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序号	单词	释义
1	a	A is the first letter of the English alphabet and is used as an indefinite article before a singular noun.
2	ability	Ability is the power or skill to do something.
3	abroad	Abroad means in or to a foreign country or countries.
4	abuse	Abuse means to use something or someone in a harmful or cruel way.
5	access	Access refers to the ability to enter or use something.
6	accident	An accident is an unexpected and unintentional event, often resulting in damage or injury.
7	account	An account is a record or report of financial transactions or other events.
8	act	An act is a behavior or action that is done by someone.
9	action	An action is something done or performed.
10	active	Active means something that is involved in ongoing action or movement.
11	activity	An activity is an action that someone does for a particular purpose or reason.
12	actor	An actor is a person who performs in plays, movies, or TV shows.
13	ad	An ad, short for advertisement, is a public announcement or notice designed to promote or sell a product, service, or idea.
14	addition	Addition is the act or process of adding something to something else.
15	address	Address can refer to the location of a person or place, or the way in which a person speaks to an audience.
16	administration	Administration refers to the management and organization of a system, business, or government.
17	adult	An adult is a fully grown person who has reached the age of maturity.
18	advance	To advance means to move forward or progress in some way.
19	advantage	An advantage is a favorable or beneficial circumstance or condition that gives a competitive edge.
20	advertising	Advertising is the practice of promoting or selling products or services through various media channels.
21	advice	Advice is suggestions or recommendations offered to someone about what they should do in a particular situation.
22	affair	An affair refers to a romantic or sexual relationship between two people who are not married to each other.
23	affect	To affect means to have an influence on or to produce a change in something.
24	afternoon	Afternoon is the time of day between noon and evening.
25	age	Age is the amount of time that someone has lived or something has existed.
26	agency	An agency is an organization or company that provides a particular service, often acting on behalf of others.
27	agent	An agent is a person or organization that represents another person or organization in a business or legal transaction.
28	agreement	An agreement is a mutual understanding or arrangement reached by two or more parties.
29	air	Air is the invisible mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth and is necessary for breathing.
30	airline	An airline is a company that provides air transport services for passengers and/or cargo.
31	airport	An airport is a place where airplanes take off and land, and where passengers can board and leave planes.
32	alarm	An alarm is a device that makes a loud noise to warn people of danger or to wake them up.
33	alcohol	Alcohol is a type of drink that can make people drunk.
34	alternative	Alternative refers to a choice or option that is different from the usual or mainstream.
35	ambition	Ambition is a strong desire or goal to achieve something, often involving personal or career advancement.
36	amount	Amount refers to the quantity or volume of something.
37	analysis	Analysis is the process of examining something in detail to understand or explain it.
38	analyst	An analyst is a person who examines and interprets data, often for business or financial purposes.
39	anger	Anger is a strong feeling of displeasure or hostility.
40	angle	An angle is the measurement of the space between two intersecting lines or surfaces.
41	animal	An animal is a living organism that is not a plant and has the ability to move around and respond to its environment.
42	annual	Annual means something that happens once a year.
43	answer	An answer is a response to a question or problem.
44	anxiety	Anxiety refers to a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease about something with an uncertain outcome or situation.
45	anybody	Anybody refers to any person, regardless of identity or specific characteristics.
46	anything	Anything means any thing or object, no matter what it is.
47	anywhere	Anywhere refers to any place at all, without being specific.
48	apartment	An apartment is a self-contained living space within a larger building, typically rented out to tenants.
49	appeal	Appeal is the quality of being attractive or interesting, or the act of asking for a decision to be changed.
50	appearance	Appearance is the way in which someone or something looks or appears, often referring to physical features or qualities.
51	apple	An apple is a round fruit with a red, green, or yellow skin and a white inside, often eaten raw or used in cooking or baking.
52	application	An application is a software program designed for a specific task or purpose.
53	appointment	An appointment is a prearranged meeting or arrangement to see someone or be somewhere at a particular time.
54	area	An area is a particular part or region of a place or object.
55	argument	An argument is a disagreement or a reason given in support of or against an idea, action or theory.
56	arm	An arm is a limb on the body that extends from the shoulder to the hand.
57	army	An army is a large organized body of people trained and equipped for war or military service.
58	arrival	Arrival is the act of reaching a destination or the time at which someone or something arrives.
59	art	Art is the expression of creativity and imagination through visual or performing means.
60	article	An article is a written composition on a particular topic, often published in a newspaper, magazine, or website.
61	aside	Aside is a word that means to move something to the side or out of the way, or to mention something in addition to the main point.
62	ask	To ask is to request information or to invite someone to do something.
63	aspect	An aspect is a particular feature or characteristic of something, often considered from a specific point of view.
64	assignment	An assignment is a task or project that is given to someone to complete, often as part of a course of study or job.
65	assist	To assist is to help or support someone in doing something.
66	assistance	Assistance is help or support that is given to someone who needs it.
67	assistant	An assistant is a person who helps or supports someone in their work or duties.
68	associate	To associate is to connect or link things or people together in some way.
69	association	An association is a group of people or organizations working together toward a common goal or purpose, often sharing resources or expertise.
70	assumption	An assumption is a belief or something taken for granted, often without proof or evidence.
71	atmosphere	Atmosphere refers to the overall feeling or mood of a place or situation.
72	attack	To attack is to try to hurt or harm someone or something.
73	attempt	An attempt is an effort to do something, often with the intention of succeeding.
74	attention	The act of focusing one's mental faculties on a particular object, task, or person.
75	attitude	Attitude refers to a person's mental position or perspective, often influencing their behavior or actions.
76	audience	An audience is a group of people who gather to watch or listen to a performance, speech, or presentation.
77	author	An author is a person who writes books, articles, or other written works.
78	average	Average is a measure of central tendency, calculated by adding a group of numbers and dividing by the total number of values.
79	award	An award is a prize or recognition given to a person or group for their achievements.
80	awareness	Awareness refers to having knowledge or perception of something.
81	baby	A baby is a young human being who has not yet learned to walk or talk.
82	back	The back is the part of the body that is opposite to the front and includes the spine.
83	background	Background refers to the part of a scene or picture that is furthest from the viewer, or the circumstances or events that lead up to a particular situation.
84	bad	Bad is used to describe something that is not good or is of poor quality.
85	bag	A bag is a flexible container used for carrying or storing items.
86	bake	To bake is to cook food in an oven using dry heat.
87	balance	Balance is a state of equilibrium or stability, where things are equal and in the right proportion.
88	ball	A ball is a round object that can be thrown, kicked, or hit in a game or sport.
89	band	A band is a group of musicians who play instruments and perform music together.
90	bank	A bank is a financial institution that accepts deposits from the public and makes loans or investments with those funds.
91	bar	A bar is a place where alcoholic beverages are sold and consumed.
92	base	A base is the bottom or foundation of something.
93	baseball	Baseball is a sport played with a ball and bat between two teams of nine players each, in which the players score points by hitting the ball and running around four bases in a diamond-shaped field.
94	basis	A basis is the underlying support or foundation for something.
95	basket	A basket is a container made of woven material, such as straw or wire, used for carrying or storing items.
96	bat	A bat is a flying mammal with leathery wings that can navigate and catch prey using echolocation.
97	bath	A bath is a container filled with water in which people bathe to wash their bodies.
98	bathroom	A bathroom is a room in a house or building that is used for personal hygiene activities such as bathing and using the toilet.
99	battle	A battle is a violent confrontation between two or more groups, typically involving armed combat.
100	beach	A beach is a sandy or rocky area next to a body of water, usually the ocean.
101	bear	Bear refers to a large, carnivorous mammal with shaggy fur and a distinctive hump on its back, or to endure or tolerate something difficult or unpleasant.
102	beat	To beat means to strike repeatedly, usually with the intention of causing harm or injury.
103	beautiful	Beautiful means something that is pleasing to the senses or aesthetically pleasing.
104	bed	A bed is a piece of furniture used for sleeping or resting.
105	bedroom	A bedroom is a room in a house or apartment where people sleep and keep their personal belongings.
106	beer	Beer is an alcoholic beverage made from fermented grains, often served cold in a glass or bottle.
107	beginning	The beginning is the start or first part of something.
108	being	Being refers to the existence or presence of something or someone.
109	bell	A bell is a hollow, usually metal, cup-shaped object that produces a ringing sound when struck.
110	belt	A belt is a flexible strip of material, such as leather or cloth, that is worn around the waist to hold clothing or carry tools.
111	bench	A bench is a long, usually wooden, seat for two or more people, typically with a back and sometimes with arms.
112	bend	To bend is to curve or to change the shape of something by applying pressure.
113	benefit	A benefit is an advantage or profit gained from something.
114	bet	A bet is a wager or agreement in which a person risks something of value on the outcome of an event or contest.
115	beyond	Beyond means further away in distance or time, or in a more advanced state or stage.
116	bicycle	A bicycle is a two-wheeled vehicle that is powered by pedaling.
117	bid	A bid is an offer or proposal to buy or do something.
118	big	Big means something that is large in size or significant.
119	bike	A bike is a short form of bicycle, which is a vehicle with two wheels that is powered by pedals.
120	bill	A bill is a statement that shows the amount of money owed for goods or services.
121	bird	A bird is a warm-blooded vertebrate with feathers, wings, and a beak.
122	birth	Birth is the process of being born, or the beginning of life for a human or animal.
123	birthday	A birthday is the anniversary of the day on which a person was born, often celebrated with a party or other festivities.
124	bit	A bit is a small amount or a piece of something.
125	bite	To bite is to use your teeth to break, cut, or grip something.
126	bitter	Bitter is a taste that is sharp, harsh, and unpleasant.
127	black	Black is a color that is the darkest possible shade, the opposite of white.
128	blame	Blame is to hold someone responsible for a fault or mistake.
129	blank	Blank is a term used to describe something that has no writing or printing on it.
130	blind	Blind means unable to see, or without vision.
131	block	A block is a solid piece of material, such as wood or stone, that has flat sides and is often used for building.
132	blood	Blood is a red liquid that circulates in the veins and arteries of humans and other animals, carrying oxygen and nutrients to the cells and tissues of the body.
133	blow	To blow is to move air forcefully through your mouth or other means, often causing movement or sound.
134	blue	Blue is a color that is often associated with the sky or water.
135	board	A board is a flat piece of wood, plastic, or other material used for a variety of purposes.
136	boat	A boat is a watercraft used for transportation on water.
137	body	The body is the physical structure of a person or animal, including all the organs, tissues, and bones.
138	bone	A bone is a hard, rigid part of the body that forms the skeleton and provides support.
139	bonus	A bonus is an additional payment or reward given to someone as a result of their performance or work.
140	book	A book is a collection of written or printed pages bound together, containing information, stories, or other content.
141	boot	A boot is a type of footwear that covers the foot and ankle and sometimes extends up the leg.
142	border	A border is the line or area separating two countries, regions, or places.
143	boss	A boss is a person who has authority over others in a workplace.
144	bother	To bother someone is to annoy or disturb them.
145	bottle	A bottle is a container with a narrow neck used for storing liquids.
146	bottom	Bottom is the lowest or deepest part of something.
147	bowl	A bowl is a round, deep dish used for holding food or liquid.
148	box	A box is a container with a flat bottom and sides, typically square or rectangular in shape.
149	boy	A boy is a young male person.
150	boyfriend	A boyfriend is a male partner in a romantic relationship.
151	brain	The brain is the organ in the head that controls the body's functions and enables conscious thought, perception, and emotion.
152	branch	A branch is a part of a tree that grows out from the trunk or another branch, or a division of a company or organization.
153	brave	Brave means showing courage or fearlessness in the face of danger or difficulty.
154	bread	Bread is a type of food made from flour, water, and yeast, which is baked and usually sliced before being eaten.
155	break	To break is to separate something into pieces or to stop working properly.
156	breakfast	Breakfast is the first meal of the day, usually eaten in the morning.
157	breast	A breast is the front part of a person's chest, usually referring to a female's mammary gland used for breastfeeding.
158	breath	Breath is the air that you take into your lungs and then let out again through your mouth or nose.
159	brick	A brick is a rectangular block made of clay or other materials used for building walls.
160	bridge	A bridge is a structure that is built over a river, road, or other obstacle to allow people or vehicles to cross.
161	brief	Brief means of short duration or duration or short in length, or a concise summary or statement.
162	brilliant	Brilliant refers to something that is exceptionally bright, vivid, or radiant, often associated with intelligence or talent.
163	broad	Broad means wide in extent or scope, or including a wide variety of things.
164	brother	A brother is a male sibling, sharing at least one parent.
165	brown	Brown is a color that is darker than yellow or beige.
166	brush	A brush is a tool with bristles or fibers used for cleaning, grooming, or painting.
167	buddy	A buddy is a friend or companion.
168	budget	A budget is a plan for how to spend money over a certain period of time.
169	bug	A bug is an insect or a small creature that can cause harm or annoyance.
170	building	A building is a structure used for shelter, such as a house, office, or store.
171	bunch	A bunch is a group of objects or people that are together in a cluster or tightly packed.
172	burn	To burn means to use fire or heat to destroy something.
173	bus	A bus is a large vehicle used for transporting passengers, typically along a regular route.
174	business	Business is the activity of buying and selling goods and services to make a profit.
175	button	A button is a small object that you press to make something happen.
176	buy	To buy is to exchange money for a product or service.
177	buyer	A buyer is a person who buys something.
178	cabinet	A cabinet is a piece of furniture with shelves or drawers used for storage, often found in kitchens or offices.
179	cable	A cable is a thick, strong wire used for transmitting electricity, data, or audio and video signals.
180	cake	A cake is a sweet dessert made from flour, sugar, eggs, and other ingredients, often baked in an oven.
181	calendar	A calendar is a system used for organizing days, weeks, and months of the year.
182	call	To call is to use your voice to get someone's attention or to speak to someone over the phone.
183	calm	Calm refers to a state of peace and tranquility, free from agitation or disturbance.
184	camera	A camera is a device used to capture visual images and videos.
185	camp	A camp is a temporary shelter or dwelling used for camping or outdoor activities.
186	campaign	A campaign is a series of planned actions that are intended to achieve a particular goal.
187	can	Can is a modal verb used to express ability or possibility.
188	cancel	To cancel is to stop or annul something.
189	cancer	Cancer is a disease characterized by the uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells in the body.
190	candidate	A candidate is a person who applies or is nominated for a job, position, or award.
191	candle	A candle is a stick of wax with a wick that can be lit and used for illumination or decoration.
192	candy	Candy is a sweet treat made from sugar or chocolate.
193	cap	A cap is a type of hat that fits closely to the head and has a visor or brim to protect the eyes from the sun.
194	capital	Capital is a city that serves as the seat of government for a country or state, or it can refer to wealth and resources that can be used to create more wealth.
195	car	A car is a vehicle with four wheels that is powered by an engine and is used for transportation.
196	card	A card is a small rectangular piece of paper or plastic used for various purposes, such as identification or payment.
197	care	Care refers to the effort and attention given to something or someone in order to keep them safe and healthy.
198	career	Career refers to a person's profession or occupation, often including a series of jobs or positions within a particular field.
199	carpet	A carpet is a type of flooring made of fabric or woven material.
200	carry	To carry means to hold or support the weight of something and transport it from one place to another.
201	case	A case is a specific example or instance of something.
202	cash	Cash is money in the form of bills or coins.
203	cat	A cat is a small, furry animal that is often kept as a pet.
204	catch	To catch is to intercept and grasp an object that is thrown or falling.
205	category	A class or division of things that share common characteristics or features.
206	cause	A cause is something that produces an effect or result.
207	celebration	A celebration is an event or occasion to mark a special or significant moment, often involving festivities or ceremonies.
208	cell	A cell is the basic unit of life and the building block of all living organisms, typically consisting of a membrane-bound nucleus and other organelles.
209	chain	A chain is a series of links or rings that are connected to each other.
210	chair	A chair is a piece of furniture designed for one person to sit on, typically with a back and four legs.
211	challenge	A challenge is a task or problem that requires effort, skill, or courage to overcome.
212	champion	A champion is a person or team that has won a competition or tournament.
213	championship	A championship is a competition or series of competitions to determine the best team or individual in a particular sport or activity.
214	chance	Chance is the possibility of something happening or not happening.
215	change	Change refers to the act of making something different.
216	channel	A channel is a way for something to flow, such as a river or a TV station.
217	chapter	A chapter is a part or section of a book, typically with a number or title.
218	character	A character is a person or animal in a book, movie, or other work of fiction.
219	charge	To charge means to demand payment or to entrust someone with a responsibility.
220	charity	A charity is an organization that collects donations or funds from people and uses them to help people in need or to support a particular cause.
221	chart	A chart is a visual representation of data or information, often in the form of a graph or table.
222	check	Check means to inspect or examine something for accuracy or completeness.
223	cheek	A cheek is one of the two fleshy parts of the face that form the lower edge of the eye socket and the upper edge of the jaw.
224	chemical	A chemical is a substance made up of different molecules.
225	chemistry	Chemistry is the scientific study of the properties, composition, and behavior of matter.
226	chest	A chest is a large box with a lid that is used for storing things.
227	chicken	Chicken is a type of bird that is commonly raised for meat and eggs.
228	child	A child is a young human being below the age of puberty or below the legal age of majority.
229	childhood	Childhood is the period of life between infancy and adolescence.
230	chip	A chip is a small piece or fragment that has been broken or cut off from a larger object or material, often referring to a small piece of semiconductor material used in electronic devices.
231	chocolate	Chocolate is a sweet food made from roasted and ground cacao seeds, often combined with sugar and milk.
232	choice	A choice is a decision or selection between two or more options.
233	church	A church is a building used for Christian religious worship and ceremonies.
234	cigarette	A small roll of finely cut tobacco wrapped in paper, typically smoked.
235	city	A city is a large and densely populated urban area with its own government and infrastructure.
236	claim	To claim is to say something is true or belongs to you.
237	class	A class is a group of students who are taught together, or a category or level of something.
238	classic	Classic refers to something of lasting value or traditional style, often used to describe a piece of art or literature.
239	classroom	A classroom is a room in a school or college where students receive instruction from a teacher.
240	clerk	A clerk is a person who works in an office or a store and is responsible for keeping records or serving customers.
241	click	To click is to press a button on a computer mouse or other device.
242	client	A client is a person or organization that receives services or advice from a professional or business.
243	climate	Climate refers to the long-term weather patterns of a specific area or region.
244	clock	A clock is a device that tells time, usually with a face and hands.
245	closet	A closet is a small room or space used for storing clothes or other personal items.
246	clothes	Clothes are items of clothing that people wear to cover their bodies, such as shirts, pants, and dresses.
247	cloud	A cloud is a visible mass of water droplets or ice crystals suspended in the atmosphere.
248	club	A club is a group of people who share a common interest or activity.
249	clue	A clue is a piece of information that helps solve a problem or mystery.
250	coach	A coach is a person who trains or instructs someone in a particular sport or activity, or a vehicle for carrying passengers, typically with multiple seats.
251	coast	A coast is the land that meets the sea or ocean.
252	coat	A coat is a piece of clothing worn over other clothes to keep warm or dry.
253	code	A code is a set of rules or instructions that are used to program or operate a computer, or to communicate information in a secret way.
254	coffee	Coffee is a drink made from roasted coffee beans.
255	cold	Cold is a low temperature, often felt as uncomfortable or unpleasant.
256	collar	A collar is a band of material worn around the neck, often on a shirt or jacket.
257	collection	A collection is a group of similar or related items that have been gathered together.
258	college	A college is an institution of higher education where students can earn degrees and pursue academic studies.
259	combination	A combination is a mixture or blend of two or more things or people.
260	combine	To combine is to join or mix two or more things together to form a single entity.
261	comfort	Comfort is a feeling of being relaxed and at ease, often from being in a comfortable place or situation.
262	comfortable	Comfortable means providing physical or psychological ease and relaxation.
263	command	A command is an order given to someone or something to do something.
264	comment	A comment is a statement or opinion expressing thoughts or feelings about something.
265	commercial	Commercial refers to something that is related to business or is done for profit.
266	commission	A commission is a group of people authorized to perform a specific task or oversee a particular area of activity.
267	committee	A committee is a group of people appointed or elected to consider or take action on a particular issue or matter.
268	common	Common means something that is frequent or shared by many.
269	communication	Communication is the exchange of information or ideas between people or groups.
270	community	A community is a group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common.
271	company	A company is a business organization that produces goods or services for sale.
272	comparison	Comparison is the act of examining the similarities and differences between two or more things.
273	competition	A contest between individuals or groups to determine a winner, typically in a sport or game.
274	complaint	A complaint is a statement expressing dissatisfaction or unhappiness about something.
275	complex	Complex means something that is made up of many interconnected parts or elements.
276	computer	A computer is an electronic device that can perform various tasks by executing instructions.
277	concentrate	Concentrate means to focus one's attention or effort on a particular task or objective.
278	concept	A concept is an abstract or general idea or notion, often used to describe a particular theory or understanding of something.
279	concern	Concern means to be worried or anxious about something.
280	concert	A concert is a musical performance in front of an audience.
281	conclusion	Conclusion is a decision or opinion reached after considering something.
282	condition	A condition is the state of something, often referring to its physical, mental, or emotional state.
283	conference	A conference is a meeting of people to discuss or exchange ideas on a particular topic.
284	confidence	Confidence refers to a belief in one's abilities or qualities.
285	conflict	A conflict is a disagreement or struggle between people or groups.
286	confusion	Confusion is a state of being uncertain or unclear about something.
287	connection	A connection is a relationship or association between people, things, or ideas.
288	consequence	A consequence is a result or effect of an action or decision, often with implications or repercussions.
289	consideration	Consideration is careful thought or attention given to a matter or decision.
290	consist	To consist means to be composed or made up of certain elements or parts.
291	constant	Constant means something that doesn't change or stays the same.
292	construction	Construction refers to the process of building or creating something, often a physical structure.
293	contact	Contact refers to communication or interaction between two or more people or things.
294	contest	A contest is a competition between individuals or teams to see who is the best at something.
295	context	The circumstances or conditions in which something occurs or exists, influencing the meaning or interpretation of it.
296	contract	A contract is a legal agreement between two or more parties that outlines the terms and conditions of their relationship.
297	contribution	Contribution is the act of giving or doing something, especially to a common fund or for a particular purpose.
298	control	Control is the power to influence or direct someone or something.
299	conversation	A conversation is a talk between two or more people, typically an informal one.
300	convert	Convert means to change or transform something into a different form or state.
301	cook	To cook is to prepare food by heating it.
302	cookie	A cookie is a small, sweet baked treat that is usually round or flat and often contains chocolate chips, nuts or other ingredients.
303	copy	A copy is a reproduction or duplicate of an original document, book, or other object.
304	corner	A corner is the point where two lines or surfaces meet, often forming an angle.
305	cost	Cost refers to the amount of money that is required to purchase or produce something.
306	count	To count is to find out how many of something there are.
307	counter	A counter is a flat surface used for conducting business or for preparing food.
308	country	A country is a nation with its own government, occupying a particular territory.
309	county	A county is a geographical and administrative region within a state or country, often consisting of several cities or towns.
310	couple	A couple is a pair of people or things that are joined or associated with each other in some way.
311	courage	Courage is the ability to do something difficult or dangerous, even in the face of fear or uncertainty.
312	course	A course is a series of lessons or lectures on a particular subject or topic.
313	court	A court is a place where legal proceedings take place or a place where a game, such as basketball or tennis, is played.
314	cousin	A cousin is a relative who shares a common ancestor, but who is not a sibling or direct descendant.
315	cover	To cover is to place something over or around something else to conceal or protect it.
316	cow	A cow is a large domesticated mammal that is raised for meat, milk, or leather.
317	crack	A crack is a narrow opening or fissure, often in a hard surface like a wall or pavement.
318	craft	A craft is a skill or activity that requires manual dexterity and artistic ability, such as woodworking or pottery.
319	crash	A crash is a sudden and violent collision or impact between two objects, such as vehicles or airplanes.
320	crazy	Crazy means mentally deranged or extremely foolish or bizarre.
321	cream	Cream is a thick, smooth, and fatty substance that is used in cooking or as a topping for desserts.
322	creative	Creative refers to something that is imaginative or original, or someone who is skilled at producing artistic work.
323	credit	Credit refers to the ability to borrow money or receive goods or services with the promise of future payment.
324	crew	A crew is a group of people who work together on a ship, plane, or other type of vehicle.
325	criticism	Criticism is the act of making negative judgments or evaluations about something or someone.
326	cross	To cross is to move from one side of something to the other, often referring to walking or traveling.
327	cry	To cry is to shed tears as an emotional response.
328	culture	Culture encompasses the beliefs, customs, practices, and social behavior of a particular group or society.
329	cup	A cup is a small, bowl-shaped container used for drinking liquids.
330	currency	Currency is a system of money used in a particular country or region.
331	current	Current means something that is happening or existing now.
332	curve	A curve is a line or shape that is not straight but instead has a smooth, rounded shape.
333	customer	A customer is a person who purchases goods or services from a business or organization, often paying money in exchange for the products or services provided.
334	cut	Cut refers to the act of separating or removing something using a sharp tool or object.
335	cycle	A cycle is a series of events that repeat in a particular order.
336	dad	Dad is a term of affectionate address for one's father.
337	damage	Damage is harm or injury to something or someone.
338	dance	To dance is to move your body rhythmically to music.
339	dare	Dare means to have the courage or audacity to do something, often in defiance of rules or social norms.
340	dark	Dark refers to the absence or very low level of light.
341	data	Data is facts or information used to calculate, analyze, or plan something.
342	database	A database is a collection of data that is organized and stored in a way that allows easy access, retrieval, and manipulation.
343	date	A date is a specific day or time period, often used to indicate when an event occurred or when something is scheduled to happen.
344	daughter	A daughter is a female child of a parent or parents.
345	day	A day is a unit of time equal to 24 hours, during which the Earth completes one rotation on its axis.
346	dead	Dead means something or someone that is no longer alive.
347	deal	A deal is an agreement or a transaction between two or more parties.
348	dealer	A dealer is a person or business that buys and sells goods, often in a specific industry or market.
349	dear	Dear refers to something that is loved or valued, often in an emotional or sentimental way.
350	death	Death is the permanent cessation of all biological functions that sustain a living organism, often occurring at the end of a person or animal's natural life span or as the result of injury or disease.
351	debate	A debate is a formal discussion or argument between people with different opinions or beliefs on a particular topic.
352	debt	Debt is the state of owing money or being in financial obligation to another party.
353	decision	The act of making a choice or coming to a conclusion after considering options and information.
354	deep	Deep means going far down or being far from the surface.
355	definition	A definition is a statement of the exact meaning of a word or phrase.
356	degree	A degree is an academic title awarded by a college or university for completing a program of study.
357	delay	Delay refers to a period of time during which something is postponed or held back, often due to circumstances beyond one's control.
358	delivery	Delivery refers to the act of bringing or transporting something to a particular destination or recipient.
359	demand	Demand is a request or requirement for something to be done or given.
360	department	A department is a division of a larger organization, typically dealing with a specific area of activity or function.
361	departure	Departure is the act of leaving or starting a journey, often from a specific place such as a airport or train station.
362	dependent	Dependent means relying on or being controlled by something or someone else.
363	deposit	To deposit means to put something in a specific place or location.
364	depression	Depression is a mental illness characterized by persistent feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and despair.
365	depth	Depth is the distance from the top or surface to the bottom of something, or the extent to which something is deep.
366	description	A description is a statement or account that gives details about something, often used to help identify or distinguish it from others.
367	design	Design refers to the creation or planning of something, such as a building, product, or system.
368	designer	A designer is a person who creates or plans the look, form, and function of something, such as clothing or buildings.
369	desire	To desire is to want something strongly.
370	desk	A desk is a piece of furniture with a flat surface for writing, reading or working at, often with drawers or compartments for storage.
371	detail	A detail is a small and specific aspect or feature of something.
372	development	Development is the process of growth, progress, or change towards a more advanced or mature state.
373	device	A device is a tool, machine, or piece of equipment that is designed to perform a specific function.
374	devil	The devil is a supernatural being often associated with evil or mischief.
375	diamond	A diamond is a precious stone that is used in jewelry and is known for its exceptional hardness and sparkle.
376	diet	A diet is the kinds of food that a person, animal, or community habitually eats.
377	difference	A difference is a point or way in which people or things are not the same.
378	difficulty	Difficulty refers to the state or quality of being hard to do, understand, or deal with.
379	dig	To dig is to break up and move earth, sand, or other material using a tool, or to search or investigate in a determined way.
380	dimension	A dimension is a measurement of the size or extent of something, such as length, width, or height.
381	dinner	Dinner is a meal eaten in the evening, typically the main meal of the day.
382	direction	Direction is the course or path along which something moves, develops, or changes.
383	director	A director is a person who oversees or manages an organization, project, or production.
384	dirt	Dirt is loose soil or earth, often found on the ground or under plants, and can also refer to grime or stains on surfaces.
385	disaster	A disaster is a catastrophic event or situation that causes widespread damage, destruction, or loss of life.
386	discipline	Discipline is a set of rules or a way of behaving that is expected and enforced.
387	discount	A discount is a reduction in the price of something.
388	discussion	A discussion is a conversation or exchange of ideas or opinions, often involving multiple people and focused on a particular topic or subject.
389	disease	A disease is a disorder of the body or mind that causes specific symptoms or affects certain organs or systems.
390	dish	A dish is a container, usually with a flat bottom and curved sides, used for serving or cooking food.
391	disk	A disk is a flat, circular object or storage device that can store or read digital information.
392	display	To display is to show something for others to see.
393	distance	Distance is the amount of space between two objects or places.
394	distribution	The act of sharing or delivering something to various people or places.
395	district	A district is a specific area or region, often with its own unique characteristics or boundaries.
396	divide	To divide is to separate into two or more parts or groups.
397	doctor	A doctor is a person who practices medicine and treats patients.
398	document	A document is a written or printed record of information, often referring to an official or legal paper.
399	dog	A dog is a type of domesticated mammal that is often kept as a pet.
400	door	A door is a movable panel that covers an opening in a wall or other partition and provides access to a room or building.
401	dot	A dot is a small round mark or spot.
402	double	Double means two times the amount or quantity of something.
403	doubt	Doubt means to be uncertain or not believe something.
404	draft	A draft is a preliminary or rough version of a written document or plan.
405	drag	To drag is to pull something along the ground.
406	drama	Drama refers to a genre of literature, film, or TV that deals with serious or emotional themes and has a dramatic plot.
407	draw	To draw means to make a picture or image by using a pen, pencil, or other instrument.
408	drawer	A drawer is a sliding compartment in a piece of furniture, used for storing items.
409	drawing	Drawing is the act of creating a picture, image or diagram by making marks on paper or another surface.
410	dream	A dream is a series of thoughts, images, and sensations that occur in a person's mind during sleep.
411	dress	A dress is a piece of clothing that is worn by women or girls and that covers the body and extends down to the legs.
412	drink	A drink is something you consume that is liquid.
413	drive	To drive is to operate a vehicle or to motivate or push oneself or others to achieve a goal.
414	driver	A driver is a person who operates a vehicle or transportation device, often for commercial or personal purposes.
415	drop	A drop is a small amount of liquid that falls or is released from a higher position to a lower one.
416	drunk	Drunk refers to a state of intoxication or inebriation resulting from the consumption of alcohol or other mind-altering substances.
417	due	Due means something that is expected to happen or owed to someone or something.
418	dump	To dump is to get rid of something in a careless way.
419	dust	Dust is tiny, dry particles of earth, dirt, or other matter that can float in the air and settle on surfaces.
420	duty	Duty refers to something that someone is required or obligated to do.
421	ear	The ear is the organ in the human body that is used for hearing and balance, consisting of the outer, middle, and inner ear.
422	earth	Earth is the planet we live on, the third from the sun.
423	ease	Ease refers to a state of comfort, relaxation, or lack of difficulty.
424	east	East is one of the four main cardinal directions and refers to the direction toward the sunrise.
425	eat	To eat is to consume food.
426	economics	Economics is the study of the production, consumption, and distribution of goods and services.
427	economy	The economy is the system of production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services in a region or country.
428	edge	An edge is the outer or furthest point of something.
429	editor	An editor is a person who is responsible for selecting, revising, and preparing written material for publication or broadcasting.
430	education	Education is the process of acquiring knowledge, skills, values, and attitudes through various forms of learning.
431	effect	An effect is the result or consequence of a particular action or event.
432	effective	Effective means something that is successful in producing the desired result.
433	efficiency	Efficiency is the ability to achieve maximum productivity with minimum wasted effort or resources.
434	effort	Effort is the physical or mental energy that is exerted to achieve something.
435	egg	An egg is a reproductive cell produced by female animals, typically containing nutrients to support the growth of a developing embryo.
436	election	An election is a formal process by which people choose someone for a political office or a particular position.
437	elevator	An elevator is a machine used to move people or objects between different floors or levels of a building.
438	emergency	An emergency is a serious or dangerous situation that requires immediate action to be taken in order to prevent harm or damage.
439	emotion	An emotion is a feeling, such as happiness, sadness, anger, or fear, that is experienced by a person.
440	emphasis	Emphasis is special attention or importance given to something to make it stand out.
441	employ	Employ is to give someone a job or work.
442	employee	An employee is a person who works for a company or organization and is paid a salary or wages.
443	employer	An employer is a person or company that hires and pays employees to work for them.
444	employment	Employment is the state of having a paid job or work.
445	end	The end is the final part of something, or the point at which it finishes.
446	energy	Energy is the ability to do work, produce light or heat, or cause movement.
447	engine	An engine is a machine that uses energy to do work, such as powering a vehicle or generating electricity.
448	engineer	An engineer is a person who designs and builds things, such as machines, bridges, or software.
449	engineering	Engineering is the application of scientific and mathematical principles to design and develop structures, machines, and systems.
450	entertainment	Activities or performances that provide amusement or enjoyment for an audience.
451	enthusiasm	Enthusiasm is intense and eager enjoyment, interest, or approval.
452	entrance	An entrance is a way to get into a place, such as a door or a gate.
453	entry	An entry is the act of entering or a place where someone enters.
454	environment	The environment is the natural world, including all living and non-living things that exist within it.
455	equal	Equal means to have the same value, amount, or worth as something else.
456	equipment	Equipment is the necessary items for a particular purpose or activity.
457	equivalent	An equivalent is something that has the same value, amount, or meaning as something else.
458	error	An error is a mistake or fault that is made, often resulting in incorrect or unexpected results.
459	escape	An escape is an act of breaking free from confinement or danger.
460	essay	An essay is a piece of writing that presents and supports an argument or idea.
461	establishment	Establishment refers to a place of business or organization that has been established for a certain period of time.
462	estate	An estate refers to a large piece of property, often including a house or other buildings, and any associated land.
463	estimate	An estimate is a rough calculation or approximation of the value, quantity, or extent of something.
464	evening	Evening refers to the period of time between the end of the day and bedtime, typically from late afternoon to early night.
465	event	Something that happens, especially something notable or significant.
466	evidence	Evidence is something that provides proof or support for a claim or theory.
467	exam	An exam is a test of a person's knowledge or proficiency in a particular subject or skill.
468	examination	Examination is the act of inspecting or analyzing something closely, especially in order to determine its quality or condition.
469	example	An example is something that is used to show what something else is like.
470	exchange	An exchange is a place where people buy and sell goods, services, or currencies.
471	excitement	Excitement is a feeling of great enthusiasm or eagerness.
472	excuse	To excuse is to forgive someone for doing something wrong or to offer a reason for why something happened.
473	exercise	Exercise is physical activity done to improve health or strength.
474	exit	An exit is a way out of a place, such as a building or vehicle.
475	experience	An experience is something that happens to a person, which they learn from and remember.
476	expert	An expert is a person who has extensive knowledge or skills in a particular field or subject.
477	explanation	An explanation is a statement or account that makes something clear or easy to understand.
478	expression	Expression is the act of conveying a thought or feeling through words, gestures, or other means of communication.
479	extension	An extension is a part that is added to something in order to make it longer, larger, or more capable.
480	extent	Extent refers to the degree or scope to which something exists or is true.
481	external	External refers to something that is outside or exterior to a particular thing or system.
482	extreme	Extreme means being very far from the usual or ordinary.
483	eye	An eye is the organ of sight in humans and animals.
484	face	A face is the front part of a person's head, where their eyes, nose, and mouth are.
485	fact	A fact is a piece of information that is known to be true.
486	factor	A factor is a circumstance or influence that contributes to a result or outcome.
487	fail	To fail means to be unsuccessful in doing something or to not meet expectations.
488	failure	Failure is the lack of success in achieving a desired goal or objective.
489	fall	Fall refers to the season between summer and winter, or the act of dropping or descending from a higher place.
490	familiar	Familiar means well-known or easily recognized, often because of being seen or experienced before.
491	family	A family is a group of people who are related to each other by blood or marriage.
492	fan	A fan is a person who is enthusiastic about a particular sport, hobby, or celebrity.
493	farm	A farm is a piece of land used for growing crops or raising animals for food.
494	farmer	A farmer is a person who cultivates crops and/or raises animals for food production.
495	fat	Fat refers to a type of nutrient that the body uses for energy storage and insulation.
496	father	A father is a male parent or someone who fulfills the role of a male parent.
497	fault	A fault is a mistake or flaw, often in a machine or system.
498	fear	Fear is a feeling of being afraid or scared of something.
499	feature	A feature is a distinctive attribute or aspect of something.
500	fee	A fee is a payment that is required for a service or to participate in an event.
501	feed	To feed is to give food to someone or something.
502	feedback	Feedback is information or comments about something that is given to someone in order to help them improve or make changes.
503	feel	To feel is to have a perception of something through touch or emotions.
504	feeling	A feeling is an emotion or sensation that you experience.
505	female	Female refers to the sex or gender associated with having the reproductive organs and characteristics typically associated with producing eggs, bearing offspring, and nurturing young in mammals and some other animals.
506	few	Few means a small number of something.
507	field	A field is an area of land used for a specific purpose, such as farming or sports.
508	fight	To fight is to engage in a physical or verbal conflict with someone or something.
509	figure	A figure is a shape, number, or picture.
510	file	A file is a collection of information or data that is stored on a computer or other electronic device.
511	fill	To fill is to put something into a space until it is full.
512	film	A film is a story that is shown on a screen, usually in a movie theater or on television.
513	final	Final means being the last in a series, or the concluding part of something.
514	finance	Finance refers to the management of money and investments.
515	finding	A finding is a discovery or conclusion reached after investigation or research, often referring to a particular fact or piece of information.
516	finger	A finger is one of the five digits on the hand, used for grasping and touching.
517	finish	To finish means to complete or bring something to an end.
518	fire	Fire is a combustion process that produces heat and light.
519	fish	Fish are aquatic animals with scales that breathe through gills.
520	fishing	Fishing is the activity of catching fish, typically for food or sport.
521	fix	To fix means to repair or make something work properly again.
522	flight	A flight is a journey made by air, typically in an airplane or other aircraft.
523	floor	A floor is the level surface of a room on which people walk and furniture is placed.
524	flow	Flow is the movement of a liquid or gas.
525	flower	A flower is the reproductive structure of a plant, usually colorful and fragrant.
526	fly	To fly is to travel through the air by means of wings or an aircraft.
527	focus	To focus is to pay attention or concentrate on a specific thing.
528	fold	Fold means to bend something, such as a piece of paper or fabric, so that one part covers another.
529	following	Following means happening or coming after something else.
530	food	Food is any substance consumed to provide nutritional support for the body.
531	foot	A foot is a body part at the bottom of your leg that you use to walk or run.
532	football	Football is a popular team sport that involves kicking a ball to score goals.
533	force	Force refers to the power or strength that is exerted on an object to make it move or change direction.
534	forever	Forever means something that never ends or lasts for all time.
535	form	A form is a document or template used to collect information or data.
536	formal	Formal means following established rules or customs.
537	fortune	Fortune refers to luck or chance, often with respect to wealth or success.
538	foundation	A foundation is the base or support upon which something is built or established.
539	frame	A frame is a rigid structure that surrounds or encloses something, often used to hold or support other objects.
540	freedom	Freedom is the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint.
541	friend	A friend is a person with whom one has a bond of mutual affection and trust.
542	friendship	Friendship is a close and loyal relationship between two people who share mutual trust, support, and affection.
543	front	The front is the part of something that faces forward or is the most visible, or it can refer to the area or position directly ahead of someone or something.
544	fruit	A fruit is the sweet and fleshy product of a tree or other plant that contains seeds.
545	fuel	Fuel is a substance that is burned to produce energy, such as gasoline or coal.
546	fun	Fun is an enjoyable or amusing experience.
547	function	A function is a purpose or task that something is designed or intended to perform, or it can refer to a mathematical relationship between two variables.
548	funeral	A funeral is a ceremony or service that is held to honor and remember a person who has died, often involving rituals and traditions specific to the culture or religion of the deceased.
549	funny	Funny means causing laughter or amusement; humorous.
550	future	Future refers to the time that is yet to come.
551	gain	To gain is to obtain or acquire something, often through effort or hard work.
552	game	A game is an activity or sport that is played for fun, competition, or entertainment.
553	gap	A gap is a space or opening between two things or in a structure that is missing a piece.
554	garage	A garage is a building or structure designed for storing vehicles, often attached to a house.
555	garbage	Garbage refers to waste materials that are no longer wanted and are usually thrown away.
556	garden	A garden is a space used for cultivating plants, often for decorative or culinary purposes.
557	gas	Gas is a type of fuel that is used to power vehicles and machines.
558	gate	A gate is a movable barrier used to control access to a particular area, such as a field, yard, or garden.
559	gather	To gather is to bring together, collect, or assemble in one place or group.
560	gear	Gear refers to the machinery or equipment used for a particular purpose, or the clothing and equipment worn for a particular activity.
561	gene	A gene is a unit of hereditary information that is passed down from parents to offspring, determining certain traits or characteristics.
562	general	General refers to something that is widespread or applicable to a wide range of people or situations.
563	gift	A gift is something given to someone as a present or gesture of goodwill.
564	girl	A girl is a female child or young woman.
565	girlfriend	A girlfriend is a female romantic partner or companion, often in a committed relationship.
566	give	To give means to transfer the possession of something to someone else as a gift or payment.
567	glad	Glad refers to a feeling of happiness or satisfaction.
568	glass	Glass is a hard, transparent material used for windows, mirrors, and other purposes.
569	glove	A glove is a piece of clothing worn on the hand for warmth or protection.
570	go	To go means to move from one place to another.
571	goal	A goal is an aim or objective that someone strives to achieve.
572	god	A god is a supernatural being or spirit worshipped by people, often considered to have power and control over the world and its inhabitants.
573	gold	Gold is a precious metal that is yellow in color and is often used to make jewelry and coins.
574	golf	Golf is a sport played on a large open-air course, in which players use clubs to hit a small ball into a series of holes.
575	good	Good means of high quality or satisfactory standard.
576	government	Government is the system or group of people governing an organized community or nation.
577	grab	Grab means to take hold of something quickly and forcefully.
578	grade	A grade is a level of quality or performance that is assigned to something, such as a student's work or a product's materials.
579	grand	Grand refers to something of impressive size, extent, or importance, often associated with luxury and opulence.
580	grandfather	A grandfather is the father of a person's parent.
581	grandmother	A grandmother is the mother of one's parent.
582	grass	Grass is a type of plant with long, thin leaves that is often used for lawns and pastures.
583	great	Great means very good or excellent.
584	green	Green refers to the color of grass or leaves, or something that is environmentally friendly.
585	grocery	A grocery is a store that sells food and household items.
586	ground	The ground is the solid surface of the earth that people and things stand on.
587	group	A group is a collection of individuals who share common interests or characteristics.
588	growth	Growth is the process of developing or increasing in size, quantity, or degree.
589	guarantee	To guarantee is to promise or assure that something will happen or be true.
590	guard	A guard is a person who protects someone or something.
591	guess	To guess is to try to figure out an answer or solution without knowing for sure.
592	guest	A guest is a person who is invited to visit or stay in someone else's home, hotel, or other accommodation.
593	guidance	Guidance refers to the act of giving advice or direction to someone to help them make decisions or solve problems.
594	guide	A guide is a person or thing that provides direction or advice to help others achieve a particular goal or outcome.
595	guitar	A guitar is a musical instrument with strings that is played by plucking or strumming.
596	guy	A guy is a slang term for a man or boy.
597	habit	A habit is a regular tendency or practice, often referring to a behavior that is difficult to change.
598	hair	Hair is the protein filament that grows from follicles in the skin and covers much of the human body.
599	half	Half is one of two equal parts of something.
600	hall	A hall is a large room used for public gatherings or events.
601	hand	A hand is the part of the body at the end of the arm, used for grasping and manipulating objects.
602	handle	To handle means to manage or deal with something or to hold or touch something with your hands.
603	hang	To hang is to suspend or attach something from above, or to be suspended from above.
604	harm	Harm is physical or emotional damage that is caused to someone or something.
605	hat	A hat is a type of headwear that is worn on top of the head, often for protection from the sun or for fashion purposes.
606	hate	Hate is an intense feeling of dislike or animosity towards someone or something.
607	head	The head is the part of the body at the top, containing the brain, eyes, ears, mouth, and nose.
608	health	Health is the state of being free from illness or injury.
609	hearing	Hearing is the ability to perceive sound by detecting vibrations through the ear.
610	heart	The heart is a muscular organ that pumps blood throughout the body, providing oxygen and nutrients to the tissues.
611	heat	Heat is a form of energy that causes objects to become warmer.
612	heavy	Heavy means having a lot of weight or being difficult to lift or move.
613	height	Height is the measurement of how tall something or someone is, usually from the bottom to the top.
614	hell	Hell is a place of punishment or suffering in some religions and belief systems.
615	hello	Hello is a greeting used when you meet or speak to someone.
616	help	To help means to assist or give support to someone.
617	hide	Hide means to conceal or keep something out of sight.
618	high	High refers to being far up or having an intense feeling, often related to drugs.
619	highlight	A highlight is the most important or interesting part of something.
620	highway	A highway is a main road that connects different cities and regions.
621	hire	To hire means to employ or bring someone on to do a job or task.
622	historian	A historian is a person who studies and writes about history, especially one who is an authority on it.
623	history	History is the study of past events.
624	hit	To hit is to strike something with force.
625	hold	To hold is to have or keep something in your hands or arms.
626	hole	A hole is an opening or gap in something.
627	holiday	A holiday is a day or period of time set aside for celebration, relaxation, or recreation, typically observed by not working or attending school.
628	home	A home is a place where someone lives and feels comfortable and safe.
629	homework	Homework is schoolwork that is assigned to be completed outside of class.
630	honey	Honey is a sweet, sticky substance made by bees from nectar collected from flowers.
631	hook	A hook is a curved piece of metal or other material used for catching, holding, or hanging things.
632	hope	Hope is a feeling of optimism or expectation for a positive outcome in the future.
633	horror	Horror refers to a feeling of intense fear, dread, or revulsion.
634	horse	A horse is a large, four-legged animal with a mane, tail, and hooves, often used for riding or working on a farm.
635	hospital	A hospital is a place where sick or injured people are given medical treatment and care.
636	host	A host is a person or organization that provides lodging or entertainment for guests.
637	hotel	A hotel is a place where people can pay to stay for a short period, usually while they are traveling.
638	hour	An hour is a unit of time that equals 60 minutes.
639	house	A house is a building where people live.
640	housing	Housing refers to the provision of shelter or accommodation for people, often provided by a government or other organization for those in need.
641	human	Human refers to a person or a member of the Homo sapiens species.
642	hunt	To hunt is to search for or pursue game or other wild animals for food, sport, or profit.
643	hurry	Hurry means to move or act quickly, often due to a sense of urgency or time constraint.
644	hurt	Hurt is the feeling of physical or emotional pain or discomfort.
645	husband	A husband is a man who is married to a woman.
646	ice	Ice is a solid form of water, typically formed by freezing.
647	idea	An idea is a concept or thought that is formed in the mind.
648	ideal	Ideal refers to a standard of perfection or excellence that is considered to be the best or most desirable.
649	if	If is a conjunction used to introduce a condition or hypothetical situation.
650	illegal	Illegal refers to something that is prohibited by law or rules.
651	image	An image is a visual representation or picture of something.
652	imagination	Imagination is the ability to form mental images or ideas of things that are not present or that do not exist.
653	impact	Impact is the effect or influence that something has on a situation or person.
654	implement	To implement is to put a plan or decision into action.
655	importance	Importance is the quality of being significant or essential.
656	impress	To impress is to make someone feel admiration or respect.
657	impression	Impression is the way that someone or something is perceived or understood by others.
658	improvement	Improvement is the act of making something better or improving its quality or condition.
659	incident	An incident is an event or occurrence, often one that is unexpected or unplanned.
660	income	Income is the money a person or organization earns through work or investments.
661	increase	To increase is to make something bigger or more in amount.
662	independence	Independence is the state of being free from the control or influence of others.
663	independent	Independent means something that is free from the control or influence of others.
664	indication	An indication is a sign or signal that suggests something, often used to convey information or point to a certain direction or meaning.
665	individual	Individual refers to a single person or thing.
666	industry	Industry is the economic activity concerned with the processing of raw materials and the manufacturing of goods.
667	inevitable	Inevitable refers to something that is bound to happen or cannot be avoided, regardless of any efforts to prevent it.
668	inflation	Inflation is the increase in the price of goods and services over time, often resulting from an increase in the supply of money or a decrease in the supply of goods and services.
669	influence	To influence is to have an effect on someone or something.
670	information	Information is knowledge or facts that are communicated or received.
671	initial	An initial is the first letter of a word or name, or the first stage of a process.
672	initiative	Initiative is the ability to take charge and begin something new or make changes.
673	injury	An injury is damage or harm caused to a person's body, often resulting from an accident or physical activity.
674	insect	An insect is a small creature with six legs and sometimes wings, such as a bee, fly or ant.
675	inside	Inside refers to the inner part or surface of something.
676	inspection	Inspection is the act of examining or checking something carefully.
677	inspector	An inspector is a person who inspects or examines something, especially for quality or safety.
678	instance	An instance is an occurrence or example of something.
679	instruction	Instruction is the act of teaching or providing information, guidance, or directions.
680	insurance	Insurance is a system of protection against financial loss or damage, often provided by an insurance company in exchange for regular payments or premiums.
681	intention	Intention refers to a plan or purpose that someone has, often with respect to their actions or behavior.
682	interaction	Interaction is the exchange of information or ideas between people or things.
683	interest	Interest is the amount of money charged for borrowing money or the degree of attention or curiosity shown in something.
684	internal	Internal refers to something that is located or exists inside of something else.
685	international	International refers to something that involves different countries or people from different countries.
686	internet	The internet is a global computer network that allows communication and information sharing through websites and other digital media.
687	interview	An interview is a formal meeting in which one person asks questions to another person in order to gather information.
688	introduction	The act of presenting or making something known to others for the first time.
689	investment	Investment is the action or process of putting money into something with the expectation of making a profit or achieving a benefit.
690	invite	Invite means to request or ask someone to come or join a particular event, gathering, or activity.
691	iron	Iron is a chemical element with the symbol Fe, commonly used to make metal objects or tools.
692	island	An island is a piece of land surrounded by water, often smaller than a continent.
693	issue	An issue is a problem or topic that people discuss or debate.
694	it	It is a pronoun used to refer to a thing or animal previously mentioned or easily identifiable from the context.
695	item	An item is a thing or object.
696	jacket	A jacket is a piece of clothing worn over the upper body, often for warmth or style.
697	job	A job is a regular activity that a person performs in order to earn money or gain experience.
698	join	To join means to connect or link two or more things together.
699	joint	A joint is the place where two or more bones meet in the body, or a place where two or more things are joined together.
700	joke	A joke is something said or done to make people laugh or feel amused.
701	judge	A judge is a person appointed or elected to decide on legal matters in a court of law.
702	judgment	Judgment is the ability to make considered decisions based on careful thought and analysis.
703	juice	Juice refers to a drink that is made by squeezing or extracting liquid from fruits or vegetables.
704	jump	To jump is to propel oneself upward by pushing off the ground.
705	junior	Junior is used to describe someone who is younger or less experienced than someone else in the same profession or organization.
706	jury	A jury is a group of people who listen to evidence in a court case and decide on a verdict.
707	keep	To keep means to hold or retain something in one's possession or control.
708	key	A key is a small piece of metal or plastic used to open locks or start machines.
709	kick	To kick is to strike with the foot.
710	kid	A kid is a young goat or a slang term for a child or young person.
711	kill	To kill means to cause the death of something or someone.
712	kind	Kind refers to a type or category of something.
713	king	A king is a male ruler of a country or territory.
714	kiss	Kiss refers to an act of touching or pressing one's lips against another person or object, often as a sign of affection, love, or respect.
715	kitchen	A kitchen is a room or area in a house where food is prepared and cooked.
716	knee	A knee is the joint that connects the upper and lower parts of the leg.
717	knife	A knife is a tool or weapon with a sharp blade used for cutting or slicing.
718	knowledge	Knowledge is information, skills, and understanding acquired through experience or education.
719	lab	Lab is an abbreviation of laboratory, a place equipped for scientific research and experiments.
720	lack	Lack is the absence or shortage of something that is needed or desired.
721	ladder	A ladder is a device consisting of a series of rungs or steps used for climbing up or down something.
722	lady	A lady is a polite and respectful term for a woman, often used to show admiration or respect.
723	lake	A lake is a large body of water surrounded by land, typically formed by natural processes or human intervention.
724	land	Land is the solid part of the Earth's surface that is not covered by water.
725	landscape	A landscape is a large area of land with a particular type of scenery or natural features.
726	language	A language is a system of communication consisting of sounds, words, and grammar used by a particular community or nation.
727	laugh	Laugh is a sound made by someone expressing amusement or joy.
728	law	A law is a system of rules that a particular country or community recognizes as regulating the actions of its members.
729	lawyer	A lawyer is a person who practices law, as an advocate, barrister, attorney, counselor, solicitor, notary, or civil law notary.
730	lay	Lay is to place something in a flat or horizontal position.
731	layer	A layer is a sheet, film, or thickness of material lying over a surface or body.
732	lead	To lead means to guide or direct a group of people or to be in charge of something.
733	leader	A leader is a person who guides, directs, or commands a group or organization.
734	leadership	Leadership is the ability to inspire and guide others towards a common goal or vision.
735	leading	Leading means being in the front or having the most important position or influence.
736	league	A league is a group of sports teams or organizations that compete against each other.
737	leather	Leather is a material made from the skin of an animal, usually a cow, used to make shoes, belts, and other products.
738	leave	To leave is to go away from a place or to stop doing something.
739	lecture	A lecture is a talk or speech given to an audience, often as part of a teaching or informative session.
740	leg	A leg is a part of the body that connects the foot to the hip.
741	length	Length is the measurement of the extent or dimension of something, typically referring to its longest side or distance.
742	lesson	A lesson is a period of teaching or learning about a particular subject or activity.
743	let	To let is to allow someone to do something or to rent a property to someone.
744	letter	A letter is a written or printed message that is usually sent by mail.
745	level	Level refers to the height or position of something relative to a given point.
746	library	A library is a collection of books and other resources made available for people to use or borrow.
747	lie	To lie is to intentionally make a false statement or statement that is not true.
748	life	Life is the quality that distinguishes living things from non-living things, characterized by growth, reproduction, and adaptation.
749	lift	To lift is to move something upward or to raise something to a higher position.
750	light	Light refers to the electromagnetic radiation that enables us to see objects.
751	limit	A limit is a point beyond which something cannot or should not go.
752	line	A line is a continuous path or mark that is long and narrow.
753	link	A link is a connection between two or more things, often used in reference to a hyperlink on a website that directs the user to another web page.
754	lip	A lip is the fleshy part of the mouth that helps with speaking, eating, and drinking.
755	list	A list is a group of items or information that are arranged in a particular order.
756	listen	To listen means to pay attention to someone or something that is speaking or making a sound.
757	literature	Literature is written works, especially those considered to have artistic or intellectual value.
758	living	Living refers to the condition or state of being alive or in existence, or it can refer to the means of sustaining life, such as food and shelter.
759	load	Load is the weight or burden carried by a person, animal, or vehicle.
760	loan	A loan is an amount of money that is borrowed with the expectation of being paid back, typically with interest.
761	local	Local refers to something that is nearby or from a particular place or region.
762	location	A location is a specific place or position in space, typically with a physical address or geographical coordinates.
763	lock	A lock is a device used to secure a door, gate, or other opening.
764	log	A log is a thick piece of wood from a tree that has been cut down.
765	long	Long refers to something that is of a great distance or duration in time.
766	look	To look means to direct your eyes towards something to see or observe it.
767	loss	A loss is the act of losing something or the result of losing something.
768	love	Love is a strong feeling of affection or attachment towards someone or something.
769	low	Low refers to something that is not high or tall, or something that is not expensive or important.
770	luck	Luck refers to success or good fortune, often attributed to chance.
771	lunch	Lunch is a meal eaten in the middle of the day.
772	machine	A machine is a mechanical device that is used to perform tasks, such as lifting or cutting.
773	magazine	A magazine is a periodical publication containing articles, stories, photographs, and other features, often targeted to a specific audience or interest group.
774	mail	Mail is the system used for sending letters, packages, and other postal items through a postal service.
775	main	Main refers to the most important or central part of something.
776	maintenance	Maintenance is the act of keeping something in good condition.
777	major	Major means something that is significant or important.
778	make	To make means to create or construct something.
779	male	Male refers to a person or animal that is biologically characterized as having the reproductive organs typically associated with producing sperm.
780	mall	A mall is a large shopping center with many stores and businesses.
781	man	A man is an adult human male.
782	management	Management is the process of planning, organizing, directing, and controlling resources to achieve specific goals.
783	manager	A manager is a person who is responsible for overseeing a team or group of people and making sure they complete their work effectively and efficiently.
784	manner	Manner refers to the way in which something is done or the way someone behaves.
785	manufacturer	A manufacturer is a company or person that makes products.
786	many	Many means a large number of something.
787	map	A map is a visual representation of an area or a place.
788	march	To march is to walk steadily and rhythmically, especially in a group, typically as part of a military or protest demonstration.
789	mark	A mark is a visible trace or impression left by something.
790	market	A market is a place where goods or services are bought and sold.
791	marketing	Marketing is the process of promoting and selling products or services.
792	marriage	Marriage is a legally recognized union between two people, typically involving commitment, companionship, and mutual support.
793	master	A master is a person who has complete control or authority over something, or who has achieved a high level of skill or proficiency in a particular field.
794	match	A match is a small stick made of wood or cardboard that is used to start a fire, or a competition or game in which two or more people or teams compete against each other.
795	mate	A mate is a friend or companion, often a romantic partner.
796	material	Material refers to the physical substance or matter that something is made of.
797	math	A subject that deals with numbers, quantities, and shapes through various operations and formulas.
798	matter	Matter is anything that has mass and occupies space.
799	maximum	Maximum is the highest amount or quantity that is allowed or possible.
800	maybe	Maybe means perhaps, possibly or it could be.
801	meal	A meal is an occasion when you eat food, especially breakfast, lunch or dinner.
802	meaning	Meaning is the significance or purpose behind something or someone.
803	measurement	Measurement is the process of quantifying and determining the size, amount, or degree of something.
804	meat	Meat is animal flesh that is consumed as food.
805	media	Media are the means of communication, such as television, newspapers, and the internet, that reach large numbers of people.
806	medicine	Medicine is the science and practice of diagnosing, treating, and preventing illness or injury.
807	medium	A medium is a substance or material through which something is transmitted or communicated.
808	meet	To meet means to come together or be introduced to someone for the first time.
809	meeting	A meeting is a gathering of people for a particular purpose, usually to discuss or decide on something.
810	member	A member is a person who belongs to a group or organization, often participating in its activities or sharing its goals and values.
811	membership	Membership is the status of being a member of a group or organization.
812	memory	A memory is a recollection or mental representation of past experiences, events, or information.
813	mention	To mention is to refer to or briefly speak about something or someone.
814	menu	A menu is a list of food and drink items available at a restaurant or other establishment.
815	mess	A mess is a state of disorder or confusion, or a dirty or untidy place.
816	message	A message is a piece of information or communication sent from one person or entity to another, often using technology or other means of delivery.
817	metal	Metal is a hard and shiny material that is used to make many things, such as cars and buildings.
818	method	A method is a particular way of doing something.
819	middle	Middle refers to the central point or position between two things.
820	midnight	Midnight is the point in time that marks the start of a new day, exactly twelve o'clock at night.
821	might	Might means to express possibility or permission.
822	milk	Milk is a white liquid produced by female mammals to feed their young.
823	mind	The mind refers to the part of a person that thinks, feels, and perceives.
824	mine	Mine refers to a place where minerals or other valuable resources are extracted from the earth, or to something that belongs to the speaker.
825	minimum	The minimum is the smallest or lowest amount, level, or value that is acceptable or allowed.
826	minor	Minor means something that is not important or not serious.
827	minute	A minute is a unit of time that equals 60 seconds.
828	mirror	A mirror is a reflective surface that shows a person's reflection.
829	miss	Miss means to feel the absence or loss of someone or something that one has become accustomed to or fond of.
830	mission	A mission is a specific task or assignment that is given to someone or a group of people to accomplish.
831	mistake	A mistake is an error or fault in action, judgment, or thought.
832	mix	To mix is to combine two or more substances together to form a new mixture.
833	mixture	A mixture is a combination of different substances or things.
834	mobile	Mobile is a device or vehicle that is capable of moving from one place to another.
835	mode	Mode is the most frequently occurring value in a set of data.
836	model	A model is a representation or example of something, often used to help explain or demonstrate it.
837	mom	Mom is an informal term used to refer to one's mother.
838	moment	A brief period of time that has significance or importance.
839	money	Money is a medium of exchange used to buy goods and services.
840	monitor	A monitor is a device used to display or measure information, such as a computer monitor or a heart monitor.
841	month	A month is a period of time consisting of approximately four weeks.
842	mood	Mood is a temporary state of mind or feeling, often influenced by external factors such as environment or circumstances.
843	morning	Morning refers to the early part of the day, from sunrise until noon.
844	mortgage	A mortgage is a loan taken out to buy property or real estate, with the property serving as collateral.
845	most	Most means the majority or the greatest amount of something.
846	mother	A mother is a female parent who gives birth to or raises a child.
847	motor	A motor is a machine that converts energy into motion, often used to power vehicles or machinery.
848	mountain	A mountain is a large, natural elevation of the earth's surface, often with steep sides and a peak.
849	mouse	A mouse is a small, rodent-like animal with a pointed snout and long, curved tail.
850	mouth	Mouth refers to the opening in a person's face through which they eat, breathe, and speak.
851	move	To move is to change the position or place of something or someone.
852	movie	A movie is a form of entertainment that tells a story through moving pictures and sound.
853	mud	Mud is a mixture of water and soil or fine-grained sediment that can be soft and sticky when wet.
854	muscle	A muscle is a tissue in the body that can contract and produce movement.
855	music	Music is the art of creating or arranging sounds, usually in a structured way.
856	nail	A nail is a thin piece of metal with a pointed end that is used to fasten things together, typically hammered into wood or other materials.
857	name	A name is a word or phrase used to identify a particular person, place, or thing.
858	nasty	Nasty is something that is unpleasant or offensive.
859	nation	A nation is a large group of people who share a common language, culture, history, or government.
860	national	National means something that is related to a country or its people.
861	native	Native refers to something or someone that is from a particular place by birth or origin.
862	natural	Natural means something that occurs in nature or is not man-made.
863	nature	Nature is the physical world and all the living things in it.
864	neat	Neat refers to something that is tidy, orderly, or well-organized, often with a sense of simplicity and elegance.
865	necessary	Necessary refers to something that is needed or required, or something that is essential.
866	neck	The neck is the part of the body that connects the head to the shoulders.
867	negative	Negative means something that is unfavorable or not constructive.
868	negotiation	Negotiation is the process of discussing and reaching an agreement or compromise between two or more parties, often with conflicting interests or goals.
869	nerve	A nerve is a bundle of fibers that transmit signals between the brain and other parts of the body.
870	net	A net is a type of fabric or material that is woven or knotted together with small holes in it, used for catching or trapping things.
871	network	A network is a system of interconnected elements, such as computers, people, or organizations.
872	news	News is newly received or noteworthy information, especially about recent or important events.
873	newspaper	A newspaper is a daily or weekly publication containing news, articles, and advertisements, typically printed on large sheets of paper and distributed for public consumption.
874	night	Night is the period of darkness between sunset and sunrise.
875	nobody	Nobody means no one or not anyone.
876	noise	Noise is a loud or unpleasant sound.
877	normal	Normal means being typical or expected or not having any significant deviations.
878	north	North is the direction that points toward the Earth's North Pole.
879	nose	The nose is the part of the face or head that protrudes above the mouth, used for smelling and breathing.
880	note	A note is a brief message or a written or printed symbol representing a musical tone.
881	nothing	Nothing is the absence of anything or something that has no significance or importance.
882	notice	To notice is to become aware of something with your senses or your mind.
883	novel	A novel is a long work of fiction that tells a story.
884	number	A number is a mathematical value used to represent a quantity or amount.
885	nurse	A nurse is a healthcare professional who provides medical care and support to patients.
886	object	An object is a thing that can be seen or touched and is not alive.
887	objective	An objective is a goal or purpose.
888	obligation	An obligation is a duty or responsibility that someone has, often based on a moral, legal, or social contract.
889	occasion	An occasion is a particular time when something happens or an event is celebrated.
890	offer	To offer is to give someone the opportunity to accept or take something.
891	office	A place where administrative or professional work is done, typically in a building with rooms for offices and meeting spaces.
892	officer	An officer is a person who has a position of authority in a government, military, or other organization.
893	official	Official means being authorized or approved by a person or organization in a position of authority.
894	oil	Oil is a viscous liquid that is used as fuel and in the production of various materials.
895	one	One is a number that comes after zero and before two, or a pronoun used to refer to a person or thing in general.
896	opening	An opening is a hole, gap or space that allows entry or access.
897	operation	An operation is a planned activity or process designed to achieve a specific goal or outcome.
898	opinion	An opinion is a belief or judgment about something, often based on personal experiences or feelings rather than facts.
899	opportunity	A chance or possibility for advancement or progress.
900	opposite	Opposite means being completely different or contrary.
901	option	An option is a choice or possibility that is available.
902	orange	Orange is a fruit with a tough reddish-yellow rind and a juicy, sweet pulp.
903	order	Order refers to the arrangement or sequence of things or events.
904	ordinary	Ordinary refers to something that is common or typical, without any special or distinctive features.
905	organization	An organization is a group of people with a particular purpose or function, such as a business or government department.
906	original	Original means something that is the first or earliest form of something.
907	other	Other refers to a different thing or things from the one already mentioned or known.
908	outcome	An outcome is the final result or consequence of a particular action or situation.
909	outside	Outside refers to the outer part or surface of something.
910	oven	An oven is a thermally insulated chamber used for baking or heating food.
911	owner	An owner is a person who has legal possession or control of something, such as a property or a business.
912	pace	Pace is the speed or rate at which something moves or progresses.
913	pack	To pack is to put things into a bag, box, or other container for storage or transport.
914	package	A package is a box or container used for transporting or storing items.
915	page	A page is a single side of a sheet of paper in a book or document.
916	pain	Pain is an unpleasant physical sensation or discomfort in the body.
917	paint	Paint is a liquid that is used to color or decorate things.
918	painting	An artistic creation made using paint on a surface, typically to convey an image or idea.
919	pair	A pair is two objects of the same kind that are meant to be used together.
920	panic	Panic is a sudden feeling of fear or anxiety that causes people to act in a frantic or irrational way.
921	paper	Paper is a thin material used for writing or printing on, made from wood pulp or other fibrous material.
922	parent	A parent is a person who has a child or children.
923	park	A park is a public place with grass, trees, and often playgrounds or sports fields for people to enjoy.
924	parking	Parking refers to the act of stopping and leaving a vehicle in a designated area for a period of time.
925	part	A part is a piece or segment of a larger object or system.
926	particular	Particular means something that is specific or unique.
927	partner	A partner is a person who shares in an activity or business with another person.
928	party	A party is a social gathering or event where people come together to celebrate, socialize or have fun.
929	pass	To pass is to move past or go beyond something.
930	passage	A passage is a way through something, often a narrow or restricted path.
931	passenger	A passenger is a person who is traveling in a vehicle or on a mode of transportation, often for a journey or trip.
932	passion	Passion is a strong and intense emotion or feeling, often related to love, desire, or enthusiasm.
933	past	Past refers to a time that has already happened.
934	path	A path is a route or way that is taken or followed to get from one place to another.
935	patience	Patience is the ability to remain calm and composed in the face of difficulties or delays.
936	patient	A patient is a person receiving medical treatment or care.
937	pattern	A pattern is a repeated design or shape.
938	pause	To pause is to stop briefly before continuing.
939	pay	To pay is to give someone money in exchange for something.
940	payment	Payment is the act of giving or receiving money for goods or services.
941	peace	Peace is a state of calmness and absence of conflict or war.
942	peak	A peak is the highest point of something, such as a mountain or a wave.
943	pen	A pen is a writing instrument, often with ink or a ballpoint tip.
944	penalty	A penalty is a punishment imposed for breaking a law or rule.
945	pension	A pension is a regular payment made to a person who has retired from work.
946	people	People are individuals who are part of a society.
947	percentage	A percentage is a fraction of a hundred, often used to represent a proportion or share of something.
948	perception	Perception is the way you think about or understand something.
949	performance	The act of carrying out a task, duty, or function, often in a public setting such as a theater or sports arena.
950	period	A period is a length of time or a punctuation mark used to end a sentence.
951	permission	Permission is the act of allowing someone to do something or the right to do something.
952	permit	Permit means to allow or authorize someone to do something.
953	person	A person is an individual human being.
954	personal	Personal means something that is related to oneself or individual.
955	personality	Personality refers to the unique and distinctive set of characteristics, qualities, and traits that define a person's individuality and identity.
956	perspective	Perspective is a particular point of view or way of looking at something.
957	phase	A phase is a distinct stage in a process of change or development.
958	philosophy	Philosophy is the study of fundamental questions about existence, reality, knowledge, values, reason, and ethics.
959	phone	A phone is an electronic device used for communication, typically allowing people to make calls, send messages, and access the internet.
960	photo	A photo is a picture taken with a camera or other photographic device.
961	phrase	A phrase is a group of words used together in a sentence to convey a specific meaning.
962	physical	Physical means something that is related to the body or physical world.
963	physics	Physics is the study of matter, energy, and the interaction between them.
964	piano	A piano is a musical instrument with a keyboard and strings that are struck by hammers when the keys are played.
965	pick	To pick is to choose something or someone from a group of options.
966	picture	A picture is a representation of a person, object, or scene created by art, photography, or other visual media.
967	pie	A pie is a baked dish with a pastry crust that usually contains sweet or savory filling.
968	piece	A piece is a part or portion of something.
969	pin	A pin is a small, pointed object used to fasten things together.
970	pipe	A pipe is a tube-like structure that is used to transport fluids or gases.
971	pitch	A pitch is a throw or toss of an object.
972	pizza	Pizza is a dish that consists of a flat bread base topped with tomato sauce, cheese, and various ingredients such as vegetables and meats.
973	place	A place is a location or position in space.
974	plan	A plan is a course of action or strategy designed to achieve a goal.
975	plane	A plane is a vehicle that is designed for air travel and has wings and one or more engines.
976	plant	A plant is a living organism that is typically photosynthetic, has roots, stems, and leaves, and is able to reproduce.
977	plastic	Plastic is a synthetic material made from polymers that can be molded into various shapes and used for a wide range of applications.
978	plate	A plate is a flat dish used for serving or eating food.
979	platform	A platform is a raised surface or area, often used for standing or as a base for something such as a stage or a structure.
980	play	To play is to engage in an activity for enjoyment or competition.
981	player	A player is a person who takes part in a game or sport.
982	pleasure	Pleasure is a feeling of enjoyment or satisfaction.
983	plenty	Plenty means having enough or more than enough of something.
984	poem	A poem is a piece of writing in which the words are chosen for their beauty and sound and are often arranged in short lines.
985	poet	A poet is a writer who specializes in creating poetry, often using language and rhythm to express emotions, ideas, or experiences.
986	poetry	Poetry is a form of literature that uses aesthetic and rhythmic qualities of language, such as meter and rhyme, to evoke emotion and convey meaning.
987	point	A point is a specific location or position in space or time, often used to indicate direction or to emphasize something.
988	police	Police are a group of people responsible for maintaining law and order, preventing crime and protecting people and property.
989	policy	A policy is a course of action adopted or proposed by a government, party, business, or individual.
990	politics	The activities associated with governing a country or area, including decision-making and the formulation of laws and policies.
991	pollution	Pollution is the presence or introduction into the environment of harmful substances or contaminants that can damage ecosystems, health, or quality of life.
992	pool	A pool is a small body of still water, often for swimming or as a reservoir.
993	pop	Pop refers to a short, sharp sound or burst, often produced by something bursting or exploding.
994	population	The group of individuals living in a particular area or region.
995	position	Position refers to the location or placement of something.
996	positive	Positive refers to something that is good or beneficial, or someone who has an optimistic outlook.
997	possession	A possession is something that is owned or held by a person or group.
998	possibility	Possibility is the condition or fact of being possible; something that may or may not occur or be true.
999	possible	Possible means something that can be done or achieved.
1000	post	A post is a message or piece of information that is published online or on a notice board.
1001	pot	A pot is a container, typically made of clay or metal, used for cooking or storing food or liquids.
1002	potato	A potato is a starchy root vegetable that is commonly used in cooking.
1003	potential	Potential means having the ability to become something in the future.
1004	pound	A pound is a unit of weight measurement equal to 16 ounces.
1005	power	Power is the ability to influence or control people or things.
1006	practice	Practice refers to the act of doing something repeatedly in order to improve or master it.
1007	preference	Preference refers to a liking or desire for one thing over another.
1008	preparation	Preparation is the act of getting ready for something.
1009	presence	Presence refers to the fact of being in a particular place.
1010	present	Present refers to the current time or the act of giving something to someone, often as a gift or award.
1011	presentation	A presentation is a formal talk or speech given to an audience, often accompanied by visual aids.
1012	president	The elected or appointed head of a country or organization.
1013	press	To press means to apply force or pressure to something or to urge someone to do something.
1014	pressure	Pressure is the force exerted on an object per unit area.
1015	price	Price is the amount of money that must be paid in order to purchase a particular item or service.
1016	pride	Pride is a feeling of satisfaction or happiness about something that you have done or something you possess.
1017	priest	A priest is a person who performs religious ceremonies and provides spiritual guidance to others.
1018	primary	Primary refers to something that is the most important or fundamental.
1019	principle	A principle is a fundamental truth, law, or belief that serves as the foundation for a system of thought or behavior.
1020	print	To print means to create a copy of something on paper or another material.
1021	prior	Prior means existing or occurring before in time, order, or importance.
1022	priority	Priority refers to the state or condition of being more important or urgent than something else.
1023	private	Private means belonging to or for the use of one particular person or group, not for public or general use.
1024	prize	A prize is an award or reward given to someone who has achieved something great or who has won a competition.
1025	problem	A problem is a situation that needs to be resolved or dealt with.
1026	procedure	Procedure is a series of actions taken in a particular order to accomplish a specific task or goal.
1027	process	A process is a series of steps or actions taken to achieve a particular goal or outcome.
1028	produce	To produce is to create or make something, often in a manufacturing or agricultural context.
1029	product	A product is something that is made or created to be sold or used.
1030	profession	A profession is a type of job or occupation that requires special training or education.
1031	professional	Professional refers to someone who is skilled or trained in a particular job or activity.
1032	professor	A professor is a senior teacher in a college or university who is an expert in their field of study.
1033	profile	A profile is a description or summary of someone or something, often focusing on their characteristics or features.
1034	profit	Profit is the amount of money gained from a business or investment after expenses have been deducted.
1035	program	A program is a set of instructions or software designed to perform a specific task or function.
1036	progress	Progress is the gradual improvement or advancement toward a goal or better state.
1037	project	A project is a planned and organized effort to achieve a specific goal or objective.
1038	promise	A promise is a commitment or assurance made by one person to another, that they will do something or act in a certain way.
1039	promotion	Promotion refers to the act of advancing someone to a higher position or rank in a company or organization.
1040	prompt	Prompt refers to a cue or stimulus that initiates an action or response, or to something that is done without delay or hesitation.
1041	proof	Proof is evidence or confirmation that something is true or accurate.
1042	property	A thing or things that someone owns, typically a physical object or piece of land.
1043	proposal	A proposal is a suggestion or plan that is put forward for consideration or discussion.
1044	protection	Protection refers to the act of keeping something or someone safe from harm or danger.
1045	psychology	Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and mental processes, often focused on understanding individual and group behavior, personality, and emotions.
1046	public	Public refers to something that is open and accessible to everyone.
1047	pull	To pull is to use force to move something towards you.
1048	punch	Punch refers to a forceful hit or strike, often delivered with a closed fist.
1049	purchase	To purchase is to buy something by paying money for it.
1050	purple	Purple is a color that is a mixture of blue and red.
1051	purpose	Purpose refers to the reason why something is done or created.
1052	push	To push is to apply force to move something away.
1053	put	To put is to place something in a particular position or location.
1054	quality	Quality is the standard or level of something as measured against other things of a similar kind; the degree of excellence of something.
1055	quantity	Quantity refers to the amount or number of something, often measured or expressed in numerical terms.
1056	quarter	A quarter is a unit of measurement equal to one-fourth or 25% of something.
1057	queen	Queen is a female ruler of an independent state, or the wife or widow of a king.
1058	question	A question is a sentence or phrase that is used to ask for information or to test someone's knowledge.
1059	quiet	Quiet refers to a state of low or minimal sound or noise, or to a peaceful and calm atmosphere.
1060	quit	Quit means to stop doing or using something, often voluntarily and permanently.
1061	quote	A quote is a statement or passage from a book, article, or speech that is used as evidence or support for an argument.
1062	race	A race is a competition between people, animals, or vehicles to determine who is the fastest.
1063	radio	A radio is an electronic device that receives and broadcasts sound using radio waves.
1064	rain	Rain is water that falls from the sky when it is cloudy and wet outside.
1065	raise	To raise means to lift or elevate something to a higher position.
1066	range	Range refers to the area or extent of something, often used to describe a series of values or a variety of options.
1067	rate	Rate is the speed at which something happens or the price charged for a service or product.
1068	ratio	Ratio is the quantitative relation between two amounts showing the number of times one value contains or is contained within the other.
1069	raw	Raw means something that is not cooked or processed.
1070	reach	To reach is to arrive at a particular place or to make contact with something.
1071	reaction	A reaction is a response to something that happens, often involving emotions or physical changes.
1072	read	To read means to look at and comprehend the meaning of written or printed matter by interpreting the characters or symbols.
1073	reading	Reading is the act of interpreting written or printed material.
1074	reality	Reality is the state of things as they actually exist, rather than how they are imagined or perceived.
1075	reason	Reason refers to the cause or explanation for something.
1076	reception	Reception is the act of receiving or the place where guests or visitors are received.
1077	recipe	A recipe is a set of instructions for preparing a particular dish or food item.
1078	recognition	Recognition is the act of acknowledging or identifying someone or something, often with respect to achievements, contributions, or qualities.
1079	recommendation	A recommendation is a suggestion or advice on what someone should do or use.
1080	record	A record is a collection of information or data that is kept for reference or evidence.
1081	recording	A recording is a reproduction of sound or video that is stored and played back at a later time.
1082	recover	Recover means to regain something lost or taken away, such as health or possessions.
1083	red	Red is a color that is the hue of blood, or a shade resembling it.
1084	reference	A reference is a source of information or a mention of someone or something.
1085	reflection	Reflection is the act of thinking deeply about something or contemplating an experience or event.
1086	refrigerator	A refrigerator is an appliance used for storing food and drinks at a low temperature.
1087	refuse	Refuse means to decline or reject something, often because it is not desirable or acceptable.
1088	region	A region is a geographical area or a part of a larger area that is identified by certain characteristics or boundaries.
1089	register	To register is to officially sign up for something or to record information.
1090	regret	Regret refers to a feeling of sadness or disappointment about something that has happened or been done in the past.
1091	regular	Regular means something that happens or occurs frequently or at the same intervals.
1092	relation	Relation is the way in which two or more things are connected or the way in which one thing is dependent on another.
1093	relationship	A relationship is the way in which two or more people or things are connected or interact with each other.
1094	relative	A relative is a person who is connected to you by blood or marriage, such as a parent, sibling, cousin, or grandparent.
1095	release	To release means to set something free or to make something available to the public.
1096	relief	Relief is a feeling of comfort or happiness that comes from being free of pain, anxiety, or stress.
1097	remote	Remote means being far away or distant.
1098	remove	To remove is to take something away or to eliminate or get rid of something.
1099	rent	Rent is the money paid to live in a house, apartment, or other property that belongs to someone else.
1100	repair	Repair is the act of fixing something that is broken or damaged.
1101	repeat	To repeat is to do something again.
1102	replacement	A replacement is something that is used to replace something else that is broken or lost.
1103	reply	Reply means to respond to a message, question, or request, often with a verbal or written answer or reaction.
1104	report	A report is a written or spoken description of something, often giving information about an event or situation.
1105	representative	Representative refers to a person or thing that stands for or represents someone or something else, often in a formal or official capacity.
1106	republic	A republic is a type of government in which the power is held by the people and their elected representatives.
1107	reputation	Reputation is the overall perception or evaluation of someone or something, often based on their behavior, performance, or image.
1108	request	A request is an act of asking for something.
1109	requirement	A requirement is something that is necessary or mandatory in order to achieve a certain goal or meet a certain standard.
1110	research	Research refers to the systematic investigation of a particular topic or subject.
1111	reserve	Reserve means to set something aside or keep something for future use or purpose.
1112	resident	A resident is a person who lives in a particular place, especially for a long period of time.
1113	resist	Resist means to oppose or refuse to comply with something, often due to a sense of disagreement, discomfort, or moral objection.
1114	resolution	A resolution is a firm decision to do or not to do something, or the act of resolving a problem or issue.
1115	resolve	Resolve means to settle or find a solution to a problem or dispute.
1116	resort	A resort is a place where people go for relaxation or recreation, usually located in a scenic or tourist destination.
1117	resource	A resource is something that can be used to achieve a particular purpose or goal.
1118	respect	Respect is a feeling of admiration or appreciation for someone or something.
1119	respond	Respond is to reply or react to something.
1120	response	A response is an answer or reaction to something that has been said or done.
1121	responsibility	Responsibility is the state or fact of being accountable or answerable for something within one's control.
1122	rest	Rest means to relax or take a break from activity.
1123	restaurant	Restaurant is a place where people can order and eat meals prepared by professional chefs.
1124	result	A result is the outcome or consequence of an action or event.
1125	return	To return is to go back to a previous place or condition, or to give something back to its original owner.
1126	reveal	Reveal means to make something known or visible that was previously concealed or hidden.
1127	revenue	Revenue is the income that a company or organization earns from its business activities.
1128	review	A review is an evaluation or assessment of something, such as a product or service.
1129	revolution	Revolution is a sudden and often violent change in the political system or the way of doing things.
1130	reward	A reward is something given in return for good behavior or work, often as a form of incentive or recognition.
1131	rice	Rice is a type of grain that is a staple food in many cultures around the world.
1132	rich	Rich means having a lot of money or valuable possessions.
1133	ride	To ride means to travel on something, such as a vehicle or animal, by sitting on it.
1134	ring	A ring is a circular band worn on the finger, typically as an ornament or a symbol of marriage or commitment.
1135	rip	Rip means to tear or separate something forcefully or quickly, often resulting in damage or destruction.
1136	rise	To rise is to move upward from a lower position or to increase in amount or number.
1137	risk	Risk refers to the potential for harm or loss that may result from a particular action or decision.
1138	river	A river is a large natural flow of water that runs through the land.
1139	road	A road is a paved or unpaved pathway used for transportation, typically by vehicles or pedestrians.
1140	rock	A rock is a natural substance made up of minerals or other materials.
1141	role	A role is the function or position someone or something plays in a particular situation or setting.
1142	roll	Roll means to move forward by turning over and over, such as a ball or a barrel.
1143	roof	A roof is the uppermost part of a building that covers and protects the inside from the elements.
1144	room	A room is a space within a building that is enclosed by walls and used for a particular purpose.
1145	rope	Rope is a strong cord made of twisted fibers, used for tying or pulling objects.
1146	rough	Rough refers to the surface or texture that is uneven, bumpy, or not smooth.
1147	round	Round means something that is circular or curved.
1148	routine	A routine is a sequence of actions that are regularly followed.
1149	row	A row is a line of things arranged side by side, often in a straight line or sequence.
1150	royal	Royal refers to something that is related to or associated with a king, queen, or royalty.
1151	rub	Rub means to apply pressure or friction to something with one's hands or another object, often to clean, polish, or soothe.
1152	ruin	Ruin is the state of being destroyed or in disrepair.
1153	rule	A rule is a statement that tells you what you can or cannot do.
1154	run	To run is to move quickly on foot.
1155	rush	Rush refers to a sudden, rapid movement or activity, often characterized by a sense of urgency or haste.
1156	sad	Sad is a feeling of unhappiness or sorrow.
1157	safe	Safe means something that is free from danger or harm.
1158	safety	Safety is the state of being protected from harm, danger, or injury.
1159	sail	To sail is to travel on water using wind power, usually on a boat or ship.
1160	salad	A salad is a mixture of vegetables, fruits, and sometimes meat or other ingredients, usually served cold with a dressing.
1161	salary	A salary is a fixed amount of money paid regularly for work done.
1162	sale	A sale is an event or process of selling goods or services in exchange for money or other forms of payment.
1163	salt	Salt is a mineral substance that is commonly used to season or preserve food.
1164	sample	A sample is a small portion or piece of something that is taken as a representation of the whole.
1165	sand	Sand is a substance made of small grains of rock or minerals, often found on beaches or in deserts.
1166	sandwich	A sandwich is a food item made by placing filling (such as meat or vegetables) between two slices of bread.
1167	satisfaction	Satisfaction is the feeling of pleasure or contentment that comes from fulfilling a desire or need.
1168	save	To save means to keep something for future use or to rescue someone or something from harm.
1169	savings	Savings are money that you set aside and don't spend.
1170	scale	A scale is a tool used to measure the weight or size of something.
1171	scene	A scene is a particular setting or location, often referring to a specific moment in time or event that is taking place or has already occurred.
1172	schedule	A schedule is a plan that shows what will happen at a specific time or during a specific period.
1173	scheme	A scheme is a plan or proposal for achieving a particular goal or outcome.
1174	school	A school is an educational institution where students are taught and trained.
1175	science	Science is the systematic study of the natural world through observation and experimentation.
1176	score	Score refers to the number of points earned in a game or test.
1177	scratch	Scratch is a mark or wound on a surface caused by rubbing or scraping.
1178	screen	A screen is a flat surface that displays images or text, such as on a computer or television.
1179	screw	To screw means to twist or turn a threaded object to fasten it or unfasten it.
1180	script	A script is a written text or document used in theater, film, or television productions, often containing dialogue and stage directions.
1181	sea	The sea is a large body of saltwater that covers most of the Earth's surface and is home to a diverse range of marine life.
1182	search	To search is to look for something or someone, often with the intent of finding them.
1183	season	A season is a division of the year marked by changes in weather, ecology, and hours of daylight.
1184	seat	A seat is a piece of furniture designed for one person to sit on.
1185	second	Second refers to the unit of time equal to one-sixtieth of a minute.
1186	secret	Secret means being kept hidden or not known by others or having confidential information.
1187	secretary	A secretary is a person who performs administrative or clerical tasks, often working for an individual or organization.
1188	section	A section is a distinct part or subdivision of something larger.
1189	sector	Sector is a part or division of an area or sphere, especially of business, society, or the economy.
1190	security	Security is the state of being protected against harm, loss, or unauthorized access.
1191	selection	A selection is a choice made from a group of options or possibilities.
1192	self	The self refers to an individual's consciousness or identity, or it can refer to the totality of a person's being.
1193	sell	To sell means to exchange something for money or to convince someone to buy something.
1194	senior	Senior is someone who is older or more experienced than others in a group or organization.
1195	sense	Sense refers to the ability to perceive and understand the world around us through our senses.
1196	sensitive	Sensitive means easily affected or influenced by external factors.
1197	sentence	A sentence is a group of words that expresses a complete thought or idea.
1198	series	A series is a number of events or things of a similar kind that follow each other in sequence.
1199	serve	To serve is to provide a service or perform a duty for someone or something.
1200	service	Service refers to the work or assistance provided to others, often in exchange for payment.
1201	session	A session is a period of time during which a particular activity or event takes place.
1202	set	Set refers to a collection of objects or things that belong together.
1203	setting	A setting is the place, time, and conditions in which something happens or exists.
1204	sex	Sex refers to the physical act of sexual intercourse between two individuals.
1205	shake	Shake refers to a rapid, back-and-forth movement, often involving the hands or body.
1206	shame	Shame is a feeling of guilt or embarrassment caused by doing something wrong or inappropriate.
1207	shape	Shape refers to the physical form or appearance of an object.
1208	share	A share is a portion or part of something that is divided among a group or individuals.
1209	she	She refers to a female person or animal.
1210	shelter	A shelter is a place that provides protection from bad weather or danger.
1211	shift	Shift refers to a change or adjustment in position, direction, or focus, often involving a movement or transfer from one thing to another.
1212	shine	Shine refers to a bright, glowing appearance or luster, often associated with the reflection of light.
1213	ship	A ship is a large vessel used for transporting goods or people across water.
1214	shirt	A shirt is a garment worn on the upper body, often with a collar, buttons, and sleeves, and typically made of cotton or other fabrics.
1215	shock	Shock is a sudden, intense feeling of surprise or disbelief, often caused by something unexpected.
1216	shoe	A shoe is a covering for the foot, typically made of leather or rubber.
1217	shoot	To shoot is to fire a weapon or take a photograph.
1218	shop	A shop is a place where goods or services are sold.
1219	shopping	The activity of browsing and purchasing goods, typically in a retail store or online.
1220	shot	A shot is a small amount of a liquid substance, such as a medication or alcoholic beverage, or it can refer to a single discharge of a gun or firearm.
1221	shoulder	A shoulder is the part of the body that connects the arm to the torso.
1222	show	Show refers to an event or performance that is intended to be watched or seen.
1223	shower	A shower is a device used to wash oneself with water that is sprayed from above.
1224	sick	Sick is a state of physical or mental illness or discomfort.
1225	side	A side is one of the two surfaces of something flat or the left or right of a person or object.
1226	sign	A sign is a visual indication or signal, often used to convey information or instructions.
1227	signal	A signal is a sound, gesture, or object used to convey information or instructions.
1228	signature	Signature is a person's name written in a distinctive way as a form of identification, authorization, or approval.
1229	significance	Significance is the quality of being worthy of attention; importance.
1230	silly	Silly refers to something that is foolish, absurd, or nonsensical, often with a sense of humor or playfulness.
1231	silver	Silver is a precious metal that has a shiny, white-grey color.
1232	simple	Simple means something that is easy to understand or do.
1233	sing	To sing is to make music with your voice.
1234	singer	A singer is a person who sings, typically as a profession or as a form of artistic expression.
1235	single	Single means one and not more than one.
1236	sink	Sink means to descend or fall downward, often into water or a hole.
1237	sir	Sir is a polite and respectful term of address for a man, often used to show respect or courtesy.
1238	sister	A sister is a female sibling, either younger or older.
1239	site	A site is a location or place where something is or will be located.
1240	situation	A situation is a set of circumstances or conditions in which something or someone exists or operates.
1241	size	Size refers to the physical dimensions or extent of something.
1242	skill	A skill is the ability to do something well, often as a result of training or practice.
1243	skin	Skin is the outer layer that covers the body of a person or animal.
1244	skirt	A skirt is a garment worn by women that hangs from the waist and covers the legs.
1245	sky	The sky is the space above the earth that is filled with clouds, stars, and the sun.
1246	sleep	To sleep means to rest and be in a state of unconsciousness for a period of time.
1247	slice	A slice is a thin, flat piece of something that has been cut.
1248	slide	A slide is a smooth, sloping surface or chute that is used for gliding or descending.
1249	slip	Slip means to slide or lose one's footing on a surface, often accidentally.
1250	smell	A smell is a distinctive odor or fragrance that can be perceived by the nose.
1251	smile	Smile refers to the expression of happiness, joy, or amusement, often characterized by the lifting of the corners of the mouth and the showing of teeth.
1252	smoke	Smoke is a visible suspension of particles in the air, typically created by burning something.
1253	snow	Snow is a type of precipitation that falls from the sky in cold weather and covers the ground in white.
1254	society	Society is the community of people living in a particular country or region and having shared customs, laws, and organizations.
1255	sock	A sock is a piece of clothing worn on the foot and ankle, usually made of cotton or wool.
1256	soft	Soft means something that is not hard or firm and can be easily pressed.
1257	software	Software is the programs and other operating information used by a computer.
1258	soil	Soil is the natural material that makes up the surface layer of the Earth's crust.
1259	solid	Solid means something that is not liquid or gas and has a fixed shape.
1260	solution	A solution is a means of solving a problem or addressing an issue.
1261	somewhere	Somewhere refers to a place that is not specified or known.
1262	son	A son is a male child of a parent or parents.
1263	song	Song is a musical composition consisting of lyrics and a melody typically for voice with accompaniment.
1264	sort	Sort means to categorize or put things in order based on their similarities or differences.
1265	sound	Sound is the vibrations that travel through the air and can be heard by the ear.
1266	soup	Soup is a liquid dish typically made by boiling vegetables, meat, or fish in water or stock.
1267	source	A source is the place or thing that something comes from or is obtained from.
1268	south	South refers to the direction opposite to north, towards the Earth's southern pole.
1269	space	Space is the area or expanse that exists beyond the Earth's atmosphere, or a place or area that is unoccupied.
1270	spare	Spare means to give or provide something extra or in addition to what is required.
1271	speaker	A speaker is someone who talks to an audience.
1272	special	Special refers to something that is different or unique and is not like other things.
1273	specialist	A specialist is a person who has expertise in a particular field or subject.
1274	specific	Specific refers to something that is precise, clear, and well-defined.
1275	speech	A speech is a formal talk given to an audience, especially one given by someone in a position of authority.
1276	speed	Speed is how fast something is moving.
1277	spell	Spell refers to a series of letters or words that form a word, phrase, or sentence, often used for communication or writing.
1278	spend	To spend is to use money to buy something or to use time doing something.
1279	spirit	A spirit is a non-physical entity that is believed to inhabit or influence a person, place, or thing.
1280	spiritual	Spiritual refers to matters of the spirit or soul, rather than material or physical things.
1281	spite	Spite is a feeling of resentment or ill-will towards someone, often leading to harmful or negative actions.
1282	split	Split is to divide something into two or more parts.
1283	sport	Sport is an activity or game that requires physical skill and is usually competitive.
1284	spot	A spot is a small area or place, or it can refer to a stain or blemish on a surface.
1285	spray	Spray is a liquid or mist that is dispersed in the air in small droplets, often used for cleaning or applying chemicals.
1286	spread	To spread means to make something cover a larger area or to distribute something over a surface.
1287	spring	Spring means the season between winter and summer or a coil or elastic object that can be stretched and then returns to its original shape.
1288	square	Square refers to a shape with four equal sides and four 90-degree angles.
1289	stable	A stable is a building where horses are kept and cared for.
1290	staff	Staff are people who work for an organization or business.
1291	stage	A stage is a raised platform or area on which actors or performers present a play, concert, or other form of entertainment.
1292	stand	To stand means to be upright on your feet or to take a position or viewpoint.
1293	standard	A standard is a level of quality or performance that is generally accepted as normal or acceptable.
1294	star	A star is a luminous celestial body visible in the sky at night, which is made up of hot gases and emits its own light.
1295	start	To start means to begin or initiate something.
1296	state	A state is a defined area of a country or region that has its own government and laws.
1297	statement	A statement is a declaration or expression of a fact, idea, opinion, or thought.
1298	station	A station is a place where vehicles stop to pick up or drop off passengers or goods, such as a train station or gas station.
1299	status	Status refers to someone's social or professional position or standing.
1300	stay	To stay is to remain in a particular place or to continue in a particular state or condition.
1301	steak	A steak is a cut of meat, usually beef, that is cooked by grilling or frying.
1302	steal	Steal means to take something without permission or right, often in a surreptitious or illegal manner.
1303	step	A step is one movement of the foot when walking or running.
1304	stick	A stick is a long, thin piece of wood or other material that is used for various purposes.
1305	still	Still means to remain in the same position or state without changing.
1306	stock	Stock refers to a supply of goods or materials that a company keeps to sell or trade.
1307	stomach	The stomach is an organ in the body that breaks down food for digestion.
1308	stop	To stop is to cease movement or action.
1309	storage	Storage is the act of keeping something in a place for future use.
1310	store	A store is a retail establishment where goods are sold to customers.
1311	storm	A storm is a violent disturbance of the atmosphere with strong winds, thunder, and lightning.
1312	story	A story is a narrative account of a sequence of events.
1313	strain	Strain is a physical or mental tension or pressure.
1314	stranger	A stranger is someone who you do not know.
1315	strategy	A strategy is a plan of action designed to achieve a particular goal or objective.
1316	street	A street is a public road in a city or town, usually lined with buildings and used for vehicular and pedestrian traffic.
1317	strength	Strength is the measure of how much force or power a person or thing has.
1318	stress	Stress is a state of mental or emotional strain or tension caused by adverse circumstances.
1319	stretch	Stretch means to extend or elongate something, often with a sense of flexibility, tension, or reach.
1320	strike	Strike is a work stoppage caused by employees refusing to work until their demands are met.
1321	string	A string is a thin piece of cord or material used for tying or holding things together.
1322	strip	A strip is a long, narrow piece of material or land, often used for decoration or as a strip of film in a movie.
1323	stroke	A stroke is a medical condition that occurs when the blood supply to the brain is interrupted.
1324	structure	A structure is something that is built, such as a building or bridge.
1325	struggle	Struggle is a difficult or challenging effort to achieve something.
1326	student	A person who is studying or attending an educational institution.
1327	studio	A studio is a space where an artist, musician, or other creative professional works or creates.
1328	study	Study is the act of learning about a subject through reading, research, and practice.
1329	stuff	Stuff refers to a group of things, usually without specifying what those things are.
1330	stupid	Stupid refers to something that is unintelligent, foolish, or lacking in common sense, often with a sense of frustration or disbelief.
1331	style	Style refers to a particular way of doing or presenting something.
1332	subject	A subject is a person or thing that is being discussed, studied, or talked about.
1333	substance	A substance is a material that has a particular chemical composition and physical properties.
1334	success	Success is the achievement of a desired goal or objective.
1335	suck	Suck means to draw in air or liquid through the mouth, often to consume or extract something.
1336	sugar	Sugar is a sweet substance that is used to sweeten food and drinks.
1337	suggestion	A suggestion is an idea or proposal that is put forward for consideration or action.
1338	suit	A suit is a set of clothes consisting of a jacket and pants or skirt that match.
1339	summer	Summer is the warmest season of the year, typically occurring between spring and autumn, characterized by longer days and shorter nights.
1340	sun	The sun is a star that is the center of our solar system and provides light and heat to the earth.
1341	supermarket	A supermarket is a large store that sells a wide variety of food, household items, and other consumer goods.
1342	support	To support is to help or assist someone or something, often by providing resources or encouragement.
1343	surgery	Surgery is a medical operation performed by a doctor to treat an injury or disease.
1344	surprise	A surprise is something unexpected or sudden that happens to someone.
1345	surround	Surround means to encircle or encompass something, often with the intention of confining or enclosing it.
1346	survey	A survey is an investigation or study of something in order to gather information or data.
1347	suspect	Suspect means to believe or have an idea that someone is involved in a crime or wrongdoing.
1348	sweet	Sweet means having a taste like sugar or honey, or having a pleasant or agreeable personality.
1349	swim	Swim is the act of moving through water by using one's arms and legs.
1350	swimming	Swimming is the act of moving through water by using one's body, usually for exercise or recreation.
1351	swing	Swing means to move back and forth or from side to side in a rhythmic motion.
1352	switch	A switch is a device used to turn something on or off or to change its direction or mode of operation.
1353	sympathy	Sympathy is a feeling of sadness or pity for someone who is suffering.
1354	system	A system is a set of interacting or interdependent components forming an integrated whole.
1355	table	A table is a piece of furniture with a flat top and one or more legs, used as a surface for working at, eating from, or on which to place things.
1356	tackle	To tackle is to confront or deal with a difficult problem or task.
1357	tale	A tale is a story, often fictional or imaginary.
1358	talk	Talk refers to the act of speaking or conversing with someone.
1359	tank	A tank is a large container for storing liquids or gases.
1360	tap	To tap means to hit lightly or gently, often to make a sound or get someone's attention.
1361	target	A target is a goal or objective that someone wants to achieve.
1362	task	A task is a specific job or assignment that needs to be completed.
1363	taste	Taste is the sensation of flavor perceived in the mouth when eating or drinking something, or it can refer to a person's preference or liking for something.
1364	tax	A tax is a fee charged by a government on income, goods, or services.
1365	tea	Tea is a hot drink made by pouring boiling water over dried leaves from the tea plant.
1366	teach	To teach is to impart knowledge or skills to someone through instruction or example.
1367	teacher	A teacher is a person who instructs or educates others, typically in a school or academic setting.
1368	teaching	Teaching is the act or process of imparting knowledge, skills, or information to others, often in an academic or instructional setting.
1369	team	A team is a group of people who work together to achieve a common goal.
1370	tear	Tear refers to a drop of salty liquid that comes out of the eye, often as a sign of strong emotion, such as sadness, happiness, or pain.
1371	technology	Technology is the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry.
1372	telephone	A telephone is a device used for communicating with others over a distance, usually by voice.
1373	television	Television is a device or system for receiving and broadcasting images and sound over a distance.
1374	tell	To tell is to communicate information or a story to someone.
1375	temperature	Temperature is the degree of heat or coldness of a body or environment.
1376	temporary	Temporary refers to something that is not permanent or lasting, often intended for a limited or short-term use.
1377	tennis	Tennis is a sport played by two or four players who hit a ball over a net using rackets.
1378	tension	Tension refers to the state of being stretched or strained, both physically and emotionally.
1379	term	A term is a period of time or a word or phrase used in a specific context.
1380	test	A test is an assessment of knowledge or ability.
1381	text	A text is a written or printed piece of language that communicates information or ideas.
1382	thanks	Thanks is an expression of gratitude or appreciation.
1383	theme	A theme is a subject or topic that is repeated or developed throughout a piece of literature, art, or music, or it can refer to the overall style or tone of something.
1384	theory	A theory is a well-supported explanation of observed phenomena.
1385	thing	A thing is an object, item, or matter that is being considered or discussed.
1386	thought	A thought is an idea or opinion produced by thinking or occurring suddenly in the mind.
1387	throat	The throat is the part of the body that connects the mouth and the stomach.
1388	ticket	A ticket is a piece of paper or electronic record that gives someone the right to enter an event or use a service.
1389	tie	A tie is a long, narrow piece of fabric that is worn around the neck and tied in a knot.
1390	till	A till is a cash register or a box used to store money.
1391	time	Time is the ongoing sequence of events that occur in the past, present, and future.
1392	tip	A tip is a small piece of advice or a suggestion for how to do something.
1393	title	A title is a name given to a book, movie, or other work of art.
1394	today	Today refers to the present day.
1395	toe	A toe is one of the digits on the foot, usually five in number.
1396	tomorrow	Tomorrow refers to the day after today, often used to indicate the near future.
1397	tone	Tone refers to the pitch or quality of someone's voice or the atmosphere of something.
1398	tongue	The tongue is the muscular organ inside the mouth that is used for tasting, speaking, and swallowing.
1399	tonight	Tonight refers to the present or coming evening.
1400	tool	A tool is a device or implement used to perform a specific task.
1401	tooth	Tooth is a hard bony structure in the jaws of most vertebrates used for biting and chewing food.
1402	top	Top refers to the highest point or part of something.
1403	topic	A topic is the subject or theme of a conversation, discussion, or written work.
1404	total	Total means being the complete amount or sum.
1405	touch	To touch is to come into contact with something.
1406	tough	Tough means difficult or strong or able to withstand hardship or pain.
1407	tour	A tour is a trip or journey, often with a specific purpose or destination.
1408	tourist	A tourist is a person who travels to a place for pleasure or culture.
1409	towel	A towel is a piece of absorbent fabric used for drying things, such as the body or dishes.
1410	tower	A tower is a tall, narrow building or structure, often used for observation or communication purposes.
1411	town	A town is a place where people live and work, which is smaller than a city.
1412	track	A track is a path or route for vehicles, or it can refer to a recorded sequence of sound or music.
1413	trade	Trade refers to the exchange of goods or services between individuals or groups.
1414	tradition	Tradition refers to beliefs, customs, or practices that are passed down from one generation to another.
1415	traffic	Traffic refers to the movement of vehicles on a road, or the volume of people or goods moving through a particular place or system.
1416	train	Train is a vehicle that runs on tracks and is used for transporting people or goods.
1417	trainer	A trainer is a person who helps someone to learn a particular skill or activity.
1418	training	Training refers to the process of learning and developing skills for a particular task or profession.
1419	transition	A transition is the process of changing from one state or condition to another.
1420	transportation	Transportation refers to the movement of people or goods from one place to another, often by means of vehicles such as cars, buses, or trains.
1421	trash	Trash is waste material that is no longer useful and is thrown away.
1422	travel	To travel is to go from one place to another, usually over a distance.
1423	treat	To treat means to act a certain way towards someone or something, often in a kind or generous manner.
1424	tree	A tree is a tall plant with a trunk and branches made of wood that grows in the ground.
1425	trick	A trick is a clever or deceptive act that is intended to fool or deceive someone.
1426	trip	A trip is a journey or excursion, usually for pleasure or vacation.
1427	trouble	Trouble is a problem or difficulty that causes inconvenience or distress.
1428	truck	A truck is a large motor vehicle used for transporting goods or materials.
1429	trust	Trust is a belief or confidence in the reliability, truth, or ability of someone or something.
1430	truth	Truth is the quality or state of being in accordance with fact or reality.
1431	try	Try means to attempt to do or achieve something.
1432	tune	A tune is a melody or musical composition.
1433	turn	To turn is to change the direction or position of something.
1434	twist	Twist means to turn or rotate something, often in a way that causes it to become distorted or spiral-shaped.
1435	two	Two is the number that comes after one and before three.
1436	type	A type is a category or classification of something based on its characteristics or qualities.
1437	uncle	An uncle is the brother of someone's parent.
1438	understanding	Understanding is the ability to comprehend or grasp something.
1439	union	A union is a group of workers who come together to protect their rights and interests.
1440	unique	Unique means being the only one of its kind, unlike anything else.
1441	unit	A single entity or component of a larger group or system.
1442	university	A university is an institution of higher education that grants academic degrees in various fields.
1443	upper	Upper refers to the higher part of something or the top half of the body.
1444	upstairs	Upstairs refers to the upper level of a building or house.
1445	use	To use means to employ or utilize something for a particular purpose.
1446	user	A user is a person or entity that utilizes a particular product or service.
1447	usual	Usual means normal or typical; what is expected or customary.
1448	vacation	A vacation is a period of time when a person takes a break from work or daily routine to relax or travel.
1449	valuable	Valuable means having a high worth in money or being very useful or important.
1450	value	Value refers to the worth or usefulness of something, often expressed in monetary terms.
1451	variation	Variation refers to a difference or deviation from a standard or expected form, condition, or behavior.
1452	variety	Variety is the quality or state of being different or diverse.
1453	vast	Vast means something that is very large in size or extent.
1454	vegetable	A vegetable is a plant or part of a plant that is eaten as food, such as broccoli, carrots, or potatoes.
1455	vehicle	A vehicle is a machine designed to transport people or goods.
1456	version	A version is a particular form or edition of something.
1457	video	A video is a recording or broadcast of moving visual images.
1458	view	A view is what can be seen from a particular place or position.
1459	village	A village is a small community in a rural area.
1460	virus	A virus is a microscopic infectious agent that can replicate only inside the living cells of an organism.
1461	visit	To visit is to go to a place to see someone or something.
1462	visual	Visual means something that is related to seeing or visual perception.
1463	voice	A voice is the sound made by a person when they speak or sing.
1464	volume	Volume is the amount of space that a substance or object occupies, or the degree of loudness of a sound.
1465	wait	To wait means to stay in one place until something happens or someone arrives.
1466	wake	Wake refers to the state of being awake or conscious, often after sleeping or being unconscious.
1467	walk	To walk is to move forward by putting one foot in front of the other.
1468	wall	A wall is a vertical structure that divides or surrounds an area.
1469	war	War is a state of armed conflict between two or more nations, groups, or societies.
1470	warning	A warning is something that makes you aware of a danger or problem.
1471	wash	Wash is the act of cleaning something with water and soap or detergent.
1472	watch	To watch is to observe or pay attention to something.
1473	water	Water is a clear liquid that is essential for life and used for drinking, washing, and other purposes.
1474	wave	A wave is a disturbance that travels through a medium, such as water or air, and can be seen as a pattern of up-and-down or back-and-forth motion.
1475	way	A way is a path or route to get from one place to another.
1476	weakness	Weakness refers to a lack of strength or ability, often physical or emotional in nature.
1477	wealth	Wealth is the abundance of valuable resources or valuable material possessions.
1478	wear	To wear is to have something on your body as clothing or accessory.
1479	weather	Weather is the condition of the atmosphere, such as temperature, wind, and precipitation, at a particular time and place.
1480	web	A web is a network of interconnected things, often used to refer to the internet.
1481	wedding	A wedding is a ceremony where two people get married and exchange vows to become life partners.
1482	week	A week is a period of seven days.
1483	weekend	The weekend is the period of time between the end of the work or school week and the beginning of the next one, usually Saturday and Sunday.
1484	weight	Weight is the measure of how heavy an object is.
1485	weird	Weird means something that is strange or unusual.
1486	welcome	To welcome someone is to greet them in a friendly way and make them feel comfortable.
1487	west	The west is a cardinal direction that is opposite of east, often used to refer to a region or location.
1488	western	Western refers to something related to the Western Hemisphere, or the customs and culture of the American West.
1489	wheel	A wheel is a circular object that rotates around an axis and is used to facilitate movement or transportation.
1490	whereas	Whereas is a conjunction used to introduce a contrasting or opposing clause or phrase.
1491	while	While is a period of time during which something else is happening.
1492	white	White is the color of snow, milk, or chalk, and is the opposite of black.
1493	whole	Whole means complete or not divided or broken.
1494	wife	A wife is a married woman considered in relation to her spouse.
1495	will	Will is a modal verb used to express future actions or intentions.
1496	win	To win means to achieve victory or success in a competition or contest.
1497	wind	Wind is the natural movement of air in the atmosphere.
1498	window	A window is an opening in a wall or door that allows light and air to enter.
1499	wine	Wine is an alcoholic beverage made from fermented grapes or other fruits.
1500	wing	A wing is a flat or curved surface on an aircraft that produces lift and enables it to fly, or it can refer to the side of a building or other structure that protrudes outward.
1501	winner	A winner is a person or thing that wins a competition or game.
1502	winter	Winter is the coldest season of the year, characterized by low temperatures, short days, and long nights.
1503	wish	A wish is a desire or hope for something to happen or be true.
1504	witness	A witness is a person who sees or hears something and can provide evidence or testimony about it.
1505	woman	A woman is an adult female human, typically distinguished from a girl or a man by physical and biological characteristics.
1506	wonder	To wonder is to think about something or be curious about it.
1507	wood	A hard fibrous material that makes up the stems and branches of trees, used for building, fuel, and various other purposes.
1508	word	A word is a unit of language that has a meaning and can be used to communicate.
1509	work	Work is the activity of doing something to earn money or achieve a particular result.
1510	worker	A worker is a person who does a job to earn money.
1511	working	Working refers to the act of doing a job or performing a task.
1512	world	The world is the planet Earth and everything on it.
1513	worry	To worry means to feel anxious or concerned about something or someone.
1514	worth	Worth refers to the value or usefulness of something, often measured in money.
1515	wrap	Wrap means to cover or enclose something with a material, often for protection or insulation.
1516	writer	A writer is a person who writes books, stories or articles as a job or hobby.
1517	writing	Writing is the act of putting thoughts, ideas, or information into written form.
1518	yard	A yard is an area of land next to a building, usually used for outdoor activities.
1519	year	A year is a period of time consisting of 365 or 366 days.
1520	yellow	Yellow is a bright color that is often associated with sunshine, happiness, and warmth.
1521	yesterday	Yesterday refers to the day before today, often used to indicate the recent past.
1522	you	You is a pronoun used to refer to the person or people being addressed.
1523	young	Young means being in the early stage of life or growth or having little experience.
1524	youth	Youth is the time of life when a person is young, usually referring to the teenage years.
1525	zone	A zone is an area or region that has specific characteristics or is designated for a particular purpose.