; choice |
| 29 | or | /oɚ/ | conj | used to link alternatives, to introduce another choice |
| 2497 | orange | /ɑ•rɪndʒ/ | adj | a color that is a mixture of red and yellow |
| 215 | order | /oɚ•də/ | verb | to ask for something you want to buy (e.g., a meal) |
| 1644 | ordinary | /oɚ•dn•rɪ/ | adj | not special, different, or unusual |
| 2757 | organic | /oɚ•gæ•nɪk/ | adj | concerning food made with few or no chemicals |
| 512 | organization | /oɚ•gə•naɪ•zɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | formal group of people with a particular purpose |
| 823 | organize | /oɚ•gə•naɪz/ | verb | to arrange and plan things (e.g., a party) |
| 1986 | origin | /ɑ•rɪ•dʒɪn/ | noun | the point at which something begins or is created |
| 962 | original | /ə•rɪ•dʒə•nL/ | adj | being first made, thought, or performed; fresh |
| 1941 | originally | /ə•rɪ•dʒŋ•ə•lɪ/ | adv | at first; in the beginning |
| 54 | other | /ʌ•ðə/ | adj | something else; not the first one |
| 1054 | otherwise | /ʌ•ðə•waɪz/ | adv | indicates that there will be a bad result if something is done, not done, or done improperly |
| 1475 | ought | /oɚt/ | aux | what is expected; should |
| 1613 | ourselves | /aʊ•ə•sɛlvz/ | pron | used by a speaker to show that they and one or more people are affected by their action |
| 55 | out | /aʊt/ | prep | away from the inside or center |
| 1624 | outcome | /aʊt•kʌm/ | noun | something that happens as a result, consequence |
| 1929 | outline | /aʊt•laɪn/ | noun | the main ideas or facts about something, without the details |
| 1919 | output | /aʊt•pʊt/ | noun | amount of something that is produced |
| 491 | outside | /aʊt•saɪd/ | noun | area around or near something, such as a building |
| 82 | over | /oʊ•və/ | prep | above; across; more than; on the other side |
| 1111 | overall | /oʊ•və•roɚl/ | adj | viewed as a whole; in general, not as details |
| 2220 | overcome | /oʊ•və•kʌm/ | verb | to succeed in a struggle |
| 2313 | overseas | /oʊ•və•siːz/ | adv | in or to a foreign country that is across a sea |
| 2051 | owe | /oʊ/ | verb | to need to pay money to a person, bank, business, etc. |
| 129 | own | /oʊn/ | det | yours, his, hers, etc.; not belonging to another |
| 1256 | owner | /oʊ•nə/ | noun | person who owns or has something |
| 2749 | ownership | /oʊ•nə•ʃɪp/ | noun | legal right to have something belong to you |
| 2116 | pace | /pɛɪ•sɪ/ | noun | the speed at which someone or something moves or happens |
| 1385 | pack | /pæk/ | verb | to put things in a suitcase to go on a trip |
| 1317 | package | /pæ•kɪdʒ/ | noun | box or container in which items are placed for mailing |
| 652 | page | /pɛɪdʒ/ | noun | one side of a sheet of paper |
| 1148 | pain | /pɛɪn/ | noun | strong feeling of hurt or discomfort |
| 672 | paint | /pɛɪnt/ | verb | to apply something; coat |
| 1090 | pair | /pɛɚ/ | noun | two of the same thing (e.g., socks) |
| 2754 | pale | /pɛɪl/ | adj | light in color |
| 1835 | panel | /pæ•nL/ | noun | a rectangular piece of wood, metal, etc., that is a part of something bigger; a group of people who discuss something |
| 2690 | panic | /pæ•nɪk/ | noun | overwhelming feeling of fear and anxiety |
| 425 | paper | /pɛɪ•pə/ | noun | pages of a book are made from this |
| 2615 | paragraph | /pæ•rə•grɑɚf/ | noun | section of writing that usually deals with one subject |
| 2277 | parallel | /pæ•rə•lɛl/ | adj | very similar and often occurring at the same time |
| 297 | parent | /pɛɚ•rənt/ | noun | person's mother or father |
| 657 | park | /pɑɚk/ | verb | to put your car or bike in a certain place for a time |
| 130 | part | /pɑɚt/ | noun | some, but not all of a specific thing |
| 1648 | participant | /pɑɚ•tɪ•sɪ•pənt/ | noun | a person who is actively involved and included in something |
| 1466 | participate | /pɑɚ•tɪ•sɪ•pɛɪt/ | verb | to take part with others in doing something |
| 2525 | participation | /pɑɚ•tɪ•sɪ•pɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | act of being involved in something |
| 467 | particular | /pə•tɪ•kjʊ•lə/ | adj | one specific (one) |
| 601 | particularly | /pə'tɪkjʊləlɪ/ | adv | specially; more than others |
| 1914 | partly | /pɑɚt•lɪ/ | adv | in part; not completely |
| 1134 | partner | /pɑɚt•nə/ | noun | someone you have a business or personal relationship with |
| 2524 | partnership | /pɑɚt•nə•ʃɪp/ | noun | working with others for some purpose |
| 299 | party | /pɑɚ•tɪ/ | noun | social event often with food, drinks, and dancing |
| 416 | pass | /pɑɚs/ | verb | to travel through or near a place |
| 1856 | passage | /pæ•sɪdʒ/ | noun | a long, narrow area that connects one place to another |
| 1693 | passenger | /pæ•sɪn•dʒə/ | noun | A person who is traveling in a vehicle |
| 2443 | passion | /pæ•ʃən/ | noun | powerful, positive feeling about something |
| 330 | past | /pɑɚst/ | noun | the time that existed before now (e.g., long ago) |
| 1293 | path | /pɑɚθ/ | noun | track made with stones/by walking over the ground |
| 589 | patient | /pɛɪ•ʃənt/ | adj | not getting annoyed when things take a long time |
| 882 | pattern | /pæ•tən/ | noun | regular repeated behavior |
| 649 | pause | /poɚz/ | verb | to stop doing for a while before continuing |
| 220 | pay | /pɛɪ/ | verb | to give money for goods or work done |
| 1266 | payment | /pɛɪ•mənt/ | noun | amount of money that is paid for something |
| 1124 | peace | /piːs/ | noun | time when there is no war or fighting |
| 1659 | peak | /piːk/ | noun | the time or place when something or someone is best, greatest, highest |
| 2005 | peer | /piːɚ/ | noun | person of the same age, class, or background as another |
| 2318 | pen | /pɛn/ | noun | something you write with that uses ink |
| 2527 | penalty | /pɛ•nL•tɪ/ | noun | punishment for committing a crime or offense |
| 2006 | pension | /pɛn•ʃən/ | noun | regular payments you receive after you retire |
| 57 | people | /piː•pl/ | noun | human beings in general; plural of person |
| 373 | per | /pɚ/ | prep | for each; during each |
| 2101 | perceive | /pɚ•siːv/ | verb | to notice or become aware of something |
| 549 | percent | /pɚ•sɛnt/ | noun | one one-hundredth of a whole |
| 1123 | percentage | /pɚ•sɛn•tɪdʒ/ | noun | part of a whole divided into hundredths |
| 2140 | perception | /pɚ•sɛp•ʃən/ | noun | the way in which one sees or understands something |
| 1109 | perfect | /pɚ•fɛkt/ | adj | so good it/they cannot be improved |
| 1886 | perfectly | /pɚ•fɪktlɪ/ | adv | in a faultless manner; without mistakes |
| 934 | perform | /pɚ•foɚm/ | verb | to carry out an action well or successfully |
| 559 | performance | /pɚ•foɚ•məns/ | noun | activity done to entertain an audience |
| 413 | perhaps | /pɚ•hæps/ | adv | possibly, but not certainly; maybe |
| 382 | period | /piːɚ•riːɚd/ | noun | set amount of time during which events take place |
| 1780 | permanent | /pɚ•mə•nənt/ | adj | lasting forever; not temporary or changing |
| 2412 | permission | /pɚ•mɪ•ʃən/ | noun | right to do something as allowed by another |
| 1587 | permit | /pə•mɪt/ | verb | to allow someone to do something or for something to happen |
| 263 | person | /pɚ•sn/ | noun | man, woman, or child |
| 585 | personal | /pɚs•nL/ | adj | done by or to a particular person; individual |
| 1650 | personality | /pɚ•sə•næ•lɪ•tɪ/ | noun | person's character; the way that a person usually acts |
| 1897 | personally | /pɚs•nə•lɪ/ | adv | by a specific person, and not by anyone else |
| 2499 | personnel | /pɚ•sə•nɛl/ | noun | group of people who work for a company |
| 1494 | perspective | /pə•spɛk•tɪv/ | noun | way of thinking, an attitude toward something |
| 2089 | persuade | /pə•swɛɪd/ | verb | to get you to do/believe something, by giving reasons |
| 1695 | phase | /fɛɪz/ | noun | distinct part or step in a process |
| 2094 | phenomenon | /fɪ•nɑ•mɪ•nən/ | noun | a fact that can be observed and studied |
| 2296 | philosophy | /fɪ•lɑ•sə•fɪ/ | noun | study of ideas about the fundamental nature of life |
| 479 | phone | /foʊn/ | verb | to talk to someone using a telephone |
| 1206 | photo | /foʊ•toʊ/ | noun | short for photograph; a picture taken by a camera |
| 1180 | photograph | /foʊ•tə•grɑɚf/ | verb | a picture made with a camera that shows how things look in real life |
| 1793 | phrase | /frɛɪz/ | noun | a group of words that forms a unit and expresses a single meaning |
| 1118 | physical | /fɪ•zɪ•kəl/ | adj | concerning the body of a person |
| 2588 | piano | /pjæ•noʊ/ | noun | keyboard instrument used for playing music |
| 583 | pick | /pɪk/ | verb | to decide on a thing from various choices; select |
| 509 | picture | /pɪk•tʃə/ | noun | painting, drawing or photograph on paper or screen |
| 608 | piece | /piːs/ | noun | small part that of something larger |
| 2516 | pig | /pɪg/ | noun | farm animal that gives bacon and ham |
| 2515 | pile | /paɪl/ | noun | group of things one on top of another |
| 1794 | pilot | /paɪ•lət/ | noun | a person who controls an airplane, spacecraft, or boat |
| 2236 | pink | /pɪŋk/ | adj | pale red color |
| 2584 | pipe | /paɪp/ | noun | tube a round, hollow piece of metal, plastic, or wood |
| 2055 | pitch | /pɪtʃ/ | noun | 1. the level of a sound; 2. a throw of a ball; 3. a speech to sell something; 4. black substance that is sticky when hot and hard when dry |
| 114 | place | /plɛɪs/ | verb | to put something in a certain location or position |
| 1959 | plain | /plɛɪn/ | adj | simple; easy to understand; clear |
| 232 | plan | /plæn/ | verb | to decide a set of actions to do something |
| 1257 | plane | /plɛɪn/ | noun | an airplane |
| 2217 | planet | /plæ•nɪt/ | noun | one of the bodies that orbit the sun |
| 671 | plant | /plɑɚnt/ | noun | living thing with leaves and roots growing in soil |
| 1848 | plastic | /plæs•tɪk/ | noun | a very common, light, strong material that can be formed into many different shapes and is made by a chemical process |
| 1703 | plate | /plɛɪt/ | noun | a flat dish used for eating or serving food |
| 2169 | platform | /plæt•foɚm/ | noun | a raised area for people to stand on |
| 158 | play | /plɛɪ/ | verb | to do or perform a game or sport |
| 715 | player | /plɛɪ•ə/ | noun | person who plays sports |
| 2312 | pleasant | /plɛ•znt/ | adj | causing a good feeling |
| 471 | please | /pliːz/ | adv | you say this when you politely ask people for things |
| 1281 | pleasure | /plɛ•ʒə/ | noun | feeling of happiness, enjoyment, or satisfaction |
| 1540 | plenty | /plɛn•tɪ/ | pron | a large amount of something; a lot; not too little |
| 1949 | plot | /plɑt/ | noun | a plan to do something, often in secret and bad |
| 1254 | plus | /plʌs/ | prep | having a value greater than zero |
| 1863 | pocket | /pɑ•kɪt/ | noun | small cloth bag sewn into clothing to hold things |
| 2209 | poem | /poʊ•ɪm/ | noun | a written composition in verse, not prose |
| 2512 | poet | /poʊ•ɪt/ | noun | person who writes poems |
| 2530 | poetry | /poʊ•ɪ•trɪ/ | noun | poetic writing; imaginative verses |
| 131 | point | /poɪnt/ | verb | to indicate something with your finger to others |
| 616 | police | /pə•liːs/ | noun | people, often in uniforms, who solve crimes |
| 399 | policy | /pɑ•lɪ•sɪ/ | noun | course of action proposed by an organization, etc. |
| 394 | political | /pə•lɪ•tɪ•kəl/ | adj | concerning government or public affairs |
| 1810 | politician | /pɑ•lɪ•tɪ•ʃən/ | noun | someone who is active in politics |
| 1105 | politics | /pɑ•lɪ•tɪks/ | noun | activities influencing the policies of a government |
| 1682 | poll | /pɑl/ | noun | to get information by asking many people questions about a particular subject |
| 2162 | pollution | /pə•lu•ʃən/ | noun | dirty or dangerous waste released into an environment |
| 1334 | pool | /pul/ | noun | large container or hole that is filled with water and used for people to swim in |
| 618 | poor | /pʊə/ | adj | without money; not rich |
| 1287 | pop | /pɑp/ | verb | to cause something to open or burst suddenly |
| 790 | popular | /pɑ•pjʊ•lə/ | adj | liked or enjoyed by many people |
| 710 | population | /pɑ•pjʊ•lɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | number of people who live in a country, area, etc. |
| 2054 | port | /poɚt/ | noun | a town or an area of a town next to water where ships arrive and leave from |
| 2227 | portion | /poɚ•ʃən/ | noun | part of a whole |
| 2710 | portrait | /poɚ•trɪt/ | noun | painting, drawing, or photograph of a person's head and shoulders |
| 2205 | pose | /poʊz/ | verb | to put someone in a position to be photographed |
| 426 | position | /pə•zɪ•ʃən/ | noun | specific location where someone or something is |
| 858 | positive | /pɑ•zə•tɪv/ | adj | good or useful in qualities, constructive, confident |
| 2411 | possess | /pə•zɛs/ | verb | to have or own something |
| 2538 | possession | /pə•zɛ•ʃən/ | noun | having or owning something |
| 950 | possibility | /pɑ•sə•bɪ•lɪ•tɪ/ | noun | something with a chance of happening or being true |
| 290 | possible | /pɑ•sə•bl/ | adj | having a chance of happening, or being true |
| 1345 | possibly | /pɑsəblɪ/ | adv | may be true or likely, but is uncertain |
| 927 | post | /poʊst/ | verb | to send a letter or package using the post office |
| 2547 | pot | /pɑt/ | noun | deep, round container that is used for cooking |
| 2620 | potato | /pə•tɛɪ•toʊ/ | noun | edible vegetable |
| 829 | potential | /pə•tɛn•ʃəl/ | adj | capable of happening or becoming reality |
| 2555 | potentially | /pə'tɛnʃəlɪ/ | adv | that could happen or become reality |
| 982 | pound | /paʊnd/ | noun | unit of weight equal to 16 ounces or 0.4536 kg |
| 2133 | pour | /poɚ/ | verb | to make a liquid flow from one container into another |
| 2273 | poverty | /pɑ•və•tɪ/ | noun | being poor |
| 331 | power | /paʊə2/ | noun | legal or official right to perform certain actions |
| 1298 | powerful | /paʊəfəl/ | adj | having control or influence over |
| 1596 | practical | /præk•tɪ•kəl/ | adj | relating to what is sensible, real, or useful rather than with ideas or theories |
| 484 | practice | /præk•tɪs/ | verb | to do something many times to improve a skill |
| 2471 | praise | /prɛɪz/ | verb | to express approval of something or someone |
| 2636 | pray | /prɛɪ/ | verb | to wish or hope for something to happen or be true |
| 2720 | precise | /prɪ•saɪs/ | adj | very accurate and exact expression or detail |
| 2340 | precisely | /prɪ'saɪslɪ/ | adv | in an exact and accurate manner |
| 1559 | predict | /prɪ•dɪkt/ | verb | to guess or estimate what will or might happen |
| 948 | prefer | /prɪ•fɚ/ | verb | to like something better than something else |
| 2381 | preference | /prɛfrəns/ | noun | something that is liked or wanted more than another |
| 2740 | pregnancy | /prɛg•nən•sɪ/ | noun | time when a female is going to have a baby |
| 2509 | pregnant | /prɛg•nənt/ | adj | when women carry a child inside them that is not yet born |
| 1971 | premise | /prɪ•maɪz/ | noun | a statement or idea that is accepted as being true and is used for developing other ideas and actions |
| 2026 | preparation | /prɛ•pə•rɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | getting ready for something |
| 604 | prepare | /prɪ•pɛɚ/ | verb | to make something ready for use |
| 1184 | presence | /prɛ•zns/ | noun | fact that someone or something is in a particular place |
| 275 | present | /prɛ•znt/ | noun | gift |
| 1679 | presentation | /prɛ•zɛn•tɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | act of giving a formal talk about something |
| 1933 | preserve | /prɪ•zɚv/ | verb | to keep something in an unchanged or perfect condition |
| 612 | president | /prɛ•zɪ•dənt/ | noun | person in charge of a country, company, or organization |
| 1885 | presidential | /prɛ•zɪ•dɛn•ʃəl/ | adj | relating to the president |
| 674 | press | /prɛs/ | verb | to push something against something else |
| 809 | pressure | /prɛ•ʃə/ | noun | force/weight when pressing against a thing |
| 2597 | presumably | /prɪ'zjuməblɪ/ | adv | concerning a true or likely nature |
| 2557 | pretend | /prɪ•tɛnd/ | verb | to act as if something is true when it is not |
| 637 | pretty | /prɪ•tɪ/ | adj | being attractive to the eye in a simple way |
| 1024 | prevent | /priː•vɛnt/ | verb | to stop something from happening or existing |
| 921 | previous | /priː•vjəs/ | adj | existing or happening before the present time |
| 1560 | previously | /priːviːɚslɪ/ | adv | at an earlier time |
| 296 | price | /praɪs/ | verb | to determine or set the cost of something |
| 2560 | pride | /praɪd/ | noun | when you respect yourself |
| 1952 | primarily | /praɪ•mə•rə•lɪ/ | adv | in the most basic or important way |
| 1065 | primary | /praɪ•mə•rɪ/ | adj | most important, most basic or essential |
| 1836 | prime | /praɪm/ | adj | main; most important; best quality |
| 1553 | principal | /prɪn•sə•pəl/ | adj | 1. most important; main; 2. the person in charge of a (US) public school |
| 1069 | principle | /prɪn•sə•pl/ | noun | strong belief that influences a person's actions; basic law or belief |
| 1098 | print | /prɪnt/ | verb | to make many copies of a page, magazine, or book |
| 2661 | printer | /prɪn•tə/ | noun | machine that makes copies of papers and documents |
| 1790 | prior | /praɪ•ə/ | adj | happening or coming earlier in time |
| 1791 | priority | /praɪ•ɑ•rɪ•tɪ/ | noun | something that is important and must be done before other things |
| 1460 | prison | /prɪ•zn/ | noun | a place where people who have committed serious crimes are held |
| 2079 | prisoner | /prɪ•zŋ•ə/ | noun | someone kept in a prison as punishment for a crime |
| 648 | private | /praɪ•vɪt/ | adj | personal; not to be seen by everyone |
| 2435 | privilege | /prɪ•vɪ•lɪdʒ/ | noun | advantage or right that is given to only a certain person or group of people |
| 2003 | prize | /praɪz/ | noun | something that is won in a contest or given as an award |
| 2626 | pro | /proʊ/ | noun | someone who earns money doing something they are particularly good at |
| 2729 | probability | /prɑ•bə•bɪ•lɪ•tɪ/ | noun | what the chances are that something will happen |
| 328 | probably | /prɑbəblɪ/ | adv | likely to happen or be true |
| 120 | problem | /prɑb•ləm/ | noun | something difficult to deal with or causes trouble |
| 1166 | procedure | /prə•siː•dʒə/ | noun | usual or standard way in which something is done |
| 1365 | proceed | /prə•siːd/ | verb | to continue to do something; carry on |
| 286 | process | /proʊ•sɛs/ | verb | to adopt a set of actions that produce a particular result |
| 417 | produce | /prə•djus/ | verb | to manufacture something using machines |
| 1802 | producer | /prə•dju•sə/ | noun | a company making or growing a certain product |
| 304 | product | /prɑ•dəkt/ | noun | item that can be bought |
| 713 | production | /prə•dʌk•ʃən/ | noun | process of making something on a large scale |
| 2485 | profession | /prə•fɛ•ʃən/ | noun | job requiring special education or skills |
| 935 | professional | /prə•fɛ•ʃə•nL/ | adj | about a job such as a doctor, lawyer, accountant, etc. |
| 1760 | professor | /prə•fɛ•sə/ | noun | a teacher of high rank in a university or college |
| 2063 | profile | /proʊ•faɪl/ | noun | description listing the basic information about a person or group |
| 899 | profit | /prɑ•fɪt/ | verb | to earn money from something |
| 240 | program | /proʊ•græm/ | noun | planned set of actions; a schematic system |
| 1099 | progress | /prə•grɛs/ | verb | to move forward or toward a place or goal |
| 518 | project | /prə•dʒɛkt/ | noun | a planned piece of work for specific purpose |
| 828 | promise | /prɑ•mɪs/ | verb | to say you will certainly do something |
| 1290 | promote | /prə•moʊt/ | verb | to try to encourage the popularity and sales of a product |
| 2442 | promotion | /prə•moʊ•ʃən/ | noun | moving someone to a more important position |
| 2373 | prompt | /prɑmpt/ | verb | being done quickly and with no delay |
| 2019 | proof | /pruf/ | noun | information which shows that something is true or correct |
| 1482 | proper | /prɑ•pə/ | adj | correct according to social or moral rules |
| 1724 | properly | /prɑ•pə•lɪ/ | adv | in a correct or suitable way depending on the situation |
| 920 | property | /prɑ•pə•tɪ/ | noun | things, buildings, or pieces of land owned by someone |
| 1661 | proportion | /prə•poɚ•ʃən/ | noun | an amount that is a part of a whole thing |
| 978 | proposal | /prə•poʊ•zəl/ | noun | offer or plan to people who can decide about it |
| 876 | propose | /prə•poʊz/ | verb | to offer or put forward an idea for consideration |
| 1947 | prospect | /prəs•pɛkt/ | noun | the possibility that something might happen in the future, especially something good |
| 902 | protect | /prə•tɛkt/ | verb | to defend someone or something from harm or danger |
| 1561 | protection | /prə•tɛk•ʃən/ | noun | being kept from harm |
| 1976 | protein | /proʊ•tiːn/ | noun | a substance found in some foods, such as meat, that is needed by the body to stay healthy |
| 1706 | protest | /prə•tɛst/ | verb | to express opposition through action or words |
| 1888 | proud | /praʊd/ | adj | pleased because of something you have done |
| 748 | prove | /pruv/ | verb | to demonstrate truth by providing evidence |
| 205 | provide | /prə•vaɪd/ | verb | to make available; to supply for use |
| 2450 | province | /prɑ•vɪns/ | noun | area that a country or nation is divided into |
| 1538 | provision | /prə•vɪ•ʒən/ | noun | 1. supplies that are needed or wanted; something that is supplied; 2. part of a law or an agreement |
| 2520 | psychological | /saɪ•kə•lɑ•dʒɪ•kəl/ | adj | having to do with the mind |
| 2139 | pub | /pʌb/ | noun | a place that sells alcohol and food |
| 287 | public | /pʌb•lɪk/ | adj | concerning society in general |
| 2039 | publication | /pʌb•lɪ•kɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | process of producing a book or magazine |
| 2474 | publisher | /pʌb•lɪ•ʃə/ | noun | business that produces books or magazines |
| 799 | pull | /pʊl/ | verb | to hold something and move it toward you |
| 2473 | pump | /pʌmp/ | verb | to make water or any other liquid move using a machine |
| 2095 | pupil | /pju•pl/ | noun | 1. a child or young person who is being taught; a student; 2. the black round part in the center of the eye that lets in light |
| 1000 | purchase | /pɚ•tʃəs/ | verb | to buy something; to get by paying money for it |
| 2262 | pure | /pjʊə/ | adj | not mixed with anything else |
| 735 | purpose | /pɚ•pəs/ | noun | reason for which something is done; aim; goal |
| 1782 | pursue | /pə•sju/ | verb | to follow and try to catch something; to try to get something |
| 867 | push | /pʊʃ/ | verb | to force something away from you |
| 139 | put | /pʌt/ | verb | to move or place a thing in a particular position |
| 2750 | qualification | /kwɑ•lɪ•fɪ•kɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | official record proving a certain standard or level |
| 1821 | qualify | /kwɑ•lɪ•faɪ/ | verb | to get the necessary skill or knowledge to do a particular job or activity |
| 517 | quality | /kwɑ•lɪ•tɪ/ | noun | high level of worth or excellence |
| 2265 | quantity | /kwɑn•tɪ•tɪ/ | noun | amount or number of something |
| 868 | quarter | /kwoɚ•tə/ | noun | one of four equal parts of something |
| 181 | question | /kwɛs•tʃən/ | verb | to ask for or try to get information |
| 1193 | quick | /kwɪk/ | adj | using very little time; moving far in little time |
| 783 | quickly | /kwɪklɪ/ | adv | without taking a lot of time; fast |
| 1311 | quiet | /kwaɪ•ət/ | adj | not loud; making very little sound |
| 2669 | quietly | /kwaɪətlɪ/ | adv | making little sound |
| 277 | quite | /kwaɪt/ | adv | very; in a complete or total manner |
| 1431 | quote | /kwoʊt/ | verb | to use someone's exact words in your writing or speech |
| 732 | race | /rɛɪs/ | noun | contest between people, animals, or vehicles, to determine which is the fastest |
| 2610 | racial | /rɛɪ•ʃəl/ | adj | relating to a person's group based on inherited physical appearance |
| 2244 | radical | /ræ•dɪ•kəl/ | adj | very new and different from what is traditional |
| 1043 | radio | /rɛɪ•dɪ•oʊ/ | noun | system for sending and receiving signals through the air |
| 2438 | rail | /rɛɪl/ | noun | long, thin piece of metal |
| 1230 | rain | /rɛɪn/ | noun | drops of water that fall out of clouds in the sky |
| 486 | raise | /rɛɪz/ | verb | to increase a quantity, size, intensity or price |
| 2430 | random | /ræn•dəm/ | adj | chosen or done without a plan or pattern |
| 516 | range | /rɛɪndʒ/ | noun | limits within which something extends or varies |
| 1533 | rank | /ræŋk/ | verb | to place someone or something in higher or lower position relative to others |
| 2387 | rapid | /ræ•pɪd/ | adj | happening very quickly |
| 1966 | rapidly | /ræp•ɪd•lɪ/ | adv | with great speed |
| 1761 | rare | /rɛɚ/ | adj | not common or usual |
| 2147 | rarely | /rɛɚlɪ/ | adv | in an infrequent manner |
| 2709 | rat | /ræt/ | noun | an animal that looks like a large mouse |
| 312 | rate | /rɛɪt/ | noun | speed or frequency of events over time |
| 292 | rather | /rɑɚ•ðə/ | adv | somewhat; fairly; not that much |
| 2158 | ratio | /rɛɪ•ʃɪ•oʊ/ | noun | two numbers that show the relationship between two groups of people or things |
| 2683 | raw | /roɚ/ | adj | uncooked |
| 380 | reach | /riːtʃ/ | verb | to come to or arrive at a goal or destination |
| 2375 | react | /riː•ækt/ | verb | to behave or make a change in a particular way |
| 1229 | reaction | /riː•æk•ʃən/ | noun | feeling or action in response to something |
| 207 | read | /rɛd/ | verb | to look at and comprehend the meaning some writing |
| 1141 | reader | /riː•də/ | noun | person who reads written or printed materials |
| 774 | ready | /rɛ•dɪ/ | adj | prepared to do something |
| 354 | real | /rɛɪ•ɑɚl/ | adj | actually existing or happening, not imagined |
| 1179 | reality | /riː•æ•lɪ•tɪ/ | noun | what is true, as opposed to what is imagined |
| 554 | realize | /riːɚ•laɪz/ | verb | to become aware of or understand mentally |
| 104 | really | /riːɚ•lɪ/ | adv | very |
| 2593 | rear | /riːɚ/ | adj | towards the back part of something |
| 256 | reason | /riː•zn/ | noun | explanation for why something occurred or was done |
| 1567 | reasonable | /riː•zŋ•ə•bl/ | adj | fair and sensible; appropriate |
| 2715 | reasonably | /riːznəblɪ/ | adv | in a fair and just manner |
| 1386 | recall | /rɪ•koɚl/ | verb | to remember events or details of the past |
| 396 | receive | /rɪ•siːv/ | verb | to get something that someone has given or sent to you |
| 641 | recent | /riː•snt/ | adj | happening or beginning not long ago |
| 638 | recently | /riːsntlɪ/ | adv | just a while ago; not long ago |
| 2698 | reckon | /rɛ•kən/ | verb | to believe that something is true or possible; to calculate or guess |
| 2011 | recognition | /rɛ•kəg•nɪ•ʃən/ | noun | accepting that something is true or that it exists |
| 733 | recognize | /rɛ•kəg•naɪz/ | verb | to remember because you have met it before |
| 1005 | recommend | /rɛ•kə•mɛnd/ | verb | to say something is good and deserves to be chosen |
| 1532 | recommendation | /rɛ•kə•mɛn•dɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | suggestion about someone or something being a good choice |
| 344 | record | /rɪ•koɚd/ | noun | being the highest or most extreme level achieved in an area |
| 1629 | recover | /rɪ•kʌ•və/ | verb | to become healthy after an illness or injury; to get better |
| 2319 | recovery | /rɪ•kʌ•və•rɪ/ | noun | process of returning to a former state after problems |
| 2085 | recruit | /rɪ•krut/ | verb | to get people to come and work, join, or study with you |
| 800 | red | /rɛd/ | adj | being the color of blood |
| 584 | reduce | /rɪ•djus/ | verb | to make something smaller or use less of it |
| 1685 | reduction | /rɪ•dʌk•ʃən/ | noun | making something smaller; reducing something |
| 865 | refer | /rɪ•fɚ/ | verb | to talk about or write about something |
| 877 | reference | /rɛ•frəns/ | verb | to cite a piece of research in speech or in writing |
| 915 | reflect | /rɪ•flɛkt/ | verb | to bounce back off a surface (e.g., light) |
| 2672 | reflection | /rɪ•flɛk•ʃən/ | noun | image that you see in a mirror, glass, or water |
| 1213 | reform | /riː•foɚm/ | verb | to improve society by removing abuse and injustices |
| 2733 | refugee | /rɛ•fju•dʒiː/ | noun | a person who ran away from his or her country because of war |
| 1207 | refuse | /rɪ•fjuz/ | verb | to say that you will not accept something |
| 511 | regard | /rɪ•gɑɚd/ | verb | to pay attention to someone or something |
| 2607 | regardless | /rɪ'gɑɚdləs/ | adj | without being affected or concerned by something difficult or troubling |
| 677 | region | /riːdʒən/ | noun | part of a country, of the world, area, etc. |
| 1803 | regional | /riː•dʒə•nL/ | adj | having to do with a particular area |
| 1498 | register | /rɛ•dʒɪs•tə/ | verb | to record your name on an official list; sign up |
| 2779 | registration | /rɛ•dʒɪs•trɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | act of recording information on an official list |
| 2389 | regret | /rɪ•grɛt/ | verb | to be sorry about something |
| 1117 | regular | /rɛ•gjʊ•lə/ | adj | occurring or being done frequently |
| 2255 | regularly | /rɛgjʊləlɪ/ | adv | at the usual time each day, week, or month |
| 2581 | regulate | /rɛ•gjʊ•lɛɪt/ | verb | to make rules or laws to control something or someone |
| 1479 | regulation | /rɛ•gjʊ•lɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | official rule that controls how something is done |
| 1701 | reject | /rɪ•dʒɛkt/ | verb | to refuse to believe, accept, or consider |
| 642 | relate | /rɪ•lɛɪt/ | verb | to understand or sympathize with someone or something |
| 832 | relation | /rɪ•lɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | manner in which people, groups, or countries behave toward one another |
| 502 | relationship | /rɪ•lɛɪ•ʃən•ʃɪp/ | noun | manner in which people, groups or countries behave toward one another |
| 1086 | relative | /rɛ•lə•tɪv/ | noun | measured or considered in comparison to something else |
| 1324 | relatively | /rɛlətɪvlɪ/ | adv | in a manner that measures or compares something to something else |
| 1483 | relax | /rɪ•læks/ | verb | to stop feeling nervous or worried; to rest and do something enjoyable |
| 786 | release | /rɪ•liːs/ | verb | to allow to leave jail, cage, prison, etc. |
| 1502 | relevant | /rɛ•lɪ•vənt/ | adj | direct related to a subject in a considerable way |
| 2510 | reliable | /rɪ•laɪ•ə•bl/ | adj | deserving of your trust, dependable |
| 1621 | relief | /rɪ•liːf/ | noun | the pleasant and relaxed feeling when something unpleasant stops or does not happen |
| 1699 | religion | /rɪ•lɪ•dʒən/ | noun | set of beliefs about a god or gods |
| 1354 | religious | /rɪ•lɪ•dʒəs/ | adj | concerning religion or faith |
| 1582 | rely | /rɪ•laɪ/ | verb | able to depend on |
| 374 | remain | /rɪ•mɛɪn/ | verb | to be left behind, to continue to exist |
| 1758 | remark | /rɪ•mɑɚk/ | verb | to say an opinion or make a comment about something |
| 2189 | remarkable | /rɪ•mɑɚ•kə•bl/ | adj | interesting and unexpected, worthy of notice |
| 351 | remember | /rɪ•mɛm•bə/ | verb | to bring a previous image or idea to your mind |
| 1457 | remind | /rɪ•maɪnd/ | verb | to make someone remember something |
| 2495 | remote | /rɪ•moʊt/ | adj | far away |
| 1051 | remove | /rɪ•muv/ | verb | to move, erase or take away from a place |
| 1564 | rent | /rɛnt/ | verb | to pay money for the use of something |
| 1876 | repair | /rɪ•pɛɚ/ | verb | to fix something that is broken; fix |
| 1251 | repeat | /rɪ•piːt/ | verb | to say something again |
| 992 | replace | /rɪ•plɛɪs/ | verb | to use instead of something else |
| 1106 | reply | /rɪ•plaɪ/ | noun | answer someone's question |
| 166 | report | /rɪ•poɚt/ | noun | account of something which gives the necessary facts and information |
| 1903 | reporter | /rɪ•poɚ•tə/ | noun | someone whose job is to write and report news for a newspaper, magazine, television, or radio station |
| 658 | represent | /rɛ•prɪ•zɛnt/ | verb | to stand in the place or to act the part of |
| 2025 | representation | /rɛ•prɪ•zɛn•tɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | speaking or doing something officially for another person |
| 1469 | representative | /rɛ•prɪ•zɛn•tə•tɪv/ | noun | typical of a particular group or thing |
| 1857 | reputation | /rɛ•pju•tɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | an opinion that people have about someone or something based on the past |
| 1009 | request | /rɪ•kwɛst/ | verb | to ask for something |
| 402 | require | /rɪ•kwaɪ•ə/ | verb | to need something, to make it necessary |
| 1202 | requirement | /rɪ•kwaɪ•ə•mənt/ | noun | something that is a necessity |
| 2379 | rescue | /rɛs•kju/ | verb | to save something from danger or harm |
| 423 | research | /rɪ•sɚtʃ/ | verb | to carefully study to find and report new knowledge |
| 1643 | researcher | /rɪ•sɚ•tʃə/ | noun | a person who studies something carefully to learn new information |
| 1686 | reserve | /rɪ•zɚv/ | verb | 1. (v) to arrange to use a room or table at a particular time; 2. (n) a store of something |
| 1537 | resident | /rɛ•zɪ•dənt/ | adj | someone who lives in a particular place |
| 2563 | resign | /rɪ•zaɪn/ | verb | to leave a job because you want to |
| 2394 | resist | /rɪ•zɪst/ | verb | to try to stop or prevent something |
| 2291 | resistance | /rɪ•zɪs•təns/ | noun | refusal to accept something new or different |
| 1797 | resolution | /rɛ•zə•lu•ʃən/ | noun | a formal agreement or statement decided by a group of people |
| 1775 | resolve | /rɪ•zɑlv/ | verb | to find an answer or way to handle a problem |
| 2256 | resort | /rɪ•zoɚt/ | noun | a place where people go on holiday |
| 903 | resource | /rɪ•soɚs/ | noun | essential supply of something |
| 681 | respect | /rɪs•pɛkt/ | verb | to think very highly of another person because of what they do |
| 2016 | respectively | /rɪ•spɛk•tɪv•lɪ/ | adv | in the order people or things were mentioned |
| 1114 | respond | /rɪs•pɑnd/ | verb | to say or write to answer the question |
| 606 | response | /rɪs•pɑns/ | noun | something said or written as an answer to something |
| 961 | responsibility | /rɪs•pɑn•sə•bɪ•lɪ•t/ | noun | state of being dependable or reliable |
| 1080 | responsible | /rɪs•pɑn•sə•bl/ | adj | having the duty of dealing with something; being the cause or creator of something; behaving in a mature and reasonable manner |
| 528 | rest | /rɛst/ | noun | time when one relaxes, sleeps, or is inactive |
| 918 | restaurant | /rɛstrɑnt/ | noun | place where you can order, buy and eat a meal |
| 2098 | restore | /rɪs•toɚ/ | verb | to put or bring back into existence or use, mend |
| 2044 | restrict | /rɪs•trɪkt/ | verb | to prevent from doing something |
| 2174 | restriction | /rɪs•trɪk•ʃən/ | noun | a rule or law that limits what people can do |
| 233 | result | /ɹɪ•zʌlt/ | verb | to be the outcome of other causes and effects |
| 2035 | retail | /riː•tɛɪl/ | adj | concerning the business of selling products to the public for personal use |
| 1957 | retain | /rɪ•tɛɪn/ | verb | to continue to have or use something; to keep |
| 1633 | retire | /rɪ•taɪ•ə/ | verb | to stop working because you have reached a certain age |
| 2015 | retirement | /rɪ•taɪ•ə•mənt/ | noun | time when someone has stopped working because of their age |
| 337 | return | /rɪ•tɚn/ | verb | to come back to a place again |
| 1122 | reveal | /rɪ•viːl/ | verb | to make known, to show or prove |
| 1349 | revenue | /rɛ•vɪ•nju/ | noun | money that is made by or paid to a business |
| 2201 | reverse | /rɪ•vɚs/ | verb | to go in the opposite direction |
| 730 | review | /rɪ•vju/ | verb | to carefully look at the quality of something |
| 2685 | revise | /rɪ•vaɪz/ | verb | to make changes to improve something |
| 1968 | revolution | /rɛ•və•lu•ʃən/ | noun | a change in the way a country is governed, usually by violence or war; a complete change |
| 1746 | reward | /rɪ•woɚd/ | verb | to give something to someone because of their good work |
| 2692 | rice | /raɪs/ | noun | white or brown grains from a plant used for food |
| 1010 | rich | /rɪtʃ/ | adj | having a lot of money, possessions, or resources |
| 2401 | rid | /rɪd/ | verb | to no longer be wanted so you throw it away |
| 1048 | ride | /raɪd/ | verb | to sit on and control a horse or vehicle |
| 92 | right | /raɪt/ | adj | on side where the hand that most people write with |
| 944 | ring | /rɪŋ/ | verb | to produce a sound from a bell, alarm, or telephone; a piece of jewelry worn on a finger |
| 462 | rise | /raɪz/ | verb | to move from a lower position to a higher one |
| 545 | risk | /rɪsk/ | verb | to take the chance that you may do something dangerous |
| 2341 | rival | /raɪ•vəl/ | adj | a person, team, or organization that competes with another; a competitor |
| 1174 | river | /rɪ•və/ | noun | flowing water that runs from mountains to the sea |
| 521 | road | /roʊd/ | noun | long piece of hard land for cars to travel on |
| 964 | rock | /rɑk/ | noun | big stone; hard, solid substance forming mountains |
| 468 | role | /roʊl/ | noun | character played by an actor |
| 1178 | roll | /roʊl/ | verb | to move along a surface by turning many times |
| 2631 | romantic | /rə•mæn•tɪk/ | adj | related to strong feelings of love between two people |
| 2014 | roof | /ruf/ | noun | cover or top of something |
| 254 | room | /rʊm/ | noun | a part of building enclosed by walls (e.g., kitchen) |
| 1527 | root | /rut/ | noun | part of a plant that grows underground |
| 2317 | rough | /rʌf/ | adj | not smooth, gentle, or careful |
| 2448 | roughly | /rʌflɪ/ | adv | in an inexact or imprecise manner |
| 519 | round | /raʊnd/ | adj | being in the shape of a circle or ball |
| 1408 | route | /rut/ | noun | way to get from one place to another place |
| 2102 | routine | /ru•tiːn/ | noun | happening or done regularly or frequently |
| 1600 | row | /roʊ/ | verb | a straight line of people or things; one after another |
| 2772 | royal | /roɪəl/ | adj | concerning a king or queen |
| 2403 | ruin | /rʊ•ɪn/ | verb | to spoil something, to make it useless |
| 415 | rule | /rul/ | noun | statement that says how things should be |
| 192 | run | /rʌn/ | verb | to move your legs faster than walking |
| 1961 | rural | /rʊə•rəl/ | adj | relating to parts of a country that are outside towns and cities, with fields, woods, etc. |
| 1697 | rush | /rʌʃ/ | verb | to do something very quickly |
| 1708 | sad | /sæd/ | adj | feeling unhappy; wishing something hadn't happened |
| 1025 | safe | /sɛɪf/ | adj | being out of danger |
| 1309 | safety | /sɛɪf•tɪ/ | noun | state of being free from harm or danger |
| 2114 | sail | /sɛɪl/ | verb | to travel on water in a ship or boat |
| 2534 | sake | /sɑɚ•kɪ/ | noun | interest or benefit of someone or something |
| 1814 | salary | /sæ•lə•rɪ/ | noun | money an employee is paid each year |
| 398 | sale | /sɛɪl/ | noun | giving something for money; the amount sold |
| 2457 | salt | /soɚlt/ | noun | natural white substance used to flavor or preserve food |
| 122 | same | /sɛɪm/ | det | identical; not different |
| 1060 | sample | /sɑɚm•pl/ | verb | to try something to see if you like it (e.g., food) |
| 2613 | sanction | /sæŋ•kʃən/ | noun | action taken to force a country to obey laws |
| 2371 | sand | /sænd/ | noun | grains of rock that make beaches and deserts |
| 2131 | satisfaction | /sæ•tɪs•fæk•ʃən/ | noun | happy feeling because of something that you did |
| 1152 | satisfy | /sæ•tɪs•faɪ/ | verb | to be happy because you met your expectation |
| 566 | save | /sɛɪv/ | verb | to rescue someone or something from a bad situation |
| 30 | say | /sɛɪ/ | verb | to use words to tell a message |
| 1197 | scale | /skɛɪl/ | noun | a device that is used to weigh a person or thing |
| 2608 | scan | /skæn/ | verb | to look within something for a particular person or thing |
| 2154 | scare | /skɛɚ/ | verb | to make someone feel frightened or worried |
| 1021 | scene | /siːn/ | noun | part of an act in a play |
| 1238 | schedule | /ʃɛ•djul/ | verb | to arrange a time to do something with others |
| 1265 | scheme | /skiːm/ | noun | often dishonest plan to get or do something |
| 2519 | scholar | /skɑ•lə/ | noun | a person who studies and knows a lot about a particular subject |
| 146 | school | /skul/ | noun | building where you learn in classes with a teacher |
| 904 | science | /saɪəns/ | noun | knowledge of the physical world based on facts |
| 1754 | scientific | /saɪ•ən•tɪ•fɪk/ | adj | related to science |
| 1407 | scientist | /saɪ•ən•tɪst/ | noun | a person who is trained to gain knowledge by making predictions, testing them, and developing theories |
| 2556 | scope | /skoʊp/ | noun | range of things that something includes |
| 822 | score | /skoɚ/ | verb | to get points in a sport such as kicking a ball into a goal |
| 2160 | scream | /skriːm/ | verb | to make a sudden loud cry |
| 956 | screen | /skriːn/ | noun | flat surface on a computer, or tv that shows images |
| 985 | sea | /siː/ | noun | place with a large amount of salt water |
| 2320 | seal | /siːl/ | verb | to make something so that it does not leak air or water |
| 888 | search | /sɚtʃ/ | verb | to carefully look for something |
| 750 | season | /siː•zn/ | noun | one of the four parts of the year determined mainly by the weather during that time |
| 851 | seat | /siːt/ | noun | something on which a person can sit |
| 226 | second | /sɛkənd/ | adj | 2nd; the one following first |
| 2083 | secondary | /sɛ•kən•də•rɪ/ | adj | less important than something else |
| 1944 | secondly | /sɛ•kənd•lɪ/ | adv | used to give a point or reason after the first |
| 1274 | secret | /siː•krɪt/ | adj | something that you don't want others to know; private |
| 1191 | secretary | /sɛ•krə•trɪ/ | noun | an employee who does general office work for another person in the office |
| 668 | section | /sɛk•ʃən/ | noun | one of the parts that form something |
| 1149 | sector | /sɛk•tə/ | noun | area that includes certain kinds of job |
| 1521 | secure | /sɪ•kjʊə/ | verb | to protect something from danger or harm, keep things safe |
| 541 | security | /sɪ•kjʊə•rɪ•tɪ/ | noun | things done to protect people, buildings, a country, etc., from harm |
| 50 | see | /siː/ | verb | to use your eyes to look at something |
| 1813 | seed | /siːd/ | noun | a small object made by a plant from which a new plant can grow; the beginning of something |
| 778 | seek | /siːk/ | verb | to search for; to try to find; look for |
| 173 | seem | /siːm/ | verb | to appear to be something |
| 2368 | segment | /sɛg•mənt/ | noun | part divided from the other parts of something |
| 1171 | select | /sɪ•lɛkt/ | verb | to choose from a group, something most suitable |
| 1645 | selection | /sɪ•lɛk•ʃən/ | noun | the act of carefully choosing something or someone from a group |
| 1831 | self | /sɛlf/ | noun | the type of person you really are |
| 418 | sell | /sɛl/ | verb | to exchange something for money |
| 323 | send | /sɛnd/ | verb | to cause mail or package to go to another place |
| 1205 | senior | /siː•njə/ | adj | having higher status or authority than another person |
| 412 | sense | /sɛns/ | verb | to perceive using sight, sound, taste touch or hearing |
| 2075 | sensitive | /sɛn•sɪ•tɪv/ | adj | easily hurt or damaged |
| 1097 | sentence | /sɛn•təns/ | noun | set of spoken or written words that make a whole statement |
| 889 | separate | /sɛ•pə•rɛɪt/ | adj | to divide into parts, or to make something divide into parts |
| 1958 | sequence | /siː•kwəns/ | noun | an ordered group of related events or things |
| 723 | series | /siːɚ•riːz/ | noun | number of things that happen one after another |
| 796 | serious | /siːɚ•riːɚs/ | adj | needing thought or concentration; important; in a sober manner |
| 1588 | seriously | /siːɚriːɚslɪ/ | adv | in a serious way; in a way that shows something is important |
| 2638 | servant | /sɚ•vənt/ | noun | a person who works in another person's house and takes care of them |
| 534 | serve | /sɚv/ | verb | to give or provide something to another person |
| 2759 | server | /sɚ•və/ | noun | a person or thing that brings things to you when asked to |
| 223 | service | /sɚ•vɪs/ | verb | to maintain a piece of machinery so it runs well |
| 1556 | session | /sɛ•ʃən/ | noun | period of time for doing a particular activity |
| 185 | set | /sɛt/ | noun | complete group of something (e.g., a chess set) |
| 1301 | settle | /sɛ•tl/ | verb | to move to a new environment and become accustomed to it |
| 1764 | settlement | /sɛtlmənt/ | noun | an official agreement that ends an argument or fight between people or groups |
| 348 | several | /sɛ•vrəl/ | det | more than two but not many |
| 1945 | severe | /sɪ•viːɚ/ | adj | very bad; very serious |
| 1061 | sex | /sɛks/ | noun | state of being male or female mostly biological |
| 1607 | sexual | /sɛk•sjʊ•əl/ | adj | concerning physical activity that can produce babies |
| 2723 | shade | /ʃɛɪd/ | noun | area of darkness where something stops the light |
| 2237 | shadow | /ʃæ•doʊ/ | noun | a dark shape that appears when something stops the light |
| 1472 | shake | /ʃɛɪk/ | verb | to move something violently back and forth or up and down |
| 807 | shall | /ʃæl/ | aux | expressing the future tense, to expect to happen |
| 984 | shape | /ʃɛɪp/ | noun | outer form of something, what it looks like |
| 353 | share | /ʃɛɚ/ | noun | part of a company you own, shown by a certificate |
| 2288 | shareholder | /ʃɛɚ•hoʊl•də/ | noun | someone who owns a part of a corporation |
| 1844 | sharp | /ʃɑɚp/ | adj | having a thin edge or point that is able to cut |
| 24 | she | /ʃiː/ | pron | female person or animal mentioned before |
| 2707 | sheep | /ʃiːp/ | noun | farm animal kept for meat and wool |
| 1614 | sheet | /ʃiːt/ | noun | a large piece of fabric or material that is used to cover something, often a bed |
| 2535 | shelf | /ʃɛlf/ | noun | flat board attached to a wall on which to store things |
| 2567 | shell | /ʃɛl/ | noun | hard outer covering that protects |
| 2578 | shelter | /ʃɛl•tə/ | noun | a place to live or stay that protects someone from weather |
| 1188 | shift | /ʃɪft/ | verb | to change in position or direction |
| 2629 | shine | /ʃaɪn/ | verb | to make bright light |
| 1091 | ship | /ʃɪp/ | noun | large boat |
| 1905 | shirt | /ʃɚt/ | noun | a light piece of clothing with sleeves for the upper body |
| 1381 | shock | /ʃɑk/ | noun | sudden bad feeling caused by something unexpected |
| 1474 | shoe | /ʃu/ | noun | outer covering worn on the foot to protect it usually sold in pairs |
| 1001 | shoot | /ʃut/ | verb | to kick or throw a ball at a goal |
| 437 | shop | /ʃɑp/ | noun | place which sells things |
| 2734 | shore | /ʃoɚ/ | noun | land along the edge of an area of water |
| 419 | short | /ʃoɚt/ | noun | small distance from one end to the other |
| 1565 | shot | /ʃɑt/ | verb | the act of firing a gun, or kicking or throwing a ball at a goal |
| 89 | should | /ʃʊd/ | aux | used to indicate what is proper or reasonable |
| 1608 | shoulder | /ʃoʊl•də/ | noun | the part of the body where an arm attaches or joins |
| 1664 | shout | /ʃaʊt/ | verb | to speak very loudly because you want to get their attention |
| 110 | show | /ʃoʊ/ | verb | to explain or teach how something is done |
| 2350 | shower | /ʃaʊ•ə/ | noun | the cleaning of a body by standing under falling water |
| 1773 | shut | /ʃʌt/ | verb | to close something |
| 1714 | sick | /sɪk/ | adj | having a physical or mental illness; not feeling well |
| 276 | side | /saɪd/ | noun | straight edge of an object |
| 2739 | sigh | /saɪ/ | verb | to breathe out in a way to show boredom or disappointment |
| 1423 | sight | /saɪt/ | noun | the ability to see |
| 500 | sign | /saɪn/ | noun | something such as a mark or event that shows that something exists, is true, is happening or will happen |
| 1500 | signal | /sɪg•nL/ | adj | An action, change, or process that gives information about something |
| 2349 | significance | /sɪg•nɪ•fɪ•kəns/ | noun | importance of something; the potential for something to have a big effect |
| 720 | significant | /sɪg•nɪ•fɪ•kənt/ | adj | large enough to be noticed or have an effect; important |
| 1667 | significantly | /sɪg•nɪfɪkəntlɪ/ | adv | in a way that is important or noticeable |
| 1965 | silence | /saɪ•ləns/ | noun | no sound or noise |
| 2472 | silent | /saɪ•lənt/ | adj | not speaking or making noise |
| 2699 | silly | /sɪ•lɪ/ | adv | lacking seriousness or foolish |
| 2031 | silver | /sɪl•və/ | noun | expensive, near white color metal (symbol Ag) |
| 594 | similar | /sɪ•mɪ•lə/ | adj | nearly the same |
| 2245 | similarly | /sɪmələlɪ/ | adv | in a way that is almost the same as something or someone else |
| 688 | simple | /sɪm•pl/ | adj | not hard to understand or do; not complex |
| 626 | simply | /sɪm•plɪ/ | adv | in an easy or clear manner |
| 191 | since | /sɪns/ | prep | from the time in the past that |
| 872 | sing | /sɪŋ/ | verb | to make musical sounds with your voice |
| 2180 | singer | /sɪ•ŋə/ | noun | a person who sings, often as a profession |
| 557 | single | /sɪŋ•gl/ | adj | only, merely |
| 2103 | sink | /sɪŋk/ | verb | to go down below the surface of water, mud, etc. |
| 2136 | sir | /sɚ/ | noun | form of address to a man you respect |
| 963 | sister | /sɪs•tə/ | noun | female you share a parent with |
| 356 | sit | /sɪt/ | verb | to be in a resting position on a chair |
| 494 | site | /saɪt/ | noun | present, former, or future location of something, such as a building |
| 2725 | situate | /sɪ•tjʊ•ɛɪt/ | verb | to place someone or something in a particular place or position |
| 430 | situation | /sɪ•tjʊ•ɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | condition, location or position |
| 705 | size | /saɪz/ | noun | how big or small a thing is |
| 2591 | ski | /skiː/ | noun | one of a pair of long flat boards attached to boots for moving smoothly over snow |
| 685 | skill | /skɪl/ | noun | ability to do something well |
| 1459 | skin | /skɪn/ | noun | outer layer of an animal's or human's body |
| 2449 | skirt | /skɚt/ | noun | piece of clothing for the lower body worn by women |
| 1718 | sky | /skaɪ/ | noun | the place where we see clouds above us |
| 2423 | slave | /slɛɪv/ | noun | someone who is legally owned by another person |
| 826 | sleep | /sliːp/ | verb | to rest your body in bed, as at night time |
| 2743 | slice | /slaɪs/ | noun | a flat piece of food that has been cut from a bigger piece |
| 1895 | slide | /slaɪd/ | verb | to move smoothly and easily, usually over a surface |
| 2040 | slight | /slaɪt/ | adj | very small in degree or amount |
| 1110 | slightly | /slaɪtlɪ/ | adv | concerning a small quantity or degree |
| 1808 | slip | /slɪp/ | verb | to slide out of position or fall to the ground by accident |
| 2693 | slope | /sloʊp/ | noun | an area of land that is higher on one side than the other |
| 1116 | slow | /sloʊ/ | adj | moving or happening without speed; not fast |
| 1510 | slowly | /sloʊlɪ/ | adv | done in a way that takes a long time |
| 186 | small | /smoɚl/ | adj | little in size; not big |
| 2021 | smart | /smɑɚt/ | adj | being clever, having a good mind |
| 1789 | smell | /smɛl/ | verb | to use your nose to sense something |
| 988 | smile | /smaɪl/ | verb | to show happiness by pulling up the corners of your mouth |
| 1228 | smoke | /smoʊk/ | verb | to breathe in through a cigarette and then blow it out |
| 2239 | smooth | /smuð/ | adj | something that feels pleasant and flat when you touch it; not rough |
| 2728 | snap | /snæp/ | verb | to break something long and thin |
| 1948 | snow | /snoʊ/ | noun | soft white pieces of frozen water falling from the clouds |
| 32 | so | /soʊ/ | conj | for that reason |
| 381 | social | /soʊ•ʃəl/ | adj | involving activities among people especially free time activities |
| 562 | society | /sə•saɪ•ə•tɪ/ | noun | community of people living together |
| 1599 | soft | /sɑft/ | adj | easy to press, bend or cut; not hard or firm |
| 1089 | software | /sɑftwɛɚ2/ | noun | market for software is expected to expand |
| 2020 | soil | /soɪl/ | noun | top layer of earth in which plants grow |
| 1376 | soldier | /soʊl•dʒə/ | noun | person who is in the military |
| 2048 | solid | /sɑ•lɪd/ | adj | firm or hard; not a gas or liquid |
| 788 | solution | /sə•lu•ʃən/ | noun | something that ends a problem |
| 1219 | solve | /sɑlv/ | verb | to find a way to deal with a problem |
| 53 | some | /sʌm/ | adj | used to refer to a person or thing that is not known |
| 981 | somebody | /sʌm•bə•dɪ/ | pron | person who is not known or named |
| 1690 | somehow | /sʌm•haʊ/ | adv | in a way that is not known or certain |
| 439 | someone | /sʌ•mwʌn/ | pron | person who is not known or named |
| 138 | something | /sʌm•θɪŋ/ | pron | thing that is not yet known or named |
| 444 | sometimes | /sʌm•taɪmz/ | adv | only at certain times; occasionally |
| 1677 | somewhat | /sʌ•mwɑt/ | adv | little, not very |
| 1318 | somewhere | /sʌ•mwɛɚ/ | adv | at or to an unknown or unnamed place |
| 687 | son | /sʌn/ | noun | male child; friendly way of addressing a boy |
| 940 | song | /sɑŋ/ | noun | some music with words in verse |
| 325 | soon | /sun/ | adv | at a time not long from now |
| 765 | sorry | /sɑ•rɪ/ | intj | what you say to admit you were wrong |
| 316 | sort | /soɚt/ | noun | group or class of similar things or people |
| 1882 | soul | /soʊl/ | noun | the spiritual part of a person |
| 390 | sound | /saʊnd/ | noun | waves traveling in air or water that can be heard |
| 623 | source | /soɚs/ | noun | produces or provides what is wanted or needed |
| 1157 | south | /saʊð/ | adj | direction that is the opposite of north |
| 1918 | southern | /sʌ•ðən/ | adj | in or from the south |
| 552 | space | /spɛɪs/ | noun | empty area with nothing in it |
| 2124 | spare | /spɛɚ/ | adj | kept as something extra that can be used if it is needed |
| 284 | speak | /spiːk/ | verb | to use words to tell information, express thoughts |
| 1239 | speaker | /spiː•kə/ | noun | person who makes a speech before a group |
| 443 | special | /spɛ•ʃəl/ | adj | different from what is usual; better or greater than normal |
| 2061 | specialist | /spɛ•ʃə•lɪst/ | noun | person who works in one specific area of a field or profession |
| 2335 | specialize | /spɛ•ʃə•laɪz/ | verb | to focus on one area of a field or profession |
| 2595 | species | /spiː•ʃiːz/ | noun | a group of related animals or plant |
| 791 | specific | /spɪ•sɪ•fɪk/ | adj | special or particular; clearly presented or stated |
| 1651 | specifically | /spə•sɪfɪklɪ/ | adv | in a well-defined or clear manner; in particular |
| 2324 | specify | /spɛ•sɪ•faɪ/ | verb | to state, name, or mention exactly and clearly |
| 893 | speech | /spiːtʃ/ | noun | expression of ideas or opinions |
| 1104 | speed | /spiːd/ | noun | quality of being fast or quick |
| 1970 | spell | /spɛl/ | verb | to be able to say, write, or print the letters that make up a word |
| 258 | spend | /spɛnd/ | verb | to use money to pay for something |
| 2326 | spin | /spɪn/ | verb | to turn around repeatedly |
| 1331 | spirit | /spɪ•rɪt/ | noun | part of a person that is not physical and believed to be the source of human emotions and character |
| 1934 | split | /splɪt/ | verb | to break something into pieces or divide something |
| 2279 | sponsor | /spɑn•sə/ | verb | to help someone or something succeed by giving them money |
| 603 | sport | /spoɚt/ | noun | game or physical exercise with rules |
| 1136 | spot | /spɑt/ | adj | see someone by chance |
| 1195 | spread | /sprɛd/ | verb | to place something over or cover a large area |
| 1330 | spring | /sprɪŋ/ | noun | time of year when plants start growing after winter |
| 1441 | square | /skwɛɚ/ | noun | shape with four sides of equal length sides and four right (90°) angles |
| 2573 | stability | /stə•bɪ•lɪ•tɪ/ | noun | quality of not being easily moved or changed |
| 1795 | stable | /stɛɪ•bl/ | adj | in a good situation or condition; not likely to change |
| 431 | staff | /stɑɚf/ | noun | employees of a company |
| 551 | stage | /stɛɪdʒ/ | noun | place where actors or musician perform for others |
| 2755 | stain | /stɛɪn/ | verb | to mark or change the color of something so it looks dirty |
| 2627 | stair | /stɛɚ/ | noun | steps that go from one level to another |
| 2522 | stake | /stɛɪk/ | verb | a strong stick with a pointed end that you push into the ground |
| 2651 | stamp | /stæmp/ | noun | small piece of paper you buy to put on a letter that you mail |
| 309 | stand | /stænd/ | verb | to be upright; not be sitting or lying down |
| 547 | standard | /stæn•dəd/ | adj | accepted level of quality; an official measurement |
| 845 | star | /stɑɚ/ | noun | a bright planet of gas in the night sky |
| 2104 | stare | /stɛɚ/ | verb | to look at someone or something for a long time |
| 136 | start | /stɑɚt/ | noun | first time or place that a thing exists; beginning |
| 199 | state | /stɛɪt/ | noun | region within a country, with its own government |
| 769 | statement | /stɛɪt•mənt/ | noun | act or process of saying something formally |
| 709 | station | /stɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | place where you can catch a train or a bus |
| 2254 | statistic | /stə•tɪs•tɪk/ | noun | a number that represents a piece of information |
| 1125 | status | /stɛɪ•təs/ | noun | position or rank relative to others in a society |
| 345 | stay | /stɛɪ/ | verb | to spend time visiting a place or someone's home |
| 2109 | steady | /stɛ•dɪ/ | adj | firmly fixed, supported, or balanced; not shaking, rocking, or likely to fall over |
| 1705 | steal | /stiːl/ | verb | to secretly take something that belongs to another |
| 2170 | steel | /stiːl/ | noun | very strong metal made of iron and other substances mixed together |
| 2200 | stem | /stɛm/ | noun | the long, thin part of a plant that supports leaves and flowers |
| 477 | step | /stɛp/ | noun | flat horizontal piece that forms stairs |
| 1008 | stick | /stɪk/ | noun | long thin piece of wood from a tree |
| 119 | still | /stɪl/ | adv | continuing to be the same as before |
| 2618 | stimulate | /stɪ•mjʊ•lɛɪt/ | verb | excite to action |
| 2737 | stir | /stɚ/ | verb | to mix something by making circular movements in it with a tool |
| 691 | stock | /stɑk/ | noun | piece of a business bought in the form of shares |
| 2634 | stomach | /stʌ•mək/ | noun | place in the body where food is broken down so your body can use it |
| 1372 | stone | /stoʊn/ | noun | hard, solid piece of rock |
| 347 | stop | /stɑp/ | verb | to finish moving or to come to an end |
| 2704 | storage | /stoɚ•rɪdʒ/ | noun | a safe place to keep something until it is needed |
| 617 | store | /stoɚ/ | noun | place where you can go to buy things |
| 1997 | storm | /stoɚm/ | noun | bad weather with a lot of rain, snow, and strong winds |
| 306 | story | /stoɚ•rɪ/ | noun | an account or description of how something happened |
| 1070 | straight | /strɛɪt/ | adj | not having curves, bends, or angles |
| 2177 | strain | /strɛɪn/ | noun | too much pressure on a person or system that can cause problems |
| 1343 | strange | /strɛɪndʒ/ | adj | unusual or odd; surprising because unexpected |
| 2722 | stranger | /strɛɪn•dʒə/ | noun | someone you do not know |
| 838 | strategy | /stræ•tɪ•dʒɪ/ | noun | careful plan or method for achieving a goal |
| 2146 | stream | /striːm/ | noun | small river |
| 598 | street | /striːt/ | noun | road in a city with buildings and places to walk |
| 1261 | strength | /strɛŋθ/ | noun | being strong |
| 2549 | strengthen | /strɛŋ•θən/ | verb | to make something stronger |
| 1042 | stress | /strɛs/ | verb | to be in a state of mental tension due to problems |
| 1631 | stretch | /strɛtʃ/ | verb | to make something bigger or looser by pulling on it |
| 2565 | strict | /strɪkt/ | adj | must be obeyed |
| 776 | strike | /straɪk/ | verb | to hit something |
| 2087 | string | /strɪŋ/ | noun | thin rope |
| 2238 | strip | /strɪp/ | verb | to take something away from (someone) |
| 2398 | stroke | /stroʊk/ | verb | to touch someone or something repeatedly in a caring way |
| 461 | strong | /strɑŋ/ | adj | having big muscles; physically powerful |
| 1543 | strongly | /strɑŋlɪ/ | adv | in a strong manner; in a very serious way |
| 2760 | structural | /strʌk•tʃə•rəl/ | adj | related to the way something is built or organized |
| 667 | structure | /strʌk•tʃə/ | noun | way something is built, arranged, or organized |
| 1169 | struggle | /strʌ•gl/ | verb | to try very hard to do something difficult |
| 248 | student | /stju•dənt/ | noun | person studying at school |
| 1481 | studio | /stju•dɪ•oʊ/ | noun | the building or room where art is made, such as paintings, movies, or music |
| 187 | study | /stʌ•dɪ/ | verb | to focus on learning something usually at school |
| 752 | stuff | /stʌf/ | noun | generic description for things, materials, objects |
| 2361 | stupid | /stju•pɪd/ | adj | lacking the ability to learn easily; not intelligent |
| 864 | style | /staɪl/ | noun | the particular way something is done or made |
| 361 | subject | /səb•dʒɛkt/ | noun | person or thing that does the action of a verb |
| 2068 | submit | /səb•mɪt/ | verb | to accept a superior force has power over you |
| 2249 | subsequent | /sʌb•sɪ•kwənt/ | adj | happening after |
| 2746 | subsequently | /sʌbsɪkwəntlɪ/ | adv | after something else has happened |
| 2228 | substance | /sʌb•stəns/ | noun | a particular type of material |
| 1892 | substantial | /səb•stæn•ʃəl/ | adj | large in amount, quantity, or size |
| 2712 | substitute | /sʌb•stɪ•tjut/ | noun | person or thing that takes the place of something |
| 1584 | succeed | /sək•siːd/ | verb | to finally achieve something that you were trying to achieve |
| 725 | success | /sək•sɛs/ | noun | achievement of a desired purpose or goal |
| 871 | successful | /sək'sɛsfəl/ | adj | having the desired effect or result |
| 2431 | successfully | /sək'sɛsfəlɪ/ | adv | in a manner that achieves a goal |
| 100 | such | /sʌtʃ/ | adj | like or similar |
| 1938 | sudden | /sʌ•dn/ | adj | happening or done quickly or unexpectedly |
| 995 | suddenly | /sʌdnlɪ/ | adv | in an unexpected or very quick manner |
| 837 | suffer | /sʌ•fə/ | verb | to experience pain, illness, or injury |
| 1930 | sufficient | /sə•fɪ•ʃənt/ | adj | having as much as is needed for a particular purpose |
| 2232 | sugar | /ʃʊ•gə/ | noun | white sweet substance used to make foods sweeter |
| 329 | suggest | /sə•dʒɛst/ | verb | to mention something that could be done; propose |
| 1282 | suggestion | /sə•dʒɛs•tʃən/ | noun | idea about what someone should do |
| 1120 | suit | /sjut/ | verb | to be appropriate for a given situation |
| 1636 | suitable | /sju•tə•bl/ | adj | acceptable or right for someone or something |
| 1373 | sum | /sʌm/ | noun | amount when all is added together; total |
| 2726 | summarize | /sʌ•mə•raɪz/ | verb | to state the main or most important ideas of something |
| 2316 | summary | /sʌ•mə•rɪ/ | noun | a brief statement that gives the most important information |
| 654 | summer | /sʌ•mə/ | noun | part of the year when the weather is hot |
| 1359 | sun | /sʌn/ | noun | the hot shining star the earth moves around |
| 2713 | supplement | /sʌp•lɪ•mɛnt/ | noun | something added to another thing to make it better |
| 2002 | supplier | /sə•plaɪ•ə/ | noun | organization that provides a product or service |
| 813 | supply | /sə•plaɪ/ | verb | to give or sell goods to others for their use |
| 272 | support | /sə•poɚt/ | verb | to give assistance or advice to someone |
| 2107 | supporter | /sə•poɚ•tə/ | noun | someone who shows they are in favor of an idea/plan |
| 610 | suppose | /sə•poʊz/ | verb | to imagine or guess what might happen |
| 279 | sure | /ʃʊə/ | adj | having no doubts about something |
| 1674 | surely | /ʃʊəlɪ/ | adv | with certainty; definitely |
| 1159 | surface | /sɚ•fɪs/ | adj | of the top layer; superficial |
| 2347 | surgery | /sɚ•dʒə•rɪ/ | noun | medical treatment in which a doctor cuts into a body |
| 634 | surprise | /sə•praɪz/ | verb | to do something that another person didn't expect |
| 2643 | surprisingly | /sə'praɪzɪŋlɪ/ | adv | in an unexpected way |
| 1172 | surround | /sə•raʊnd/ | verb | to be on every side of something |
| 1006 | survey | /sɚ•vɛɪ/ | verb | to ask people a question about a particular topic |
| 2409 | survival | /sə•vaɪ•vəl/ | noun | act of continuing to exist when facing difficulty |
| 1216 | survive | /sə•vaɪv/ | verb | to continue to live despite illness or trouble |
| 1488 | suspect | /səs•pɛkt/ | verb | to think that someone may have committed a crime or done something wrong |
| 2751 | suspend | /səs•pɛnd/ | verb | to stop something for a period of time; to interrupt |
| 2271 | sustain | /səs•tɛɪn/ | verb | to maintain, lengthen or continue to do something |
| 2732 | swear | /swɛɚ/ | verb | to make a serious promise to do something |
| 2134 | sweep | /swiːp/ | verb | to remove dust or dirt from a surface with a broom or brush |
| 1779 | sweet | /swiːt/ | adj | tasting like sugar; containing sugar |
| 1389 | swim | /swɪm/ | verb | to move through water by moving parts of the body |
| 1935 | swing | /swɪŋ/ | verb | to move smoothly backwards and forwards or from side to side while hanging from something |
| 1461 | switch | /swɪtʃ/ | noun | to change from one thing to another; a thing you move to change from one thing to another |
| 2165 | symbol | /sɪm•bəl/ | noun | action or object that represents a particular idea or quality |
| 2069 | symptom | /sɪm•ptəm/ | noun | a change in someone or something that shows they have an illness or problem |
| 179 | system | /sɪs•tɪm/ | noun | set of organized, planned ideas that work together |
| 450 | table | /tɛɪ•bl/ | noun | raised flat surface |
| 2504 | tackle | /tæ•kl/ | verb | to take action to solve a difficult problem |
| 2537 | tail | /tɛɪl/ | noun | back end of an animal's body that sticks out |
| 59 | take | /tɛɪk/ | verb | to pick up something and go away with it |
| 2543 | tale | /tɛɪl/ | noun | story about colorful and imaginary events |
| 1788 | talent | /tæ•lənt/ | noun | the natural ability of a person to do something well |
| 137 | talk | /toɚk/ | verb | to say things or ideas to someone with words |
| 1783 | tall | /toɚl/ | adj | greater in height than average |
| 2187 | tank | /tæŋk/ | noun | container for holding liquid or gas |
| 2295 | tap | /tæp/ | verb | to hit something lightly |
| 1369 | tape | /tɛɪp/ | verb | to stick things together using an adhesive strip |
| 797 | target | /tɑɚ•gɪt/ | noun | a goal or amount you are trying to achieve |
| 853 | task | /tɑɚsk/ | noun | big or small piece of work someone has to do |
| 1411 | taste | /tɛɪst/ | noun | the particular quality of food or drink that can be sensed by a person's mouth |
| 787 | tax | /tæks/ | noun | money taken by a government from its people |
| 1146 | taxi | /tæk•sɪ/ | noun | car that transports people for money |
| 1597 | tea | /tiː/ | noun | drink made when you put dried leaves in hot water |
| 539 | teach | /tiːtʃ/ | verb | to help someone learn or do something |
| 496 | teacher | /tiː•tʃə/ | noun | person who teaches others, especially in a school |
| 407 | team | /tiːm/ | noun | group of people working on a task together |
| 1468 | tear | /tɛɚ/,/tɪɚ/ | verb, noun | 1. (v) to damage something by pulling it apart; 2. (n) drop of salty water from the eye |
| 1456 | technical | /tɛk•nɪ•kəl/ | adj | of practical use of machines or science in industry |
| 1222 | technique | /tɛk•niːk/ | noun | way of doing by using special knowledge or skill |
| 563 | technology | /tɛk•nɑ•lə•dʒɪ/ | noun | use or knowledge of science in industry, engineering, etc. |
| 2344 | teenager | /tiːn•ɛɪ•dʒə/ | noun | a person between the ages of 13 and 19 |
| 1034 | telephone | /tɛ•lɪ•foʊn/ | noun | machine used to talk to someone who is far away |
| 795 | television | /tɛ•lɪ•vɪ•ʒən/ | noun | device that broadcasts programs, movies, or show |
| 103 | tell | /tɛl/ | verb | to say or communicate information to someone |
| 1450 | temperature | /tɛm•prɪ•tʃə/ | noun | a measure of how hot or cold something is (e.g., the weather) |
| 1818 | temporary | /tɛm•pə•rə•rɪ/ | adj | continuing for a limited time, not permanent |
| 842 | tend | /tɛnd/ | verb | to regularly behave in a certain way |
| 2406 | tendency | /tɛn•dən•sɪ/ | noun | quality that something happens or someone behaves in a particular way |
| 2782 | tender | /tɛn•də/ | adj | loving and gentle |
| 1915 | tennis | /tɛ•nɪs/ | noun | game played by hitting a ball over a net |
| 2073 | tension | /tɛn•ʃən/ | noun | feeling of anxiety and inability to relax |
| 2719 | tent | /tɛnt/ | noun | portable cloth shelter used outdoors |
| 280 | term | /tɚm/ | noun | fixed period of weeks for learning at school |
| 1642 | terrible | /tɛ•rə•bl/ | adj | very bad; horrible |
| 2145 | territory | /tɛ•rɪ•tə•rɪ/ | noun | area of land or ocean owned or controlled by a government or person |
| 2119 | terrorist | /tɛ•rə•rɪst/ | noun | a person who uses fear or violence for a political purpose |
| 332 | test | /tɛst/ | noun | examination; questions to measure knowledge |
| 1046 | text | /tɛkst/ | noun | written part of a book or other work |
| 69 | than | /ðæn/ | conj | used when comparing two things |
| 244 | thank | /θæŋk/ | verb | to tell someone you are grateful to them |
| 15 | that | /ðæt/ | pron | used to show which person or thing we are talking about |
| 1 | the | /ðiː/ | det | used to refer to something already mentioned |
| 1391 | theater | /θiːə•θɚ/ | noun | place where shows are performed on a stage |
| 1570 | theme | /θiːm/ | noun | main subject to discuss or describe |
| 480 | themselves | /ðəm•sɛlvz/ | pron | reflexive form of they |
| 71 | then | /ðɛn/ | adv | at that time not now |
| 2773 | theoretical | /θiːɚ•rɛ•tɪ•kəl/ | adj | involving the uncertain or yet to be proved parts of a particular subject |
| 875 | theory | /θiːɚ•rɪ/ | noun | idea or set of ideas that try to explain facts or events |
| 2496 | therapy | /θɛ•rə•pɪ/ | noun | treatment intended to help fix your problem or medical illness |
| 40 | there | /ðɛɚ/ | adv | in that place or position, at that location |
| 525 | therefore | /ðɛɚ•foɚ/ | adv | for that reason |
| 13 | they | /ðɛɪ/ | pron | used to refer to two or more people, animals, or things |
| 1998 | thick | /θɪk/ | adj | having a large distance between two surfaces |
| 1696 | thin | /θɪn/ | adj | not thick; not wide in size |
| 87 | thing | /θɪŋ/ | noun | something you cannot remember the name of |
| 47 | think | /θɪŋk/ | verb | to have an idea, opinion, or belief about something |
| 2801 | thirst | /θɚst/ | noun | need for something to drink |
| 19 | this | /ðɪs/ | pron | person, thing, or idea near you |
| 227 | though | /ðoʊ/ | adv | although, despite the fact that |
| 1346 | threat | /θrɛt/ | noun | warning of probable trouble |
| 1519 | threaten | /θrɛ•tn/ | verb | to say you will harm or hurt someone |
| 2502 | throat | /θroʊt/ | noun | passage inside the neck used to swallow and breathe |
| 108 | through | /θru/ | adj | from one end or side of something to the other end or side |
| 896 | throughout | /θru•aʊt/ | prep | over or across an entire thing or place, or in every part of something |
| 852 | throw | /θroʊ/ | verb | to use your arm to make a thing fly through the air |
| 684 | thus | /ðʌs/ | adv | therefore; so; as a result |
| 1247 | ticket | /tɪ•kɪt/ | noun | piece of paper that lets you enter or use something |
| 1514 | tie | /taɪ/ | verb | to join together two ends of string or rope; to join two or more things together with string or rope |
| 2081 | tight | /taɪt/ | adj | held together firmly; difficult to move |
| 1569 | till | /tɪl/ | conj | until |
| 49 | time | /taɪm/ | noun | something measured in minutes, hours, days, etc. |
| 1634 | tiny | /taɪ•nɪ/ | adj | very, very small |
| 1657 | tip | /tɪp/ | noun | a small piece of advice; the end of something |
| 1329 | tire | /taɪ•ə/ | noun | lose energy and feel that you need to rest |
| 2622 | tissue | /tɪ•sju/ | noun | piece of thin, soft paper |
| 1055 | title | /taɪ•tl/ | noun | name given to something to identify or describe it |
| 5 | to | /tu/ | prep | move towards; in the direction of |
| 246 | today | /tə•dɛɪ/ | adv | on this day; at the time that is happening now |
| 294 | together | /tə•gɛ•ðə/ | adv | near close in the same place not far in a family or group |
| 726 | tomorrow | /tə•mɑ•roʊ/ | adv | day after today |
| 1691 | tone | /toʊn/ | noun | sound of a voice that shows emotion or meaning |
| 2758 | tongue | /tʌŋ/ | noun | part of the mouth that tastes food and is used for speaking |
| 1412 | tonight | /tə•naɪt/ | adv | night following this day |
| 118 | too | /tu/ | adv | say that something is more than you want |
| 1225 | tool | /tul/ | noun | device used to make things (e.g., a hammer or driver) |
| 2024 | tooth | /tuθ/ | noun | hard white thing in the mouth used for biting and eating |
| 375 | top | /tɑp/ | noun | highest or upper part or point of something |
| 1294 | topic | /tɑ•pɪk/ | noun | matter people talk or write about |
| 569 | total | /toʊ•tl/ | noun | whole number or amount of something |
| 1394 | totally | /toʊtəlɪ/ | adv | in a complete way; completely; absolutely |
| 833 | touch | /tʌtʃ/ | verb | to feel an object with your fingers, etc. |
| 1467 | tough | /tʌf/ | adj | very difficult to do or deal with |
| 1087 | tour | /tʊə/ | noun | a journey to visit several places for pleasure |
| 2625 | tourism | /tʊərɪzəm/ | noun | traveling to new places (e.g., abroad, for vacations) |
| 1484 | tourist | /tʊə•rɪst/ | noun | someone who travels to a place for pleasure |
| 2778 | tournament | /tʊə•nə•mənt/ | noun | a competition made up of a series of games between many competitors |
| 406 | toward | /tə•woɚd/ | adv | facing or moving in the direction of something |
| 2322 | tower | /toʊ•ə/ | noun | a tall, narrow building |
| 364 | town | /taʊn/ | noun | small city |
| 1992 | toy | /toɪ/ | noun | a thing that children play with |
| 2045 | trace | /trɛɪs/ | verb | to find, describe or discover by investigation |
| 957 | track | /træk/ | verb | to follow behind someone to see what they are doing |
| 544 | trade | /trɛɪd/ | verb | to buy, sell and exchange goods in business |
| 1336 | tradition | /trə•dɪ•ʃən/ | noun | way of thinking, and behaving that was used for a long time |
| 991 | traditional | /trə•dɪ•ʃə•nL/ | adj | involved in a tradition |
| 1223 | traffic | /træ•fɪk/ | noun | amount of activity over a communication system |
| 2181 | trail | /trɛɪl/ | noun | a path through the countryside, often where people walk |
| 289 | train | /trɛɪn/ | noun | vehicle that carries people and runs on rails |
| 1108 | transfer | /træns•fɚ/ | verb | to move something from one place to another |
| 2172 | transform | /træns•foɚm/ | verb | to change the shape of something completely |
| 2193 | transition | /træn•sɪ•ʒən/ | noun | a gradual change from one condition to another |
| 2308 | translate | /træns•lɛɪt/ | verb | to change words from one language into another |
| 1208 | transport | /træns•poɚt/ | verb | to carry things from one place to another |
| 2700 | transportation | /trænspoɚ'tɛɪʃn/ | noun | act, system, or business of moving people or goods from one place to another |
| 2182 | trap | /træp/ | noun | a device used for catching animals |
| 503 | travel | /træ•vl/ | verb | to go to a place that is far away |
| 804 | treat | /triːt/ | verb | to act in a certain way toward someone |
| 811 | treatment | /triːt•mənt/ | noun | way someone acts toward another |
| 738 | tree | /triː/ | noun | tall green plants in a forest |
| 1279 | trend | /trɛnd/ | noun | general direction of developing, proceeding |
| 1041 | trial | /traɪ•əl/ | noun | concerning or used in a trial |
| 2614 | trick | /trɪk/ | verb | to make someone believe something that is not true |
| 2583 | trigger | /trɪ•gə/ | verb | to make something start happening |
| 824 | trip | /trɪp/ | noun | journey or visit to a place |
| 1455 | troop | /trup/ | noun | group of soldiers; an organized group |
| 831 | trouble | /trʌ•bl/ | noun | state of difficulty or stress |
| 2111 | truck | /trʌk/ | noun | a large road vehicle used to carry things |
| 478 | true | /tru/ | adv | agreeing with the facts; not false; real or actual |
| 1823 | truly | /trulɪ/ | adv | based on truth or fact or reality |
| 1073 | trust | /trʌst/ | verb | to be confident that someone is honest and reliable |
| 1100 | truth | /truθ/ | noun | real facts about something |
| 125 | try | /traɪ/ | verb | to make an effort, to attempt to do something |
| 2321 | tube | /tjub/ | noun | long, hollow object |
| 2190 | tune | /tjun/ | noun | group of musical notes that make a nice sound |
| 194 | turn | /tɚn/ | verb | to change the direction of something (e.g., a car) |
| 1306 | twice | /twaɪs/ | adv | two times |
| 2364 | twin | /twɪn/ | noun | two children born from the same mother at the same time |
| 2498 | twist | /twɪst/ | verb | to turn something in opposite directions at the same time |
| 389 | type | /taɪp/ | noun | group of things or people sharing common features |
| 1534 | typical | /tɪ•pɪ•kəl/ | adj | normal; usual; expected |
| 2004 | typically | /tɪp•ɪ•klɪ/ | adv | in a normal or usual way |
| 2784 | ugly | /ʌg•lɪ/ | adj | unpleasant to look at; not attractive |
| 2018 | ultimately | /ʌl•tɪ•mət•lɪ/ | adv | finally, after doing other things |
| 1716 | unable | /ʌn•ɛɪ•bl/ | adj | not being able to do something |
| 2731 | uncertainty | /ʌn•sɚ•tn•tɪ/ | noun | feeling that you don't really know what will happen |
| 2691 | uncle | /ʌŋ•kl/ | noun | brother of your father or mother or the husband of your aunt |
| 886 | unclear | /ʌn•kliɚ/ | adj | not easy to understand; not obvious |
| 193 | under | /ʌn•də/ | adj | in the same place as another thing, but lower |
| 2554 | undergo | /ʌn•də•goʊ/ | verb | to experience something, often bad |
| 2128 | underlie | /ʌn•də•laɪ/ | verb | to lie or exist beneath |
| 243 | understand | /ʌn•də•stænd/ | verb | to know the meaning of language, what someone says |
| 2034 | undertake | /ʌn•də•tɛɪk/ | verb | to begin or attempt, commit oneself to and begin |
| 1982 | unemployment | /ʌn•ɪm•ploɪ•mənt/ | noun | the number of people in an area who want to work but do not have a job |
| 1267 | unfortunately | /ʌn•foɚtʃ•nɪt•lɪ/ | adv | in a way that is to be regretted; unluckily |
| 2053 | uniform | /ju•nɪ•foɚm/ | noun | a set of clothes that show you are part of a group or school |
| 1277 | union | /juniːɚn/ | noun | organization of people or groups who have a similar interest or particular goal |
| 1592 | unique | /ju•niːk/ | adj | unlike other things; being the only one like it |
| 780 | unit | /ju•nɪt/ | noun | single thing or person; a part of something larger |
| 2763 | unite | /ju•naɪt/ | verb | to join or come together as one |
| 2353 | universal | /ju•nɪ•vɚ•səl/ | adj | done or experienced by everyone |
| 2705 | universe | /ju•nɪ•vɚs/ | noun | all of space and everything in it |
| 967 | university | /ju•nɪ•vɚ•sɪ•tɪ/ | noun | high-level educational institution; college |
| 2041 | unknown | /ʌn•noʊn/ | noun | not familiar or famous |
| 1003 | unless | /ən•lɛs/ | conj | negative of 'if' |
| 1735 | unlike | /ʌn•laɪk/ | adj | appearing or being different |
| 2037 | unlikely | /ʌn•laɪk•lɪ/ | adv | not being likely to happen or not likely to be the truth |
| 255 | until | /ən•tɪl/ | conj | up to, to indicate a point in time when something happens |
| 1871 | unusual | /ʌn•ju•ʒʊəl/ | adj | different from what is ordinary or normal in a way that attracts attention; not usual |
| 52 | up | /ʌp/ | prep | move higher; raise |
| 1931 | update | /ʌp•dɛɪt/ | verb | to change something by adding the most recent information |
| 579 | upon | /ə•pɑn/ | prep | more formal term for on |
| 1926 | upper | /ʌ•pə/ | adj | higher than others of the same kind |
| 2023 | upset | /ʌp•sɛt/ | adj | troubled, worried, or angry |
| 1916 | urban | /ɚ•bən/ | adj | concerning a city; located in a city |
| 1784 | urge | /ɚdʒ/ | verb | to strongly persuade someone to do something |
| 68 | use | /juz/ | verb | to do something with, for a task or purpose |
| 917 | useful | /jusfəl/ | adj | that can help with a particular task |
| 1113 | user | /ju•zə/ | noun | person that uses a service or thing (e.g., a website) |
| 1383 | usual | /ju•ʒʊəl/ | adj | being the way things occur most of the time |
| 555 | usually | /juʒəlɪ/ | adv | normally; regularly |
| 2413 | valley | /væ•lɪ/ | noun | long, low area between hills or mountains, often with a river running through it |
| 1896 | valuable | /væ•ljʊə•bl/ | adj | worth a lot of money |
| 342 | value | /væ•lju/ | verb | to say how much money something is worth |
| 2215 | van | /væn/ | noun | truck with an enclosed cargo space |
| 1777 | variable | /vɛɚ•riːɚ•bl/ | adj | having the ability to change or vary |
| 2017 | variation | /vɛɚ•rɪ•ɛɪ•ʃn/ | noun | something almost the same as another but different |
| 953 | variety | /və•raɪ•ə•tɪ/ | noun | particular types of things or persons |
| 682 | various | /vɛɚ•riːɚs/ | adj | several; consisting of different things or types |
| 1357 | vary | /vɛɚ•rɪ/ | verb | to be changeable, both up and down |
| 1800 | vast | /vɑɚst/ | adj | being very large in size or amount |
| 2214 | vegetable | /vɛ•dʒɪ•tə•bl/ | noun | a plant that is raised and eaten as food |
| 1406 | vehicle | /viː•ɪ•kl/ | noun | machine (such as a car) that is used to carry things |
| 2377 | venture | /vɛn•tʃə/ | noun | activity that involves taking chances or risks |
| 2697 | verb | /vɚb/ | noun | word that expresses an action or state |
| 979 | version | /vɚʃn/ | noun | particular form of something and other forms |
| 2480 | versus | /vɚ•səs/ | prep | used to show that a thing or person is against another thing or person |
| 63 | very | /vɛ•rɪ/ | verb | much; great in amount |
| 2696 | vessel | /vɛ•sl/ | noun | pot, container |
| 2671 | veteran | /vɛ•tə•rən/ | noun | experienced through long service or practice |
| 1732 | via | /vaɪə/ | prep | by going through, by way of |
| 2243 | vice | /vaɪ•sɪ/ | noun | type of evildoing |
| 1518 | victim | /vɪk•tɪm/ | noun | person who has suffered from a crime, bad situation, or event |
| 1774 | victory | /vɪk•tə•rɪ/ | noun | a win in a war, game, or competition |
| 1063 | video | /vɪdɪoʊ/ | noun | recording capturing action with sound |
| 293 | view | /vju/ | noun | things you are able to see from a specific place |
| 814 | village | /vɪ•lɪdʒ/ | noun | small town in the country |
| 1434 | violence | /vaɪ•ə•ləns/ | noun | use of physical force to harm someone or damage something |
| 2422 | violent | /vaɪ•ə•lənt/ | adj | done with force; likely to cause physical damage |
| 2070 | virtually | /vɚtʃʊəlɪ/ | adv | almost completely |
| 2339 | virus | /vaɪ•ə•rəs/ | noun | a very small, basic living thing that causes disease or sickness |
| 2417 | visible | /vɪ•zə•bl/ | adj | easily seen or understood |
| 1649 | vision | /vɪʒn/ | noun | ability to see things with your eyes |
| 333 | visit | /vɪ•zɪt/ | verb | to go to a place for a time, usually for a reason |
| 1396 | visitor | /vɪ•zɪ•tə/ | noun | one who goes to a place to see it (or someone) |
| 2360 | visual | /vɪ•zjʊəl/ | adj | something to look at with the eyes |
| 2121 | vital | /vaɪ•tl/ | adj | necessary |
| 607 | voice | /voɪs/ | noun | sound made when you speak or sing |
| 1362 | volume | /vɑ•ljʊm/ | noun | level of sound produced by an object, such as a radio or television |
| 2753 | voluntary | /vɑ•lən•tə•rɪ/ | adj | done or given by their own will and not forced to do |
| 1960 | volunteer | /vɑ•lən•tiːɚ/ | noun | someone who works willingly without pay |
| 548 | vote | /voʊt/ | verb | to make a choice for or against, as in an election |
| 1750 | voter | /voʊ•tə/ | noun | a person who can vote in an election |
| 1755 | wage | /wɛɪdʒ/ | noun | money paid to workers for the hours they worked |
| 403 | wait | /wɛɪt/ | verb | to spend time until an expected thing happens |
| 1506 | wake | /wɛɪk/ | verb | to stop sleeping; to make someone stop sleeping |
| 339 | walk | /woɚk/ | verb | to move with your legs at a slowish pace |
| 722 | wall | /woɚl/ | noun | high, flat side of a room or building |
| 2744 | wander | /wɑn•də/ | verb | to move around without purpose |
| 76 | want | /wɑnt/ | verb | to desire or wish for something; hope for a thing |
| 435 | war | /woɚ/ | noun | situation where armies fight each other |
| 1019 | warm | /woɚm/ | adj | slightly hot; not very hot |
| 1130 | warn | /woɚn/ | verb | to tell someone about possible danger |
| 1366 | wash | /wɑʃ/ | verb | to clean someone or something with soap and water |
| 1244 | waste | /wɛɪst/ | verb | to use valuable things ineffectively |
| 326 | watch | /wɑtʃ/ | verb | to look at carefully to work out what is happening |
| 322 | water | /woɚ•tə/ | noun | clear liquid that forms the seas, rivers, and rain |
| 1156 | wave | /wɛɪv/ | verb | to move your hand or arm to say hello or goodbye |
| 80 | way | /wɛɪ/ | noun | how something is done |
| 16 | we | /wiː/ | pron | used to refer to the speaker and other people together |
| 1683 | weak | /wiːk/ | adj | having little power; not strong; easy to break |
| 2455 | weakness | /wiːknəs/ | noun | quality of not being powerful or strong |
| 2185 | wealth | /wɛlθ/ | noun | large amount of money and possessions |
| 2424 | wealthy | /wɛl•θɪ/ | adj | having a great amount of money or property |
| 1323 | weapon | /wɛ•pən/ | noun | something that is used for fighting |
| 526 | wear | /wɛɚ/ | verb | to have clothes, glasses, shoes, etc., on your body |
| 1066 | weather | /wɛ•ðə/ | noun | whether it is raining, sunny, cold, etc., outside |
| 2221 | web | /wɛb/ | noun | a net made by spiders; many things connected together |
| 1563 | wed | /wɛd/ | verb | to marry; to get married |
| 157 | week | /wiːk/ | noun | period of seven days, starts on Sunday and end on Saturday |
| 933 | weekend | /wiːk'ɛnd/ | noun | Saturday and Sunday |
| 2658 | weekly | /wiːk•lɪ/ | adv | happening once a week |
| 2479 | weigh | /wɛɪ/ | verb | to determine the weight of, using scales |
| 976 | weight | /wɛɪt/ | noun | how heavy something is |
| 2767 | weird | /wiːɚd/ | adj | odd or unusual |
| 987 | welcome | /wɛl•kəm/ | noun | friendly greeting to someone who has arrived |
| 2084 | welfare | /wɛl•fɛɚ/ | noun | a government program to help poor people |
| 61 | well | /wɛl/ | adj | in a good way |
| 1535 | west | /wɛst/ | noun | the direction where the sun sets; opposite of east |
| 2150 | western | /wɛs•tən/ | adj | coming from, found in, or facing towards the west |
| 2082 | wet | /wɛt/ | adj | covered or soaked with a liquid; not dry |
| 51 | what | /wɑt/ | adv | asking for information about someone or something |
| 675 | whatever | /wɑt•ɛ•və/ | det | anything or everything needed; no matter what |
| 1983 | wheel | /wiːl/ | noun | the round thing under a vehicle that turns and makes it move |
| 46 | when | /wɛn/ | noun | word you use to ask about the time or day |
| 2125 | whenever | /wɛn•ɛ•və/ | adv | at any or every time that |
| 86 | where | /wɛɚ/ | noun | word you use to ask the location of something |
| 1370 | whereas | /wɛɚr•æz/ | conj | taking into consideration the fact that |
| 2659 | wherever | /wɛɚr•ɛ•və/ | adv | in any situation or at any time that |
| 273 | whether | /wɛ•ðə/ | conj | if something will happen or not |
| 39 | which | /wɪtʃ/ | adj | question word to ask about a person's choice |
| 155 | while | /waɪl/ | conj | during the time that; at the same time |
| 2550 | whilst | /waɪlst/ | conj | during the time that; at the same time |
| 2592 | whisper | /wɪs•pə/ | verb | to talk with breath but no voice |
| 482 | white | /waɪt/ | adj | lightest color; the color of fresh snow and milk |
| 44 | who | /hu/ | pron | what or which person or people, to ask about, talking about |
| 310 | whole | /hoʊl/ | adj | complete or full; all of |
| 154 | why | /waɪ/ | adv | for what reason or purpose |
| 753 | wide | /waɪd/ | adj | having a great distance from one side to the other |
| 1766 | widely | /waɪdlɪ/ | adv | by or among a large number of people |
| 602 | wife | /waɪf/ | noun | married woman |
| 1589 | wild | /waɪld/ | adj | living in nature; not tame |
| 28 | will | /wɪl/ | aux | used with verbs to express the future |
| 377 | win | /wɪn/ | verb | to succeed in a game or contest |
| 1011 | wind | /waɪnd/ | noun | natural movement of outside air as part of the weather |
| 734 | window | /wɪn•doʊ/ | noun | opening in a wall or door to let in light |
| 1387 | wine | /waɪn/ | noun | alcoholic drink made from the juice of grapes |
| 2007 | wing | /wɪŋ/ | noun | part of an animal's body that is used for flying |
| 1909 | winner | /wɪ•nə/ | noun | the person or animal that is the best in a contest or first in a race |
| 1326 | winter | /wɪn•tə/ | noun | coldest season of the year |
| 2766 | wipe | /waɪp/ | verb | to clean or dry something with a cloth |
| 2036 | wire | /waɪ•ə/ | noun | thin, flexible thread of metal |
| 2574 | wise | /waɪz/ | adj | knowledgeable about life; having good judgment |
| 524 | wish | /wɪʃ/ | verb | to want something to happen or to become true |
| 18 | with | /wɪð/ | prep | used to express that people or things are together |
| 2161 | withdraw | /wɪð•droɚ/ | verb | pull back; move away or backward from something |
| 285 | within | /wɪ•ðɪn/ | adv | not beyond the limits of a particular space, time, or range |
| 212 | without | /wɪ•ðaʊt/ | prep | used to say you don't have something or it isn't in a place |
| 1640 | witness | /wɪt•nɪs/ | noun | a person who sees something happen |
| 169 | woman | /wʊ•mən/ | noun | adult female human being |
| 665 | wonder | /wʌn•də/ | noun | surprise caused by experiencing something amazing |
| 1074 | wonderful | /wʌndəfəl/ | adj | producing feelings of enjoyment or delight |
| 1465 | wood | /wʊd/ | noun | hard material that trees are made of and is used for building and fuel |
| 2541 | wooden | /wʊ•dn/ | adj | made of wood |
| 217 | word | /wɚd/ | noun | unit of language that has a meaning |
| 67 | work | /wɚk/ | noun | activity you do in order to make money |
| 673 | worker | /wɚ•kə/ | noun | person who works |
| 156 | world | /wɚld/ | noun | all the humans, events, activities on the earth |
| 653 | worry | /wʌ•rɪ/ | verb | to feel concerned or troubled about something |
| 815 | worth | /wɚθ/ | noun | how much something is worth; the value of something |
| 36 | would | /wʊd/ | aux | modal verb used to indicate possibility, request, etc. |
| 2173 | wound | /waʊnd/ | noun | an injury to the body that is caused when something breaks the skin |
| 2332 | wrap | /ræp/ | verb | to cover something on all sides with a piece of material or paper |
| 121 | write | /raɪt/ | verb | to make letters and words on paper or a screen |
| 1022 | writer | /raɪ•tə/ | noun | professional who writes books, articles, etc. |
| 575 | wrong | /rɑŋ/ | adj | not right, incorrect; not true; bad |
| 1665 | yard | /jɑɚd/ | noun | outdoor area or garden next to a house |
| 975 | yeah | /jɛɚ/ | intj | yes (informal) |
| 58 | year | /jɚ/ | noun | unit of time equal to 12 months |
| 1825 | yellow | /jɛ•loʊ/ | adj | color of lemons or the sun |
| 228 | yes | /jɛs/ | intj | way to say you agree or will do something |
| 703 | yesterday | /jɛs•tə•dɪ/ | adv | day before today |
| 311 | yet | /jɛt/ | adv | until now; up to the present |
| 1731 | yield | /jiːld/ | verb | to give way to someone or something else |
| 10 | you | /ju/ | pron | person someone is speaking or writing to |
| 238 | young | /jʌŋ/ | adj | at an early stage of existence; not mature |
| 812 | yourself | /joɚ•sɛlf/ | pron | reflexive form of 'you', used for an emphasis |
| 1601 | youth | /juθ/ | noun | when you are young; a young person |
| 2043 | zone | /zoʊn/ | noun | area of space used for a particular reason |