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Sr. #	Word	Definition	Example Sentence
1	a	A is used when you don't expect your listener to identify which thing you mean.	Compare "A book I saw on the shelf" and "The book I gave you yesterday".
2	a-	a- is a prefix that means "not". When put in front of a word
3	a bit	A bit is a small amount of something.	I like to put a bit of sugar in my coffee.
4	a certain	Enough of a particular quality to be noticed.	Her job gave her a certain freedom.; I have a certain hesitation.
5	a child
6	a few	a small number	I saw him only a few days ago.; You'll learn after a few times.; Those are good. try and get a few more.; A few of us went out last night.; "Would you like some?" "Just a few, thanks."; I've tried to stop smoking quite a few times.
7	a little	a small amount	We've only got a little time, so please be quick.; I need a little more room here.; You can do it with a little help from your friends.; He put a little water into the cup.; "Would you like some cake?" "Just a little, please."; Can we talk a little more?; You're walking a little too slowly.; I understand only a little of what you say.
8	a lot	A lot is a large amount of something.	I have a lot of things to say.; He caused a lot of trouble.
9	a lot of	A lot of something	We paid a lot of money for that car.
10	a priori	When something is a priori
11	A quartet
12	A sense of superiority
13	A supplication
14	A virgin
15	a ways	A ways means a long distance.	"We can reach our destination, but it's still a ways away." -- R.E.M., "Driver 8"
16	a whole nother	You use "a whole nother" thing to say that something is completely different from the previous topic.	We already speak Spanish. Why do we have to learn a whole nother language?
17	a.m.	a.m. is used after a number to show that you are referring to a particular time between midnight and noon.	The program starts at 9 a.m.
18	A/C	AC is a short version of "air conditioning" (cooling).	He turned on the AC to help cool the room.
19	aah	Aah is used to express pleasure	Aah! That feels good!
20	aahed	The past tense and past participle of aah.
21	aahing	The present participle of aah.
22	aahs	The third-person singular form of aah.
23	Aaqib	Aaqib is a male given name.
24	Aarav	Aarav is a male given name.
25	aardvark	An aardvark is a nocturnal badger-sized burrowing mammal of Africa
26	aardvarks	The plural form of aardvark; more than one (kind of) aardvark.
27	Aarhus	Aarhus is a city in Denmark.
28	Aaron	Aaron was the brother of Moses and the first high priest of Israel.
29	Aarush	Aarush is a male given name.
30	abaci	The plural form of abacus; more than one (kind of) abacus.
31	aback	Aback can mean toward the back or backward.
32	abacus	An abacus is an ancient calculating device. It is made of a frame with beads on various rods.
33	abacuses	The plural form of abacus; more than one (kind of) abacus.
34	Abadi
35	abaft	toward the back end of a ship
36	abamp	An abamp is an amount of electricity equal to ten amps.
37	abampere	An abampere is an amount of electricity equal to ten amperes.
38	abamperes	The plural form of abampere; more than one (kind of) abampere.
39	abamps	The plural form of abamp; more than one (kind of) abamp.
40	Aban
41	abandon	If you abandon something	Many teens abandon all chances of a successful future when they drop out of school.; After much thought, they abandoned the idea as being too difficult.; The government abandons after-school programs when money is tight.
42	abandoned	The past tense and past participle of abandon.	After much thought, they abandoned the idea as being too difficult.
43	abandoning	The present participle of abandon.	Many people have been abandoning their homes.
44	abandonment	An abandonment is an action that causes someone or something to be abandoned.
45	abandonments	The plural form of abandonment; more than one (kind of) abandonment.
46	abandons	The plural form of abandon; more than one (kind of) abandon.
47	abase	If you abase someone or something	He felt that his moral principles were abased after the deal was done.
48	abased	The past tense and past participle of abase.
49	abasement	An abasement is an action that causes someone or something to be abased (lowered in status).
50	abasements	The plural form of abasement; more than one (kind of) abasement.
51	abases	The third-person singular form of abase.
52	abash	If you are abashed	I felt a bit abashed when he told me I had hurt him.
53	abashed	Feeling discomfort or shame; feeling embarrassed.	The man was abashed when I told him he wasn't a nice person.
54	abashes	The third-person singular form of abash.
55	abashing	The present participle of abash.
56	abashment	An abashment is an action that makes someone embarrassed.
57	abashments	The plural form of abashment; more than one (kind of) abashment.
58	abasia	Abasia is the loss of the ability to walk.
59	abasias	The plural form of abasia; more than one (kind of) abasia.
60	abasing	The present participle of abase.
61	abate	When something abates	The storm abated.
62	abated	The past tense and past participle of abate.
63	abates	The third-person singular form of abate.
64	abating	The present participle of abate.
65	abattoir	A slaughterhouse; a place where animals are killed.
66	abattoirs	The plural form of abattoir; more than one (kind of) abattoir.
67	abaya	An abaya is a black robe worn by Muslim women.	Women in Saudi Arabia wear an abaya outdoors.
68	abayas	The plural form of abaya; more than one (kind of) abaya.
69	abbacies	The plural form of abbacy; more than one (kind of) abbacy.
70	abbacy	The experience of being an abbot.
71	Abbas	Abbas is a male given name.
72	abbé	An abbé is a French priest or abbot.
73	abbés	The plural form of abbé; more than one (kind of) abbé.
74	abbess	An abbess is a woman who is a leader of an abbey of nuns.
75	abbesses	The plural form of abbess; more than one (kind of) abbess.
76	abbey	An abbey is a building where monks or nuns live	After working in the fields, the monks went back to the abbey.
77	abbeys	The plural form of abbey; more than one (kind of) abbey.
78	Abbool
79	abbot	An abbot is a man who is the leader of an abbey of monks or monastery.
80	abbots	The plural form of abbot; more than one (kind of) abbot.
81	abbreviate	If you abbreviate something	Alexander abbreviated his first name to Alec.; It was an abbreviated document without detailed proposals.
82	abbreviated	The past tense and past participle of abbreviate.
83	abbreviates	The third-person singular form of abbreviate.
84	abbreviating	The present participle of abbreviate.
85	abbreviation	An abbreviation is a shorter way of writing or saying a word or phrase.	"NASA" is an abbreviation of the words "National Aeronautics and Space Administration".
86	abbreviations	The plural form of abbreviation; more than one (kind of) abbreviation.
87	abbreviator	An abbreviator is someone or something that abbreviates (makes something shorter).
88	abbreviators	The plural form of abbreviator; more than one (kind of) abbreviator.
89	ABC	The ABC are the letters of the alphabet
90	abcoulomb	An abcoulomb is a measure of electricity that is equal to ten coulombs.
91	abcoulombs	The plural form of abcoulomb; more than one (kind of) abcoulomb.
92	ABCs	The plural form of ABC; more than one (kind of) ABC.
93	abdicable	If someone is abdicable
94	abdicate	When a ruler abdicates	After the war, the king was forced to abdicate.
95	abdicated	The past tense and past participle of abdicate.
96	abdicates	The third-person singular form of abdicate.
97	abdicating	The present participle of abdicate.
98	abdication	Abdication is the action of losing reign or power over a country.
99	abdications	The plural form of abdication; more than one (kind of) abdication.
100	abdicator	An abdicator is someone who loses their reign or power over a country.
101	abdicators	The plural form of abdicator; more than one (kind of) abdicator.
102	abdomen	The abdomen is the front part of the lower torso containing many internal organs.	The stomach and intestines are inside the abdomen.
103	abdomens	The plural form of abdomen; more than one (kind of) abdomen.
104	abdominal	Relating to the abdominal muscles	The man has strong abdominal muscles.
105	abdominous	Having a chest that is large.
106	abduce	If you abduce something
107	abduced	The past tense and past participle of abduce.
108	abduces	The third-person singular form of abduce.
109	abducing	The present participle of abduce.
110	abduct	If you abduct a person
111	abducted	The past tense and past participle of abduct.
112	abductee	An abductee is a person who has been abducted.
113	abductees	The plural form of abductee; more than one (kind of) abductee.
114	abducting	The present participle of abduct.
115	abduction	Abduction is the act of taking someone away by force.
116	abductions	The plural form of abduction; more than one (kind of) abduction.
117	abducts	The third-person singular form of abduct.
118	Abdul	Abdul is an Islamic male given name. Abdul means servant in Arabic which is derived from the word Abd.
119	abecedarian	An abecedarian is a beginner or novice.
120	abecedarians	The plural form of abecedarian; more than one (kind of) abecedarian.
121	abecedarius	An abecedarius is a poem where the first letters of each line are in alphabetical order.
122	abecedariuses	The plural form of abecedarius; more than one (kind of) abecedarius.
123	abed	in bed	Mary stays abed because she is ill.
124	Abel	Abel is the son of Adam and Eve who was killed by his brother Cain.
125	aberrance	An aberrance is something that is unusual or weird.
126	aberrances	The plural form of aberrance; more than one (kind of) aberrance.
127	aberrancies	The plural form of aberrancy; more than one (kind of) aberrancy.
128	aberrancy	An aberrancy is something that is unusual or weird
129	aberrant	A person who is unusual or weird
130	aberrants	The plural form of aberrant; more than one (kind of) aberrant.
131	aberrate	If you aberrate
132	aberrated	The past tense and past participle of aberrate.
133	aberrates	The third-person singular form of aberrate.
134	aberrating	The present participle of aberrate.
135	aberration	An aberration is something that is unusual or weird.
136	aberrations	The plural form of aberration; more than one (kind of) aberration.
137	abet	If you abet someone
138	abetment	Abetment is the action of helping someone do a crime.
139	abetments	The plural form of abetment; more than one (kind of) abetment.
140	abets	The third-person singular form of abet.
141	abetted	The past tense and past participle of abet.
142	abetter	An abetter is a person who helps someone do a crime.
143	abetters	The plural form of abetter; more than one (kind of) abetter.
144	abetting	The present participle of abet.
145	abettor	An abettor is a person who helps someone do a crime.
146	abettors	The plural form of abettor; more than one (kind of) abettor.
147	abeyance	A pause.
148	abeyances	The plural form of abeyance; more than one (kind of) abeyance.
149	abeyant	If something is abeyant
150	abfarad	An abfarad is a measure of electricity equal to a billion farads.
151	abfarads	The plural form of abfarad; more than one (kind of) abfarad.
152	abhor	To hate very
153	abhorred	The past tense and past participle of abhor.
154	abhorrence	Abhorrence is the hate or dislike of something.	Many people have an abhorrence of snakes.
155	abhorrences	The plural form of abhorrence; more than one (kind of) abhorrence.
156	abhorrent	If something is abhorrent	Some people find smokers abhorrent.
157	abhorring	The present participle of abhor.
158	abhors	The third-person singular form of abhor.
159	abide	If you can't abide something
160	abided	The past tense and past participle of abide.
161	abides	The third-person singular form of abide.
162	abiding	If something is abiding	Death is an abiding reality.; Many people think taxes are an abiding truth.
163	Abidjan	Abidjan is the largest city in Ivory Coast.
164	abience	Abience is the desire to avoid someone or something.
165	abiences	The plural form of abience; more than one (kind of) abience.
166	abient	If someone is abient of something
167	Abigail	Abigail is a female given name.	Abigail is working on a report.
168	abilities	The plural form of ability; more than one (kind of) ability.	There are people with many good abilities.
169	ability	An ability is something that you can do.	I have a very good reading ability.
170	abiogeneses	The plural form of abiogenesis; more than one (kind of) abiogenesis.
171	abiogenesis	Abiogenesis is the creation of a living thing from something that is nonliving.
172	abiogenetic	If something is abiogenetic
173	abiogenist	An abiogenist is someone who believes that abiogenesis is possible
174	abiogenists	The plural form of abiogenist; more than one (kind of) abiogenist.
175	abiogeny
176	abiotic	When something is abiotic	Pollination is often done by abiotic means, such as wind or water.
177	abiotrophies	The plural form of abiotrophy; more than one (kind of) abiotrophy.
178	abiotrophy	Abiotrophy is a decrease in the quality of human body cells that is caused by an unknown injury.
179	abirritate	If you abirritate a wound
180	abirritated	The past tense and past participle of abirritate.
181	abirritates	The third-person singular form of abirritate.
182	abirritating	The present participle of abirritate.
183	abject	If something is abject	The letter of retrenchment plunged her into abject misery.
184	abjecter	The comparative form of abject; more abject.
185	abjectest	The superlative form of abject; most abject.
186	abjection	The act of bringing down or humbling.	The abjection of the king and his realm.
187	abjections	The plural form of abjection; more than one (kind of) abjection.
188	abjectly	If something is done abjectly it is done without hope.	She could not win the chess match, so she played abjectly.
189	abjuration	An abjuration is telling people that something you said in the past wasn't true.
190	abjurations	The plural form of abjuration; more than one (kind of) abjuration.
191	abjure	If someone abjures a belief
192	abjured	The past tense and past participle of abjure.
193	abjures	The third-person singular form of abjure.
194	abjuring	The present participle of abjure.
195	Abkhazian	An Abkhazian is a person or thing that came from Abkhazia.
196	Abkhazians	The plural form of Abkhazian; more than one (kind of) Abkhazian.
197	ablactate	If you ablactate a baby	Babies are ablactated when they reach a certain age.
198	ablactated	The past tense and past participle of ablactate.
199	ablactates	The third-person singular form of ablactate.
200	ablactating	The present participle of ablactate.
201	ablactation	Ablactation is making a baby stop drinking milk from breasts.
202	ablactations	The plural form of ablactation; more than one (kind of) ablactation.
203	ablate	If you ablate something	The young boy had his heart ablated because it was not working properly.
204	ablated	The past tense and past participle of ablate.
205	ablates	The third-person singular form of ablate.
206	ablating	The present participle of ablate.
207	ablation	Ablation is the action of removing a body part from an animal.	The woman's surgery involved the ablation of her heart.
208	ablations	The plural form of ablation; more than one (kind of) ablation.
209	ablaze	If something or someone is ablaze	After many tries, the camper finally looked down at the stack of wood that was now ablaze.
210	able	If someone is able to do something	I'm busy tomorrow, so I won't be able to see you.
211	able-bodiedism	Able-bodiedism is the belief that people who are healthy are more important than people who are unhealthy.
212	able-bodism	Able-bodism is the belief that people who are healthy are more important than people who are unhealthy.
213	ableism	Ableism is the belief that people who are healthy are more important than people who are unhealthy.
214	ablepharia	Ablepharia is not having eyelids.
215	abler	The comparative form of able; more able.
216	ablest	The superlative form of able; most able.	He is one of the ablest scientists.
217	ablism	Ablism is the belief that people who are healthy are more important than people who are unhealthy.
218	abloom	If a plant is abloom	The garden is abloom in the spring.
219	ablution	Ablution is the washing of body parts for religious purposes or an object that is holy.
220	ablutionary	If something is ablutionary	Soap is ablutionary.
221	ablutions	The plural form of ablution; more than one (kind of) ablution.
222	ablutophobia	Ablutophobia is the fear of washing or bathing.
223	ably	If something is done ably	She edited the wiki ably.
224	abnegate	If you abnegate
225	abnegated	The past tense and past participle of abnegate.
226	abnegates	The third-person singular form of abnegate.
227	abnegating	The present participle of abnegate.
228	abnegation	Abnegation is the denial or renunciation of something.
229	abnegations	The plural form of abnegation; more than one (kind of) abnegation.
230	abnormal	An abnormal thing	The weather is abnormal in Europe when it is hot in winter.
231	abnormalcies	The plural form of abnormalcy; more than one (kind of) abnormalcy.
232	abnormalcy	An abnormalcy is something that is abnormal (unusual; not normal).
233	abnormalities	The plural form of abnormality; more than one (kind of) abnormality.
234	abnormality	An abnormality is something that is not normal.	It is an abnormality to score a 1600 on the SAT. (psychological or behavioural abnormality); It is an abnormality for a person to have six fingers. (physical abnormality)
235	abnormally	When something is done abnormally
236	abo	Abo is an offensive word for an aboriginal Australian.
237	aboard	on or onto a boat	When everyone is aboard, the doors will close.; He looked back at the people on the ground as he got aboard the plane.; It had taken two hours to load all the people aboard.
238	abode	An abode is the place where you live.	We made our abode in a little old house by a stream.
239	abodes	The plural form of abode; more than one (kind of) abode.
240	abolish	When you abolish something	The censorship law was abolished due to huge opposition by many people.
241	abolishable	If someone is abolishable
242	abolished	The past tense and past participle of abolish.
243	abolishes	The third-person singular form of abolish.
244	abolishing	The present participle of abolish.
245	abolishment	Abolishment is the action of ending something. It often refers to the end of slavery in the United States.	The abolishment of slavery in the United States meant slaves were now free.
246	abolishments	The plural form of abolishment; more than one (kind of) abolishment.
247	abolition	Abolition is the action of ending something. It often refers to the end of slavery in the United States.	The abolition of slavery in the United States meant slaves were now free.
248	abolitionary	Abolitionary ideas or actions are related to abolition.
249	abolitionism	Abolitionism is the belief that slavery should not exist.
250	abolitionist	An abolitionist is a person who thinks slavery should not exist.
251	abolitionists	The plural form of abolitionist; more than one (kind of) abolitionist.
252	abolitions	The plural form of abolition; more than one (kind of) abolition.
253	abominable	If something is abominable	My mother thought that book I read was abominable.
254	abominate	If you abominate something	She abominates her job because it has a low salary.
255	abominated	The past tense and past participle of abominate.
256	abominates	The third-person singular form of abominate.
257	abominating	The present participle of abominate.
258	abomination	An abomination is something very nasty or unpleasant.
259	abominations	The plural form of abomination; more than one (kind of) abomination.
260	aboriginal	An Aboriginal is an Australian aborigine.	He remained fascinated by the Aboriginals' tales.
261	aboriginals	The plural form of aboriginal; more than one (kind of) aboriginal.
262	aborigine	Aborigines are members of the tribes that were living in Australia when Europeans arrived there.
263	aborigines	The plural form of aborigine; more than one (kind of) aborigine.
264	aborning	If something is aborning	During pregnancy, children are aborning.
265	abort	If you abort something	The space mission was aborted because there was a fuel leak.; I aborted the computer program since it wasn't working properly.
266	aborted	The past tense and past participle of abort.
267	aborticide	Aborticide is the action of killing (aborting) a baby that has not been born yet.
268	aborticides	The plural form of aborticide; more than one (kind of) aborticide.
269	aborting	The present participle of abort.
270	abortion	If a woman has an abortion	She's had two abortions.
271	abortions	The plural form of abortion; more than one (kind of) abortion.
272	abortively	If something is done abortively
273	aborts	The third-person singular form of abort.
274	abos	The plural form of abo; more than one (kind of) abo.
275	aboulia	If someone has aboulia	Because the man had aboulia, he wasn't looking for a job.
276	aboulic	If someone is aboulic
277	abound	If things abound	The book abounds with close-up images from space.; Fish abound in the ocean.
278	abounded	The past tense and past participle of abound.
279	abounding	The present participle of abound.
280	abounds	The third-person singular form of abound.
281	about	You use about to say what subject something is related to.	Let's not talk about her problems.
282	above	If A is above B	In a newspaper, the title of a story is usually above the story.; Only children aged 5 and above may enter.; That office is on the floor above.; Our blessings come from above.; The passage above is easy to understand.
283	aboveboard	If something or someone is aboveboard
284	abracadabra	Abracadabra is a word you use during a magic trick.
285	abracadabras	The plural form of abracadabra; more than one (kind of) abracadabra.
286	abrachia	Abrachia is not having arms.	Because he had a disease in his hand, he now has abrachia.
287	abrade	If you abrade something
288	abraded	The past tense and past participle of abrade.
289	abrades	The third-person singular form of abrade.
290	abrading	The present participle of abrade.
291	Abraham	Abraham is a male given name.
292	abranchial	If something is abranchial	Human beings are abranchial.
293	abranchiate	If something is abranchiate	Humans are abranchiate.
294	abranchious	If something is abranchious	Human beings are abranchious.
295	abrase	When you abrase something	The edges of this wooden table is getting rough, please use sandpaper to abrase it for me.
296	abrased	The past tense and past participle of abrase.
297	abrases	The third-person singular form of abrase.
298	abrasing	The present participle of abrase.
299	abrasion	An abrasion is a scraped spot or area.
300	abrasions	The plural form of abrasion; more than one (kind of) abrasion.
301	abrasive	An abrasive substance
302	abrasiveness	The abrasiveness of something is how abrasive it is.
303	abrasives	The plural form of abrasive; more than one (kind of) abrasive.
304	abreast	If you keep or stay abreast of something	Have you been keeping abreast of the news from Iraq?
305	abridge	To abridge something is to make it shorter or less.	This book will be abridged so that children can read it.
306	abridged	The past tense and past participle of abridge.
307	abridgement	An abridgement is a shorter version of something.
308	abridgements	The plural form of abridgement; more than one (kind of) abridgement.
309	abridges	The third-person singular form of abridge.
310	abridging	The present participle of abridge.
311	abridgment	An abridgment is a shorter version of something.
312	abridgments	The plural form of abridgment; more than one (kind of) abridgment.
313	abroad	If somebody goes abroad	They sent their children to school abroad.; He is going abroad to travel in France and Germany.
314	abrogate	If you abrogate something
315	abrogated	The past tense and past participle of abrogate.
316	abrogates	The third-person singular form of abrogate.
317	abrogating	The present participle of abrogate.
318	abrogator	An abrogator is a person who has the ability to change laws.
319	abrupt	An abrupt action is one that is sudden	There was an abrupt change in the weather, and it started raining before we could get home.
320	abrupter	The comparative form of abrupt; more abrupt.
321	abruptest	The superlative form of abrupt; most abrupt.
322	abruptly	If something happens abruptly
323	abruptness	The state or quality of being abrupt.
324	abruptnesses	The plural form of abruptness; more than one (kind of) abruptness.
325	abscess	An abscess is an accumulation of pus that has built up within the body tissue.
326	abscesses	The plural form of abscess; more than one (kind of) abscess.
327	abscession	Abscession is the action of cutting something off from something else.
328	abscessions	The plural form of abscession; more than one (kind of) abscession.
329	abscond	When you abscond
330	absconded	The past tense and past participle of abscond.
331	absconder	An absconder is someone who runs away from somewhere
332	absconders	The plural form of absconder; more than one (kind of) absconder.
333	absconding	The present participle of abscond.
334	abscondment	Abscondment is the action of running away from somewhere
335	abscondments	The plural form of abscondment; more than one (kind of) abscondment.
336	absconds	The third-person singular form of abscond.
337	abseil	If a person abseils
338	abseiled	The past tense and past participle of abseil.
339	abseiling	The present participle of abseil.
340	abseils	The third-person singular form of abseil.
341	absence	Absence is when something is not there.	There was an absence of help for the project.
342	absence makes the heart grow fonder	Being away from someone you care about makes you love them more
343	absences	The plural form of absence; more than one (kind of) absence.
344	absent	If something is absent	John is absent from school today.
345	absented	The past tense and past participle of absent.
346	absentee	An absentee is someone that is not present in one function. Usually used in absence from school.	The history class has no absentees today.
347	absenteeism	Absenteeism is failing to go to work often.	He was fired for his absenteeism.
348	absenteeisms	The plural form of absenteeism; more than one (kind of) absenteeism.
349	absentees	The plural form of absentee; more than one (kind of) absentee.
350	absenting	The present participle of absent.
351	absently	If something is done absently
352	absentminded	Someone who is absentminded forgets things or does not pay attention to what they are doing	In his later life he became even more absentminded.
353	absent-minded	Someone who is absent-minded forgets things or does not pay attention to what they are doing	In his later life he became even more absent-minded.
354	absents	The third-person singular form of absent.
355	absinth	Absinth is a green drink mostly made up of alcohol	I drank some absinth at the party.
356	absinthe	Absinthe is a green drink mostly made up of alcohol	I drank some absinthe at the party.
357	absinthes	The plural form of absinthe; more than one (kind of) absinthe.
358	absinths	The plural form of absinth; more than one (kind of) absinth.
359	absolute	An absolute is something that will always exist.	Death is considered to be an absolute.
360	absolute monarchy	An absolute monarchy is a type of monarchy where the monarch has unlimited political power.	Russia used to be an absolute monarchy with the Tsar as the head of state.
361	absolutely	If something is absolutely true	I agree. You're absolutely right.; I'm not absolutely sure, but I think it's OK.
362	absolutes	The plural form of absolute; more than one (kind of) absolute.
363	absolutism	Absolutism is a form of monarchy that has a strong monarch in charge of a bureaucracy under him or herself.
364	absolutisms	The plural form of absolutism; more than one (kind of) absolutism.
365	absolutist	An absolutist is someone who supports a government ruled by one person.	The king's supporters were absolutists.
366	absolutists	The plural form of absolutist; more than one (kind of) absolutist.
367	absolve	To absolve someone is to free that person from a sin or from a promise.	The king absolved his servant of the oath.
368	absolved	The past tense and past participle of absolve.
369	absolves	The third-person singular form of absolve.
370	absolving	The present participle of absolve.
371	absorb	If something is absorbed	The sponge absorbed the spilled water.
372	absorbability	The absorbability of something is how absorbable it is.
373	absorbable	If something is absorbable
374	absorbed	The past tense and past participle of absorb.
375	absorbencies	The plural form of absorbency; more than one (kind of) absorbency.
376	absorbency	Absorbency is the measurement of how much something can absorb.	Sponges have a high absorbency.
377	absorbent	If something is absorbent	Sponges are absorbent.
378	absorbing	The present participle of absorb.
379	absorbs	The third-person singular form of absorb.
380	absorption	Absorption is taking in a gas or liquid through very small holes.	Good water absorption properties make sponges useful for soaking up water.
381	absorptions	The plural form of absorption; more than one (kind of) absorption.
382	absorptive	If something is absorptive	Sponges are absorptive.
383	absorptivities	The plural form of absorptivity; more than one (kind of) absorptivity.
384	absorptivity	The absorptivity of a material is defined by how much the material can absorb another substance.
385	absquatulate	When you absquatulate
386	absquatulated	The past tense and past participle of absquatulate.
387	absquatulates	The third-person singular form of absquatulate.
388	absquatulating	The present participle of absquatulate.
389	abstain	To abstain from something is to do without it or to keep yourself from doing it.	If you abstain from eating candy, you will not be so fat.
390	abstained	The past tense and past participle of abstain.
391	abstainer	An abstainer is someone who abstains from something (does not do it).
392	abstainers	The plural form of abstainer; more than one (kind of) abstainer.
393	abstaining	The present participle of abstain.
394	abstains	The third-person singular form of abstain.
395	abstention	Abstention is when someone is abstaining from something or when someone does not take part in something. It's usually used to refer to not drinking alcohol or not having sex.	Abstention stops you from getting drunk.; My brother's abstention protected him from sexually transmitted diseases.
396	abstentions	The plural form of abstention; more than one (kind of) abstention.
397	abstinence	Abstinence is when someone is abstaining from something or when someone does not take part in something. It's usually used to refer to not drinking alcohol or not having sex.	Abstinence stops you from getting drunk.; My brother's abstinence protected him from sexually transmitted diseases.
398	abstinences	The plural form of abstinence; more than one (kind of) abstinence.
399	abstract	If something is abstract	A lot of abstract painting uses harsh shapes and most people do not like it.; More abstract ideas like "democracy" are not possible for animals.; Houses and books are things you can touch. Honesty, patience and courage are abstract.
400	abstracted	The past tense and past participle of abstract.
401	abstracter	An abstracter is someone who abstracts or summarizes something.
402	abstracters	The plural form of abstracter; more than one (kind of) abstracter.
403	abstracting	The present participle of abstract.
404	abstraction	An abstraction is a general idea rather than one relating to a particular object	Is it worth fighting a big war, in the name of an abstraction like sovereignty?; A line that has no width is only an abstraction.
405	abstractions	The plural form of abstraction; more than one (kind of) abstraction.
406	abstractness	Abstractness is the state or quality of being abstract.	The painting had a sense of abstractness to it.
407	abstractor	An abstractor is someone who abstracts or summarizes something.
408	abstractors	The plural form of abstractor; more than one (kind of) abstractor.
409	abstracts	The plural form of abstract; more than one (kind of) abstract.
410	abstruse	If something is abstruse	The book was so abstruse that I didn't understand it.
411	abstrusely	If someone is done abstrusely
412	abstruseness	Abstruseness is the quality of being hard to understand.	The abstruseness of my teacher's lectures caused me to fail his class.
413	absurd	Something absurd is ridiculous and stupid.	Saying that a fish cannot swim in water is just absurd.; It was absurd for him to start a business selling rusty nails!
414	absurder	The comparative form of absurd; more absurd.
415	absurdest	The superlative form of absurd; most absurd.
416	absurdities	The plural form of absurdity; more than one (kind of) absurdity.
417	absurdity	An absurdity is something that is absurd or crazy.
418	absurdly	If something is done absurdly
419	absurdness	The absurdness of something is how absurd it is.
420	Abu Dhabi	Abu Dhabi the capital city of the United Arab Emirates.
421	abulia	If someone has abulia	Because the man had abulia, he wasn't looking for a job.
422	abulias	The plural form of abulia; more than one (kind of) abulia.
423	abulic	If someone is abulic
424	abundance	If there is an abundance of something	Harry was pleasantly surprised by the abundance of food on the Thanksgiving table.
425	abundances	The plural form of abundance; more than one (kind of) abundance.
426	abundant	If something is abundant	The abundant fruit trees provided a steady supply of food for the monkeys.; Food and water are abundant in the area.
427	abundantly	Something that is abundantly available is available in abundance.
428	abuse	Abuse is touching or acting towards someone in a way that will likely hurt them.	The girls suffered terrible physical and sexual abuse from their father.
429	abused	The past tense and past participle of abuse.
430	abuser	An abuser is a person who abuses anything.	The man had a habit of kicking dogs; he was an animal abuser.
431	abusers	The plural form of abuser; more than one (kind of) abuser.
432	abuses	The plural form of abuse; more than one (kind of) abuse.
433	abusing	The present participle of abuse.
434	abusive	If someone is abusive	My father was abusive to us children. He always hit us when he was angry.
435	abut	If A abuts B
436	abuts	The third-person singular form of abut.
437	abutted	The past tense and past participle of abut.
438	abutting	The present participle of abut.
439	abwatt	An abwatt is a unit of electrical power. It is equal to one ten-millionth of a watt.
440	abwatts	The plural form of abwatt; more than one (kind of) abwatt.
441	abysm	An abysm is a very deep crack in the earth.
442	abysmal	If something is abysmal	Her essay was so abysmal; she is certain to fail the class.
443	abysms	The plural form of abysm; more than one (kind of) abysm.
444	abyss	An abyss is a very deep crack in the earth.
445	abysses	The plural form of abyss; more than one (kind of) abyss.
446	Abyssinia	Abyssinia is an old name for the country of Ethiopia.
447	AC	AC is a short version of "alternating current" (a kind of electricity).	The lamp uses AC.
448	academe	Academe is a word for the group of people who are a part of the scientific and cultural community; this group of people have attended a university and/or do research.
449	academia	Academia is a word for the group of people who are a part of the scientific and cultural community; this group of people have attended a university and/or do research.
450	academic	An academic topic	The academic staff at the college generally don't teach during the summer.; There is a lot of political disagreement about it, but there is general academic agreement.
451	academically	If you are academically gifted
452	academics	The plural form of academic; more than one (kind of) academic.
453	academies	The plural form of academy; more than one (kind of) academy.	You can choose between several different military academies.
454	academy	An academy is an educational organization	She passed the exams to enter the local academy.
455	acanthoid	If something is acanthoid
456	acanthous	If something is acanthous
457	acapnia	Acapnia is a condition where someone's body has less carbon dioxide than it should.
458	acapnial	If something is acapnial
459	acapnic	If something is acapnic
460	acardia	If someone or something has acardia
461	acariasis	If someone has acariasis
462	acaridiasis	If someone has acaridiasis
463	acariosis	If someone has acariosis
464	acarophobia	Acarophobia is the fear of feeling felt on an area of the skin that makes a person or animal to want to rub the area with a sharp object.
465	acarpellous	If something is acarpellous
466	acarpelous	If something is acarpelous
467	acarpous	If something is acarpous	The dandelion is an example of an acarpous flower.
468	acaryote	An acaryote is a biological cell that does not have a nucleus.
469	acaryotes	The plural form of acaryote; more than one (kind of) acaryote.
470	acataphasia	Acataphasia is a mental disorder that makes you unable to say what you want to say clearly. It is caused by damage to the central nervous system.
471	acaudal	If someone or something is acaudal	Rabbits are acaudal.
472	acaudate	If someone or something is acaudate	Rabbits are acaudate.
473	acaulescent	If a plant is acaulescent
474	accede	If you accede
475	acceded	The past tense and past participle of accede.
476	accedes	The third-person singular form of accede.
477	acceding	The present participle of accede.
478	accelerando	An accelerando is a slow increase in the speed of music.
479	accelerandos	The plural form of accelerando; more than one (kind of) accelerando.
480	accelerant	An accelerant is something that causes something else to accelerate.	Caffeine is an accelerant; it makes your heart rate accelerate.
481	accelerants	The plural form of accelerant; more than one (kind of) accelerant.
482	accelerate	If you are driving and you accelerate your car	They accelerate at the end of the curve.
483	accelerated	The past tense and past participle of accelerate.
484	accelerates	The third-person singular form of accelerate.
485	accelerating	The present participle of accelerate.
486	acceleration	Acceleration is a change in speed.	As the plane took off, the acceleration pressed her into her seat.
487	accelerations	The plural form of acceleration; more than one (kind of) acceleration.
488	accelerator	An accelerator is the pedal in a vehicle which you step on to make it go faster.	He took his foot off the accelerator and the car started to slow down.
489	accelerators	The plural form of accelerator; more than one (kind of) accelerator.
490	accelerometer	An accelerometer is a device that is used to measure acceleration.
491	accelerometers	The plural form of accelerometer; more than one (kind of) accelerometer.
492	accent	An accent is the particular way that somebody's speech sounds.	I can speak French, but I do it with an English accent.
493	accented	The past tense and past participle of accent.
494	accenting	The present participle of accent.
495	accents	The plural form of accent; more than one (kind of) accent.
496	accentuate	If you accentuate something
497	accentuated	The past tense and past participle of accentuate.
498	accentuates	The third-person singular form of accentuate.
499	accentuating	The present participle of accentuate.
500	accept	If you accept something	She accepted the award.
501	acceptability	Acceptability is the quality of being accepted.	He has a high acceptability in the community.
502	acceptable	When something is acceptable it is capable of being accepted or is worth being accepted.	You ideas are acceptable to the group.; The quality of the work ranged from excellent to acceptable.
503	acceptably	In an acceptable manner; in a manner to please or give satisfaction.
504	acceptance	Acceptance is when someone agrees with something or accepts something.	The acceptance of this man in his new role is big.
505	acceptances	The plural form of acceptance; more than one (kind of) acceptance.
506	accepted	The past tense and past participle of accept.
507	accepting	The present participle of accept.
508	acceptor	An acceptor is a person who accepts something.
509	acceptors	The plural form of acceptor; more than one (kind of) acceptor.
510	accepts	The third-person singular form of accept.
511	access	If you have access to something	As a student, you have access to all our facilities including the library and computers.; We will seek to provide greater access to personal records held by government.
512	accessed	The past tense and past participle of access.
513	accesses	The third-person singular form of access.
514	accessibility	Accessibility is the property of being accessible.	The accessibility of the city depends on how well it is linked by roads.
515	accessible	If something is accessible	The building has been changed to make it wheelchair accessible.; To make it accessible, we'll need to take off some other pieces that are in the way.
516	accessing	The present participle of access.
517	accessorial	An accessorial is something that is not needed to do something
518	accessorials	The plural form of accessorial; more than one (kind of) accessorial.
519	accessories	The plural form of accessory; more than one (kind of) accessory.
520	accessorise	If you accessorise something
521	accessorised	The past tense and past participle of accessorise.
522	accessorises	The third-person singular form of accessorise.
523	accessorising	The present participle of accessorise.
524	accessorize	If you accessorize something
525	accessorized	The past tense and past participle of accessorize.
526	accessorizes	The third-person singular form of accessorize.
527	accessorizing	The present participle of accessorize.
528	accessory	An accessory is an extra item	She bought a number of accessories including a bag, hat, and gloves, to match her new dress.
529	accident	An accident is something that happens without a plan	I dropped the glass by accident and it broke.
530	accidental	If something is accidental	The jury returned a verdict of accidental death.; His hand brushed against hers; it could have been either accidental or deliberate.
531	accidentally	If something happens accidentally	Sorry, I accidentally dropped it.
532	accidents	The plural form of accident; more than one (kind of) accident.
533	accismus	Accismus is the act of pretending to be not interested in something when you actually are interested in it.
534	acclaim	If someone or something is acclaimed	The group's debut album was immediately acclaimed a hip hop classic.
535	acclaimed	The past tense and past participle of acclaim.
536	acclaiming	The present participle of acclaim.
537	acclaims	The third-person singular form of acclaim.
538	acclamation	Acclamation is phrase for someone or something.	All this equipment has received international acclaim from the specialist hi-fi press.
539	acclamations	The plural form of acclamation; more than one (kind of) acclamation.
540	acclimate	When you acclimate to a location	People have to acclimate to their surroundings after immigrating to a new country.
541	acclimated	The past tense and past participle of acclimate.
542	acclimates	The third-person singular form of acclimate.
543	acclimating	The present participle of acclimate.
544	acclimation	Acclimation is the process of becoming used to the weather of a new location.
545	acclimations	The plural form of acclimation; more than one (kind of) acclimation.
546	acclimatise	When you acclimatise to a location	People have to acclimatise to their surroundings after immigrating to a new country.
547	acclimatised	The past tense and past participle of acclimatise.
548	acclimatises	The third-person singular form of acclimatise.
549	acclimatising	The present participle of acclimatise.
550	acclimatize	When you acclimatize to a location	People have to acclimatize to their surroundings after immigrating to a new country.
551	acclimatized	The past tense and past participle of acclimatize.
552	acclimatizes	The third-person singular form of acclimatize.
553	acclimatizing	The present participle of acclimatize.
554	accolade	An accolade is an acknowledgement given to someone for something they did.
555	accolades	The plural form of accolade; more than one (kind of) accolade.
556	accommodate	If x accommodates y	The platform didn't look nearly big enough to accommodate a ship the size of the Lady Luck; The seats are designed to accommodate children weighing between 20 and 40 pounds.
557	accommodated	The past tense and past participle of accommodate.
558	accommodates	The third-person singular form of accommodate.
559	accommodating	Eager to help or please; obliging.
560	accommodation	(usually accommodations in American English) Accommodation is a place to stay or live.	The hotel provides high quality accommodation, mostly for foreign visitors.; After long years of living in rented accommodations, Jack could finally afford to buy a house.
561	accommodations	The plural form of accommodation; more than one (kind of) accommodation.
562	accommodative	An accommodative person is someone who is willing to fulfill the wish or request of others.
563	accompanied	The past tense and past participle of accompany.
564	accompanies	The third-person singular form of accompany.
565	accompaniment	Accompaniment is music played as background to a featured musician.	She has produced 10 new songs recorded with orchestral or big-band accompaniment.
566	accompaniments	The plural form of accompaniment; more than one (kind of) accompaniment.
567	accompany	If one thing accompanies something else	She accompanied me to the hospital after my accident.; Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.; The text accompanying the illustrations is brief but helpful.
568	accompanying	The present participle of accompany.
569	accomplice	An accomplice is a person who helps someone with a crime.
570	accomplices	The plural form of accomplice; more than one (kind of) accomplice.
571	accomplish	If you accomplish something	They are skeptical about how much will be accomplished by legislation.
572	accomplishable	When something is accomplishable	I think climbing Mount Everst is an accomplishable goal.
573	accomplished	The past tense and past participle of accomplish.
574	accomplishes	The third-person singular form of accomplish.
575	accomplishing	The present participle of accomplish.
576	accomplishment	An accomplishment is something that has been achieved successfully.	Winning a gold medal from the Olympics is one of her greatest accomplishments.
577	accomplishments	The plural form of accomplishment; more than one (kind of) accomplishment.
578	accord	If two or more things are in accord	We are in accord that the bridge should be built.
579	accordance	If two or more things are in accord	We are in accordance that the bridge should be built.
580	accorded	The past tense and past participle of accord.
581	according	If something is true according to a source	According to a friend of mine, they are thinking of building a new mall near here.; According to the weather forecast, it will rain today.; You may go or stay, according as you decide.
582	accordingly	If something is done accordingly
583	accordion	An accordion is a musical instrument that makes sounds by moving air over reeds by using bellows.	He plays the accordion in the street to make tips.
584	accordionist	An accordionist is someone who plays the accordion.
585	accordionists	The plural form of accordionist; more than one (kind of) accordionist.
586	accordions	The plural form of accordion; more than one (kind of) accordion.
587	accords	The plural form of accord; more than one (kind of) accord.
588	accost	If you accost someone
589	accosted	The past tense and past participle of accost.
590	accosting	The present participle of accost.
591	accosts	The third-person singular form of accost.
592	accouchement	Accouchement is the birth of a baby.
593	accouchements	The plural form of accouchement; more than one (kind of) accouchement.
594	accoucheur	An accoucheur is a doctor who knows a lot about pregnancy and the birth of babies.
595	accoucheurs	The plural form of accoucheur; more than one (kind of) accoucheur.
596	accoucheuses	The plural form of accoucheuse; more than one (kind of) accoucheuse.
597	account	An account is an arrangement with a bank or other company to do business.	I opened a bank account when I moved into town.; The internet company cancelled my e-mail account.
598	accountabilities	The plural form of accountability; more than one (kind of) accountability.
599	accountability	Accountability is the state of being open and honest about your responsibilities	It's too often the case that police can avoid accountability for their actions.; Citizens should demand greater accountability and effectiveness from their government.
600	accountable	If you are accountable for something that people are not happy about	Governments must be accountable for the way they spend people's taxes.; She acts as if she isn't accountable to anyone.
601	accountancy	Accountancy involves keeping records on financial information.
602	accountant	An accountant is someone who is skilled in keeping or adjusting accounts.	The accountant helps to keep track of the status of your bank accounts.
603	accountants	The plural form of accountant; more than one (kind of) accountant.
604	accounted	The past tense and past participle of account.
605	accounting	The present participle of account.
606	accounts	The plural form of account; more than one (kind of) account.	He has many bank accounts.
607	accouter	If you accouter someone
608	accoutered	The past tense and past participle of accouter.
609	accoutering	The present participle of accouter.
610	accouterment	An accouterment is an extra item of clothing that is not needed	She bought a number of accouterments including a bag, hat, and gloves, to match her new dress.
611	accouterments	The plural form of accouterment; more than one (kind of) accouterment.
612	accouters	The third-person singular form of accouter.
613	accoutre	If you accoutre someone
614	accoutred	The past tense and past participle of accoutre.
615	accoutrement	An accoutrement is an extra item of clothing that is not needed	She bought a number of accoutrements including a bag, hat, and gloves, to match her new dress.
616	accoutrements	The plural form of accoutrement; more than one (kind of) accoutrement.
617	accoutres	The third-person singular form of accoutre.
618	accoutring	The present participle of accoutre.
619	accredit	If you accredit someone
620	accredited	The past tense and past participle of accredit.
621	accrediting	The present participle of accredit.
622	accredits	The third-person singular form of accredit.
623	accrue	If something accrues
624	accrued	The past tense and past participle of accrue.
625	accrues	The third-person singular form of accrue.
626	accruing	The present participle of accrue.
627	accumulate	If you accumulate something	He worried that the paperwork would accumulate on his desk if he took a day off work.; By saving small amounts of money each week, he watched his wealth accumulate over the years.
628	accumulated	The past tense and past participle of accumulate.
629	accumulates	The third-person singular form of accumulate.
630	accumulating	The present participle of accumulate.
631	accumulation	An accumulation of something	The failure to pump leads to an accumulation of blood in the heart.; There was an accumulation of dirt on the part of the floor people were walking on.
632	accumulations	The plural form of accumulation; more than one (kind of) accumulation.
633	accuracies	The plural form of accuracy; more than one (kind of) accuracy.
634	accuracy	Accuracy is the state of being accurate.
635	accurate	Something accurate is correct or exact.	We need to provide people with more accurate information.
636	accurately	If something is done accurately	The scientists accurately predicted the results of the experiment.
637	accurateness	Accurateness is the state or quality of being accurate.
638	accusal	An accusal is a claim that someone did something.	He made the accusal that the boy murdered the young girl.
639	accusals	The plural form of accusal; more than one (kind of) accusal.
640	accusation	An accusation is a claim that someone did something.	He made the accusation that the boy murdered the young girl.
641	accusations	The plural form of accusation; more than one (kind of) accusation.
642	accuse	If you accuse someone	Tim accuses Bill of the crime.
643	accused	The past tense and past participle of accuse.
644	accuses	The third-person singular form of accuse.
645	accusing	The present participle of accuse.
646	accustom	If you accustom someone to something	He accustomed the farm girl to city life.
647	accustomed	The past tense and past participle of accustom.
648	accustoming	The present participle of accustom.
649	accustoms	The third-person singular form of accustom.
650	ace	In card games
651	acebutolol	Acebutolol is a drug used to get rid of hypertension (high blood pressure).
652	acedia	Acedia is not caring about other people's feelings.
653	acellular	If something is acellular
654	acephalia	If someone has acephalia
655	acephalism	If someone has acephalism
656	acephalous	If someone or something is acephalous	Fungi are acephalous.
657	acephaly	If someone has acephaly
658	acerb	If something is acerb	A lemon tastes acerb.
659	acerbate	If you acerbate something	Adding a lemon into the pie acerbated it.
660	acerbated	The past tense and past participle of acerbate.
661	acerbates	The third-person singular form of acerbate.
662	acerbating	The present participle of acerbate.
663	acerbic	If something is acerbic	A lemon tastes acerbic.
664	aces	The plural form of ace; more than one (kind of) ace.
665	acetic	If something is acetic
666	acetified	The past tense and past participle of acetify.
667	acetifies	The third-person singular form of acetify.
668	acetify	If you acetify something
669	acetifying	The present participle of acetify.
670	acetone	Acetone is a colourless
671	acetones	The plural form of acetone; more than one (kind of) acetone.
672	acetose	If something is acetose
673	acetous	If something is acetous
674	Achaemenid
675	Acharya
676	Achat
677	ache	If part of your body aches	Skip's head aches from his run.
678	ache for	If your heart aches for something	His heart ached for it like it had done never before.
679	ached	The past tense and past participle of ache.
680	aches	The plural form of ache; more than one (kind of) ache.
681	achievability	The achievability of something is how achievable it is.
682	achievable	When something is achievable	I think climbing Mount Everest is an achievable goal.
683	achieve	If you achieve success or a goal	She achieved a grade of 98% in her English class.
684	achieved	The past tense and past participle of achieve.
685	achievement	An achievement is something that is or was achieved.	Winning a championship is a great achievement.
686	achievements	The plural form of achievement; more than one (kind of) achievement.
687	achiever	An achiever is someone who achieves; it is someone who is a winner.
688	achievers	The plural form of achiever; more than one (kind of) achiever.
689	achieves	The third-person singular form of achieve.
690	achieving	The present participle of achieve.
691	Achilles heel	An Achilles heel is a character's	The play's Achilles heel was the bad plot.
692	Achilles' heel	Achilles' heel is another way of spelling Achilles heel.
693	Achilles heels	The plural form of Achilles heel; more than one (kind of) Achilles heel.
694	Achilles' heels	Achilles' heels is another way of spelling Achilles heels.
695	achilles' heel
696	aching	The present participle of ache.
697	aching for	The present participle of ache for.
698	achoo	Achoo is the sound of a sneeze.	I am feeling sick. Achoo!
699	achromatic	If something is achromatic
700	achromatise	When you achromatise something
701	achromatised	The past tense and past participle of achromatise.
702	achromatises	The third-person singular form of achromatise.
703	achromatising	The present participle of achromatise.
704	achromatism	Achromatism is the lack of color.
705	achromatize	When you achromatize something
706	achromatized	The past tense and past participle of achromatize.
707	achromatizes	The third-person singular form of achromatize.
708	achromatizing	The present participle of achromatize.
709	achromatous	Something that is achromatous only has a little color.
710	achromic	If something is achromic
711	achromous	If something is achromous
712	aciclovir	Aciclovir is a drug used to treat herpes.
713	acid	An acid is a liquid with a high number of hydrogen ions in it that can burn things.	Fruit often has a little acid in it.; The acid burned the table.; Acids taste sour but bases taste bitter.
714	acidic	Something that is acidic has a pH level less than 7
715	acidified	The past tense and past participle of acidify.
716	acidifies	The third-person singular form of acidify.
717	acidify	If you acidify something	Adding a lemon into the pie acidified it.
718	acidifying	The present participle of acidify.
719	acidimetric	If something is acidimetric
720	acidities	The plural form of acidity; more than one (kind of) acidity.
721	acidity	The quality or state of being acid.
722	acidly	If something is done acidly
723	acidophilic	If something is acidophilic
724	acidophilous	If something is acidophilous
725	acidosis	Acidosis is a medical problem where there is too much acid in the blood of a person.
726	acids	The plural form of acid; more than one (kind of) acid.
727	acidulate	If you make something acidulate	Adding a lemon into the pie acidulated it.
728	acidulated	The past tense and past participle of acidulate.
729	acidulates	The third-person singular form of acidulate.
730	acidulating	The present participle of acidulate.
731	acidulent	If something is acidulent	Lemons are acidulent.
732	acidulous	If something is acidulous	Lemons are acidulous.
733	aciduric	If something is aciduric
734	acierate	If you acierate iron
735	acierated	The past tense and past participle of acierate.
736	acierates	The third-person singular form of acierate.
737	acierating	The present participle of acierate.
738	acknowledge	If you acknowledge a fact or a situation	The government yesterday acknowledged the need for more money.; I should be grateful if you would acknowledge receipt of this letter.; Britain's science is widely acknowledged to be in very bad shape.; He left the game in 1984, acknowledged as the best player in the world.
739	acknowledged	The past tense and past participle of acknowledge.
740	acknowledgement	An acknowledgement is the acceptance of the truth or existence of something.	There was no acknowledgement for the pain he went through.
741	acknowledgements	The plural form of acknowledgement; more than one (kind of) acknowledgement.
742	acknowledges	The third-person singular form of acknowledge.
743	acknowledging	The present participle of acknowledge.
744	acknowledgment	An acknowledgment is the acceptance of the truth or existence of something.	There was no acknowledgment for the pain he went through.
745	acknowledgments	The plural form of acknowledgment; more than one (kind of) acknowledgment.
746	acne	Acne is an infection of the skin
747	acnes	The plural form of acne; more than one (kind of) acne.
748	acolyte	An acolyte is an assistant
749	acolytes	The plural form of acolyte; more than one (kind of) acolyte.
750	acorea	If someone has acorea
751	acorn	An acorn is a fruit of the oak.
752	acorns	The plural form of acorn; more than one (kind of) acorn.
753	acousma	An acousma is the hearing of a sound that is not real.
754	acousmas	The plural form of acousma; more than one (kind of) acousma.
755	acoustic	Related to hearing or sounds.
756	acoustics	If a space has good acoustics (or sometimes acoustic) its physical structure makes it easy to hear sound in it.	She hated singing in the gym because of the poor acoustics.
757	acquaint	If you acquaint someone with something	Are you acquainted with Mr. Green?
758	acquaintance	An acquaintance is someone you know slightly but not well.	He's an old acquaintance of mine.
759	acquaintances	The plural form of acquaintance; more than one (kind of) acquaintance.
760	acquainted	The past tense and past participle of acquaint.
761	acquainting	The present participle of acquaint.
762	acquaints	The third-person singular form of acquaint.
763	acquiesce	If you acquiesce to something	The criminal acquiesced to being deported out of the country..
764	acquiesced	The past tense and past participle of acquiesce.
765	acquiesces	The third-person singular form of acquiesce.
766	acquiescing	The present participle of acquiesce.
767	acquire	If you acquire something	XYZ company has acquired a new factory in Shanghai.
768	acquired	The past tense and past participle of acquire.
769	acquirer	An acquirer is a person whose job is to acquire things.
770	acquirers	The plural form of acquirer; more than one (kind of) acquirer.
771	acquires	The third-person singular form of acquire.
772	acquiring	The present participle of acquire.
773	acquisition	Acquisition is the act of getting something	The judge ruled that the acquisition of XYZ company by Acme Inc. was illegal.; Studies of language acquisition show that it's easier for children to learn language than for adults.; A recent acquisition in my life that I can live without are clothes because sometimes I buy them just because they are beautiful.
774	acquisitions	The plural form of acquisition; more than one (kind of) acquisition.
775	acquit	If someone is acquitted of a crime	He was acquitted of murder but found guilty of manslaughter.
776	acquits	The third-person singular form of acquit.
777	acquittal	An acquittal is the action of saying someone is not guilty of a crime.
778	acquittals	The plural form of acquittal; more than one (kind of) acquittal.
779	acquitted	The past tense and past participle of acquit.
780	acquitting	The present participle of acquit.
781	acre	An acre is an imperial measure of area. One acre is 4	The lower field on his farm is more than 2 acres.
782	acreage	The acerage of a property is the area in acres that it covers.	We increased corn acreage by ten percent last year.
783	acreages	The plural form of acreage; more than one (kind of) acreage.
784	acres	The plural form of acre; more than one (kind of) acre.
785	acrimonious	If a discussion is acrimonious
786	acritical	If something is acritical	Buying a new cheese grater was an acritical task.
787	acrobat	An acrobat is an athlete who performs tricks requiring strength and balance
788	acrobatic	If something is acrobatic
789	acrobats	The plural form of acrobat; more than one (kind of) acrobat.
790	acrocyanosis	Acrocyanosis is a medical condition where your toes or fingers become blue. It is caused by cold temperatures or emotional stress.
791	acromegalia	If someone has acromegalia
792	acromegaly	If someone has acromegaly
793	acromicria	If someone has acromicria	His acromicria made it more difficult to walk.
794	acromikria	If someone has acromikria	His acromikria made it more difficult to walk.
795	acronym	An acronym is an abbreviation usually made by the first letters of a series of words	RAM, radar and scuba are acronyms.
796	acronymic	If something is acronymic	His English essay was very acronymic.
797	acronymous	If something is acronymous	His English essay was very acronymous.
798	acronyms	The plural form of acronym; more than one (kind of) acronym.
799	acrophobia	Acrophobia is the fear of heights.	The mister wanted to live on the bottom floor of the apartment because he had acrophobia.
800	acrophobic	If someone is acrophobic	The woman lives on the bottom floor of the apartment because she is acrophobic.
801	acropoleis	The plural form of acropolis; more than one (kind of) acropolis.
802	acropolis	An acropolis is an old Greek building that people can enter to protect from enemies who are attacking. Acropolises are designed to resist damage.
803	acropolises	The plural form of acropolis; more than one (kind of) acropolis.
804	across	To the other side.	I walked across the bridge.
805	acrostic	An acrostic is a poem where the first letter of each line creates a word or sentence.	The child had to make an acrostic for poetry class.
806	acrostics	The plural form of acrostic; more than one (kind of) acrostic.
807	act	If you act in some way	When he must do something, he acts quickly.; Don't do anything strange. Just act normal.; She acted the fool when she saw him.
808	acted	The past tense and past participle of act.	He acted very well in Othello.
809	acting	The present participle of act.
810	actinic	If something is actinic
811	actinide	An actinide is a chemical element with an atomic number between 89 and 103.
812	actinides	The plural form of actinide; more than one (kind of) actinide.
813	actinium	Actinium is a radioactive element with an atomic number of 89 and symbol Ac.
814	actinoid	An actinoid is a chemical element with an atomic number between 89 and 103.
815	actinoids	The plural form of actinoid; more than one (kind of) actinoid.
816	actinometer	An actinometer is a device that is used to measure how much electromagnetic radiation something has.
817	actinometers	The plural form of actinometer; more than one (kind of) actinometer.
818	actinometry	Actinometry is measuring how much electromagnetic radiation something has.
819	actinomycin	Actinomycin is a yellow drug used to kill dangerous bacteria in humans. It is created from bacteria in soil.
820	actinon	An actinon is a chemical element with an atomic number between 89 and 103.
821	actinons	The plural form of actinon; more than one (kind of) actinon.
822	action	An action is something that you do	At 3 am, just west of the building, the plan was put into action.; There was a huge difference between my thoughts and my actions.; What they did was clearly wrong, but their actions were understandable.; The Health Authority is preparing to take legal action against the restaurants that fail to follow the regulations.
823	actionable	If something is actionable	The general wanted details of where the enemy were; he needed actionable information.
824	actions	The plural form of action; more than one (kind of) action.
825	activate	To activate means to make something active.	The machine activated the screensaver because it was idle.
826	activated	The past tense and past participle of activate.
827	activates	The third-person singular form of activate.
828	activating	The present participle of activate.
829	activation	Activation is the action or progress of making something active or operative.
830	activations	The plural form of activation; more than one (kind of) activation.
831	active	Something is active if it is turned on or started.	One of the computers was active: its screen was bright.
832	active duty	If a person is on active duty	Mark, the naval officer, left work because she had been called to active duty.
833	actively	If something is done actively
834	activewear	Activewear is clothing that is designed to be worn while playing a sport.
835	activism	Activism is the process of people working to change a specific social or political issue
836	activist	An activist is someone who is trying to change a situation	He is an activist for Greenpeace.
837	activists	The plural form of activist; more than one (kind of) activist.
838	activities	The plural form of activity; more than one (kind of) activity.
839	activity	When a person or animal has activity	The sleeping dog did not show much activity.
840	actor	An actor is a person (usually male) who performs as a character in a play or other theatrical work. A female performer is called either an actress or an actor.	The actor received a Tony Award.; The actors waited back stage.; Top movie actors are well paid.; Tom Cruise is a popular movie actor.
841	actors	The plural form of actor; more than one (kind of) actor.
842	actress	An actress is a female who performs as a character in a play or other theatrical work.	The main actress went up and bowed to the audience.
843	actresses	The plural form of actress; more than one (kind of) actress.
844	acts	The third-person singular form of act.	She acts very well.
845	actual	An actual thing is one that exists; it is real.	People call me Peter, but my actual name is Pierre.
846	actualise	If you actualise something
847	actualised	The past tense and past participle of actualise.
848	actualises	The third-person singular form of actualise.
849	actualising	The present participle of actualise.
850	actualities	The plural form of actuality; more than one (kind of) actuality.
851	actuality	The actualities of a situation are its facts and not just what people might believe.
852	actualize	If you actualize something
853	actualized	The past tense and past participle of actualize.
854	actualizes	The third-person singular form of actualize.
855	actualizing	The present participle of actualize.
856	actually	You use actually to say that something is real; in fact; really.	Actually, I had nothing to do with that incident.
857	actuate	If you actuate something
858	actuated	The past tense and past participle of actuate.
859	actuates	The third-person singular form of actuate.
860	actuating	The present participle of actuate.
861	aculeate	If something is aculeate	Bees are aculeate.
862	aculeated	If something is aculeated	Bees are aculeated.
863	acumen	Acumen is the ability to make good judgements and take quick decisions.
864	acumens	The plural form of acumen; more than one (kind of) acumen.
865	acuminate	If you acuminate something	I acuminated the knife so that it would cut through fruit better.
866	acuminated	The past tense and past participle of acuminate.
867	acuminates	The third-person singular form of acuminate.
868	acuminating	The present participle of acuminate.
869	acupressure	Acupressure is a method of treating medical problems by using your hands to apply pressure to different areas of the human body.	My doctor used acupressure to help cure my nasty rash.
870	acupuncture	Acupuncture is a method of treating medical problems by using needles to apply pressure to certain areas of the human body.	My doctor used acupuncture to help cure my symptoms.
871	acute	If an angle is acute	I had to measure the size of the acute angle in math class. It was 35 degrees in size.
872	acute angle	An acute angle is an angle of less than 90 degrees (π/2 radians).
873	acute angles	The plural form of acute angle; more than one (kind of) acute angle.
874	acuter	The comparative form of acute; more acute.
875	acutest	The superlative form of acute; most acute.
876	acyclic	If something is acyclic
877	acyclovir	Acyclovir is a drug used to treat herpes.
878	ad	A short way of saying advertisement.	I saw an ad in the newspaper for a job at the factory.
879	ad hominem	An ad hominem is a dishonest argument that attacks a person's character instead of addressing their ideas.
880	ad libitum	If you say something ad libitum	When she gave her written speech, she added several jokes ad libitum.
881	Ada
882	adactylia	If someone or something has adactylia
883	adactylism	If someone or something has adactylism
884	adactylous	If someone or something is adactylous
885	adactyly	If someone or something has adactyly
886	adage	An adage is a popular saying that is meant to teach some lesson.	"Every rose has its thorn" is an example of an adage.
887	adages	The plural form of adage; more than one (kind of) adage.
888	adagio	An adagio is a slow movement in music.	The second movement of a symphony is sometimes an adagio.
889	adagios	The plural form of adagio; more than one (kind of) adagio.
890	Adam	Adam is a male given name.
891	Adam and Eve	Adam and Eve	Adam and Eve were kicked out of the garden of eden, for eating from the tree of knowledge of good and evil.
892	adamant	If something is adamant
893	adamantine	If a substance is adamantine
894	adapt	If you adapt to changes	It was difficult to adapt to the changes, but I work much better now.; It's a special military vehicle adapted for use in the snow.
895	adaptability	Adaptability is the ability to change yourself and your behaviors to match changes in your life and your environment.	Thanks to evolution, animals have high adaptability.
896	adaptable	If someone or something is adaptable
897	adaptation	An adaptation is a change to fit a different situation or the result of that change	The new film adaptation of the classic book Little Women is quite wonderful.; He is also disabled and requires special adaptations to his home.
898	adaptations	The plural form of adaptation; more than one (kind of) adaptation.
899	adaptative	If someone or something is adaptative
900	adapted	The past tense and past participle of adapt.
901	adapter	An adapter is a device that allows two different standards to work together.	This monitor won't work for you computer without an adapter.
902	adapters	The plural form of adapter; more than one (kind of) adapter.
903	adapting	The present participle of adapt.
904	adaptive	If someone or something is adaptive
905	adaptor	An adaptor is an adapter.
906	adaptors	The plural form of adaptor; more than one (kind of) adaptor.
907	adapts	The third-person singular form of adapt.
908	adar
909	add	If you add x to y	Cook for five minutes, then add the remaining spices to the soup.
910	add fuel to the fire	If you add fuel to the fire
911	addable	If something is addable
912	added	The past tense and past participle of add.
913	addenda	The plural form of addendum; more than one (kind of) addendum.
914	addendum	An addendum is something that is added at the end of a document.
915	addendums	The plural form of addendum; more than one (kind of) addendum.
916	adder	An adder is a short	Don't walk in the bush unprotected, you may be bitten by an adder!
917	adders	The plural form of adder; more than one (kind of) adder.
918	addible	If something is addible
919	addict	An addict is someone who is addicted to something	The addict needs more heroin in order to avoid withdrawal.
920	addicted	The past tense and past participle of addict.
921	addicting	The present participle of addict.
922	addiction	An addiction is when someone is addicted to something	Many people have a marijuana addiction.
923	addictions	The plural form of addiction; more than one (kind of) addiction.
924	addictive	If something is addictive	Cigarettes are addictive because of the nicotine it has.
925	addicts	The plural form of addict; more than one (kind of) addict.
926	adding	The present participle of add.
927	Addison	Addison is a female given name.
928	addition	The part of arithmetic where numbers are added together.	He learned addition quickly.; An example of addition is 2+2=4.
929	additional	Added to what might normally be given or used.	They used an additional sheet of paper.
930	additionally	As well as; in addition to.	We need you to pay $50 for the school fees. Additionally, $50 will need to be paid in March.
931	additions	The plural form of addition; more than one (kind of) addition.
932	additive	An additive is a substance which is added to another substance to improve its quality.
933	additives	The plural form of additive; more than one (kind of) additive.
934	addle	If you addle someone
935	addlebrained	If a person is addlebrained
936	addled	If an egg is addled
937	addlepated	If a person is addlepated
938	addles	The third-person singular form of addle.
939	addling	The present participle of addle.
940	address	An address is the location where a building is or where a person lives.
941	addressed	The past tense and past participle of address.
942	addressee	An addressee is a person to which something is addressed.
943	addressees	The plural form of addressee; more than one (kind of) addressee.
944	addresses	The plural form of address; more than one (kind of) address.
945	addressing	The present participle of address.
946	adds	The third-person singular form of add.
947	adduce	If you adduce evidence
948	adduced	The past tense and past participle of adduce.
949	adduces	The third-person singular form of adduce.
950	adducing	The present participle of adduce.
951	adduct	If you adduct your limbs
952	adducted	The past tense and past participle of adduct.
953	adducting	The present participle of adduct.
954	adducts	The third-person singular form of adduct.
955	Adelaide	Adelaide is the capital city of South Australia
956	Adele	Adele is a female given name.
957	Adeline	Adeline is a female given name.
958	adelphogamy	Adelphogamy is marriage in which two or more brothers share one or more wives.
959	Adelynn	Adelynn is a female given name.
960	adenoid	If something is adenoid
961	adenomegaly	If someone has adenomegaly
962	adept	If someone is adept at something	My husband is very adept at preparing mashed potatoes.; Businesses want employees who are adept at their jobs.
963	adepts	The plural form of adept; more than one (kind of) adept.
964	adequacies	The plural form of adequacy; more than one (kind of) adequacy.
965	adequacy	Adequacy is the property of being good enough or sufficient.	The fire department was sent to see adequacy of the escape plan.
966	adequate	If something is adequate	It is very hard to provide a simple but adequate explanation.; She left her other job so that she could devote adequate time to the school.; A small knife is adequate for this purpose.; By 1922, the single school-room was no longer adequate to meet the needs of the town.
967	adequately	If something is done adequately	He completed the homework adequately .
968	adhere	If one thing adheres to another
969	adhered	The past tense and past participle of adhere.
970	adherence	Adherence is the action of two things sticking together.
971	adherent	If something is adherent
972	adherents	The plural form of adherent; more than one (kind of) adherent.
973	adheres	The third-person singular form of adhere.
974	adhering	The present participle of adhere.
975	adhesion	Adhesion is the ability of a substance to stick to another substance.
976	adhesions	The plural form of adhesion; more than one (kind of) adhesion.
977	adhesive	An adhesive is something that easily sticks to other things.
978	adhesiveness	Adhesiveness is the quality of being adhesive.
979	adhesives	The plural form of adhesive; more than one (kind of) adhesive.
980	adiabatic	If something is adiabatic
981	adios	Adios is a word in the Spanish language that means "goodbye". People speaking English will sometimes say "adios" to mean goodbye	"Adios, everyone."
982	adipose	If something is adipose
983	adiposis	Adiposis is weighing too much. It is not healthy.
984	adit	An adit is a way into a mine that is horizontal.
985	adits	The plural form of adit; more than one (kind of) adit.
986	adjacent	If x has adjacent y	The house has an adjacent garage.; It's a lovely room, complete with adjacent shower and rest area.; In the word "house", the letters "h" and "o" are adjacent.
987	adjective	An adjective is a type of word which usually tells about the properties of people	He uses many adjectives in his stories to give us a clear picture.; Some combinations of adjective and noun are quite common.
988	adjectives	The plural form of adjective; more than one (kind of) adjective.
989	adjoin	If one thing adjoins another	Mexico adjoins the United States.
990	adjoined	The past tense and past participle of adjoin.
991	adjoining	The present participle of adjoin.
992	adjoins	The third-person singular form of adjoin.
993	adjourn	If you adjourn a meeting	The trial was adjourned when the defendant was found innocent.
994	adjourned	The past tense and past participle of adjourn.
995	adjourning	The present participle of adjourn.
996	adjournment	An adjournment is the ending of a meeting.
997	adjournments	The plural form of adjournment; more than one (kind of) adjournment.
998	adjourns	The third-person singular form of adjourn.
999	adjudge	If you adjudge something	She was adjudged guilty.
1000	adjudged	The past tense and past participle of adjudge.
1001	adjudges	The third-person singular form of adjudge.
1002	adjudging	The present participle of adjudge.
1003	adjudicate	When a judge adjudicates
1004	adjudicated	The past tense and past participle of adjudicate.
1005	adjudicates	The third-person singular form of adjudicate.
1006	adjudicating	The present participle of adjudicate.
1007	adjudication	An adjudication is the act of saying if a person is guilty or innocent. It usually happens in a court room.
1008	adjudications	The plural form of adjudication; more than one (kind of) adjudication.
1009	adjudicative	If something is adjudicative
1010	adjudicatory	If something is adjudicatory
1011	adjunct	An adjunct is something less important that is joined with something else.	For her, beauty was an undoubted adjunct to her ability to move from one opportunity of employment up to another.
1012	adjuncts	The plural form of adjunct; more than one (kind of) adjunct.
1013	adjuration	An adjuration can be a serious promise.	We made an adjuration never to leave one another.
1014	adjurations	The plural form of adjuration; more than one (kind of) adjuration.
1015	adjure	To adjure someone is to make a formal request of them.	The people adjured the king to end the war.
1016	adjured	The past tense and past participle of adjure.
1017	adjures	The third-person singular form of adjure.
1018	adjuring	The present participle of adjure.
1019	adjust	If you adjust something	I had to adjust the cupboard door so that is would close easily.
1020	adjustable	If something is adjustable	The length of this shower curtain rod is adjustable.
1021	adjusted	The past tense and past participle of adjust.
1022	adjuster	One who adjusts
1023	adjusters	The plural form of adjuster; more than one (kind of) adjuster.
1024	adjusting	The present participle of adjust.
1025	adjustment	The act of changing.	If you're gaining weight, you need to make slight adjustments to your food and exercise programme.
1026	adjustments	The plural form of adjustment; more than one (kind of) adjustment.	Many adjustments were made to the book before it was published.
1027	adjustor	An adjustor is someone or something that adjusts.
1028	adjustors	The plural form of adjustor; more than one (kind of) adjustor.
1029	adjusts	The third-person singular form of adjust.
1030	adjutant	An adjutant is a lower-ranking officer who assists a higher-ranking officer with administrative work.
1031	adjutants	The plural form of adjutant; more than one (kind of) adjutant.
1032	admin	administrator.
1033	administer	If you administer a test	The school administers IELTS and TOEFL tests for students who need to take them.
1034	administered	The past tense and past participle of administer.
1035	administering	The present participle of administer.
1036	administers	The third-person singular form of administer.
1037	administrate	If you administrate something
1038	administrated	The past tense and past participle of administrate.
1039	administrates	The third-person singular form of administrate.
1040	administrating	The present participle of administrate.
1041	administration	Administration is the process of running and organising an organisation such as a business or government.	The mayor is responsible for the administration of the town.; He wanted to go into politics, so he studied public administration at university.
1042	administrations	The plural form of administration; more than one (kind of) administration.
1043	administrator	An administrator is a person who takes authority over someone or something.	Congratulations to Max, he is now an administrator of Wiktionary!
1044	administrators	The plural form of administrator; more than one (kind of) administrator.
1045	admins	The plural form of admin; more than one (kind of) admin.
1046	admirability	Admirability is the quality of being admirable.
1047	admirable	If you are admirable	She said his quick thinking was admirable.
1048	admirably	If you perform admirably	Suárez has filled in admirably for the sick goalkeeper.
1049	admiral	An admiral is the person in charge of a navy or fleet of ships	Horatio Nelson is a famous British admiral.
1050	admirals	The plural form of admiral; more than one (kind of) admiral.
1051	admiration	Admiration is the act of admiring.	They showed much admiration.
1052	admirations	The plural form of admiration; more than one (kind of) admiration.
1053	admire	If you admire something	He admired the painting on the wall.
1054	admired	The past tense and past participle of admire.
1055	admirer	You are an admirer if you really like something or someone.	He was an admirer of music by Ravindra.; After playing his music, Ravindra spoke to his admirers.
1056	admirers	The plural form of admirer; more than one (kind of) admirer.
1057	admires	The third-person singular form of admire.
1058	admiring	The present participle of admire.
1059	admiringly	If you do something to someone or something admiringly	"That was great, Reeves," I said admiringly. "You played beautifully."; "It's just what I wanted," he said, gazing admiringly at his new car.
1060	admissibilities	The plural form of admissibility; more than one (kind of) admissibility.
1061	admissibility	Admissibility is the state or quality of being admissible or allowable.
1062	admissible	If a piece of evidence is admissible
1063	admissibly	If something is done admissibly
1064	admission	An admission is when you admit (confess) something.
1065	admissions	The plural form of admission; more than one (kind of) admission.
1066	admit	If you admit someone	The man was admitted to the theater, and sat in the front row.
1067	admits	The third-person singular form of admit.
1068	admittable	If someone is admittable
1069	admittance	Admittance is when something is admitted to.
1070	admittances	The plural form of admittance; more than one (kind of) admittance.
1071	admitted	The past tense and past participle of admit.
1072	admittedly	Admittedly means is acknowledged to be true; by general admission; confessedly.	Admittedly, vandalism is a bit of problem.
1073	admittible	If someone is admittible
1074	admitting	The present participle of admit.
1075	admix	If you admix two things
1076	admixed	The past tense and past participle of admix.
1077	admixes	The third-person singular form of admix.
1078	admixing	The present participle of admix.
1079	admonish	When you admonish someone
1080	admonished	The past tense and past participle of admonish.
1081	admonishes	The third-person singular form of admonish.
1082	admonishing	The present participle of admonish.
1083	admonition	An admonition is a firm warning.	He gave an admonition to each of the players as a firm warning.
1084	admonitions	The plural form of admonition; more than one (kind of) admonition.
1085	adnoun	An adnoun is an adjective that is being used as a noun.
1086	adnouns	The plural form of adnoun; more than one (kind of) adnoun.
1087	adolesce	If you adolesce
1088	adolesced	The past tense and past participle of adolesce.
1089	adolescence	Adolescence is when a person changes from a child into a biological adult.
1090	adolescent	An adolescent is a person or animal that is older than a child but younger than an adult.	The teacher worked mostly with adolescents.
1091	adolescents	The plural form of adolescent; more than one (kind of) adolescent.
1092	adolesces	The third-person singular form of adolesce.
1093	adolescing	The present participle of adolesce.
1094	Adolf	Adolf is a male given name.
1095	adonis	An adonis is a man who is very handsome or good-looking.
1096	adonises	The plural form of adonis; more than one (kind of) adonis.
1097	adopt	If you adopt something	Now that we know they work, it is important that these policies be adopted by other districts.; The outcome depends entirely on the approach you adopt.; The technology developed in Asia has since been adopted by the telephone systems in Japan and much of the rest of Western Europe.; When she moved out west, she adopted a new name.
1098	adoptable	If someone or something is adoptable
1099	adopted	The past participle of adopt.
1100	adopter	An adopter is someone who adopts.
1101	adopters	The plural form of adopter; more than one (kind of) adopter.
1102	adopting	The present participle of adopt.
1103	adoption	An act of adopting a child by different parents so that the child becomes one of their own.	The dog was available for adoption, so I decided to take it.
1104	adoptions	The plural form of adoption; more than one (kind of) adoption.
1105	adopts	The third-person singular form of adopt.
1106	ador
1107	adorability	Adorability is the quality of being adorable.
1108	adorable	If someone or something is adorable	My teddy bear looks so adorable!; Most people find babies adorable.
1109	adoration	Adoration is the act of liking someone or something.	She spoke about him with adoration.
1110	adorations	The plural form of adoration; more than one (kind of) adoration.
1111	adore	If you adore someone	It is clear that he adores his wife.
1112	adored	The past tense and past participle of adore.
1113	adorer	An adorer is someone that adores another person or a thing.
1114	adorers	The plural form of adorer; more than one (kind of) adorer.
1115	adores	The third-person singular form of adore.
1116	adoring	The present participle of adore.
1117	adorn	If you adorn something
1118	adorned	The past tense and past participle of adorn.
1119	adorning	The present participle of adorn.
1120	adornment	Adornment is the act of being adorned.
1121	adornments	The plural form of adornment; more than one (kind of) adornment.
1122	adorns	The third-person singular form of adorn.
1123	adrenal	If something is adrenal
1124	adrenaline	Adrenaline is a hormone in the body that speeds up the heart and gives more energy	He felt a rush of adrenaline during the roller coaster ride.
1125	adrenalines	The plural form of adrenaline; more than one (kind of) adrenaline.
1126	adrenergic	If something is adrenergic
1127	Adrian	Adrian is a male given name.
1128	Adriana	Adriana is a female given name.
1129	Adrienne	Adrienne is a female given name.
1130	adrift	If something is adrift	The boat was adrift for three days before it was found with nobody aboard.; After school I was sort of adrift for a year or two.
1131	Adrina	Adrina is a female given name.
1132	adroit	If someone is adroit at something	She was adroit at leading our team.
1133	adroitly	If something is done adroitly
1134	ads	The plural form of ad; more than one (kind of) ad.
1135	adsorbable	If something is adsorbable
1136	adsorbate	If something is adsorbate
1137	adsorbent	If something is adsorbent
1138	adsorption	Adsorption is the act of adsorbing something.
1139	adsorptive	If something is adsorptive
1140	adulate	If you adulate someone
1141	adulated	The past tense and past participle of adulate.
1142	adulates	The third-person singular form of adulate.
1143	adulating	The present participle of adulate.
1144	adult	An adult is a person who is of the legal age of majority.	At age 18 years, he became an adult, so he could move out without his parents' consent.; Adult usually means a person who is in a legal sense either age 18 years or older.
1145	adult animation	An adult animation is a cartoon targeted at adults
1146	adult animations	The plural form of adult animation; more than one (kind of) adult animation.
1147	adulterate	If a person adulterates something
1148	adulterated	The past tense and past participle of adulterate.
1149	adulterates	The third-person singular form of adulterate.
1150	adulterating	The present participle of adulterate.
1151	adulterer	An adulterer is someone who is not faithful to their spouse.
1152	adulterers	The plural form of adulterer; more than one (kind of) adulterer.
1153	adulteress	An adulteress is a woman who is not faithful to her husband.
1154	adulteresses	The plural form of adulteress; more than one (kind of) adulteress.
1155	adulteries	The plural form of adultery; more than one (kind of) adultery.
1156	adulterine	A person who is adulterine was born because someone had sex with a person who they were not married to.
1157	adulterous	If someone is adulterous
1158	adultery	Adultery is the act of having sex between a married person and someone who is not that person's wife or husband.	He found out that his wife had committed adultery and divorced her.; Adultery is a class I felony in Wisconsin.
1159	adulthood	Adulthood is the state or condition of being an adult.	He has just entered adulthood.
1160	adults	The plural form of adult; more than one (kind of) adult.	The adults in the room left in a hurry.
1161	adumbrate	If you adumbrate an idea
1162	adumbrated	The past tense and past participle of adumbrate.
1163	adumbrates	The third-person singular form of adumbrate.
1164	adumbrating	The present participle of adumbrate.
1165	adumbrative	If something is adumbrative
1166	Advaita
1167	advance	If something is in advance of something else	They gave us notice 30 days in advance of closing the factory.; Hotel rooms are often booked up months in advance.; We cannot make the changes without advance notice.; Tickets are $25 dollars at the door. Advance tickets are available from Cal Performances Box Office.
1168	advanced	The past tense and past participle of advance.
1169	advancement	An advancement is a step towards something further	A raise is an advancement in pay.; The discovery was a huge advancement in physics.
1170	advancements	The plural form of advancement; more than one (kind of) advancement.
1171	advances	The plural form of advance; more than one (kind of) advance.	These advances were very important in medicine.
1172	advancing	The present participle of advance.
1173	advantage	An advantage is a condition or circumstance that favors success.
1174	advantaged	The past tense and past participle of advantage.
1175	advantageous	If something is advantageous	The cliff was an advantageous spot for the army to use to spy on their enemies.
1176	advantageousness	Advantageousness is the state of being advantageous.
1177	advantages	The plural form of advantage; more than one (kind of) advantage.
1178	advantaging	The present participle of advantage.
1179	advent	An advent is the arrival of a notable person or event.
1180	advented	The past tense and past participle of advent.
1181	adventing	The present participle of advent.
1182	Adventist	An Adventist is a person who believes in the Second Advent (or Second Coming) of Jesus.
1183	Adventists	The plural form of Adventist; more than one (kind of) Adventist.
1184	advents	The plural form of advent; more than one (kind of) advent.
1185	adventure	If you have an adventure you have a trip with a lot of excitement	Bilbo went on an adventure.
1186	adventured	The past tense and past participle of adventure.
1187	adventurer	An adventurer is someone who goes on an adventure
1188	adventurers	The plural form of adventurer; more than one (kind of) adventurer.
1189	adventures	The plural form of adventure; more than one (kind of) adventure.
1190	adventuring	The present participle of adventure.
1191	adventurous	An adventurous person is willing to take risks or to try out new methods.
1192	adverb	An adverb is a kind of word that generally modifies verbs and other words (but not nouns); adverbs usually answer questions such as how?	In the clause "Jane ran quickly," "quickly" is an adverb because it tells you how Jane ran.
1193	adverbial	If something is adverbial
1194	adverbials	The plural form of adverbial; more than one (kind of) adverbial.
1195	adverbs	The plural form of adverb; more than one (kind of) adverb.
1196	adversaries	The plural form of adversary; more than one (kind of) adversary.
1197	adversary	If a person is your adversary	The history teacher said: "Our country's biggest adversary in the first war was our best ally in the second. We went from killing each other to fighting side by side in twenty years."; From the day we brought them home from the pet store, our two birds were adversaries. They hated each other, and they fought with each other so much that we had to put them in separate cages.
1198	adverse	If A has an adverse effect on B
1199	advert	An advert is something that advertises something.
1200	advertisable	Something which can be advertised is advertisable.
1201	advertise	If you advertise something	I'm advertising my new business in the newspaper.
1202	advertised	The past tense and past participle of advertise.
1203	advertisement	An advertisement is a public notice which advertises something; pictures and writing from a company which many people can see.	There was an advertisement for fruit on the wall. It had a big picture of an apple.
1204	advertisements	The plural form of advertisement; more than one (kind of) advertisement.	There are many advertisements on the wall.
1205	advertiser	An advertiser is a person or a company that tells the public about a product or a service
1206	advertisers	The plural form of advertiser; more than one (kind of) advertiser.
1207	advertises	The third-person singular form of advertise.
1208	advertising	The present participle of advertise.
1209	advertizable	That can be advertized.
1210	advertize	If you advertize something	I'm advertizing my new business in the newspaper.
1211	advertized	The past tense and past participle of advertize.
1212	advertizement	Advertizement is an alternative spelling of advertisement	There was an advertisement for fruit on the wall. It had a big picture of an apple.
1213	advertizements	The plural form of advertizement; more than one (kind of) advertizement.
1214	advertizer	An advertizer is a person or a company that tells the public about a product or a service
1215	advertizers	The plural form of advertizer; more than one (kind of) advertizer.
1216	advertizes	The third-person singular form of advertize.
1217	advertizing	The present participle of advertize.
1218	adverts	The plural form of advert; more than one (kind of) advert.
1219	advice	If you give someone advice	Thanks so much! I took your advice and it really helped me get the job.; Excuse me! I'm looking for advice on how to get a loan. Can you help me?
1220	advices	The plural form of advice; more than one (kind of) advice.
1221	advisable	If something is advisable
1222	advise	If you advise someone to do something	I'd advise you to study for the exam.; The coach advised the athlete to work harder.
1223	adviseable	If something is adviseable
1224	advised	The past tense and past participle of advise.
1225	adviser	An adviser is a person who gives advice.
1226	advisers	The plural form of adviser; more than one (kind of) adviser.
1227	advises	The third-person singular form of advise.
1228	advising	The present participle of advise.
1229	advisor	An advisor is a person who gives advice.	He was the king's advisor. The king relied on him whenever he needed help.
1230	advisories	The plural form of advisory; more than one (kind of) advisory.
1231	advisors	The plural form of advisor; more than one (kind of) advisor.
1232	advisory	An advisory is a warning. Usually this is used for weather reports.	The Weather Department issued a tornado advisory.
1233	advocate	An advocate is someone who recommends something.	She is a strong advocate for children's right to education.
1234	advocated	The past tense and past participle of advocate.
1235	advocates	The plural form of advocate; more than one (kind of) advocate.
1236	advocating	The present participle of advocate.
1237	Aeanna	Aeanna is a female given name.
1238	Aelita	Aelita is a female given name.
1239	aeolian	Something that is aeolian is formed or caused by wind.	Sanddunes are made by the wind: they are aeolian in origin.
1240	aerate	If you aerate something
1241	aerated	The past tense and past participle of aerate.
1242	aerates	The third-person singular form of aerate.
1243	aerating	The present participle of aerate.
1244	aeration	Aeration is the process of introducing air into something.
1245	aerations	The plural form of aeration; more than one (kind of) aeration.
1246	Aerenia	Aerenia is a female given name.
1247	aerial	When something is aerial
1248	aerials	The plural form of aerial; more than one (kind of) aerial.
1249	aero-	The prefix aero- is added to words that are related to air or aircraft.
1250	aerobatic	Something that is aerobatic involves acrobatic maneuvers performed by an airplane.
1251	aerobatics	Aerobatics is a performance of spectacular stunts in an aircraft.
1252	aerobic	If a living thing is aerobic	E. coli is a type of aerobic bacteria because it cannot survive without oxygen.; Human beings are aerobic creatures.
1253	aerobrake	An aerobrake is the mechanism used for aerobraking.
1254	aerobraked	The past tense and past participle of aerobrake.
1255	aerobrakes	The plural form of aerobrake; more than one (kind of) aerobrake.
1256	aerobraking	Aerobraking is the use of drag to reduce the speed of an aircraft.
1257	aeronautical	Something that is aeronautical is related to the study of flight.
1258	aeronautics	Aeronautics is the design
1259	aeroplane	An aeroplane is a vehicle with wings that can fly.	Can we hurry. I have to catch an aeroplane to London.
1260	aeroplanes	The plural form of aeroplane; more than one (kind of) aeroplane.
1261	aerosol	An aerosol is a fine spray from a can (container) with a button on the top. When you push it
1262	aerosolise	If you aerosolise something
1263	aerosolised	The past tense and past participle of aerosolise.
1264	aerosolises	The third-person singular form of aerosolise.
1265	aerosolising	The present participle of aerosolise.
1266	aerosolize	If you aerosolize something
1267	aerosolized	The past tense and past participle of aerosolize.
1268	aerosolizes	The third-person singular form of aerosolize.
1269	aerosolizing	The present participle of aerosolize.
1270	aerosols	The plural form of aerosol; more than one (kind of) aerosol.
1271	aerospace	Aerospace is the industry concerned with aircraft
1272	Aeryn	Aeryn is a female given name.
1273	Aesah	Aesah is a female given name.
1274	aesthetic	If something is aesthetic	The car has aesthetic value.
1275	aesthetically	If something is done aesthetically	It was painted aesthetically.
1276	Afeefa	Afeefa is a female given name.
1277	Aferdita	Aferdita is a female given name.
1278	affair	Affairs are things that happen or are done	We're thinking less about foreign affairs, and more about what happens here inside the country.; He now writes a column for the newspaper and hosts a weekly public affairs program.; The whole affair with Bill Clinton was a terrible mess.
1279	affairs	The plural form of affair; more than one (kind of) affair.
1280	affect	If x affects y	The movement of the soccer ball was affected by the wind.; Sigmund Freud's ideas were affected by the writings of Frederick Nietzsche.; How do you think the new government will affect the economy?
1281	affectation	Affectation is an attempt to assume or exhibit what is not natural or real; false display; artificial show.
1282	affectations	The plural form of affectation; more than one (kind of) affectation.
1283	affected	The past tense and past participle of affect.
1284	affecting	The present participle of affect.
1285	affection	Affection is the state of being affected.
1286	affectionate	A person who is affectionate likes to touch other people in a friendly way
1287	affectionated	The past tense and past participle of affectionate.
1288	affectionates	The third-person singular form of affectionate.
1289	affectionating	The present participle of affectionate.
1290	affections	The plural form of affection; more than one (kind of) affection.
1291	affective	An affective response	We explored the cognitive and affective responses of parents of youth ice hockey players to the change.
1292	affects	The third-person singular form of affect.
1293	Affery	Affery is a female given name.
1294	affiant	An affiant is the individual witness whose statement is confirmed by oath and is used as evidence in court.
1295	affiants	The plural form of affiant; more than one (kind of) affiant.
1296	affidavit	An affidavit is a signed document where an affiant makes a sworn statement.
1297	affidavits	The plural form of affidavit; more than one (kind of) affidavit.
1298	affiliate	An affiliate is someone or something that is associated with or a member of something.
1299	affiliated	The past tense and past participle of affiliate.
1300	affiliates	The plural form of affiliate; more than one (kind of) affiliate.
1301	affiliating	The present participle of affiliate.
1302	affiliation	An affiliation is a club or a group.
1303	affiliations	The plural form of affiliation; more than one (kind of) affiliation.
1304	affinage	Affinage is the aging and caring of cheese as part of its manufacturing process.
1305	affirm	If you affirm someone	She affirmed that she would go when I asked her.
1306	affirmative	If something is affirmative	an affirmative answer
1307	affirmatives	The plural form of affirmative; more than one (kind of) affirmative.
1308	affirmed	The past tense and past participle of affirm.
1309	affirming	The present participle of affirm.
1310	affirms	The third-person singular form of affirm.
1311	affix	An affix is a sound or sounds added to a word. They can be added to the beginning
1312	affixed	The past tense and past participle of affix.
1313	affixes	The plural form of affix; more than one (kind of) affix.
1314	affixing	The present participle of affix.
1315	afflict	If something or someone afflicts you
1316	afflicted	The past tense and past participle of afflict.
1317	afflicting	The present participle of afflict.
1318	affliction	Affliction is the state of pain or suffering.
1319	afflictions	The plural form of affliction; more than one (kind of) affliction.
1320	afflicts	The third-person singular form of afflict.
1321	affluent	If someone is affluent	The affluent upper-class live in large houses.
1322	afford	If you can afford something	The richer people, who could afford it, built large houses.; We cannot afford to put another person on the project.; I'm afraid I can't afford to waste more time here.
1323	affordable	If something is affordable	That car is very affordable. Maybe I should buy it now.
1324	afforded	The past tense and past participle of afford.
1325	affording	The present participle of afford.
1326	affords	The third-person singular form of afford.
1327	Affrey	Affrey is a female given name.
1328	affright	If somebody is affrighted	The old man affrighted the baby with a grimace.
1329	affrighted	The past tense and past participle of affright.
1330	affrighting	The present participle of affright.
1331	affrights	The third-person singular form of affright.
1332	Afghan	An Afghan is a person or thing that comes from or lives in Afghanistan.
1333	Afghanistan	Afghanistan is a landlocked country in South-Central Asia. The capital is Kabul.
1334	Afghans	The plural form of Afghan; more than one (kind of) Afghan.
1335	afloat	If something is afloat	Although he couldn't swim, the life jacket kept him afloat.
1336	afoot	being planned or happening.	Plans are afoot for new houses to be built.; There are moves afoot to introduce stricter rules.
1337	aforementioned	If something is aforementioned
1338	aforesaid	Something that was talked about before.
1339	afraid	If you are afraid of something	I'm afraid of snakes. I can't even go near them.
1340	Afrena	Afrena is a female given name.
1341	Africa	Africa is the continent that is south of Europe	Africa is the world's second-largest and second most-populous continent, after Asia.
1342	Africa-Eurasia	Africa-Eurasia is the supercontinent that is made of Europe
1343	African	An African person or thing comes from Africa.
1344	African American	An African American is an American person with African or Black ancestry.	Barack Obama was the first African American President of the United States.
1345	African Americans	The plural form of African American; more than one (kind of) African American.
1346	Africans	The plural form of African; more than one (kind of) African.
1347	afro	An afro is a hair style with very curly hair in a round shape.
1348	aft	At	They spent their evening on the ship's deck. One stood fore, the other aft.; She could see land through the aft windows.
1349	Aftab
1350	after	Behind something in place or position.	"B" comes after "A" in the alphabet.
1351	aftermarket	Aftermarket is the market for further goods
1352	aftermarkets	The plural form of aftermarket; more than one (kind of) aftermarket.
1353	aftermath	The aftermath of a flood	The aftermath of the flood was devastating.; The prices of food was very high in the aftermath of the drought.
1354	aftermaths	The plural form of aftermath; more than one (kind of) aftermath.
1355	afternoon	Period from 12:00 (12:00 pm) to 17:59 (5:59 pm).	I didn't finish that work in the morning, so I had to do it in the afternoon.
1356	afternoons	The plural form of afternoon; more than one (kind of) afternoon.
1357	after-nought-o'clock	Postmidnight.
1358	afterquake	An afterquake is an earthquake that happens in the same area as another larger earthquake.
1359	afterquakes	The plural form of afterquake; more than one (kind of) afterquake.
1360	aftershock	An aftershock is an earthquake that happens in the same area as another larger earthquake.
1361	aftershocks	The plural form of aftershock; more than one (kind of) aftershock.
1362	afterthought	An afterthought is something that is thought about after an act; it was not thought of originally.	She packed her sandals only as an afterthought, but she was glad she did.
1363	afterthoughts	The plural form of afterthought; more than one (kind of) afterthought.
1364	afterward	If something happens afterward	Joe went to the bank. Afterward he went to the store.
1365	afterwards	If something happens afterwards
1366	again	Once more.	They didn't understand the answer, so they asked again.
1367	against	Opposing or disagreeing with sb/sth.	I am against that proposal. I think it is a bad idea.; The vote for the suspension of the party was 283 in favour with 29 against.
1368	Agar
1369	Agatha	Agatha is a female given name.
1370	age	Something's age is how long it has existed or been alive; how old something is.	The boy said he was age five.; Scott is showing his age.
1371	age of consent	The age of consent is the age at which and above which a person can consent to sexual relations with another person without the sexual interaction making the other person guilty of a crime.	The age of consent in Germany and Italy is 14 years old, while in 11 American states is 18 years old.
1372	age of majority	The age of majority is the age at which and above which a person is a legal adult in most states.	When a person reaches his state's age of majority, he becomes independent of his parents.
1373	aged	The past tense and past participle of age.
1374	ageing	Ageing is when a person becomes older.
1375	ageism	Ageism is prejudice against a person because of how old he or she is.
1376	ageisms	The plural form of ageism; more than one (kind of) ageism.
1377	ageist	An ageist is someone who discriminates against others due to their age.
1378	ageists	The plural form of ageist; more than one (kind of) ageist.
1379	ageless	If something is ageless
1380	agencies	The plural form of agency; more than one (kind of) agency.
1381	agency	An agency is a group of people called agents working together	Our agency works to help people find jobs in music.
1382	agenda	An agenda is a list of things to be talked about	I think there are some important domestic policy items on the agenda still.; The first three questions of the research agenda have to do with energy and the environment.; They often work against the management to pursue their own interests and agendas.
1383	agendas	The plural form of agenda; more than one (kind of) agenda.
1384	agent	An agent is a person that is a representative and acts for other people.
1385	agents	The plural form of agent; more than one (kind of) agent.
1386	ager	An ager is a person who ages
1387	agers	The plural form of ager; more than one (kind of) ager.
1388	ages	The plural form of age; more than one (kind of) age.
1389	ages of consent	The plural form of age of consent; more than one (kind of) age of consent.
1390	ages of majority	The plural form of age of majority; more than one (kind of) age of majority.
1391	Aggie	Aggie is a female given name.
1392	agglomerate	Something that is agglomerate is collected into a mass.
1393	agglomerated	The past tense and past participle of agglomerate.
1394	agglomerates	The plural form of agglomerate; more than one (kind of) agglomerate.
1395	agglomerating	The present participle of agglomerate.
1396	aggrandise	If you aggrandise something
1397	aggrandised	The past tense and past participle of aggrandise.
1398	aggrandises	The third-person singular form of aggrandise.
1399	aggrandising	The present participle of aggrandise.
1400	aggrandize	If you aggrandize something
1401	aggrandized	The past tense and past participle of aggrandize.
1402	aggrandizes	The third-person singular form of aggrandize.
1403	aggrandizing	The present participle of aggrandize.
1404	aggravate	To aggravate is to make something worse.	The doctor said eating too much would aggravate his condition.; When you aggravate someone, you irritate and annoy them.; The sound of her voice was enough to aggravate me.
1405	aggravated	The past tense and past participle of aggravate.
1406	aggravates	The third-person singular form of aggravate.
1407	aggravating	The present participle of aggravate.
1408	aggravation	Aggravation is the feeling of being angry	The fact that the children never cleaned was a source of great aggravation for their parents.
1409	aggregate	The aggregate is the number or amount when everything is put together.	Although demand was up in certain areas, aggregate demand was down.; When each day's time is put together, he's been running for an aggregate of over 762 hours.
1410	aggregated	The past tense and past participle of aggregate.
1411	aggregates	The plural form of aggregate; more than one (kind of) aggregate.
1412	aggregating	The present participle of aggregate.
1413	aggregation	Aggregation is the process of bringing things together.	Greater aggregation of cell phone data will create more privacy issues.
1414	aggregations	The plural form of aggregation; more than one (kind of) aggregation.
1415	aggress	If you aggress
1416	aggressed	The past tense and past participle of aggress.
1417	aggresses	The third-person singular form of aggress.
1418	aggressing	The present participle of aggress.
1419	aggression	Aggression is a forceful and unprovoked attack	When he shouted at her, it was a kind of aggression.
1420	aggressions	The plural form of aggression; more than one (kind of) aggression.
1421	aggressive	Making attacks or assaults that are not just.
1422	aggressively	If something is done aggressively	The mother goose aggressively protected her nest.
1423	aggressiveness	The aggressiveness of someone is how aggressive they are.
1424	Aggy	Aggy is a female given name.
1425	agile	If something or someone is agile	Monkeys are agile climbers.
1426	agilities	The plural form of agility; more than one (kind of) agility.
1427	agility	The ability to move quickly.	The cat displayed it's agility by climbing the tree to avoid the dog.
1428	aging	The present participle of age.
1429	agitate	If you agitate someone
1430	agitated	The past tense and past participle of agitate.
1431	agitates	The third-person singular form of agitate.
1432	agitating	The present participle of agitate.
1433	agitation	Agitation is the state of being agitated.
1434	agitations	The plural form of agitation; more than one (kind of) agitation.
1435	Aglaia	Aglaia is a female given name.
1436	agnation	The agnation of a person
1437	agnations	The plural form of agnation; more than one (kind of) agnation.
1438	Agnes	Agnes is a female given name.
1439	ago	At an earlier time.	I was there ten years ago.
1440	agog	If a person is agog
1441	agon	An agon is a fight or argument in books	The agon in It is between the kids and It.
1442	agones	The plural form of agon; more than one (kind of) agon.
1443	agonic	A shape
1444	agonics	The plural form of agonic; more than one (kind of) agonic.
1445	agonies	The plural form of agony; more than one (kind of) agony.
1446	agonise	If you agonise over/about a difficult decision or choice	I have been agonising over whether or not to say something to you.; Don't spend hours or days agonising about what to do.
1447	agonised	The past tense and past participle of agonise.
1448	agonises	The third-person singular form of agonise.
1449	agonising	An agonising choice	The wait to hear whether his wife had survived was agonising.
1450	agonize	If you agonize over/about a difficult decision or choice	I have been agonizing over whether or not to say something to you.; Don't spend hours or days agonizing about what to do.
1451	agonized	The past tense and past participle of agonize.
1452	agonizes	The third-person singular form of agonize.
1453	agonizing	An agonizing choice	The wait to hear whether his wife had survived was agonizing.
1454	agons	The plural form of agon; more than one (kind of) agon.
1455	agony	Agony is extremely bad suffering with strong pain.
1456	agrarian	Something that is agrarian is related to the ownership and cultivation of land.
1457	agree	When two people agree about something	We agree that it will probably rain this afternoon.
1458	agreeable	If something is agreeable	Jill is a very agreeable person.
1459	agreeably	If something is done agreeably
1460	agreed	The past tense and past participle of agree.
1461	agreeing	The present participle of agree.
1462	agreement	An agreement is where everybody has the same feelings about something; when everyone has the same ideas; saying "yes".	We have an agreement with our teacher. If we do our homework we can go home early.
1463	agreements	The plural form of agreement; more than one (kind of) agreement.
1464	agrees	The third-person singular form of agree.
1465	agricultural	Relating to agriculture	The conversions of agricultural and forest land to industrial uses is very common.; The country's main economic activities are agricultural production and tourism.; 60 percent of the labor force remains in the agricultural sector.; Few safety regulations are available to protect agricultural workers.
1466	agriculture	Agriculture is farming and the methods that are used to raise and look after crops and animals.	Ukraine is strong both in industry and agriculture.
1467	agronomist	An agronomist is a scientist whose specializes in agronomy.
1468	agronomists	The plural form of agronomist; more than one (kind of) agronomist.
1469	agronomy	Agronomy is the science of utilizing plants
1470	aground	If a boat runs or goes aground	The boat ran aground off the coast of Florida and had to be helped to shore.
1471	ahead	You use ahead to talk about something that is in front of you or in the future.
1472	Ahimsa
1473	Ahmad	Ahmad is a male given name.
1474	Ahmedabad	Ahmedabad is the capital city of Gujarat in India.
1475	Ahsan
1476	aid	Aid is the help that is given to people	After the flood the UN sent $500 million of aid in the form of food, water, tents, and medical supplies.
1477	Aidan	Aidan is a male given name.
1478	aide	An aide is a helper; one who aids.
1479	aided	The past tense and past participle of aid.
1480	Aiden	Aiden is a male given name.
1481	aides	The plural form of aide; more than one (kind of) aide.
1482	aiding	The present participle of aid.
1483	aids	The plural form of aid; more than one (kind of) aid.
1484	ail	If something ails you
1485	ailed	The past tense and past participle of ail.
1486	aileron	The aileron is the hinged part on the trailing edge of an airplane wing
1487	ailerons	The plural form of aileron; more than one (kind of) aileron.
1488	ailing	The present participle of ail.
1489	ailment	An ailment is something which an illness.
1490	ailments	The plural form of ailment; more than one (kind of) ailment.
1491	ails	The third-person singular form of ail.
1492	ailurophilia	ailurophilia is a love for cats.
1493	aim	An aim is something you want to do or have done.	The aim of the study was to find out if these students would talk differently to themselves during independent work.; We certainly didn't accomplish the war aims set forward by the governments.; The ultimate aim is to be able to cure the disease.
1494	aimed	The past tense and past participle of aim.
1495	aiming	The present participle of aim.
1496	aimless	If someone is aimless	He lived an aimless life.
1497	aimlessly	If you do something aimlessly	He walked around aimlessly at night.
1498	aims	The plural form of aim; more than one (kind of) aim.
1499	Ain't
1500	ain't	The negative form of am; am not.	I ain't happy.
1501	air	Air is a mixture of gases. It has no color or odor (smell)	We breathe air to live.
1502	air draft	Air draft is the distance from the surface of the water to the highest point on a vessel (a ship or boat).
1503	air drafts	The plural form of air draft; more than one (kind of) air draft.
1504	air force	An air force is the branch of a country's military which fights in the air.
1505	air forces	The plural form of air force; more than one (kind of) air force.
1506	air show	An air show is a public display of stunt flying
1507	air shows	The plural form of air show; more than one (kind of) air show.
1508	air space	An air space is a special part of the atmosphere that is often under the jurisdiction of the land below it.
1509	air spaces	The plural form of air space; more than one (kind of) air space.
1510	air strike	An air strike is an attack by the military that is done by using airplanes or missiles.	President Trump ordered air strikes against Syria.
1511	air strikes	The plural form of air strike; more than one (kind of) air strike.
1512	airborne	If something is airborne	Airborne pollen can aggravate allergies.
1513	aircraft	An aircraft is a flying vehicle	The army wants money to buy various aircraft, including helicopters and jets.
1514	aircraft carrier	An aircraft carrier is a warship that is designed to carry aircraft and has a deck where aircraft can be launched and landed.
1515	aircraft carriers	The plural form of aircraft carrier; more than one (kind of) aircraft carrier.
1516	aircrew	An aircrew is the group of people that operates an aircraft.	The aircrew included the two pilots, a gunner, and a radio operator.
1517	aircrews	The plural form of aircrew; more than one (kind of) aircrew.
1518	airdrop	An airdrop is the act of delivering something by dropping it from an aircraft that is flying.
1519	air-drop	An air-drop is the act of delivering something by dropping it from an aircraft that is flying.
1520	airdropped	The past tense and past participle of airdrop.
1521	air-dropped	The past tense and past participle of air-drop.
1522	airdropping	The present participle of airdrop.
1523	air-dropping	The present participle of air-drop.
1524	airdrops	The plural form of airdrop; more than one (kind of) airdrop.
1525	air-drops	The plural form of air-drop; more than one (kind of) air-drop.
1526	aire	Aire is another way of spelling air.
1527	aired	The past tense and past participle of air.
1528	aires	The plural form of aire; more than one (kind of) aire.
1529	airfield	An airfield is a large open space that is used for the taking off and landing of aircraft. Unlike an airport
1530	airfields	The plural form of airfield; more than one (kind of) airfield.
1531	airforce	An airforce is the branch of a country's military which fights in the air.
1532	airforces	The plural form of airforce; more than one (kind of) airforce.
1533	airhead	An airhead is a stupid person.
1534	airheads	The plural form of airhead; more than one (kind of) airhead.
1535	airier	The comparative form of airy; more airy.
1536	airiest	The superlative form of airy; most airy.
1537	airily	If you do something airily
1538	airiness	Airiness is the state or quality of being airy.
1539	airing	The present participle of air.
1540	airings	The plural form of airing; more than one (kind of) airing.
1541	airless	If it is airless	Space is said to be airless.
1542	airlift	Airlift is the transportation of troops or supplies by air.
1543	airlifted	The past tense and past participle of airlift.
1544	airlifting	The present participle of airlift.
1545	airlifts	The plural form of airlift; more than one (kind of) airlift.
1546	airline	An airline is a company that carries people and goods by means of airplanes.
1547	airliner	An airliner is a large airplane for carrying people.
1548	airliners	The plural form of airliner; more than one (kind of) airliner.
1549	airlines	The plural form of airline; more than one (kind of) airline.
1550	airmail	Airmail is the system of sending letters	Goods are generally shipped by airmail.
1551	airmails	The plural form of airmail; more than one (kind of) airmail.
1552	airman	An airman is a pilot of an aircraft.
1553	airmen	The plural form of airman; more than one (kind of) airman.
1554	airplane	An airplane is a vehicle with wings that can fly.	Can we hurry? I have to catch an airplane to Miami.
1555	airplanes	The plural form of airplane; more than one (kind of) airplane.
1556	airport	An airport is a place where airplanes land and take off.	I took a taxi to the airport for my flight to London.
1557	airports	The plural form of airport; more than one (kind of) airport.
1558	airs	The plural form of air; more than one (kind of) air.
1559	airship	An airship is an aircraft that is very light and it can be propelled and controlled through the air.
1560	airships	The plural form of airship; more than one (kind of) airship.
1561	airshow	An airshow is a public display of stunt flying
1562	airshows	The plural form of airshow; more than one (kind of) airshow.
1563	airspace	An airspace is a special part of the atmosphere that is often under the jurisdiction of the land below it.
1564	airspaces	The plural form of airspace; more than one (kind of) airspace.
1565	airstrike	An airstrike is an attack by the military that is done by using airplanes or missiles.	President Trump ordered airstrikes against Syria.
1566	airstrikes	The plural form of airstrike; more than one (kind of) airstrike.
1567	airstrip	An aircraft is an aircraft landing field
1568	airstrips	The plural form of airstrip; more than one (kind of) airstrip.
1569	airtime	Airtime is the duration which a radio or television program is transmitted.	Can you get me some airtime for my latest single?
1570	airtimes	The plural form of airtime; more than one (kind of) airtime.
1571	airway	The airway in our body refers to the trachea.
1572	airways	The plural form of airway; more than one (kind of) airway.
1573	airwoman	An airwoman is a pilot of an aircraft.
1574	airwomen	The plural form of airwoman; more than one (kind of) airwoman.
1575	airworthier	The comparative form of airworthy; more airworthy.
1576	airworthiest	The superlative form of airworthy; most airworthy.
1577	airworthy	If an aircraft is airworthy
1578	airy	If something consists of air
1579	aisle	An aisle is the space between two sets of seats.
1580	aisles	The plural form of aisle; more than one (kind of) aisle.
1581	Ajad pin
1582	ajar	If a door or window is ajar
1583	ak 47
1584	ak 47s
1585	AK-47	An AK-47 is a Soviet-built assault rifle.
1586	AK-47s	The plural form of AK-47; more than one (kind of) AK-47.
1587	AKA	AKA is short for also known as.	The royal ships of the United Kingdom are on His/Her Majesty's Service, AKA HMS.
1588	akaryocyte	An akaryocyte is a biological cell that does not have a nucleus.
1589	akaryocytes	The plural form of akaryocyte; more than one (kind of) akaryocyte.
1590	akaryote	An akaryote is a biological cell that does not have a nucleus.
1591	akaryotes	The plural form of akaryote; more than one (kind of) akaryote.
1592	Akhet
1593	akin	If A is akin to B
1594	Akmal	Akmal is an Islamic male given name.
1595	al dente	If a food is al dente
1596	Alabama	Alabama is a state in southeastern United States whose capital is Montgomery.
1597	Aladdin	Aladdin is a young man who is the main protagonist of the story.
1598	Alan	Alan is a male given name.
1599	alarm	An alarm is a signal that something needs attention or a machine that makes the signal.	I wake up, without an alarm clock, at seven or eight a.m.; People in the restaurant ran out the emergency exit, sounding the alarm.; The safety system was known to be defective and had frequently sent out false alarms.; The hotel did not have fire alarms or a sprinkler system.; A fire in the fry pan set off the smoke alarm.
1600	alarm clock	An alarm clock is a clock that makes a sound at a certain time. People use alarm clocks to wake up from sleep at a time they choose.	He set the alarm clock for 5.30am as he wanted to wake up early.
1601	alarm clocks	The plural form of alarm clock; more than one (kind of) alarm clock.
1602	alarmed	The past tense and past participle of alarm.
1603	alarming	The present participle of alarm.
1604	alarms	The plural form of alarm; more than one (kind of) alarm.
1605	alas	You use "alas" to express regret.	I thought you'd be here, but alas!; Alas! I wasn't able to make it.
1606	Alaska	Alaska is one of the states in the United States of America (USA).	Alaska is the 49th state that joined with the United States of America.
1607	Alaskan	An Alaskan is someone from the U.S. state of Alaska.	In Alaska live lots of Alaskans.
1608	Alaskans	The plural form of Alaskan; more than one (kind of) Alaskan.
1609	Albania	Albania is a country in southeastern Europe. The capital is Tirana.
1610	Albanian	Albanian is the language that people from Albania speak.
1611	Albanians	The plural form of Albanian; more than one (kind of) Albanian.
1612	albatross	A type of seabird that is usually found in the Southern Ocean and in the North Pacific	The albatross flew over the ocean.
1613	albatrosses	The plural form of albatross; more than one (kind of) albatross.
1614	albedo	An albedo is a fraction of incident light or radiation reflected by a surface
1615	albedoes	The plural form of albedo; more than one (kind of) albedo.
1616	albedos	The plural form of albedo; more than one (kind of) albedo.
1617	albeit	You use albeit to give more information that weakens earlier information.	He won the fight, albeit barely.
1618	Albert	Albert is a male given name.
1619	albinism	A person or animal who has albinism has a lack of pigment (color) in their skin
1620	albinisms	The plural form of albinism; more than one (kind of) albinism.
1621	albino	A person or animal born with albinism.
1622	albinoes	The plural form of albino; more than one (kind of) albino.
1623	albinos	The plural form of albino; more than one (kind of) albino.
1624	album	An album is a record	He loved the Beatles, and had bought all their albums.
1625	albums	The plural form of album; more than one (kind of) album.
1626	alchemist	A alchemist is someone who practices alchemy.
1627	alchemists	The plural form of alchemist; more than one (kind of) alchemist.
1628	alchemy	Alchemy is the very old study and philosophy of how to change basic substances (such as metals) into other substances (such as gold).
1629	alcohol	Alcohol is the chemical in some drinks that makes you drunk (intoxicated).	Beer, wine, and whiskey all have alcohol in them.
1630	alcoholic	If something is alcoholic	This wine is very alcoholic.
1631	alcoholics	The plural form of alcoholic; more than one (kind of) alcoholic.
1632	alcoholism	If you suffer from alcoholism you drink too much alcohol and it causes you problems.
1633	alcohols	The plural form of alcohol; more than one (kind of) alcohol.
1634	alcove	An alcove is a small recessed area in the wall of a larger room.
1635	alcoves	The plural form of alcove; more than one (kind of) alcove.
1636	aldehyde	Aldehydes are organic compound that contains the group —CHO. It is formed by the oxidation of alcohols.
1637	aldehydes	The plural form of aldehyde; more than one (kind of) aldehyde.
1638	ale	Ale is an alcoholic drink made with malt and hops.	He looked forward to a cold ale after a hard day at work.
1639	Alejandro	Alejandro is a Spanish male given name.
1640	alembic	An alembic is a old chemical apparatus that consists of two retorts connected by a tube. It is used to purify substances by distillation
1641	alembics	The plural form of alembic; more than one (kind of) alembic.
1642	alert	To be alert is to be awake; attentive
1643	alerted	The past tense and past participle of alert.
1644	alerting	The present participle of alert.
1645	alertness	Alertness is the state of being wide awake and noticing anything that happens.	Cats' alertness can remain high, even when they look asleep.
1646	alerts	The plural form of alert; more than one (kind of) alert.
1647	ales	The plural form of ale; more than one (kind of) ale.
1648	alevin	An alevin is a young salmon fish who has just hatched.
1649	alevins	The plural form of alevin; more than one (kind of) alevin.
1650	Alex	Alex is a male given name.
1651	Alexa	Alexa is a female given name.
1652	Alexander	Alexander is a male given name.
1653	Alexandra	Alexandra is a female given name.
1654	Alexandria	Alexandria is a female given name.
1655	Alexandrina	Alexandrina is a female given name.
1656	Alexis	Alexis is a unisex given name.	Alexis is working on a report.
1657	Alfred	Alfred is a male given name.
1658	algebra	Algebra is a kind of mathematics where a letter (called a variable) can replace a number that is not known.	Using algebra, we can define a line with the formula y=x+3
1659	Algeria	Algeria is a country in Africa. The capital city is Algiers.
1660	Algerian	An Algerian is a person or thing that comes from Algeria.
1661	Algerians	The plural form of Algerian; more than one (kind of) Algerian.
1662	Algiers	Algiers is the capital city of Algeria.
1663	algophobia	Algophobia is the fear of pain.
1664	algorithm	An algorithm is a set of steps that reliably solve certain types of problems	The new search algorithm was able to find a solution 5% faster than the previous algorithm.
1665	algorithms	The plural form of algorithm; more than one (kind of) algorithm.
1666	Alice	Alice is a female given name.
1667	Alicia	Alicia is a female given name.
1668	alien	An alien is a person
1669	alienate	If you alienate somebody	These children who just can't be quiet in class, may alienate friends and upset the classroom.
1670	alienated	The past tense and past participle of alienate.
1671	alienates	The third-person singular form of alienate.
1672	alienating	The present participle of alienate.
1673	aliens	The plural form of alien; more than one (kind of) alien.
1674	alight	If you alight from a vehicle	Passengers are alighting from the carriage.
1675	alighted	The past tense and past participle of alight.
1676	alighting	The present participle of alight.
1677	alights	The third-person singular form of alight.
1678	align	If you align some things
1679	aligned	The past tense and past participle of align.
1680	aligning	The present participle of align.
1681	alignment	An alignment is the arrangement of items in a straight line or in their correct positions.
1682	alignments	The plural form of alignment; more than one (kind of) alignment.
1683	aligns	The third-person singular form of align.
1684	alike	If some things are alike	My mother and I are very much alike.
1685	alimonies	The plural form of alimony; more than one (kind of) alimony.
1686	alimony	An alimony is an amount of money that a court requires a divorced person to pay regularly to the person they used to be married to.
1687	alive	If someone or something is alive	The doctors tried to keep her alive, but she died an hour after arriving at the hospital.
1688	alive and kicking	If a person is alive and kicking
1689	alkali	An alkali is an aqueous solution with a pH value of more than seven.	soda, potash, and ammonia are examples of alkalis.
1690	alkali metal	An alkali metal is a soft	Lithium, sodium, potassium, rubidium, caesium, and francium are all alkali metals.
1691	alkali metals	The plural form of alkali metal; more than one (kind of) alkali metal.
1692	alkalies	The plural form of alkali; more than one (kind of) alkali.
1693	alkalified	The past tense and past participle of alkalify.
1694	alkalifies	The third-person singular form of alkalify.
1695	alkalify	If you alkalify something
1696	alkalifying	The present participle of alkalify.
1697	alkaline	Something that is alkaline has a pH level more than 7
1698	alkaline earth metal	An alkaline earth metal refers to any of the elements in Group II of the periodic table. These elements readily react with water to form basic hydroxides.	Some examples of alkaline earth metal includes beryllium, magnesium and calcium.
1699	alkaline earth metals	The plural form of alkaline earth metal; more than one (kind of) alkaline earth metal.
1700	alkaliphile	An alkaliphile is an organism that can live in extremely alkaline conditions that are harmful to most life on Earth
1701	alkaliphiles	The plural form of alkaliphile; more than one (kind of) alkaliphile.
1702	alkalis	The plural form of alkali; more than one (kind of) alkali.
1703	alkane	Alkanes are chemical compounds	methane, ethane, propane and, butane are examples of alkanes.
1704	alkanes	The plural form of alkane; more than one (kind of) alkane.
1705	all	All of something is 100% of it	Well, you could stay in bed all day on Friday. And I could take the kids to school.; You know, you can't see all of the moon.; "There was a problem." "Yes, I know all about it."; No! You did it all wrong.; Can you tell me all this tomorrow?; I think we all know we have to change.; The shirt is almost all white.; Is that all you can do?
1706	all nighter	If something is an all nighter	That party was an all-nighter.
1707	all right	When something is all right	My car is all right.
1708	Allahu Akbar
1709	Allan	Allan is a male given name.
1710	allegation	An allegation is a claim or a statement that is not proven and may or may not be true.	The statement that our neighbor is a serial killer right now is an unconfirmed allegation.; They were arrested on allegations of trying to tamper with the evidence.
1711	allegations	The plural form of allegation; more than one (kind of) allegation.
1712	allege	When you allege something	John alleged that Joe dragged him out of his car and beat him.
1713	alleged	The past tense and past participle of allege.
1714	allegedly	In a alleged manner
1715	alleges	The third-person singular form of allege.
1716	allegiance	Allegiance is the loyalty or commitment to some cause.
1717	allegiances	The plural form of allegiance; more than one (kind of) allegiance.
1718	alleging	The present participle of allege.
1719	allegories	The plural form of allegory; more than one (kind of) allegory.
1720	allegory	An allegory is a fictional story that is meant to metaphorically represent things	Nineteen Eighty-Four is a famous allegory for totalitarianism.
1721	allergen	An allergen is something that causes an allergic reaction.
1722	allergens	The plural form of allergen; more than one (kind of) allergen.
1723	allergic	If you are allergic to something	I'm allergic to cats, they make me sneeze.
1724	allergies	The plural form of allergy; more than one (kind of) allergy.
1725	allergy	An allergy is when your immune system reacts badly to something that isn't bad for other people.	I have a peanut allergy.
1726	alleviate	If you alleviate pain	Nowadays, a great deal can be done to alleviate back pain.
1727	alleviated	The past tense and past participle of alleviate.
1728	alleviates	The third-person singular form of alleviate.
1729	alleviating	The present participle of alleviate.
1730	alley	An alley is a small street that is located behind buildings.	I found a dollar while walking in the alley.
1731	alleys	The plural form of alley; more than one (kind of) alley.
1732	alleyway	An alleyway is a small street that is located behind buildings.	The alleyway has a lot of grafitti.
1733	alleyways	The plural form of alleyway; more than one (kind of) alleyway.
1734	alliance	An alliance is a form of partnership between two or more parties. An alliance can be in the form of a coalition. It can also be an agreement or a form of friendship.	The alliance was between Germany and Russia.
1735	alliances	The plural form of alliance; more than one (kind of) alliance.
1736	allied	The past tense and past participle of ally.
1737	Allies	The countries who fought against the Axis Powers during World War II. Some of those countries were: the United States
1738	alligator	An alligator is a large reptile that lives on land and in water.
1739	alligators	The plural form of alligator; more than one (kind of) alligator.
1740	Allison	Allison is a female given name.
1741	alliterate	If you alliterate
1742	alliterated	The past tense and past participle of alliterate.
1743	alliterates	The third-person singular form of alliterate.
1744	alliterating	The present participle of alliterate.
1745	alliteration	Alliteration is the occurrence of the same words or sounds that immediately succeed each other.
1746	alliterations	The plural form of alliteration; more than one (kind of) alliteration.
1747	all-night	An all-night party
1748	allnighter	If something is an allnighter	That party was an all-nighter.
1749	all-nighter	If something is an all-nighter	That party was an all-nighter.
1750	allocate	If you allocate something	We need to change the way that the research money is being allocated.; The government is allocating scarce resources to the military when they should be used for growing food.
1751	allocated	The past tense and past participle of allocate.
1752	allocates	The third-person singular form of allocate.
1753	allocating	The present participle of allocate.
1754	allocation	An allocation is the amount that is given out or shared.	Our department's allocation of computer time is too small.; We need to increase the allocation of funds to fix the roads problem.
1755	allocations	The plural form of allocation; more than one (kind of) allocation.
1756	allosexual	When someone is allosexual
1757	allosexuality	Allosexuality refers to the state of having a libido or the ability to be sexually aroused.	A person who has allosexuality is someone with a libido.
1758	allosexually	If something is done allosexually
1759	allosexuals	The plural form of allosexual; more than one (kind of) allosexual.
1760	allot	If you allot things to people
1761	allotropies	The plural form of allotropy; more than one (kind of) allotropy.
1762	allotropy	Allotropy is the property that certain elements have to get their atoms disposed in different structures.	Carbon has two main forms : graphite and diamond, that are each characterized by a different atomic disposition. This is called allotropy.
1763	allots	The third-person singular form of allot.
1764	allotted	The past tense and past participle of allot.
1765	allotting	The present participle of allot.
1766	allow	If you allow something	We were not allowed to enter the building.; I allow food in my car.
1767	allowable	If something is allowable
1768	allowance	An allowance is money that someone gives for doing things	Susan gets an allowance of five dollars a week.
1769	allowances	The plural form of allowance; more than one (kind of) allowance.
1770	allowed	The past tense and past participle of allow.
1771	allowing	You use allowing for something	Even allowing for inflation, $3.7 million is too big a change.; Allowing that there is never a single correct solution to this problem, the following example offers one possible solution.
1772	allows	The third-person singular form of allow.
1773	alloy	An alloy is made by mixing one metal with another metal or a metalloid.	Steel is an alloy made by mixing iron and carbon together.
1774	alloyed	The past tense and past participle of alloy.
1775	alloying	The present participle of alloy.
1776	alloys	The plural form of alloy; more than one (kind of) alloy.
1777	allude	If you allude to something	When he mocked her by saying "I'm late! I'm late, for a very important date!", he was clearly alluding to the White Rabbit in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
1778	alluded	The past tense and past participle of allude.
1779	alludes	The third-person singular form of allude.
1780	alluding	The present participle of allude.
1781	allure	Allure is the power to attract something or someone.
1782	allured	The past tense and past participle of allure.
1783	allures	The plural form of allure; more than one (kind of) allure.
1784	alluring	The present participle of allure.
1785	allusion	An indirect reference; a hint; a reference to something which is not explicitly mentioned. Its meaning is understood by the reader or the audience.
1786	allusions	The plural form of allusion; more than one (kind of) allusion.
1787	ally	Two countries are allies if they support	England and the United States have been allies for most of the last two centuries.; France got involved in World War I because its ally, Russia, was involved.; She's heading to Europe to talk with NATO allies about what message the West should send Russia.; China remains North Korea's most powerful ally.; We are looking for more chances to work closely with our friends and allies.
1788	allying	The present participle of ally.
1789	almighty	If something is almighty it has endless power; it can do anything.
1790	almighty dollar	Money as something that people will do anything for; it compares the power of the dollar to the power of God.
1791	almond	An almond is the nut which comes from the almond tree.
1792	almond tree	The almond tree is a kind of nut tree; it gives almonds.
1793	almond trees	The plural form of almond tree; more than one (kind of) almond tree.
1794	almonds	The plural form of almond; more than one (kind of) almond.
1795	almost	Very nearly; not the same	I am almost ready to go. I will be ready very soon.
1796	alms	Alms is something that is given as charity
1797	almshouse	An almshouse is a place where the poor
1798	almshouses	The plural form of almshouse; more than one (kind of) almshouse.
1799	aloft	up in the air; flying	He walked into the dark room, holding his light aloft.; We will be serving a small mean when the plane is aloft.
1800	alone	If someone is alone	She looked around to make sure that she was alone before opening the desk.
1801	along	If one thing happens along with another	Along with his daughter, he is studying French.; She gave him a shirt along with the pants.
1802	along with	You use along with to add more information.	We keep both the old ideas along with the new ones.
1803	alongside	You use alongside to talk about something being beside something else.
1804	aloud	When you say something	When we were children, our father read aloud to us.
1805	alpenglow	An alpenglow is a red glow that shines from mountains.	The alpenglow can be seen at sunrise or sunset.
1806	alpenglows	The plural form of alpenglow; more than one (kind of) alpenglow.
1807	alpha	First letter of Greek.
1808	alphabet	An alphabet is a list of the letters used to spell words by representing phonemes.	The first 3 letters of the alphabet are A, B and C.
1809	alphabetical	In the order of the letters of the alphabet or related to the alphabet.	He made the list of names alphabetical.
1810	alphabetical order	If something is in alphabetical order	I will put the list in alphabetical order.
1811	alphabetically	In order of the alphabet.	Sorting alphabetically means every name beginning with 'A' will come before words beginning with 'B'.; Dictionaries are often sorted alphabetically.
1812	alphabetise	If you alphabetise something
1813	alphabetised	The past tense and past participle of alphabetise.
1814	alphabetises	The third-person singular form of alphabetise.
1815	alphabetising	The present participle of alphabetise.
1816	alphabetize	If you alphabetize something
1817	alphabetized	The past tense and past participle of alphabetize.
1818	alphabetizes	The third-person singular form of alphabetize.
1819	alphabetizing	The present participle of alphabetize.
1820	alphabets	The plural form of alphabet; more than one (kind of) alphabet.
1821	alphanumeric	An alphanumeric set consists of the numbers 0 to 9 and letters A to Z.	His alphanumeric password is ABC123.
1822	alphas	The plural form of alpha; more than one (kind of) alpha.
1823	alpine	Something that alpine is related to the high mountains.
1824	already	before a certain time (often now)	When we met, his first wife was already dead.; He was already well known, but now he's a superstar.; Would you like some coffee." "No, thank you. I've already had two cups.; Oh! You're here already. I didn't think you'd be here until 2:00.
1825	alright	When something is alright	My car is alright.
1826	also	When one thing happens and a second thing happens in a same or similar time or way	We bought bread at the store. We also bought milk.
1827	altar	A table used for religious ceremonies.
1828	altarpiece	An altarpiece is a work of art put above an altar in a church.
1829	altarpieces	The plural form of altarpiece; more than one (kind of) altarpiece.
1830	altars	The plural form of altar; more than one (kind of) altar.
1831	alter	If you alter something	The design can be easily altered by selecting new colours, materials, etc.; But not even a good cleaning would alter the fact that the room was dark and unfriendly.; Because he was so short, he always needed to have his pants altered to fit him.
1832	alterable	If something is alterable
1833	alteration	Alteration is the act of altering or making something different.
1834	alterations	The plural form of alteration; more than one (kind of) alteration.
1835	altercate	If you altercate with someone
1836	altercated	The past tense and past participle of altercate.
1837	altercates	The third-person singular form of altercate.
1838	altercating	The present participle of altercate.
1839	altercation	An altercation is an angry or heated dispute.
1840	altercations	The plural form of altercation; more than one (kind of) altercation.
1841	altered	The past tense and past participle of alter.
1842	altering	The present participle of alter.
1843	alternate	To alternate is change between two positions.	She would alternate between laughing and crying without warning.
1844	alternated	The past tense and past participle of alternate.
1845	alternates	The third-person singular form of alternate.
1846	alternating	The present participle of alternate.
1847	alternating current	Alternating current is an electrical current that changes direction of electron flow.	This electric motor requires alternating current to properly rotate.
1848	alternating currents	The plural form of alternating current; more than one (kind of) alternating current.
1849	alternation	Alternation is the process or result of changing	The alternation between red and green became faster and faster.
1850	alternations	The plural form of alternation; more than one (kind of) alternation.
1851	alternative	An alternative approach	Do you have some alternative transportation in case the car breaks down.; They're not really a pop band. They're more alternative than that.; I recommend an alternative lifestyle.
1852	alternatively	Alternatively is used to introduce another choice or possibility.	You can take the bus. Alternatively, you could walk if it’s not far.
1853	alternatives	The plural form of alternative; more than one (kind of) alternative.
1854	alters	The third-person singular form of alter.
1855	Althea	Althea is a female given name.
1856	although	You use although to show that an idea is surprising or different from another idea.	We decided to take rooms in Longwood house, although we knew we could not really afford the rent there.
1857	altitude	Height measured from sea level.	The altitude of Mount Fuji is 3776 meters.
1858	altitudes	The plural form of altitude; more than one (kind of) altitude.
1859	alto	An alto is a vocal range. It is higher than tenor and lower than soprano.	The alto saxophone plays in the alto range.
1860	alto saxophone	An alto saxophone is a musical instrument; it is one kind of saxophone.
1861	alto saxophones	The plural form of alto saxophone; more than one (kind of) alto saxophone.
1862	altogether	You use altogether to emphasize that something was done or happened completely and in every way.	He plans to cut back on smoking slowly and not stop altogether.; The road got smaller and smaller until it disappeared altogether.
1863	altos	The plural form of alto; more than one (kind of) alto.
1864	altruise	If you altruise something
1865	altruised	The past tense and past participle of altruise.
1866	altruises	The third-person singular form of altruise.
1867	altruising	The present participle of altruise.
1868	altruism	Altruism is when someone helps others without the intent of getting something back.
1869	altruisms	The plural form of altruism; more than one (kind of) altruism.
1870	altruist	An altruist is someone who shows altruism.
1871	altruistic	If you are altruistic	She helped Anne to carry her groceries to the taxi stand and was praised for her altruistic act.
1872	altruists	The plural form of altruist; more than one (kind of) altruist.
1873	altruize	If you altruize something
1874	altruized	The past tense and past participle of altruize.
1875	altruizes	The third-person singular form of altruize.
1876	altruizing	The present participle of altruize.
1877	aluminium	Aluminium is another way of spelling aluminum.
1878	aluminum	Aluminum is a metallic (meaning made of metal) element with an atomic number of 13 and the symbol Al.	These cans are made from aluminum.
1879	alumna	Alumna is a schoolgirl or a female student who has finished or is about to finish her school
1880	alumnae	The plural form of alumna; more than one (kind of) alumna.
1881	alumni	The plural form of alumnus; more than one (kind of) alumnus.
1882	alumnus	Alumnus is a pupil or a student who has finished or is about to finish his/her school
1883	Alvin	Alvin is a male given name.
1884	always	If something always happens	For all of my life, the sun has always risen every day.
1885	Alyssa	Alyssa is a female given name.
1886	am	A form of the verb be used about the person speaking	I am hungry. Is there any food around?; Am I right?
1887	Amal
1888	amalgamate	When two things amalgamate	John and Peter amalgamated their businesses to form a larger company.
1889	amalgamated	The past tense and past participle of amalgamate.
1890	amalgamates	The third-person singular form of amalgamate.
1891	amalgamating	The present participle of amalgamate.
1892	amalgamation	Amalgamation is the act of amalgamating.	The amalgamation of Toronto was in 1998.
1893	amalgamations	The plural form of amalgamation; more than one (kind of) amalgamation.
1894	amass	To collect into a mass or heap
1895	amassed	The past tense and past participle of amass.
1896	amasses	The third-person singular form of amass.
1897	amassing	The present participle of amass.
1898	amateur	An amateur is a person who does something for fun
1899	amateurish	Something that is amateurish shows or reflects the efforts of an amateur and does not seem professional.	$200 for this amateurish painting? You're really wasting your money here.
1900	amateurs	The plural form of amateur; more than one (kind of) amateur.
1901	amaze	If you amaze somebody	It totally amazes me that he handles things as well as he does.; She's busy amazing the crowd with the many tricks she knows.; He was amazed when he found that the girl was a robot.
1902	amazed	The past tense and past participle of amaze.
1903	amazement	Amazement is the feeling you have when something surprises you very much.	I stared at her in amazement.
1904	amazements	The plural form of amazement; more than one (kind of) amazement.
1905	amazes	The third-person singular form of amaze.
1906	amazing	Amazing things cause wonder and amazement.	That was an amazing book. I enjoyed every moment of it.
1907	Ambala	Ambala is a city in the state of Haryana in India.
1908	ambassador	An ambassador is an important official who lives in a foreign country and represents his or her own country's interests there.	The German ambassador to Poland lives in Warsaw.
1909	ambassadors	The plural form of ambassador; more than one (kind of) ambassador.
1910	Ambazonia	Ambazonia is the name of a proposed country claimed by Cameroon.
1911	Ambazonian	A person from Ambazonia or of Ambazonian descent.
1912	amber	Amber is a color between yellow and brown.
1913	ambers	The plural form of amber; more than one (kind of) amber.
1914	ambient	Something that is ambient is in the background and is on all sides of an object.	The cup of tea cooled down to the ambient temperature.
1915	ambiguities	The plural form of ambiguity; more than one (kind of) ambiguity.
1916	ambiguity	An ambiguity means words or statements that are open to more than one interpretation or meaning.
1917	ambiguous	If something is ambiguous	I think he fills his speeches with ambiguous words on purpose.; The goal of the challenge remains rather ambiguous.
1918	ambition	If you have ambition	That young man is full of ambition and will make a great leader someday.; Sometimes our ambition drives us to do things that we shouldn't.
1919	ambitions	The plural form of ambition; more than one (kind of) ambition.
1920	ambitious	Someone who is ambitious always wants to do or to be something positive.	Robert, a very ambitious man from our department, nominated himself to be the new supervisor.
1921	ambivalent	If you are ambivalent	I'm ambivalent about what to do because I see good reasons for both options.
1922	amble	An amble is a slow leisure walk.
1923	ambled	The past tense and past participle of amble.
1924	ambles	The plural form of amble; more than one (kind of) amble.
1925	ambling	The present participle of amble.
1926	ambulance	An ambulance is a kind of van that takes hurt people to the hospital.	They called an ambulance when they saw he wasn't breathing.
1927	ambulances	The plural form of ambulance; more than one (kind of) ambulance.
1928	ambulate	If you ambulate yourself	Peter slowly ambulated to the bathroom, favoring his strained knee.
1929	ambulated	The past tense and past participle of ambulate.
1930	ambulates	The third-person singular form of ambulate.
1931	ambulating	The present participle of ambulate.
1932	ambuscade	An ambuscade is an ambush or a trap laid for an enemy.
1933	ambuscaded	The past tense and past participle of ambuscade.
1934	ambuscades	The plural form of ambuscade; more than one (kind of) ambuscade.
1935	ambuscading	The present participle of ambuscade.
1936	ambush	An ambush is a surprise attack.	It was a clever ambush; they didn't see us coming until it was too late.
1937	ambushed	The past tense and past participle of ambush.
1938	ambushes	The plural form of ambush; more than one (kind of) ambush.
1939	ambushing	The present participle of ambush.
1940	Amelia	Amelia is a female given name.
1941	ameliorate	When you ameliorate something	The doctor said this medicine would ameliorate my headache.; If we hire more police officers, we can ameliorate the high amounts of crime in this city.
1942	ameliorated	The past tense and past participle of ameliorate.
1943	ameliorates	The third-person singular form of ameliorate.
1944	ameliorating	The present participle of ameliorate.
1945	amen	You say amen at the end of a prayer to show agreement or express hope.	We thank you for this food, God, amen.
1946	amenable	An amenable person is someone who is willing to listen to persuasions or suggestions.
1947	amend	If you amend a law	Pakistan has amended a law to give new powers to army courts.
1948	amendable	If something is amendable
1949	amended	The past tense and past participle of amend.
1950	amending	The present participle of amend.
1951	amendment	An amendment is an addition or change to a document; also the process of making this change.	This law can only be changed by constitutional amendment.; We are considering an amendment to the Water Bill which required compliance with EC rules by 1993.; He agreed to accept amendments to reduce the standard rate of income tax in his Finance Bill.
1952	amendments	The plural form of amendment; more than one (kind of) amendment.
1953	amends	Amends are the apologies or payment given to a person due to loss or injury.	Making amends is an important step after a fight.
1954	amenities	The plural form of amenity; more than one (kind of) amenity.
1955	amenity	Amenity is a desirable or useful feature or facility of a building or place.
1956	America	The continents of North and South America.
1957	American	An American is a person from North America
1958	American football	A game that involves two teams trying to run
1959	Americanisation	Americanisation is when something is Americanised.
1960	Americanisations	The plural form of Americanisation; more than one (kind of) Americanisation.
1961	Americanise	If you Americanise something
1962	Americanised	The past tense and past participle of Americanise.
1963	Americanises	The third-person singular form of Americanise.
1964	Americanising	The present participle of Americanise.
1965	Americanization	Americanization is when something is Americanized.
1966	Americanizations	The plural form of Americanization; more than one (kind of) Americanization.
1967	Americanize	If you Americanize something
1968	Americanized	The past tense and past participle of Americanize.
1969	Americanizes	The third-person singular form of Americanize.
1970	Americanizing	The present participle of Americanize.
1971	Americans	The plural form of American; more than one (kind of) American.
1972	Americas	The continents of North America and South America.
1973	americium	Americium is a metallic (meaning made of metal) element with an atomic number of 95 and symbol Am.
1974	amiable	If a person is amiable	Susy's amiable personality makes her easy to get along with.; I'm always more amiable once I've had my morning coffee.; Because she was nice to all her fellow students, my cousin Sally was voted the most amiable female at her school.
1975	amicable	If someone is amicable they are friendly and nice.	The man was amicable when he smiled.
1976	amicably	In an amicable (friendly	He smiled at me amicably.
1977	amid	You use amid to talk about something happening at the same time as many other things.	Amid all the riots during the blackout, many stores were looted.
1978	amidst	If something is amidst other things	She saw the moon rising above the open sea amidst flying clouds.
1979	Amina
1980	Amir	Amir is a male given name.
1981	ammonia	Cleaning substance
1982	ammunition	Ammunition is the supply for a weapon (like bullets).
1983	ammunitions	The plural form of ammunition; more than one (kind of) ammunition.
1984	amnesia	Amnesia is the loss of memory.
1985	amnesic	An amnesic is a medication that causes you to forget things; it causes amnesia.
1986	amnesics	The plural form of amnesic; more than one (kind of) amnesic.
1987	amnestic	An amnestic is a medication that causes you to forget things; it causes amnesia.
1988	amnestics	The plural form of amnestic; more than one (kind of) amnestic.
1989	amnesties	The plural form of amnesty; more than one (kind of) amnesty.
1990	amnesty	An amnesty is a forgiveness of a government to a large group of people for their offense.
1991	among	In or into. We say "between" about 2 other things	She was among her friends.
1992	amongst	In or into. We say "between" 2 other things	She was amongst her friends.
1993	amoral	If something is amoral it is not moral or immoral.	The storm was an amoral force, that killed both good and bad people.
1994	amorous	If an allosexual person is amorous	You make me rather amorous when you take off a lot of your clothes.
1995	amorphous	When something is amorphous
1996	amount	A total of things; a measure of how much.	Pour a small amount of water into the dish.
1997	amounted	The past tense and past participle of amount.
1998	amounting	The present participle of amount.
1999	amounts	The plural form of amount; more than one (kind of) amount.
2000	amp	An amp is the unit used to measure electric current.	The fuse has a rating of 13 amps.
2001	amped	The past tense and past participle of amp.
2002	ampere	An ampere is the unit used to measure electric current. It is represented by the letter A.	The circuit had a current of 6 amperes.
2003	amperes	The plural form of ampere; more than one (kind of) ampere.
2004	ampersand	An ampersand is a symbol (&) that usually means "and".	Billy & Bobby went fishing near the pond. They caught tuna & bass.
2005	ampersands	The plural form of ampersand; more than one (kind of) ampersand.
2006	amphetamine	Amphetamine is a synthetic drug. It is a stimulant that helps people keep the focus and stay awake.
2007	amphetamines	The plural form of amphetamine; more than one (kind of) amphetamine.
2008	amphibian	An amphibian is an animal that lives on land and in water.	Frogs, toads, salamanders, newts, and gymnophiona are all examples of amphibians, since they can live on land and in the water.
2009	amphibians	The plural form of amphibian; more than one (kind of) amphibian.
2010	amphibious	If an animal is amphibious it lives in water when it is young and lives on land when it is an adult.	Frogs are amphibious.
2011	amphitheater	An amphitheater is an outdoor theatre with a central space
2012	amphitheaters	The plural form of amphitheater; more than one (kind of) amphitheater.
2013	amphitheatre	An amphitheatre is an outdoor theatre with a central space
2014	amphitheatres	The plural form of amphitheatre; more than one (kind of) amphitheatre.
2015	amphora	An amphora is a vessel from ancient Greece and Rome used to hold wine or olive oil.
2016	amphorae	The plural form of amphora; more than one (kind of) amphora.
2017	amphoras	The plural form of amphora; more than one (kind of) amphora.
2018	amping	The present participle of amp.
2019	ample	If there is an ample amount of something	There'll be ample opportunity to relax, swim and soak up some sun.; The design of the ground floor created ample space for a good-sized kitchen.
2020	ampler	The comparative form of ample; more ample.
2021	amplest	The superlative form of ample; most ample.
2022	amplification	Amplification is the process or result of increasing a signal	Most of the music classrooms have some type of sound amplification system.
2023	amplifications	The plural form of amplification; more than one (kind of) amplification.
2024	amplified	The past tense and past participle of amplify.
2025	amplifier	An amplifier is an electronic device that increases the strength of a sound or signal.	You need to plug in the amplifier to get any sound.
2026	amplifiers	The plural form of amplifier; more than one (kind of) amplifier.
2027	amplifies	The third-person singular form of amplify.
2028	amplify	To amplify something is to make more of it: larger
2029	amplifying	The present participle of amplify.
2030	amplitude	The measure of how big something is.
2031	amplitudes	The plural form of amplitude; more than one (kind of) amplitude.
2032	amps	The plural form of amp; more than one (kind of) amp.
2033	amputate	If someone has been amputated
2034	amputated	The past tense and past participle of amputate.
2035	amputates	The third-person singular form of amputate.
2036	amputating	The present participle of amputate.
2037	amputation	Amputation is the act of removing someone's limbs surgically.
2038	amputations	The plural form of amputation; more than one (kind of) amputation.
2039	amputee	An amputee is a person who has one or more limbs removed.
2040	amputees	The plural form of amputee; more than one (kind of) amputee.
2041	amulet	An amulet is an object a person keeps because he thinks it gives him good luck.
2042	amulets	The plural form of amulet; more than one (kind of) amulet.
2043	amuse	To amuse is to cause laughter and enjoyment; to be funny.
2044	amused	The past tense and past participle of amuse.	While I was waiting for the bus, I amused myself by counting the cars that went by.
2045	amusement	Amusement is the feeling you have when something is fun or funny or makes you laugh.
2046	amusements	The plural form of amusement; more than one (kind of) amusement.
2047	amuses	The third-person singular form of amuse.
2048	amusing	If something is amusing	We had a very amusing afternoon playing with the kids, but we didn't get anything done.
2049	an	An is used when you don't expect your listener to identify which thing you mean.	I just ate an apple.; It is indeed an honor to have met you today.
2050	an apple a day keeps the doctor away	An apple a day keeps the doctor away means that healthy food keeps you healthy.
2051	an arm and a leg	If something costs an arm and a leg
2052	anachronise	When you anachronise an event	He anachronised contemporary politics with those of the bronze age.
2053	anachronised	The past tense and past participle of anachronise.
2054	anachronises	The third-person singular form of anachronise.
2055	anachronising	The present participle of anachronise.
2056	anachronism	Anachronism is when you prematurely or incorrectly juxtapose an event with notions or norms from a different time period.	Conflating loyalty in a historic theocracy with that of the modern liberal state is anachronism.
2057	anachronistic	If an argument is anachronistic
2058	anachronize	When you anachronize an event	He anachronized contemporary politics with those of the bronze age.
2059	anachronized	The past tense and past participle of anachronize.
2060	anachronizes	The third-person singular form of anachronize.
2061	anachronizing	The present participle of anachronize.
2062	anaemia	Anaemia is a medical condition where the blood has a reduced capacity to transport oxygen
2063	anaemic	When someone is anaemic
2064	anaesthesia	Anaesthesia is an artificial method of making a person insensitive to pain.
2065	anaesthesias	The plural form of anaesthesia; more than one (kind of) anaesthesia.
2066	anaesthesiologist	A anaesthesiologist is a doctor who specializes in anaesthesiology and administers anaesthesia.
2067	anaesthesiologists	The plural form of anaesthesiologist; more than one (kind of) anaesthesiologist.
2068	anaesthesiology	Anaesthesiology is the science of administering anaesthetics.
2069	anaesthetic	An anaesthetic is a gas that is used by a doctor or nurse to make a person feel no pain or to put a person to sleep.	They used an anaesthetic on him before performing the surgery.
2070	anaesthetics	The plural form of anaesthetic; more than one (kind of) anaesthetic.
2071	anaesthetise	If you anaesthetise a person	Just prior to surgery the doctor will anaesthetise him and he will sleep for four hours.
2072	anaesthetised	The past tense and past participle of anaesthetise.
2073	anaesthetises	The third-person singular form of anaesthetise.
2074	anaesthetising	The present participle of anaesthetise.
2075	anagram	A word or phrase that can be made by rearranging (moving) the letters to form another word or phrase.	The word "leader" is an anagram of "dealer".
2076	anagrams	The plural form of anagram; more than one (kind of) anagram.
2077	anal	Anal sex
2078	anal bleaching	Anal bleaching is a process that causes the skin around the anus to become lighter in color.
2079	anal sex	Anal sex is when someone has sex with the anus.	You can't get pregnant from having anal sex.
2080	analgesic	An analgesic is a medicine that reduces pain.
2081	analgesics	The plural form of analgesic; more than one (kind of) analgesic.
2082	analog	A variable used in a technical system is continuous
2083	analogies	The plural form of analogy; more than one (kind of) analogy.
2084	analogise	If you analogise something
2085	analogised	The past tense and past participle of analogise.
2086	analogises	The third-person singular form of analogise.
2087	analogising	The present participle of analogise.
2088	analogize	If you analogize something
2089	analogized	The past tense and past participle of analogize.
2090	analogizes	The third-person singular form of analogize.
2091	analogizing	The present participle of analogize.
2092	analogous	When x is analogous to y	Using that little broom to sweep this big floor is analogous to using a candle to cook dinner for 40 people.; The development of the new DVD with multiple formats is analogous to the video wars between beta and VHS.
2093	analogs	The plural form of analog; more than one (kind of) analog.
2094	analogy	An analogy is a likeness or a comparison between two things that have some features that are the same and others which are different.	Several quite obvious analogies between the two authors can be made.
2095	anals	The plural form of anal; more than one (kind of) anal.
2096	analyse	If you analyse something	They can make up questions, collect field data, and analyse that data on their computers.; The dust was analysed to determine its chemical contents.
2097	analysed	The past tense and past participle of analyse.
2098	analyser	An analyser is someone or something that analyses someone or something else.
2099	analysers	The plural form of analyser; more than one (kind of) analyser.
2100	analyses	The plural form of analysis; more than one (kind of) analysis.
2101	analysing	The present participle of analyse.
2102	analysis	If you do an analysis	We performed a detailed analysis of the relationship between the two companies and believe that they could form a strong partnership.
2103	analyst	An analyst is a person who researches or studies a topic.	The company called for a business analyst to help plan the budget.
2104	analysts	The plural form of analyst; more than one (kind of) analyst.
2105	analytic	If someone is analytic
2106	analytical	When someone is analytical
2107	analytically	When someone studies something analytically
2108	analyze	If you analyze something	They can make up questions, collect field data, and analyze that data on their computers.; The dust was analyzed to determine its chemical contents.
2109	analyzed	The past tense and past participle of analyze.
2110	analyzer	An analyzer is someone or something that analyzes someone or something else.
2111	analyzers	The plural form of analyzer; more than one (kind of) analyzer.
2112	analyzes	The third-person singular form of analyze.
2113	analyzing	The present participle of analyse.
2114	anaphrodisiac	An anaphrodisiac is a substance that is usually taken to reduce your sexual desire.	Take anaphrodisiacs if your libido is too high.
2115	anaphrodisiacs	The plural form of anaphrodisiac; more than one (kind of) anaphrodisiac.
2116	anarchies	The plural form of anarchy; more than one (kind of) anarchy.
2117	anarchist	An anarchist is a person who believes in or advocates the absence of hierarchy and authority in most forms.
2118	anarchists	The plural form of anarchist; more than one (kind of) anarchist.
2119	anarchy	Anarchy is the state of a society being without authorities or an authoritative governing body.
2120	anatomies	The plural form of anatomy; more than one (kind of) anatomy.
2121	anatomy	Anatomy is a type of science. It studies the parts that make up living things	He studied for his anatomy test all night, but still couldn't remember the names of the bones in the body, or where all the organs are.; The anatomies of monkey brains and human brains are actually very similar.
2122	Anban
2123	ancestor	An ancestor is a person from whom one is descended . A very similar word is forebear.	We get our customs from our ancestors.
2124	ancestors	The plural form of ancestor; more than one (kind of) ancestor.
2125	ancestral	If something is ancestral
2126	ancestries	The plural form of ancestry; more than one (kind of) ancestry.
2127	ancestry	Ancestry is a person's family or ethnic descent.
2128	anchor	An anchor is a large heavy weight
2129	Anchorage	Anchorage is the largest city in Alaska.
2130	anchorages	The plural form of anchorage; more than one (kind of) anchorage.
2131	anchored	The past tense and past participle of anchor.
2132	anchoring	The present participle of anchor.
2133	anchors	The plural form of anchor; more than one (kind of) anchor.
2134	anchovies	The plural form of anchovy; more than one (kind of) anchovy.
2135	anchovy	A small saltwater fish of the Engraulidae family; anchovies are often used as food
2136	ancient	Very old	He studied the ancient world.
2137	Ancient Greek	Ancient Greek is the early form of the Greek language
2138	Ancient Kangleipak	Ancient Kangleipak was the Meitei-speaking world in ancient times
2139	Ancient Meitei	A form of the Meitei language of ancient times.
2140	ancients	The plural form of ancient; more than one (kind of) ancient.
2141	and	You use and to talk about two things at once.	I like singing and reading.; Mary and Jane went on a holiday together.
2142	And the willow
2143	and/or	You use and/or when listing things where either or both of them are options. It combines the meaning of the words "and" and "or".	Please list three business and/or personal references.; (This means that you could list three business references, three personal references, or a mix of business and personal references.)
2144	Andaman and Nicobar Islands	Andaman and Nicobar Islands is a Union territory in India. The capital city is Port Blair.
2145	anded	The past tense and past participle of and.
2146	anding	The present participle of and.
2147	Andorra	Andorra is a small country in Europe between France and Spain.
2148	Andorran	If something is Andorran	He has a Andorran accent.
2149	Andorrans	The plural form of Andorran; more than one (kind of) Andorran.
2150	Andres	Andres is a Spanish male given name.
2151	Andrew	Andrew is a male given name.
2152	androgyne	A person who is masculine and feminine at the same time.
2153	androgynes	The plural form of androgyne; more than one (kind of) androgyne.
2154	androgynies	The plural form of androgyny; more than one (kind of) androgyny.
2155	androgynous	Androgynous is being both male and female.
2156	androgyny	Androgyny is hermaphroditism.
2157	Andy	Andy is a male given name.
2158	anecdote	An anecdote is a story	He told us a good anecdote at dinner.
2159	anecdotes	The plural form of anecdote; more than one (kind of) anecdote.
2160	anemia	Anemia is a medical condition where the blood has a reduced capacity to transport oxygen
2161	anemic	When someone is anemic
2162	anesthesia	Anesthesia is an artificial method of making a person insensitive to pain.
2163	anesthesias	The plural form of anesthesia; more than one (kind of) anesthesia.
2164	anesthesiologist	A anesthesiologist is a doctor who specializes in anesthesiology and administers anesthesia.
2165	anesthesiologists	The plural form of anesthesiologist; more than one (kind of) anesthesiologist.
2166	anesthesiology	Anesthesiology is the science of administering anesthetics.
2167	anesthetic	An anesthetic is a gas that is used by a doctor or nurse to make a person feel no pain or to put a person to sleep.	They used an anesthetic on him before performing the surgery.
2168	anesthetics	The plural form of anesthetic; more than one (kind of) anesthetic.
2169	anesthetize	If you anesthetize a person	Just prior to surgery the doctor will anesthetize him and he will sleep for four hours.
2170	anesthetized	The past tense and past participle of anaesthetize.
2171	anesthetizes	The third-person singular form of anaesthetize.
2172	anesthetizing	The present participle of anaesthetize.
2173	anew	If you do something anew	After the accident, he had to learn to walk anew.
2174	angel	In some religions and myths	Gabriel is an important angel in Christianity and Islam.
2175	Angela	Angela is a female given name. It means angel and messenger.
2176	angelologies	The plural form of angelology; more than one (kind of) angelology.
2177	angelology	Angelology is the study of angels.	To begin angelology, you should read the Bible.
2178	angels	The plural form of angel; more than one (kind of) angel.
2179	anger	A strong feeling of displeasure
2180	angered	The past tense and past participle of anger.
2181	angering	The present participle of anger.
2182	angers	The third-person singular form of anger.
2183	angle	When two straight lines come together	A 90° angle is called a right angle.
2184	angled	The past tense and past participle of angle.
2185	angles	The plural form of angle; more than one (kind of) angle.
2186	Anglican	When something is Anglican
2187	Anglican Communion	The Anglican Communion is an international network of churches that are in communion with the Church of England.
2188	Anglicans	The plural form of Anglican; more than one (kind of) Anglican.
2189	angling	The present participle of angle.
2190	anglo	An anglo is an English person or person of English ancestry.	Back when we went to the World Cup in South Africa, we saw many anglos waving English flags.
2191	Anglo-	Something that is related to England.	The Anglo-American treaty agreed to extradition of criminals from each country to the other.
2192	Anglo-Egyptian Sudan	Anglo-Egyptian Sudan was the rule by both Egypt and The United Kingdom until Sudan becomes Independent in January 1
2193	Anglophobia	Anglophobia is the fear or dislike of things that are English or British
2194	Anglophone	A person who can speak the English language.
2195	Anglophones	The plural form of Anglophone; more than one (kind of) Anglophone.
2196	anglos	The plural form of anglo; more than one (kind of) anglo.
2197	angrier	The comparative form of angry; more angry.	She was getting angrier with every minute.
2198	angriest	The superlative form of angry; most angry.	He was the angriest in the group.
2199	angrily	In an angry way; with anger	He shouted angrily.
2200	angry	Upset in an aggressive way.	He embarrassed her, so she was angry.
2201	anguish	Anguish refers to the emotional pain and despair someone can experience.	My anguish over a break-up with my lover could not be soothed.
2202	anguished	The past tense and past participle of anguish.
2203	anguishes	The plural form of anguish; more than one (kind of) anguish.
2204	anguishing	The present participle of anguish.
2205	anhydrous	If something is anhydrous
2206	anilingus	Anilingus is when a person stimulates another person's anus with their tongue.
2207	animal	An animal is any living thing that can move. People are not animals	Dogs, elephants, and horses are all animals.
2208	animals	The plural form of animal; more than one (kind of) animal.	There are many animals in the forest.
2209	animate	If something is animate
2210	animated	The past tense and past participle of animate.
2211	animates	The third-person singular form of animate.
2212	animating	The present participle of animate.
2213	animation	Animation is a way of making a movie from many still images or drawings. The images are put together one after another	Adventure Time is a great animation.
2214	animations	The plural form of animation; more than one (kind of) animation.
2215	animatronics	Animatronics is a form of robotics used to create robots that produce preset moves and prerecorded sounds.
2216	anime	Anime is an artistic style related to Japanese animation.
2217	animes	The plural form of anime; more than one (kind of) anime.
2218	anion	An anion is a negatively charged ion.
2219	anions	The plural form of anion; more than one (kind of) anion.
2220	Ankara	Ankara is the capital city of Turkey.
2221	ankle	The ankle is the joint between the foot and the leg.	She sprained her ankle when she fell on the ice.
2222	ankles	The plural form of ankle; more than one (kind of) ankle.
2223	anklet	A anklet is a band or chain worn around the ankle as jewelry or an ornament.
2224	anklets	The plural form of anklet; more than one (kind of) anklet.
2225	Ann	Ann is a female given name.
2226	anneal	If you anneal something
2227	annealed	The past tense and past participle of anneal.
2228	annealing	The present participle of anneal.
2229	anneals	The third-person singular form of anneal.
2230	annex	To attach
2231	annexed	The past tense and past participle of annex.
2232	annexes	The third-person singular form of annex.
2233	annexing	The present participle of annex.
2234	Annie	Annie is a female given name.
2235	annihilate	If something is annihilated	An atom bomb can annihilate a whole city.
2236	annihilated	The past tense and past participle of annihilate.
2237	annihilates	The third-person singular form of annihilate.
2238	annihilating	The present participle of annihilate.
2239	anniversaries	The plural form of anniversary; more than one (kind of) anniversary.
2240	anniversary	An anniversary is a day that is an exact number of years since a special event.	Today is our tenth wedding anniversary.
2241	annotate	If you annotate a document or other text	The research paper was annotated with an explanation of the context of one of the points.
2242	annotated	The past tense and past participle of annotate.
2243	annotates	The third-person singular form of annotate.
2244	annotating	The present participle of annotate.
2245	annotation	An annotation is a note or comment that is added on a document or diagram that explains something.	The annotations in the bibliography provided a helpful explanation of the sources.
2246	annotations	The plural form of annotation; more than one (kind of) annotation.
2247	announce	If you announce something	"There's been a change in plans," she announced, and her mother looked surprised.; Dun & Bradstreet announced its intention to split into three separate companies by fall.; They haven't announced the time of the next train yet.; Recently, Halliburton also announced a deal to buy U.K.-based PSL Energy Services Ltd.
2248	announced	The past tense and past participle of announce.
2249	announcement	An announcement is something that informs people about a topic or an issue.	The announcement in the airport told people that some airplanes would not arrive on time.
2250	announcements	The plural form of announcement; more than one (kind of) announcement.
2251	announcer	An announcer is a person who makes announcements.	After he stopped playing, he became a sports announcer.
2252	announcers	The plural form of announcer; more than one (kind of) announcer.
2253	announces	The third-person singular form of announce.
2254	announcing	The present participle of announce.
2255	annoy	If something annoys people	It annoys me when he won't stop talking.; Stop annoying your sister.
2256	annoyance	An annoyance is something or someone that makes a person angry or bothered.
2257	annoyances	The plural form of annoyance; more than one (kind of) annoyance.
2258	annoyed	If someone is annoyed	When Graham broke the glass, I was really annoyed, but the face he made was so funny, I had to laugh.
2259	annoying	The present participle of annoy.
2260	annoys	The third-person singular form of annoy.
2261	annual	If something is annual	The 1992 Annual General Meeting was held at Bristol University, on Saturday April 11 and Sunday April 12.
2262	annually	If something happens annually	The meeting is held annually in Toronto.
2263	annuals	The plural form of annual; more than one (kind of) annual.
2264	annul	If something is annulled
2265	annulled	The past tense and past participle of annul.
2266	annulling	The present participle of annul.
2267	annulment	Annulment is the act making something invalid.
2268	annulments	The plural form of annulment; more than one (kind of) annulment.
2269	annuls	The third-person singular form of annul.
2270	annum	Annum is a Latin word for year	The interest rate is 5% per annum.; Her salary is $50,000 per annum.
2271	annunciate	If you annunciate something
2272	annunciated	The past tense and past participle of annunciate.
2273	annunciates	The third-person singular form of annunciate.
2274	annunciating	The present participle of annunciate.
2275	annunciation	An annunciation is the announcement of something.
2276	annunciations	The plural form of annunciation; more than one (kind of) annunciation.
2277	anode	An anode is an electrode through which the conventional current enters into a polarized electrical device.
2278	anodes	The plural form of anode; more than one (kind of) anode.
2279	anoint	If you anoint
2280	anointed	The past tense and past participle of anoint.
2281	anointing	The present participle of anoint.
2282	anoints	The third-person singular form of anoint.
2283	anomalies	The plural form of anomaly; more than one (kind of) anomaly.
2284	anomaly	A situation or thing that is not normal.
2285	anonymise	If you anonymise something
2286	anonymised	The past tense and past participle of anonymise.
2287	anonymises	The third-person singular form of anonymise.
2288	anonymising	The present participle of anonymise.
2289	anonymities	The plural form of anonymity; more than one (kind of) anonymity.
2290	anonymity	Anonymity is a situation when a person's identity or name is not given.
2291	anonymize	If you anonymize something
2292	anonymized	The past tense and past participle of anonymize.
2293	anonymizes	The third-person singular form of anonymize.
2294	anonymizing	The present participle of anonymize.
2295	anonymous	If a message is anonymous	The book without an author was anonymous.
2296	anonymously	If you do something anonymously	The book was written anonymously
2297	anorak	A anorak is a heavy weatherproof jacket with an attached hood.
2298	anoraks	The plural form of anorak; more than one (kind of) anorak.
2299	another	Another of something means that there is one more of it.	Is there another way to do this?; Mike and another man came to our house.; I can't do this now. Let's do it another time.; Another of the things you can't ask is "how old are you?"; I've got this shirt, and another just like it.; That's another one of those things I have to do.; Can I just sleep for another five minutes?; I've been very busy with one thing and another.; I'll do it one way or another.; And another thing: clean this up!; I hope we don't get another George Bush.; Oh no! Not another problem!
2300	Anschluss	When Austria and Germany became one country in 1938.
2301	Anschlüsse	The plural form of Anschluss; more than one (kind of) Anschluss.
2302	answer	An answer is something that someone says after another person asks (says) a question.	The answer to your question is "no".; Question: "How old are you?"; Answer: "I'm 12 years old."
2303	answerable	If something is answerable	Is that question answerable?
2304	answered	The past tense and past participle of answer.	She answered all the questions on her test.
2305	answering	The present participle of answer.	I am answering a question.
2306	answering machine	An answering machine is an automatic device on a phone that leaves a message to people calling when you are absent or when you do not want to be phoned. At the end of the message they can also leave you their own message.
2307	answers	The plural form of answer; more than one (kind of) answer.	There are many answers to some questions.
2308	ant	An ant is an insect that walks and goes in groups.	Don't step on those ants.
2309	ant hill	Ant hill is another way of spelling anthill.
2310	ant hills	The plural form of ant hill; more than one (kind of) ant hill.
2311	antagonise	If you antagonise someone
2312	antagonised	The past tense and past participle of antagonise.
2313	antagonises	The third-person singular form of antagonise.
2314	antagonising	The present participle of antagonise.
2315	antagonism	Antagonism is strong dislike or opposition between people or groups.	The two politicians showed open antagonism toward each other.; The ongoing antagonisms between the rival teams made the match intense.
2316	antagonisms	The plural form of antagonism; more than one (kind of) antagonism.
2317	antagonist	An antagonist is an opponent or enemy.
2318	antagonists	The plural form of antagonist; more than one (kind of) antagonist.
2319	antagonize	If you antagonize someone
2320	antagonized	The past tense and past participle of antagonize.
2321	antagonizes	The third-person singular form of antagonize.
2322	antagonizing	The present participle of antagonize.
2323	Antarctic	The Antarctic
2324	Antarctic Circle	The Antarctic Circle is a line which marks the northernmost place in the Southern Hemisphere where the sun does not set on the summer solstice and does not rise on the winter solstice.
2325	Antarctic Ocean	The Antarctic Ocean is a large body of water. It is mainly located south of the Antarctic Circle.	There are many islands in the Antarctic Ocean.
2326	Antarctica	Antarctica is the most southern continent on the Earth; it contains the South Pole.	Penguins live in Antarctica.
2327	ante	An ante is something you agree to risk before you know what will happen.	The dealer asked the gamblers, "What's the ante."; I seemed to have upped the ante on Wiktionary when said I knew how to write IPA symbols.
2328	ante-	This means before what is named by the rest of the word.	The time before the U.S. civil war is often called the antebellum era. (Note: "bellum" means war in Latin.)
2329	ante meridiem	Usually abbreviated to a.m.	The work day here formally begins at 8:00 ante meridiem.
2330	antecedent	An antecedent event is something that happens earlier in time or in order.
2331	anted	The past tense and past participle of ante.
2332	antedate	If A antedates B
2333	antedated	The past tense and past participle of antedate.
2334	antedates	The third-person singular form of antedate.
2335	antedating	The present participle of antedate.
2336	antediluvian	If something is antediluvian	My old professor teaches many antediluvian theories.
2337	anteing	The present participle of ante.
2338	antelope	An antelope is an mammal similar to deer.
2339	antelopes	The plural form of antelope; more than one (kind of) antelope.
2340	anterior	Anterior is a word used in biology to refer to the front of an animal.
2341	antes	The plural form of ante; more than one (kind of) ante.
2342	anthem	An anthem is a type of song.	Please stand for the national anthem.
2343	anthems	The plural form of anthem; more than one (kind of) anthem.
2344	anther	The anther of a flower is the part of the stamen of a flower that bears pollen.
2345	anthers	The plural form of anther; more than one (kind of) anther.
2346	anthill	An anthill is a pile of dirt made by ants where ants live.
2347	ant-hill	Ant-hill is another way of spelling anthill.
2348	anthills	The plural form of anthill; more than one (kind of) anthill.
2349	ant-hills	The plural form of ant-hill; more than one (kind of) ant-hill.
2350	anthologies	The plural form of anthology; more than one (kind of) anthology.
2351	anthology	An anthology is a collection of works
2352	Anthony	Anthony is a male given name.
2353	anthropolatry	Anthropolatry is the love of humans.
2354	anthropologist	An anthropologist is an expert in anthropology.
2355	anthropologists	The plural form of anthropologist; more than one (kind of) anthropologist.
2356	anthropology	Anthropology is the study of humans and humanity as a whole.	In anthropology class, you can learn about the history of human beings.
2357	anthropometries	The plural form of anthropometry; more than one (kind of) anthropometry.
2358	anthropometry	Anthropometry is the science of measurements and proportions of the human body.
2359	anthropomorphic	If something is anthropomorphic
2360	anthropomorphism	Anthropomorphism is the idea that a nonhuman animal
2361	anthropophagi	The plural form of anthropophagus; more than one (kind of) anthropophagus.
2362	anthropophagus	An anthropophagus is an animal or person who eats people.
2363	anti	Against.	I'm anti the idea of moving the couch there. I think that's a horrible place for it.
2364	anti-	Anti is put before a word to mean to be against or opposed to	Some people who are against the war led an antiwar protest.; Cars need antifreeze when the weather is cold.
2365	antibiotic	An antibiotic is a drug that stops the growth of or destroys bacteria and other such microorganisms.	The antibiotic helped healing him.
2366	antibiotics	The plural form of antibiotic; more than one (kind of) antibiotic.
2367	anticipatable	If something is anticipatable
2368	anticipate	If you anticipate something	The seasonal changes in temperature are anticipated by birds through the changes of day length.; The airport will be expanded to meet anticipated growth in air traffic.; We do not anticipate any major problems with the new system.
2369	anticipated	The past tense and past participle of anticipate.
2370	anticipates	The third-person singular form of anticipate.
2371	anticipating	The present participle of anticipate.
2372	anticipation	Anticipation is looking forward to or expecting something	He waited with great anticipation for Christmas to arrive.
2373	anticipations	The plural form of anticipation; more than one (kind of) anticipation.
2374	anticlockwise	If you turn anticlockwise
2375	anti-clockwise	If you turn anti-clockwise
2376	anticommunist	An anticommunist is a person or thing that is against communism.
2377	anticommunists	The plural form of anticommunist; more than one (kind of) anticommunist.
2378	antidepressant	An antidepressant is a medicine given to treat depression.	I was depressed, so my doctor put me on antidepressant tablets to help me feel better.
2379	antidepressants	The plural form of antidepressant; more than one (kind of) antidepressant.
2380	antidisestablishmentarian	Someone who is against separating the Church of England from the government.
2381	antidisestablishmentarianism	Antidisestablishmentarianism is the belief that is against the church and the state being separated.
2382	antidisestablishmentarianist	An antidisestablishmentarian.
2383	antidisestablishmentarianists	The plural form of antidisestablishmentarianist; more than one (kind of) antidisestablishmentarianist.
2384	antidisestablishmentarians	The plural form of antidisestablishmentarian; more than one (kind of) antidisestablishmentarian.
2385	antidote	An antidote is something that cures or helps lessen the effects of poison or venom.	We need to find an antidote for the snake venom, or else he is going to die.
2386	antidotes	The plural form of antidote; more than one (kind of) antidote.
2387	antifreeze	Antifreeze is a liquid used in cars to stop motor parts from freezing.
2388	Antigua and Barbuda	Antigua and Barbuda is a Caribbean state.	My dad lives in Antigua and Barbuda.
2389	antihero	An antihero is a bad person who is the principal (main) character in a story. A bad or evil hero.
2390	anti-hero	Anti-hero is another way of spelling antihero.
2391	antiheroes	The plural form of antihero; more than one (kind of) antihero.
2392	anti-heroes	The plural form of anti-hero; more than one (kind of) anti-hero.
2393	antimasonry	Antimasonry refers to the political	Antimasonry is more common than anti-Semitism, it is more tolerated by the liberal establishment to criticize Masonry than Judaism.
2394	antimony	Antimony is a metallic (meaning made of metal) element with an atomic number of 51 and symbol Sb.
2395	antinatalism	Antinatalism is a philosophy that supports preventing new people from being born
2396	antioxidant	An antioxidant is something that slows or stops the oxidation of another chemical.
2397	antioxidants	The plural form of antioxidant; more than one (kind of) antioxidant.
2398	antipasti	The plural form of antipasto; more than one (kind of) antipasto.
2399	antipasto	An antipasto is the first course of a traditional Italian meal. It usually compromise of salami
2400	antipastos	The plural form of antipasto; more than one (kind of) antipasto.
2401	antipodal	One of the cells at the chalazal pole of an embryo sac.
2402	antipyretic	Something that is antipyretic reduces fever.
2403	antipyretics	The plural form of antipyretic; more than one (kind of) antipyretic.
2404	antiquarian	If something is antiquarian
2405	antiquarians	The plural form of antiquarian; more than one (kind of) antiquarian.
2406	antiquate	If you antiquate something
2407	antiquated	The past tense and past participle of antiquate.
2408	antiquates	The third-person singular form of antiquate.
2409	antiquating	The present participle of antiquate.
2410	antique	An antique is something that is old for its type.	This lamp is an antique, it is 200 years old.
2411	antiques	The plural form of antique; more than one (kind of) antique.
2412	anti-Semitism	Political	Anti-Semitism and racial discrimination are less common than they once were.
2413	anti-Semitisms	The plural form of anti-Semitism; more than one (kind of) anti-Semitism.
2414	antiseptic	If something is antiseptic	It contains alcohol, which has antiseptic properties.
2415	antiseptics	The plural form of antiseptic; more than one (kind of) antiseptic.
2416	antisocial	If a person is antisocial
2417	antitheses	The plural form of antithesis; more than one (kind of) antithesis.
2418	antithesis	An antithesis is an idea that is the opposite of another idea.
2419	anti-villain	An anti-villain is a bad character in a story who has good goals or kind reasons but uses wrong or harmful ways to reach them. A good or noble villain.
2420	anti-villains	The plural form of anti-villain; more than one (kind of) anti-villain.
2421	antivirus	A program for a computer that keep computer viruses out the computer. Usually
2422	antler	Antlers are the bony structure on the head of deer
2423	antlers	The plural form of antler; more than one (kind of) antler.
2424	antonym	A word that means the opposite of another word.	Good is the antonym of bad; high is the antonym of low.; The words schadenfreude and epicaricacy are antonyms of confelicity.
2425	antonyms	The plural form of antonym; more than one (kind of) antonym.
2426	ants	The plural form of ant; more than one (kind of) ant.
2427	anus	The anus is the opening in the butt where waste from the intestines leaves the body.	He used paper to clean around his anus before leaving the toilet.
2428	anuses	The plural form of anus; more than one (kind of) anus.
2429	anvil	An anvil is a heavy iron block used in the blacksmith trade as a surface upon which metal can be struck and shaped.
2430	anvils	The plural form of anvil; more than one (kind of) anvil.
2431	anxieties	The plural form of anxiety; more than one (kind of) anxiety.
2432	anxiety	Anxiety is a fear of what might happen in the future.	The thought of going to the dentist filled him with anxiety.
2433	anxiolytic	If something is anxiolytic
2434	anxiolytics	The plural form of anxiolytic; more than one (kind of) anxiolytic.
2435	anxious	To be anxious	He had an anxious wait at the hospital before seeing the doctor.
2436	anxiously	If something is done anxiously
2437	any	some or even the smallest amount or number	Do you want any coffee?; There aren't any pencils left, not even one.; Don't tell me. I don't want to hear any more about it.; Are you sure there's some here? I don't see any.; Slow down. I can't go any faster.; It doesn't look any different to me.
2438	anybody	Any one person out of a number of people.	I don't care who comes. Anybody will do.; Hello! Is there anybody inside?
2439	anyhow	You use anyhow to say something does not matter	We were told not to go, but went anyhow.; I didn't go to the concert. I'm not a big rock fan, and I didn't have a ticket anyhow.
2440	anymore	If something does not happen anymore	I liked that place when I was young, but I don't go there anymore.; I'm not sick anymore. I got better last night.
2441	anyone	Any person. You use this word when there is no limit to who might be meant. You might be able to change anyone to any person's name.	Help! Can anyone hear me?; I don't know anyone here.; Anyone who saw the accident should phone the police.
2442	anything	Any one of all things. You use this when there is no limit to what might be meant. You might be able to change "anything" to any other word.	I'll do anything you want.; Is there anything he has not done?; I don't have anything left.
2443	anytime	Anytime is any time at all.	I have no plans this weekend; I can paint the house anytime.
2444	anyway	You use anyway to say something does not matter	We were told not to go, but went anyway.; I didn't go to the concert. I'm not a big rock fan, and I didn't have a ticket anyway.
2445	anywhere	(in	I don't have anywhere to go.; Victor has never been anywhere outside Chengdu.
2446	Apéritifs
2447	apart	If two things are apart	Scientists theorize that Pangaea drifted apart into the different continents that exist on Earth today.
2448	apartment	An apartment is a place with several rooms in a building where other people also live.	The woman moved her furniture into her new apartment.
2449	apartments	The plural form of apartment; more than one (kind of) apartment.
2450	apatheism	Apatheism is the lack of interest in a belief or disbelief of the existence of a god.
2451	apathetic	A feeling of apathy for someone.
2452	apathies	The plural form of apathy; more than one (kind of) apathy.
2453	apathy	Apathy is a lack of interest in something.	He showed apathy by not completing the tasks that were assigned to him by his boss.
2454	ape	An ape is a primate that doesn't have a tail
2455	apéritif	An apéritif is an alcoholic drink served before a meal as an appetizer.
2456	apéritifs	The plural form of apéritif; more than one (kind of) apéritif.
2457	apes	The plural form of ape; more than one (kind of) ape.
2458	apex	The apex of something is located at its highest or greatest point.	The apex of the building
2459	apexes	The plural form of apex; more than one (kind of) apex.
2460	aphenphosmphobia	Aphenphosmphobia is the fear of being touched.
2461	aphrodisiac	If a food is aphrodisiac
2462	aphrodisiacs	The plural form of aphrodisiac; more than one (kind of) aphrodisiac.
2463	apices	The plural form of apex; more than one (kind of) apex.
2464	aplenty	in abundance	While there are amenities aplenty, what makes Surf Simply stand out is the coaching and education.
2465	aplomb	If you do something with aplomb	She passed the test with aplomb.
2466	apnea	Apnea is the condition where a person stops breathing
2467	apneas	The plural form of apnea; more than one (kind of) apnea.
2468	Apnetr
2469	apocalypse	The apocalypse is the end of the world
2470	apocalypses	The plural form of apocalypse; more than one (kind of) apocalypse.
2471	Apokpa	An apokpa is an ancient Meitei ancestral deity belonging to one particular clan or family.
2472	apologetic	If a person feels apologetic
2473	apologies	The plural form of apology; more than one (kind of) apology.
2474	apologise	If you apologise	He apologised because he had accidentally bumped into someone.
2475	apologised	The past tense and past participle of apologise.
2476	apologises	The third-person singular form of apologise.
2477	apologising	The present participle of apologise.
2478	apologize	If you apologize	He apologized because he had accidentally bumped into someone.
2479	apologized	The past tense and past participle of apologize.
2480	apologizes	The third-person singular form of apologize.
2481	apologizing	The present participle of apologize.
2482	apology	An apology is words or actions that show you are sorry.	Thank you both very much, and again, my apologies for keeping you both waiting so late.; Japan has never offered an official apology for Pearl Harbor.
2483	apostle	A leader of a religious mission
2484	apostles	The plural form of apostle; more than one (kind of) apostle.
2485	apostrophe	An apostrophe is a punctuation mark which is used to show that part of a word is missing	In the phrase "John's sentence", there is an apostrophe after John but before the "s" to show that the sentence belongs to John.
2486	apostrophes	The plural form of apostrophe; more than one (kind of) apostrophe.
2487	app	An app is a computer application.	There are various apps on the internet that you can download or purchase.
2488	appal	To depress or discourage with fear; to make upset.	The mess in the house would appall him.
2489	Appalachia	Appalachia is a region in the eastern United States of America	It is hard to pass through the Appalachia region because most of it is mountainous.
2490	appaled	The past tense and past participle of appal.
2491	appaling	The present participle of appal.
2492	appall	To depress or discourage with fear; to make upset.	The mess in the house would appall him.
2493	appalled	The past tense and past participle of appall.
2494	appalling	If something is appalling
2495	appalls	The third-person singular form of appall.
2496	appals	The third-person singular form of appal.
2497	apparatus	A complex machine or instrument.
2498	apparatuses	The plural form of apparatus; more than one (kind of) apparatus.
2499	apparel	Clothing
2500	appareled	The past tense and past participle of apparel.
2501	appareling	The present participle of apparel.
2502	apparelled	The past tense and past participle of apparel.
2503	apparelling	The present participle of apparel.
2504	apparels	The plural form of apparel; more than one (kind of) apparel.
2505	apparent	If something is apparent	When she was nine, for no apparent reason, she began to dislike the classes.; They had found many useful ideas, some immediately apparent but others that took more time to think through.
2506	apparent magnitude	A star's apparent magnitude is how bright it looks from Earth.
2507	apparent magnitudes	The plural form of apparent magnitude; more than one (kind of) apparent magnitude.
2508	apparently	You use apparently to indicate that the information you are giving is something that you have heard or seen	Oil prices fell this week to their lowest level in fourteen months, apparently because of over-production.; Rudolph said no more. Apparently he was a man of few words.
2509	appeal	An appeal is a strong or official request.	In an emotional appeal, Sevan asked the two groups to stop the fighting.; But as the problems in Iraq deepen, America may appeal directly to Iran for help.; The school launched an appeal to raise money for the new library.
2510	appealable	If something is appealable
2511	appealed	The past tense and past participle of appeal.
2512	appealing	: This short section needs someone to add to it.
2513	appeals	The plural form of appeal; more than one (kind of) appeal.
2514	appear	If something appears a certain way	At first glance, this would appear to be true.; The problems appear likely to continue.; School size and class size do not appear to be important factors affecting progress on test scores.
2515	appearance	The act of appearing.
2516	appearances	The plural form of appearance; more than one (kind of) appearance.
2517	appeared	The past tense and past participle of appear.
2518	appearing	The present participle of appear.
2519	appears	The third-person singular form of appear.
2520	appease	To appease is to calm down an angry or dangerous person.	She was so angry, but he managed to appease her.
2521	appeased	The past tense and past participle of appease.
2522	appeasement	Appeasement is to be appeased and is the policy of giving in to demands in the hope of maintaining peace.	Both Britain and France adopted the appeasement policy towards Germany hoping that war can be avoided.
2523	appeasements	The plural form of appeasement; more than one (kind of) appeasement.
2524	appeases	The third-person singular form of appease.
2525	appeasing	The present participle of appease.
2526	append	If you append something	notes appended to a book chapter
2527	appendage	On an organism	Unlike most mammals, humans have only two appendages for walking.
2528	appendages	The plural form of appendage; more than one (kind of) appendage.
2529	appended	The past tense and past participle of append.
2530	appendices	The plural form of appendix; more than one (kind of) appendix.
2531	appending	The present participle of append.
2532	appendix	An appendix is a part at the back of a book that has extra information.	See Appendix B for a list of irregular verbs.; An appendix lists all 221 equations used by the program.
2533	appendixes	The plural form of appendix; more than one (kind of) appendix.
2534	appends	The third-person singular form of append.
2535	appertain	If A appertains to B
2536	appertained	The past tense and past participle of appertain.
2537	appertaining	The present participle of appertain.
2538	appertains	The third-person singular form of appertain.
2539	appetiser	An appetiser is a small
2540	appetisers	The plural form of appetiser; more than one (kind of) appetiser.
2541	appetite	When you have appetite	My blocked nose is making me lose appetite.
2542	appetites	The plural form of appetite; more than one (kind of) appetite.
2543	appetizer	An appetizer is a small
2544	appetizers	The plural form of appetizer; more than one (kind of) appetizer.
2545	appetizing	If a dish is appetizing
2546	applaud	If you applaud something	I applaud your wonderful performance.
2547	applaudable	If something is applaudable
2548	applauded	The past tense and past participle of applaud.
2549	applauding	The present participle of applaud.
2550	applauds	The third-person singular form of applaud.
2551	applause	An applause is to show praise or enjoyment of a music or play by hitting hands together many times with sounds (clapping).	Please give a round of applause to this wonderful band for their music!
2552	applauses	The plural form of applause; more than one (kind of) applause.
2553	apple	An apple is a sweet	I gave my teacher an apple.
2554	apple sauce	Apple sauce is sauce that is made out of apples.
2555	apples	The plural form of apple; more than one (kind of) apple.	I had apples for lunch.
2556	applesauce	Applesauce is sauce that is made out of apples.
2557	appliable	If something is appliable
2558	appliance	The act of applying; application.
2559	appliances	The plural form of appliance; more than one (kind of) appliance.
2560	applicability	Applicability is how much something can be applied.
2561	applicable	If something is applicable	Please complete all applicable sections of this form.
2562	applicant	An applicant is a person who makes an application for something	The job applicants had to have an interview with the head of the company.
2563	applicants	The plural form of applicant; more than one (kind of) applicant.
2564	application	An application is a request for something. Often it is a paper form that you have to fill out to ask for something.	She filled out her applications for college and hoped she would hear soon whether she was accepted to any schools.; I have to go to the bank today to fill out an application for a loan.
2565	applications	The plural form of application; more than one (kind of) application.
2566	applicator	An applicator is a device used to put a substance
2567	applicators	The plural form of applicator; more than one (kind of) applicator.
2568	applied	The past tense and past participle of apply.
2569	applies	The third-person singular form of apply.
2570	apply	If a rule	The new anti-smoking law applies only to public buildings.; I understand the idea, but I don't think it applies here.
2571	applying	The present participle of apply.
2572	appoint	If you appoint someone to a job or position	The president appointed her to investigate the problems.; He has been appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada.; They appointed him team captain.
2573	appointed	The past tense and past participle of appoint.
2574	appointee	An appointee is a person appointed to a state or government position.
2575	appointees	The plural form of appointee; more than one (kind of) appointee.
2576	appointing	The present participle of appoint.
2577	appointment	An appointment is a formal agreement to meet or visit someone (for example	I have a doctor's appointment at 3:00 tomorrow.; Let's make an appointment for lunch on Tuesday next week.
2578	appointments	The plural form of appointment; more than one (kind of) appointment.
2579	appoints	The third-person singular form of appoint.
2580	apportion	If you apportion something	The money will be apportioned between the companies.
2581	apportioned	The past tense and past participle of apportion.
2582	apportioning	The present participle of apportion.
2583	apportions	The third-person singular form of apportion.
2584	appositive oblique	An appositive oblique is an appositive element that occurs after the preposition of.
2585	appraisal	An appraisal is an opinion or estimated value.
2586	appraisals	The plural form of appraisal; more than one (kind of) appraisal.
2587	appraise	If you appraise something	They painting was appraised at $70,000.
2588	appraised	The past tense and past participle of appraise.
2589	appraises	The third-person singular form of appraise.
2590	appraising	The present participle of appraise.
2591	appreciate	If you appreciate something	It's hard to appreciate how difficult the job is until you try it yourself.
2592	appreciated	The past tense and past participle of appreciate.
2593	appreciates	The third-person singular form of appreciate.
2594	appreciating	The present participle of appreciate.
2595	appreciation	An appreciation of something is the ability to see it's value and understand it.	He now has a far greater appreciation of dogs and the people who handle them professionally.; The problems may have been due to a lack of appreciation of the different cultures.; Art appreciation can be learned, but it is very difficult to teach.
2596	appreciations	The plural form of appreciation; more than one (kind of) appreciation.
2597	appreciative	If you are appreciative of a person
2598	apprehend	If someone is apprehended	Officers apprehended the suspect two streets away from the bank.
2599	apprehended	The past tense and past participle of apprehend.
2600	apprehending	The present participle of apprehend.
2601	apprehends	The third-person singular form of apprehend.
2602	apprehension	Apprehension is the anxiety or fear that something bad or unpleasant will happen.
2603	apprehensions	The plural form of apprehension; more than one (kind of) apprehension.
2604	apprehensive	If a person is apprehensive
2605	apprentice	An apprentice is one who learns from a mentor or organization.
2606	apprentices	The plural form of apprentice; more than one (kind of) apprentice.
2607	apprise	If you apprise someone
2608	apprised	The past tense and past participle of apprise.
2609	apprises	The third-person singular form of apprise.
2610	apprising	The present participle of apprise.
2611	approach	If you approach something	We're now approaching the last bus stop. Please move towards the door.; It's now approaching six o'clock. When you hear the beep, it will be exactly six o'clock.
2612	approachable	If you are approachable you are a friendly and welcoming person that other people feel comfortable talking to.
2613	approached	The past tense and past participle of approach.
2614	approaches	The third-person singular form of approach.
2615	approaching	The present participle of approach.
2616	appropriacy	Appropriacy means that something
2617	appropriate	If something is appropriate	We suggest ways in which teachers may change their materials to make them more appropriate for bilingual students.; It is the job of management to look at the problems and take appropriate action.
2618	appropriated	The past tense and past participle of appropriate.
2619	appropriately	When something is done appropriately
2620	appropriateness	Appropriateness is the state or quality of being appropriate.
2621	appropriates	The third-person singular form of appropriate.
2622	appropriating	The present participle of appropriate.
2623	appropriation	An appropriation is money to be used for a specific purpose	The appropriations for new roads this year came to $1,000,000.
2624	appropriations	The plural form of appropriation; more than one (kind of) appropriation.
2625	approval	Approval is when you formally allow something to happen.	The treaty requires approval by Parliament.; I can do whatever I want, I don't need your approval.; In spite of objections, the committee granted approval for the project.
2626	approvals	The plural form of approval; more than one (kind of) approval.
2627	approve	If a person in power approves something such as a plan	Voters there have approved a plan to remove most cars from the city center.; The Food and Drug Administration has not approved it for medical use.; The plan must now be approved by the president.
2628	approved	The past tense and past participle of approve.
2629	approves	The third-person singular form of approve.
2630	approving	The present participle of approve.
2631	approximate	An approximate number	"How many people are on the team?" "I'm not sure, but I can give you an approximate number."; If we knew when he left here, it might help us identify the approximate time of death.
2632	approximated	The past tense and past participle of approximate.
2633	approximately	Approximately is close to	Approximately $150 million is to be spent on improvements.
2634	approximates	The third-person singular form of approximate.
2635	approximating	The present participle of approximate.
2636	approximation	An approximation is an educated guess.
2637	approximations	The plural form of approximation; more than one (kind of) approximation.
2638	apps	The plural form of app; more than one (kind of) app.
2639	apr	April (the month).
2640	apricot	An apricot is a juicy	He ate a delicious apricot.
2641	apricots	The plural form of apricot; more than one (kind of) apricot.
2642	April	April is the fourth (4th) month of the year.	There are 30 days in April.
2643	Aprils	The plural form of April; more than one (kind of) April.
2644	apron	An apron is a piece of clothing that is worn to protect from spills.	Chefs at this restaurant are required to wear aprons.
2645	aproned	The past tense and past participle of apron.
2646	aproning	The present participle of apron.
2647	aprons	The plural form of apron; more than one (kind of) apron.
2648	apropos	related to (a topic)	"My toe is cold," he said, apropos of nothing at all.; Apropos the previous item, couldn't we also have a party?
2649	apse	An apse is a round construction at the east end of a church
2650	apses	The plural form of apse; more than one (kind of) apse.
2651	apt	If someone is apt	She is an apt student who picks up new concepts quickly.
2652	Apterygidae	Apterygidae is a family inside of the order Struthioniformes
2653	Apteryx	Apteryx is a genus of the family Apterygidae
2654	aptitude	The aptitude of a person is their ability to acquire knowledge or skill.
2655	aptitudes	The plural form of aptitude; more than one (kind of) aptitude.
2656	aptly	In an apt or suitable manner; appropriately.
2657	aquamarine	Aquamarine is a bluish-green color.
2658	aquamarines	The plural form of aquamarine; more than one (kind of) aquamarine.
2659	aquaphobia	Aquaphobia is the fear or dislike of water or drowning
2660	aquarium	An aquarium is a place where fish and other animals that live in water are kept to be looked at.	My favourite animals in the aquarium were the sharks and dolphins.
2661	aquariums	The plural form of aquarium; more than one (kind of) aquarium.
2662	Aquarius	Aquarius is a constellation of the zodiac supposedly shaped like like a water carrier.
2663	aquatic	Aquatic plants	The number of aquatic plants in the river has dropped.
2664	aquatics	The plural form of aquatic; more than one (kind of) aquatic.
2665	aqueduct	An aqueduct is an artificial channel that is constructed to transport water between locations.
2666	aqueducts	The plural form of aqueduct; more than one (kind of) aqueduct.
2667	aqueous	Something that is aqueous is related to water.
2668	Arab	Of or relating to Arabs and their nations.	I am not familiar with that Arab tradition.
2669	Arabian Sea	The Arabian Sea is a sea which is part of the Indian Ocean. It is between the Arabian Peninsula
2670	Arabic	Arabic is a language that is spoken in the Middle East and in parts of North Africa.	She is learning Arabic.
2671	arable	Arable land is land that is useful for farming crops.	Most of the arable land in the area is already used for growing rice.
2672	Arabs	The plural form of Arab; more than one (kind of) Arab.
2673	arachnid	An arachnid is a type of small animal with eight legs.	Spiders, scorpions, ticks, and mites are arachnids.
2674	arachnids	The plural form of arachnid; more than one (kind of) arachnid.
2675	arachnologist	An arachnologist is a zoologist who studies arachnids.
2676	arachnologists	The plural form of arachnologist; more than one (kind of) arachnologist.
2677	arachnology	Arachnology is the study of arachnids.
2678	arachnophobia	Arachnophobia is the fear of arachnids.	When Tom saw a spider he screamed and told his friends that he had arachnophobia.
2679	arbiter	An arbiter is a person who settles a dispute or has ultimate authority in a matter.
2680	arbiters	The plural form of arbiter; more than one (kind of) arbiter.
2681	arbitrarily	To do something arbitrarily is to do something randomly	Without thinking he arbitrarily chose the number zero.
2682	arbitrary	If a rule	You are protected from arbitrary arrest by police.
2683	arbitrate	If a person arbitrates a dispute	to arbitrate a disputed case
2684	arbitrated	The past tense and past participle of arbitrate.
2685	arbitrates	The third-person singular form of arbitrate.
2686	arbitrating	The present participle of arbitrate.
2687	arbitration	Arbitration is a way of settling a dispute. An independent person listens to arguments from all participants in the dispute	The two neighbors had to go to arbitration to decide who had to pay for the new fence.
2688	arbitrations	The plural form of arbitration; more than one (kind of) arbitration.
2689	arborist	An arborist is a person that studies trees.	The city hired an arborist to look at the forest.
2690	arborists	The plural form of arborist; more than one (kind of) arborist.
2691	arborolatry	Arborolatry is the love of trees.
2692	arc	An arc is part of a circle.
2693	arcade	An arcade is a covered passage with shops on both sides.
2694	arcades	The plural form of arcade; more than one (kind of) arcade.
2695	arcane	If something is arcane very few people know it or can understand it.
2696	arced	The past tense and past participle of arc.
2697	arch	A semi-circle shape	Robert drew an arch on the paper.
2698	archaeological	Archaeological describes things that are about or related to archaeology.	The Valley of the Kings in Egypt is an important archaeological site.
2699	archaeologist	An archaeologist is a person who studies people and societies by looking at the things they have left behind.	Archaeologists dug around the pyramids looking for clues to show how they were built.
2700	archaeologists	The plural form of archaeologist; more than one (kind of) archaeologist.
2701	archaeology	Archaeology is the study of people and societies by looking at what they have left behind.	To understand the ancient burials, we needed someone who was skilled in archaeology.
2702	archaic	If something is archaic	There was no hot water because of the archaic plumbing.
2703	archangel	An archangel is an angel with more power or more rank than a normal angel.
2704	archangels	The plural form of archangel; more than one (kind of) archangel.
2705	archbishop	In the Roman Catholic	A new archbishop was recently appointed.
2706	archbishops	The plural form of archbishop; more than one (kind of) archbishop.
2707	arched	The past tense and past participle of arch.	She arched back to stretch.
2708	archer	An archer is a person who shoots an arrow from a bow or a bolt from a crossbow.
2709	archers	The plural form of archer; more than one (kind of) archer.
2710	archery	Archery is an activity where people use bows to shoot arrows.	Archery is an Olympic sport.
2711	arches	The plural form of arches; more than one (kind of) arches.	A bridge can have many arches.
2712	archetype	An archetype is something that all other similar ideas or objects are copied from.	Things Fall Apart is considered an archetype for African literature.
2713	archetypes	The plural form of archetype; more than one (kind of) archetype.
2714	Archibald	Archibald is a male given name.
2715	arching	The present participle of arch.	He is arching back to stretch.
2716	archipelago	An archipelago is a number of islands that are close together.	Ambon is an island in the eastern end of the Indonesian archipelago.
2717	archipelagoes	The plural form of archipelago; more than one (kind of) archipelago.
2718	archipelagos	The plural form of archipelago; more than one (kind of) archipelago.
2719	architect	An architect is a person who designs and plans buildings.	We had an architect design our new house.
2720	architects	The plural form of architect; more than one (kind of) architect.
2721	architecture	Architecture is the art of planning	He studied classical architecture and design in Rome.
2722	architectures	The plural form of architecture; more than one (kind of) architecture.
2723	archive	An archive is a collection of historical information	The police keeps an archive of the files of the criminals.
2724	archived	The past tense and past participle of archive.
2725	archives	The plural form of archive; more than one (kind of) archive.
2726	archiving	The present participle of archive.
2727	archivist	An archivist is someone that archives things as a job and gets paid to do so.	The Internet Archive is an organisation that employs archivists.
2728	archivists	The plural form of archivist; more than one (kind of) archivist.
2729	archon	An archon is a ruler
2730	archons	The plural form of archon; more than one (kind of) archon.
2731	arcing	The present participle of arc.
2732	arcs	The plural form of arc; more than one (kind of) arc.
2733	arcsecond
2734	Arctic	An Arctic place is the northern polar region of a planet.
2735	ardour	Great warmth of feeling; fervor; passion.
2736	arduous	If a something is arduous
2737	are	A present-tense form of the verb be used about the person or people you are talking to.	Hello John, how are you?; Are you all hungry?
2738	are doing
2739	area	An area is a piece of land or space.	This is the business area of town.; We have chosen a large forest area for the new park.
2740	areas	The plural form of area; more than one (kind of) area.
2741	arena	An arena is a place where sports	We went to the arena to watch the football game.
2742	arenas	The plural form of arena; more than one (kind of) arena.
2743	aren't	:Template:unsure_of	They aren't very happy.; John and Mary aren't playing.; Aren't you all hungry?; Aren't I invited?
2744	areometer	A areometer is a device that floats in a liquid and measures its specific gravity.
2745	areometers	The plural form of areometer; more than one (kind of) areometer.
2746	Argentina	Argentina is a country in South America.	The capital city of Argentina is Buenos Aires.
2747	Argentine	Argentina is sometimes called "the Argentine".
2748	Argentines	The plural form of Argentine; more than one (kind of) Argentine.
2749	Argentinian	An Argentinian is a citizen of Argentina.	The musical "Evita" was written about the life of a famous Argentinian, Eva Perón.
2750	Argentinians	The plural form of Argentinian; more than one (kind of) Argentinian.
2751	argon	A chemical element (symbol Ar) with an atomic number of 18.
2752	arguable	Something that is arguable is a thing that is not certain
2753	arguably	If something is in a condition that is not certain
2754	argue	If you argue with someone
2755	argued	The past tense and past participle of argue.
2756	argues	The third-person singular form of argue.
2757	arguing	The present participle of argue.
2758	argument	When two or more people are discussing an idea that they do not agree on	I thought we should buy the red car. She thought we should buy the blue car. We had an argument about it.
2759	argumentative	If someone is argumentative
2760	arguments	The plural form of argument; more than one (kind of) argument.
2761	Ariana	Ariana is a female given name.
2762	arid	If an environment is arid	The desert is too arid for anything to grow there.
2763	arider	The comparative form of arid; more arid.
2764	aridest	The superlative form of arid; most arid.
2765	Ariel	Ariel is a female given name.
2766	Aries	Aries is a constellation of the zodiac supposedly shaped like a ram.
2767	arise	When something arises	He arose from his chair after a 7 hour slumber.
2768	arisen	The past participle of arise.
2769	arises	The third-person singular form of arise.
2770	arising	The present participle of arise.
2771	aristocracies	The plural form of aristocracy; more than one (kind of) aristocracy.
2772	aristocracy	An aristocracy is the highest class of people in certain societies
2773	aristocrat	An aristocrat is a person that is a member the aristocracy.
2774	aristocrats	The plural form of aristocrat; more than one (kind of) aristocrat.
2775	arithmetic	The kind of mathematics in which addition	My son is starting to do simple arithmetic like 2+2=4.
2776	Arizona	Arizona is a state in the United States.	Phoenix is the capital of Arizona.
2777	ark	An ark is a ship that is built by Noah to save his family and the animals.
2778	Arkansas	Arkansas is a state in the United States.	Little Rock is the capital of Arkansas.
2779	arks	The plural form of ark; more than one (kind of) ark.
2780	arm	One of the upper limbs people have; arms start at the shoulder and go down to the wrist
2781	armament	Armament is weaponry.	Armies have plenty of armament.; Animals have armament like teeth and horns.
2782	armaments	The plural form of armament; more than one (kind of) armament.
2783	Arman
2784	armchair	An armchair is a big comfortable chair which has a support on each side for your arms.	She was sitting in an armchair with blankets wrapped round her.
2785	armchairs	The plural form of armchair; more than one (kind of) armchair.
2786	armed	The past tense and past participle of arm.	The shooter was armed with several pistols.
2787	armed forces	The military forces of a nation
2788	Armenia	Armenia is a country in Asia.
2789	Armenian	Armenian is the language that people from Armenia speak.
2790	Armenians	The plural form of Armenian; more than one (kind of) Armenian.
2791	armful	A quantity of items that a person can hold in his arm or arms is called an armful.
2792	armfuls	The plural form of armful; more than one (kind of) armful.
2793	armies	The plural form of army; more than one (kind of) army.	There are many armies in the world.
2794	arming	The present participle of arm.
2795	armistice	An armistice is a official agreement by countries that are at war to stop the war for a short amount of time.
2796	armistices	The plural form of armistice; more than one (kind of) armistice.
2797	armor	Armor is something you wear to protect your body.	It was a story of a girl who dressed in armor and fought great battles.
2798	armorial	Something that is armorial is related to heraldry.
2799	armorials	The plural form of armorial; more than one (kind of) armorial.
2800	armories	The plural form of armory; more than one (kind of) armory.
2801	armors	The plural form of armor; more than one (kind of) armor.
2802	armory	An armory is where weapons are kept.
2803	armour	Armour is something you wear to protect your body.	It was a story of a girl who dressed in armour and fought great battles.
2804	armouries	The plural form of armoury; more than one (kind of) armoury.
2805	armours	The plural form of armour; more than one (kind of) armour.
2806	armoury	An armory is where weapons are kept.
2807	armpit	An armpit is the area underneath the shoulder	Please put the rags and the pieces of cloth between your armpits and the ropes.
2808	armpits	The plural form of armpit; more than one (kind of) armpit.
2809	arms	The plural form of arm; more than one (kind of) arm.
2810	armsful	The plural form of armful; more than one (kind of) armful.
2811	arm-twisting	The use of personal pressure to persuade
2812	army	The people and organisation	The army fought in Iraq.; He joined the army when he was 19.
2813	Arnold	Arnold is a male given name.
2814	aroma	An aroma is a scent or smell.	As I walked into the shop, I caught the aroma of freshly baked bread.
2815	aromantic	When someone is aromantic
2816	aromanticism	Aromanticism means when you don't have any romantic attraction toward anyone.
2817	aromantics	The plural form of aromantic; more than one (kind of) aromantic.
2818	aromas	The plural form of aroma; more than one (kind of) aroma.
2819	aromatherapies	The plural form of aromatherapy; more than one (kind of) aromatherapy.
2820	aromatherapist	An aromatherapist is a person who practices aromatherapy.
2821	aromatherapists	The plural form of aromatherapist; more than one (kind of) aromatherapist.
2822	aromatherapy	Aromatherapy is the use of fragrances to enhance one's mood and promote health.
2823	aromatic	If something is aromatic	She was advised to use aromatic oils to relieve stress.
2824	aromatise	If you aromatise something
2825	aromatised	The past tense and past participle of aromatise.
2826	aromatises	The third-person singular form of aromatise.
2827	aromatising	The present participle of aromatise.
2828	aromatize	If you aromatize something
2829	aromatized	The past tense and past participle of aromatize.
2830	aromatizes	The third-person singular form of aromatize.
2831	aromatizing	The present participle of aromatize.
2832	arose	The past tense of arise.
2833	around	If x is around y	The moon circles around the Earth.; The fence was built around the house.
2834	around the corner	If an event is around the corner	The examinations are just around the corner, so please put in your best effort.
2835	arousal	Arousal is the act of arousing or being aroused.
2836	arousals	The plural form of arousal; more than one (kind of) arousal.
2837	arouse	If something arouses a feeling or emotion	Superiority arouses either anger or jealous of people.
2838	aroused	The past tense and past participle of arouse.
2839	arouses	The third-person singular form of arouse.
2840	arousing	The present participle of arouse.
2841	arpeggi	The plural form of arpeggio; more than one (kind of) arpeggio.
2842	arpeggio	An arpeggio is the notes of a chord played individually instead of simultaneously
2843	arpeggios	The plural form of arpeggio; more than one (kind of) arpeggio.
2844	arraign	If a person is arraigned
2845	arraigned	The past tense and past participle of arraign.
2846	arraigning	The present participle of arraign.
2847	arraignment	An arraignment is the formal charging of a defendant with an offense.
2848	arraignments	The plural form of arraignment; more than one (kind of) arraignment.
2849	arraigns	The third-person singular form of arraign.
2850	arrange	If you arrange something	We have arranged a meeting between the president of the company and the new owner.; I will arrange for a car to meet you at the airport.
2851	arranged	The past tense and past participle of arrange.
2852	arrangement	Arrangement is the manner of being arranged.	The arrangement of furniture in the office was important for getting things done efficiently.
2853	arrangements	The plural form of arrangement; more than one (kind of) arrangement.
2854	arranges	The third-person singular form of arrange.
2855	arranging	The present participle of arrange.
2856	array	A collection or assortment of things.
2857	arrayed	The past tense and past participle of array.
2858	arraying	The present participle of array.
2859	arrays	The plural form of array; more than one (kind of) array.
2860	arrear	An arrear is work to be done; an obligation.	I have a large arrear of letters to write.
2861	arrears	The plural form of arrear; more than one (kind of) arrear.
2862	arrest	If you are arrested you are caught by the police.
2863	arrested	The past tense and past participle of arrest.
2864	arresting	The present participle of arrest.
2865	arrests	The third-person singular form of arrest.
2866	arrival	The act of reaching the place to which you were traveling.
2867	arrivals	The plural form of arrival; more than one (kind of) arrival.
2868	arrive	If you arrive somewhere	Is everything ready? I expect the guests to arrive soon.; Please arrive at the airport at least 2 hours before your flight.; We arrive in New York at 10:52.; They asked us to arrive early to help get ready for the party.; Different people thinking about the same question often arrive at the same answer.
2869	arrived	The past tense and past participle of arrive.
2870	arrives	The third-person singular form of arrive.
2871	arriving	The present participle of arrive.	Sarah will be arriving shortly and then we can go to the mall.
2872	arrogance	Arrogance is an attitude that someone may have that he/she is better than other people.	He treats us so badly because he is full of arrogance.
2873	arrogances	The plural form of arrogance; more than one (kind of) arrogance.
2874	arrogant	If Dan is arrogant	He is arrogant and that is why he is rude.; When you walked past her without talking to her, she thought you were being arrogant.
2875	arrogantly	If something is done arrogantly
2876	arrogate	If someone arrogates something
2877	arrogated	The past tense and past participle of arrogate.
2878	arrogates	The third-person singular form of arrogate.
2879	arrogating	The present participle of arrogate.
2880	arrow	An arrow is a long stick-like thing used to shoot in archery.	The arrow landed on 10 on the archery board.
2881	arrows	The plural form of arrow; more than one (kind of) arrow.
2882	arroyo	An arroyo is a small river or stream.
2883	arroyos	The plural form of arroyo; more than one (kind of) arroyo.
2884	arse	Buttocks; British version of ass.
2885	arsehole	The anus
2886	arseholes	The plural form of arsehole; more than one (kind of) arsehole.
2887	arsenal	An arsenal is a collection of weapons and military equipment.
2888	arsenals	The plural form of arsenal; more than one (kind of) arsenal.
2889	arsenic	Arsenic is a poisonous metal element with an atomic number of 33 and the symbol As.	Arsenic is used to make weed killer.
2890	arses	The plural form of arse; more than one (kind of) arse.
2891	arson	Arson is the crime of setting a fire to cause damage.	A man is being held by police in connection with an arson attack that destroyed a school.
2892	arsonist	An arsonist is a person who sets fire to cause damage	Forest fires are often caused by arsonists, but they are difficult to arrest.
2893	arsonists	The plural form of arsonist; more than one (kind of) arsonist.
2894	arsons	The plural form of arson; more than one (kind of) arson.
2895	art	An art is a skill that produces works of creative expression and can be mastered through study and practice. Arts are often contrasted with sciences.	Painting, music and writing are arts.; She has making baskets down to an art.
2896	artefact	An artefact is an object that was made by a human.
2897	artefacts	The plural form of artefact; more than one (kind of) artefact.
2898	arteries	The plural form of artery; more than one (kind of) artery.
2899	artery	The artery is a blood vessel from the heart that transports blood away from the heart.
2900	arthritides	The plural form of arthritis; more than one (kind of) arthritis.
2901	arthritis	Arthritis is a disease that causes inflammation of a person's bone or body joint. It can cause pain
2902	arthropod	Arthropods are invertebrate animal of the phylum Arthropoda.
2903	arthropodae	The plural form of arthropod; more than one (kind of) arthropod.
2904	arthropods	The plural form of arthropod; more than one (kind of) arthropod.
2905	Arthur	Arthur is a male given name.
2906	article	An article is a story or report that you can read in a newspaper
2907	articles	The plural form of article; more than one (kind of) article.
2908	articulate	Talking in a clear way; effective speaking.	She is an articulate person.
2909	articulated	The past tense and past participle of articulate.
2910	articulates	The third-person singular form of articulate.
2911	articulating	The present participle of articulate.
2912	articulation	The articulation of a word or sound is the act of producing it in speech or music.	We found no significant differences in articulation rate between the two speaking tasks.
2913	articulations	The plural form of articulation; more than one (kind of) articulation.
2914	artier	The comparative form of arty; more arty.
2915	arties	The plural form of arty; more than one (kind of) arty.
2916	artiest	The superlative form of arty; most arty.
2917	artifact	An artifact is an object that was made by a human.
2918	artifacts	The plural form of artifact; more than one (kind of) artifact.
2919	artifice	Something that is artifice refers to an artificial object
2920	artifices	The plural form of artifice; more than one (kind of) artifice.
2921	artificial	Something that is made by people instead of being made by nature.	The silk flowers were not real. They were artificial.
2922	artificialise	If you artificialise something
2923	artificialised	The past tense and past participle of artificialise.
2924	artificialises	The third-person singular form of artificialise.
2925	artificialising	The present participle of artificialise.
2926	artificialize	If you artificialize something
2927	artificialized	The past tense and past participle of artificialize.
2928	artificializes	The third-person singular form of artificialize.
2929	artificializing	The present participle of artificialize.
2930	artificially	If you do something artificially	The actor said his lines artificially, with too much expression.
2931	artilleries	The plural form of artillery; more than one (kind of) artillery.
2932	artillery	Artillery is big weapons that look like cannons.	The army units came under artillery fire.
2933	artisan	An artisan is a skilled manual worker who uses tools and machinery in a particular craft.
2934	artisanal	If something is artisanal	This artisanal bread is tastier than the mass produced bread you bought that day.
2935	artisans	The plural form of artisan; more than one (kind of) artisan.
2936	artist	An artist is someone who makes art.	An artist was in the park painting the birds.
2937	artistic	If something is artistic
2938	artistically	If something is done artistically
2939	artists	The plural form of artist; more than one (kind of) artist.
2940	arts	The plural form of art; more than one (kind of) art.
2941	artsier	The comparative form of artsy; more artsy.
2942	artsiest	The superlative form of artsy; most artsy.
2943	artsy	An artsy person is someone who is very interested in the arts.
2944	artwork	Any piece of art can be called artwork.	The art museum was working to gather new pieces of artwork to put on display.
2945	artworks	The plural form of artwork; more than one (kind of) artwork.
2946	arty	An arty person is someone who is very interested in the arts.
2947	Arunachal Pradesh	A North-eastern state in the far east of India.
2948	Arvi
2949	Aryan	A division of the Caucasian race.
2950	as	A word that is used to compare two things that are equal.	As you know, we need more workers.; I baked the cake as my mother used to.; Nothing is the same as it used to be.; The room looks just as before.; The speech, as he remembered it, was very powerful.; The measures as taken by the government were effective.; The company might end up dragging its feet and leaving the matter unsettled, as it used to be.
2951	as for	with respect to; in reference to; regarding
2952	As fresh as possible
2953	as from	Used to show the time or date when something begins.	As from November we will be moving to a new location.
2954	as if	In the same way that it would be if.	It could look as if we're trying to hide something.; She acts as if she hates me.; It's as if we were in jail or something.; As if this wasn't bad enough, now you get hurt.
2955	as long as	if	As long as you know what you're doing, it should be fine.
2956	as of	Used to show the time or date when something begins or ends.	As of November we will be moving to a new location.
2957	as per	in the way that has been decided; following instructions	As per your instructions, I left the note on his desk.
2958	as soon as	beginning at the time with no wait	As soon as she heard the news, she began screaming.
2959	as the crow flies	The expression as the crow flies is an idiom for the most direct path between two points.
2960	as though	the same way that it would be if	It could look as though we're trying to hide something.; She acts as though she hates me.; It's as though we were in jail or something.; As though this wasn't bad enough, now you get hurt.
2961	as to	You use as to to identify the topic.	They were not clear as to when it would end.; As to our previous conversation, I think you were right.
2962	as well	You use as well to show that something applies in the same way as something else you've already mentioned.	I like apples, and pears as well.
2963	as well as	If you do something as well as something else	He plays soccer as well as he plays basketball.; Lucy teaches geometry as well as her husband.
2964	Asana
2965	asbestos	Asbestos is a mineral which is found naturally in all parts of the world. It is fibrous
2966	ascend	If you ascend something	He ascended the staircase to reach the top floor.
2967	ascended	The past tense and past participle of ascend.
2968	ascending	The present participle of ascend.
2969	ascends	The third-person singular form of ascend.
2970	ascent	The act of ascending.
2971	ascents	The plural form of ascent; more than one (kind of) ascent.
2972	ascertain	If you are trying to ascertain the cause of an accident
2973	ascertained	The past tense and past participle of ascertain.
2974	ascertaining	The present participle of ascertain.
2975	ascertains	The third-person singular form of ascertain.
2976	ascribe	To attribute a cause or characteristic to someone or something.	We may ascribe the failure to the leader, but it is also explained by bad luck.
2977	ascribed	The past tense and past participle of ascribe.
2978	ascribes	The third-person singular form of ascribe.
2979	ascribing	The present participle of ascribe.
2980	aseptic	Aseptic packaging	The material was preserved in aseptic conditions.
2981	asexual	When someone is asexual
2982	asexuals	The plural form of asexual; more than one (kind of) asexual.
2983	ash	Ashes are what is left of something after it has burned (been destroyed by fire).	The was nothing left of the wood but ashes.; He was covered in ash from the fire.; After the funeral we kept his ashes in a vase on the table.
2984	ashame	If you ashame someone
2985	ashamed	Feeling shame or guilt.	You should be ashamed of yourself for hitting your sister.; I'm ashamed at how I behaved today; I shouldn't have yelled at you.; John has always been ashamed of his large birthmark.
2986	ashames	The third-person singular form of ashame.
2987	ashaming	The present participle of ashame.
2988	ashen	A color of a person's ashen face is very pale	His ashen face belied his claims of good health.
2989	ashes	The plural form of ash; more than one (kind of) ash.
2990	Ashgabat	Ashgabat is the capital city of Turkmenistan.
2991	Ashley	Ashley is a female given name.
2992	ashore	on or onto the shore	He came ashore after five weeks at sea.
2993	Asia	Asia is the continent that is east of Europe	Asia is the world's largest and most-populous continent.
2994	Asian	A person from Asia. Most often this means a person from east Asia.
2995	Asians	The plural form of Asian; more than one (kind of) Asian.
2996	Asiatic peafowl	An Asiatic peafowl is a kind of bird.
2997	Asiatic peafowls	The plural form of Asiatic peafowl; more than one (kind of) Asiatic peafowl.
2998	aside	If you put something aside	We put some money aside for the children's education.; The fans were pushed aside by police to let the band go through.; Aside from the wine, which was terrible, the dinner was excellent.
2999	asides	The plural form of aside; more than one (kind of) aside.
3000	Asinka
3001	ask	To ask is to look for an answer to a question by saying it.	She sure does ask a lot of questions!
3002	asked	The past tense and past participle of ask.	She asked, "Is this your cat?"
3003	askew	If something is askew
3004	asking	The present participle of ask.
3005	asks	The third-person singular form of ask.
3006	asleep	If you are asleep	Please be quiet. The baby's asleep.; I had trouble falling asleep last night.
3007	Asmara	Asmara is the capital city of Eritrea.
3008	asparagus	The shoots of the plant Asparagus officinalis eaten as a vegetable.
3009	asparaguses	The plural form of asparagus; more than one (kind of) asparagus.
3010	aspect	An aspect is a view of something	In Chapter 2 we look at processor size. In Chapter 3 we consider other aspects of processor design.
3011	aspects	The plural form of aspect; more than one (kind of) aspect.
3012	asperse	If you asperse someone
3013	aspersed	The past tense and past participle of asperse.
3014	asperses	The third-person singular form of asperse.
3015	aspersing	The present participle of asperse.
3016	aspirate	An aspirate is the puff of air that accompanies the release of a plosive consonant.
3017	aspirated	The past tense and past participle of aspirate.
3018	aspirates	The plural form of aspirate; more than one (kind of) aspirate.
3019	aspirating	The present participle of aspirate.
3020	aspire	If you aspire to be someone else
3021	aspired	The past tense and past participle of aspire.
3022	aspires	The third-person singular form of aspire.
3023	aspirin	A drug for pain.
3024	aspiring	The present participle of aspire.
3025	aspirins	The plural form of aspirin; more than one (kind of) aspirin.
3026	asquint	If a person's eyes are asquint
3027	ass	Ass is an old word for donkey.	Ox and ass before Him bow/And He is in the manger now....
3028	assail	If you assail
3029	assailant	An assailant is a person who attacks another violently.
3030	assailants	The plural form of assailant; more than one (kind of) assailant.
3031	assailed	The past tense and past participle of assail.
3032	assailing	The present participle of assail.
3033	assails	The third-person singular form of assail.
3034	Assam	Assam is a state in India; its capital is Dispur.
3035	assassin	An assassin is a person who kills a famous or important person	Lee Harvey Oswald is believed to be the assassin of President John F. Kennedy.
3036	assassinate	If you assassinate someone	The person who assassinated Benazir Bhutto is not known.
3037	assassinated	The past tense and past participle of assassinate.
3038	assassinates	The third-person singular form of assassinate.
3039	assassinating	The present participle of assassinate.
3040	assassination	An assassination is the murder of someone	The assassination of John F. Kennedy happened in 1963.
3041	assassinations	The plural form of assassination; more than one (kind of) assassination.
3042	assassins	The plural form of assassin; more than one (kind of) assassin.
3043	assault	When you assault someone	He punched someone and got arrested for assault.
3044	assault rifle	An assault rifle is a rifle or carbine that fires a shortened or smaller rifle caliber round from a high-capacity magazine.
3045	assault rifles	The plural form of assault rifle; more than one (kind of) assault rifle.
3046	assaulted	The past tense and past participle of assault.
3047	assaulting	The present participle of assault.
3048	assaults	The third-person singular form of assault.
3049	assay	Assay is the act of determining the proportion of a particular metal in an ore or alloy.
3050	assayed	The past tense and past participle of assay.
3051	assaying	The present participle of assay.
3052	assays	The plural form of assay; more than one (kind of) assay.
3053	assemble	If you assemble many people or things	They went into the meeting room where a dozen other people had already assembled.; The first thing you try to do is assemble people you want to work with.
3054	assembled	The past tense and past participle of assemble.
3055	assembler	An assembler is someone who assembles items.
3056	assemblers	The plural form of assembler; more than one (kind of) assembler.
3057	assembles	The third-person singular form of assemble.
3058	assemblies	The plural form of assembly; more than one (kind of) assembly.
3059	assembling	The present participle of assemble.
3060	assembly	A group of people who came together for an event.	She stood in front of the assembly and started to talk.
3061	assent	If you assent
3062	assented	The past tense and past participle of assent.
3063	assenting	The present participle of assent.
3064	assents	The third-person singular form of assent.
3065	assert	When you asserts something	He asserted that he was innocent.
3066	asserted	The past tense and past participle of assert.
3067	asserting	The present participle of assert.
3068	assertion	An assertion is a confident and forceful statement of fact or belief.	His assertion that the earth is flat was simply ignored.
3069	assertions	The plural form of assertion; more than one (kind of) assertion.
3070	assertive	self-confident; having a habit of talking strongly about
3071	asserts	The third-person singular form of assert.
3072	asses	The plural form of ass; more than one (kind of) ass.
3073	assess	If you assess a person	In today's test, we will be assessing your ability to write clearly.
3074	assessable	If something is assessable
3075	assessed	The past tense and past participle of assess.
3076	assesses	The third-person singular form of assess.
3077	assessing	The present participle of assess.
3078	assessment	An assessment of a person	The results of your recent job assessment are excellent.; The buyers have to make their own assessment of the value.
3079	assessments	The plural form of assessment; more than one (kind of) assessment.
3080	assessor	An assessor is a person who assesses a property for tax or insurance evaluation.
3081	assessors	The plural form of assessor; more than one (kind of) assessor.
3082	asset	A thing that has value. It may be worth money	One asset was his car and another was his house.; Jimmy's skills have been a real asset to the team.
3083	assets	The plural form of asset; more than one (kind of) asset.
3084	asshole	The anus
3085	assholes	The plural form of asshole; more than one (kind of) asshole.
3086	assiduous	An assiduous person is someone who is diligent or meticulous.
3087	assiduously	If something is done assiduously
3088	assign	When you assign a job to someone	That teacher always assigns too much homework.
3089	assigned	The past tense and past participle of assign.
3090	assigning	The present participle of assign.
3091	assignment	An assignment is a task that is given to somebody for them to complete.	The teacher gave Joe an assignment to complete while he is away on vacation.
3092	assignments	The plural form of assignment; more than one (kind of) assignment.
3093	assigns	The third-person singular form of assign.
3094	assimilate	To assimilate is to mix with other people
3095	assimilated	The past tense and past participle of assimilate.
3096	assimilates	The third-person singular form of assimilate.
3097	assimilating	The present participle of assimilate.
3098	assimilation	The act of assimilating or the state of being assimilated.
3099	assimilations	The plural form of assimilation; more than one (kind of) assimilation.
3100	assist	If you assist someone	She assisted the doctor.; Nurses are available to assist the healing process.
3101	assistance	If you give someone or something assistance	The company may also provide financial assistance to single mothers.
3102	assistances	The plural form of assistance; more than one (kind of) assistance.
3103	assistant	An assistant is a person who helps (or assists) another person.	The doctor's assistant held his tools.; The assistant guard was in training to become a full guard.
3104	assistants	The plural form of assistant; more than one (kind of) assistant.
3105	assisted	The past tense and past participle of assist.
3106	assisting	The present participle of assist.
3107	assists	The plural form of assist; more than one (kind of) assist.
3108	associate	If you associate two things	People often associate Einstein with science, but he was also a man of peace.; I associate Thailand with spicy food and beautiful beaches.
3109	associated	The past tense and past participle of associate.
3110	associates	The plural form of associate; more than one (kind of) associate.
3111	associating	The present participle of associate.
3112	association	An association is a way that two things are similar	I don't see any association between what happened to you and what happened to me.; I suspect there is an association between the weather and the number who are sick.
3113	associations	The plural form of association; more than one (kind of) association.
3114	associative	An associative memory
3115	associatively	If something is called associatively
3116	assort	If you assort something
3117	assorted	The past tense and past participle of assort.
3118	assorting	The present participle of assort.
3119	assortment	An assortment is a collection of different but related items.	This box has an assortment of chocolates.
3120	assortments	The plural form of assortment; more than one (kind of) assortment.
3121	assorts	The third-person singular form of assort.
3122	assuage	If you assuage a feeling	We tried to assuage her anger about the damage.
3123	assuaged	The past tense and past participle of assuage.
3124	assuages	The third-person singular form of assuage.
3125	assuaging	The present participle of assuage.
3126	assume	If you assume something	Oh, hello. I assume you're the new student, are you?; If I saw a man dressed all in black, holding a gun, and walking toward me, I would assume that the man is really a dangerous guy and I would run away from him.; I saw your car in the garage, so I assumed you were at home.
3127	assumed	The past tense and past participle of assume.
3128	assumes	The third-person singular form of assume.	He assumes the sun is yellow.
3129	assuming	The present participle of assume.
3130	assumption	An assumption is a guess or belief about something without having enough information to know if it is true. In maths or science: something assumed to be true in order to build an argument or calculation.	You shouldn't make the assumption that guns are only a problem in big cities.; To calculate the age of a rock we make the assumption that the rate of radioactive decay is constant.
3131	assumptions	The plural form of assumption; more than one (kind of) assumption.
3132	assurance	An assurance is a strong promise	She had been here before and could give assurance that they were on the right course.; Despite assurances from the contractor that everything was going well, we still felt nervous.
3133	assurances	The plural form of assurance; more than one (kind of) assurance.
3134	assure	If you assure somebody about something	The doctor assured me that he would be OK.; He certainly won't be boring; I can assure you of that.
3135	assured	If something is assured	With the new park, the safety of the deer seemed assured.
3136	assures	The third-person singular form of assure.
3137	assuring	The present participle of assure.
3138	Astana	Nur-Sultan
3139	astatine	Astatine is a radioactive element with an atomic number of 85 and symbol At.
3140	asterisk	An asterisk is the sign * used for several purposes including to mark footnotes and other notes	Linguists put asterisks before reconstructed words.
3141	asterisked	The past tense and past participle of asterisk.
3142	asterisking	The present participle of asterisk.
3143	asterisks	The plural form of asterisk; more than one (kind of) asterisk.
3144	asteroid	An asteroid is an object that is smaller than a planet that most often orbits a star	The asteroid orbited the star.; The asteroid crossed over Jupiter's orbit.
3145	asteroid belt	An asteroid belt is the large group of asteroids (minor planets) that form a ring between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.
3146	asteroid belts	The plural form of asteroid belt; more than one (kind of) asteroid belt.
3147	asteroids	The plural form of asteroid; more than one (kind of) asteroid.	Some asteroids caused the craters in the Moon.
3148	asthma	Asthma is a respiratory condition where the airways narrow and cause difficulty in breathing.
3149	asthmatic	An asthmatic is a person who suffers from asthma.
3150	asthmatics	The plural form of asthmatic; more than one (kind of) asthmatic.
3151	astonish	If something or someone astonishes you	The change astonished me.; It astonished him that they felt they could not die.; What astonishes me is that there are people who believe this stuff.
3152	astonished	If you are astonished	I was astonished to find myself at work on time.
3153	astonishes	The third-person singular form of astonish.
3154	astonishing	The present participle of astonish.
3155	astonishment	Astonishment is the state or feeling of being deeply surprised.	They watched in astonishment as the building fell.; To our astonishment, he jumped onto one of the tables and started singing.
3156	astonishments	The plural form of astonishment; more than one (kind of) astonishment.
3157	astound	If you are astounded
3158	astounded	The past tense and past participle of astound.
3159	astounding	The present participle of astound.
3160	astounds	The third-person singular form of astound.
3161	astringent	An astringent is a substance that restricts the flow of blood by contracting skin cells.
3162	astringents	The plural form of astringent; more than one (kind of) astringent.
3163	astrologer	An astrologer is a person who studies astrology.
3164	astrologers	The plural form of astrologer; more than one (kind of) astrologer.
3165	astrological	If something is astrological
3166	astrologies	The plural form of astrology; more than one (kind of) astrology.
3167	astrologist	An astrologist is a person who studies astrology.
3168	astrologists	The plural form of astrologist; more than one (kind of) astrologist.
3169	astrology	Astrology is the study of stars
3170	astronaut	An astronaut is a person who travels into space.
3171	astronauts	The plural form of astronaut; more than one (kind of) astronaut.
3172	astronomer	An astronomer is a person who studies stars	The astronomer stayed up all night, but saw nothing because it was cloudy.
3173	astronomers	The plural form of astronomer; more than one (kind of) astronomer.
3174	astronomical	If something is astronomical
3175	astronomies	The plural form of astronomy; more than one (kind of) astronomy.
3176	astronomy	The study of space and everything related to it
3177	astrophobia	Astrophobia is the fear or dislike of stars
3178	astrophysicist	An astrophysicist is a person who studies astrophysics.
3179	astrophysicists	The plural form of astrophysicist; more than one (kind of) astrophysicist.
3180	astrophysics	Astrophysics is the part of physical science that studies space bodies and our universe in general.	With the help of telescopes and satellites, astrophysics has made a great jump in our understanding of the universe since the last decades.
3181	asylum	If a country or a church gives someone asylum	The government granted asylum to the refugees.
3182	asylums	The plural form of asylum; more than one (kind of) asylum.
3183	asymmetrical	Asymmetrical means not being symmetrical.	An asymmetrical painting is one which is not balanced by the frame of the picture.
3184	asynchronous	If two things are asynchronous
3185	at	Used to say where something is	I am at home.; Let's meet at the pub!
3186	at all	You use at all when you want to emphasize that you are talking about any and every case.	The school has done nothing at all to help us.; Can you lend me any money at all?; "Do you mind if I sit here?" "No, not at all."; If anyone at all wanted to keep this, we would keep it.
3187	at ease
3188	at least	If something is at least some amount or level	I don't know how much it costs, but it's at least $10.; This will take at least an hour.
3189	at stake	If something is at stake it is in danger. Often is it likely to be lost	My job is at stake if the factory closes.; Do you have any idea what is at stake here?
3190	atbash	Atbash is a simple cipher used to hide the meaning of a piece of text. In atbash	ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ ↔ ZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA; Hello, world! ↔ Svool, dliow!
3191	ate	The past tense of eat.
3192	atelier	An atelier is the name for a workshop of an artist.
3193	ateliers	The plural form of atelier; more than one (kind of) atelier.
3194	Athan
3195	atheism	Atheism is the belief that there is no God.	Most atheists say atheism is not a religion.
3196	atheist	An atheist is a person who does not believe in a god or gods.
3197	atheists	The plural form of atheist; more than one (kind of) atheist.
3198	athlete	An athlete is person involved in a sporting activity.	The athlete gets ready for her race.
3199	athletes	The plural form of athlete; more than one (kind of) athlete.
3200	athletic	Having to do with athletes.	Are you a member of the American Athletic Association?
3201	athletic supporter	An undergarment worn by athletes to support the genitals	All team members will be required to wear athletic supporters.
3202	athletic supporters	The plural form of athletic supporter; more than one (kind of) athletic supporter.
3203	athletics	Athletics is a group of sport events that involves either running
3204	Atingkok	Atingkok is an ancient Meitei God of creation of the universe.
3205	Atka
3206	atlantes	The plural form of atlas; more than one (kind of) atlas.
3207	Atlantic Ocean	The Atlantic Ocean is a large body of water. It is located in the East of the Americas and West of Europe and Africa.
3208	Atlas	Atlas is a god who carries the world on his shoulders.
3209	atlases	The plural form of atlas; more than one (kind of) atlas.
3210	atmosphere	An atmosphere is a layer of gasses that surrounds a planet.
3211	atmospheres	The plural form of atmosphere; more than one (kind of) atmosphere.
3212	atmospheric	If something is atmospheric
3213	atmospheric pressure	Atmospheric pressure means how heavy the air is above an object.
3214	atmospherical	If something is atmospherical
3215	atoll	An atoll is a reef or island that is made of coral.	There are many atolls in the Pacific.
3216	atolls	The plural form of atoll; more than one (kind of) atoll.
3217	atom	An atom is the smallest bit that matter can be broken down into.	Atoms of hydrogen make up a water molecule.
3218	atomic	Atomic means it is about atoms	The force of an atomic bomb comes from breaking an atom into pieces.
3219	atomic bomb	Another name for nuclear bomb.
3220	atomic bombs	The plural form of atomic bomb; more than one (kind of) atomic bomb.
3221	atomic number	The number of protons in an atom is the atomic number. It is also the position in the periodic table of elements.	Hydrogen has an atomic number of 1. It has 1 proton, and is the first element in the periodic table.; Heavy elements, such as gold have a high atomic number.
3222	atomic numbers	The plural form of atomic number; more than one (kind of) atomic number.
3223	atomic wedgie	Atomic wedgie is a form of bullying in which one person pulls the victim’s underwear over his head.
3224	atomise	If you atomise something
3225	atomised	The past tense and past participle of atomise.
3226	atomises	The third-person singular form of atomise.
3227	atomising	The present participle of atomise.
3228	atomize	If you atomize something
3229	atomized	The past tense and past participle of atomize.
3230	atomizes	The third-person singular form of atomize.
3231	atomizing	The present participle of atomize.
3232	atoms	The plural form of atom; more than one (kind of) atom.
3233	atone	If you atone for your mistakes
3234	atoned	The past tense and past participle of atone.
3235	atones	The third-person singular form of atone.
3236	atoning	The present participle of atone.
3237	atop	If x is atop y	He stood atop the mountain and looked all around.
3238	atrocious	Something that is atrocious is of a very bad quality or is disgusting.	The movie's acting was atrocious.; The weather has been atrocious all week.
3239	atrocities	The plural form of atrocity; more than one (kind of) atrocity.
3240	atrocity	An atrocity is a very cruel
3241	atrophied	The past tense and past participle of atrophy.
3242	atrophies	The plural form of atrophy; more than one (kind of) atrophy.
3243	atrophy	If a part of your body atrophies	Her calf muscles began to atrophy when she started using the wheelchair.
3244	atrophying	The present participle of atrophy.
3245	attach	If you attach x to y	Warnings and instruction should be firmly attached to the container.; Attach the wire to the speaker with the red clip.; Look for spaces where the tire attaches to the rim.
3246	attachable	If something is attachable
3247	attaché	An attaché is a diplomatic officer who plays a specific role and has a specific area of responsibility.	His will be moving to France for his new posting as military attaché.
3248	attached	The past tense and past participle of attach.
3249	attaches	The third-person singular form of attach.
3250	attachés	The plural form of attaché; more than one (kind of) attaché.
3251	attaching	The present participle of attach.
3252	attachment	Attachment is the act or process of being attached to someone or something.
3253	attachments	The plural form of attachment; more than one (kind of) attachment.
3254	attack	To begin fighting with.
3255	attacked	The past tense and past participle of attack.
3256	attacker	An attacker is someone who attacks someone else	A hacker is an attacker that tries to enter other people's systems illegally.
3257	attackers	The plural form of attacker; more than one (kind of) attacker.
3258	attacking	The present participle of attack.
3259	attacks	The plural form of attack; more than one (kind of) attack.
3260	attain	Someone attains a status if they reach it and start to have that status.	My brother attained first place in the race.; After 4 years at university, she attained her degree.
3261	attainable	If something is attainable
3262	attained	The past tense and past participle of attain.
3263	attaining	The present participle of attain.
3264	attains	The third-person singular form of attain.
3265	attempt	An attempt is a try at something	It's broken and no attempt has been made to fix it.
3266	attempted	The past tense and past participle of attempt.	She attempted to draw a horse.
3267	attempting	The present participle of attempt.	She was attempting to draw a horse.
3268	attempts	The plural form of attempt; more than one (kind of) attempt.	She made many attempts to draw a horse.
3269	attend	If you attend something like school or a party	I attended a party.; My son will attend kindergarten next year.
3270	attendance	If you are attending something	Attendance at the meeting is required.
3271	attendances	The plural form of attendance; more than one (kind of) attendance.
3272	attendant	An attendant is a person who attends to do a service
3273	attendants	The plural form of attendant; more than one (kind of) attendant.
3274	attended	The past tense and past participle of attend.
3275	attendee	An attendee is a person who is in attendance of an event.	Most attendees are present, please start the ceremony.
3276	attendees	The plural form of attendee; more than one (kind of) attendee.
3277	attender	An attender is a person who attends.
3278	attenders	The plural form of attender; more than one (kind of) attender.
3279	attending	The present participle of attend.
3280	attends	The third-person singular form of attend.
3281	attention	If you pay attention to something	Pay attention to me when I'm speaking to you.; He waved to draw attention to himself.; She couldn't keep her attention on her books.
3282	attentions	The plural form of attention; more than one (kind of) attention.
3283	attentive	If a person or animal is attentive	An attentive audience, both young and old, was listening for any change.; Our server was attentive but not very knowledgeable about the food.; He was especially attentive toward his wife, and didn't want to leave her side for long.
3284	attentively	If you listen to a person attentively
3285	attenuate	If you attenuate something	This research aims to attenuate the effects of global warming.
3286	attenuated	The past tense and past participle of attenuate.
3287	attenuates	The third-person singular form of attenuate.
3288	attenuating	The present participle of attenuate.
3289	attenuation	Attenuation is the process of reducing the size
3290	attenuations	The plural form of attenuation; more than one (kind of) attenuation.
3291	attest	If you attest something
3292	attested	The past tense and past participle of attest.
3293	attesting	The present participle of attest.
3294	attests	The third-person singular form of attest.
3295	attic	An attic is the space just below the roof of a house. It may be used to store items or is sometimes big enough to live in.	I have a bunch of old clothes and toys stored in the attic that I would like to get rid of.
3296	attics	The plural form of attic; more than one (kind of) attic.
3297	attire	An attire is a set of clothes that are worn together.
3298	attires	The plural form of attire; more than one (kind of) attire.
3299	attitude	Your attitude is your feelings and opinions	He has a really bad attitude towards work.; A positive attitude can make life a lot easier.
3300	attitudes	The plural form of attitude; more than one (kind of) attitude.
3301	attorney	An attorney is a lawyer who is appointed to act for a person in business or legal matters.
3302	attorney at law	An attorney at law is a lawyer who is qualified to represent someone in court.
3303	attorney-at-law	An attorney-at-law is a lawyer who is qualified to represent someone in court.
3304	attorneys	The plural form of attorney; more than one (kind of) attorney.
3305	attorneys at law	The plural form of attorney at law; more than one (kind of) attorney at law.
3306	attorneys-at-law	The plural form of attorney-at-law; more than one (kind of) attorney-at-law.
3307	attract	If something attracts you	She jumped up and down to attract attention.; A cheaper price should also help attract customers.
3308	attracted	The past tense and past participle of attract.
3309	attracting	The present participle of attract.
3310	attraction	An attraction is a force that pulls two things together.	Magnets have an attraction to metal.; I feel a strong attraction to my husband.; I don't understand your attraction to rough men.
3311	attractions	The plural form of attraction; more than one (kind of) attraction.
3312	attractive	If people or things are attractive	People buy the make-up and stuff they see on television to make them appear more attractive.; I think that howard is a very attractive-looking man.; The offer was very attractive, but he couldn't agree.
3313	attractively	If something is done attractively	She arranged the flowers attractively on the table.
3314	attractiveness	Attractiveness is how attractive something or someone is.
3315	attractivenesses	The plural form of attractiveness; more than one (kind of) attractiveness.
3316	attracts	The third-person singular form of attract.
3317	attribute	If you attribute x to y	He attributes his success to the love of his parents.; The famous phrase is usually attributed to Winston Churchill, though some believe he never actually said it.
3318	attributed	The past tense and past participle of attribute.
3319	attributes	The plural form of attribute; more than one (kind of) attribute.
3320	attributing	The present participle of attribute.
3321	attribution	Attribution is the act of clearly acknowledging the creator of or reason for something.	An attribution error occurs when you see somebody as responsible for things they are not responsible for.; Attributions of success and failure was different, depending on the person's role.; Social workers and service users differed in their causal attributions for poverty.
3322	attributions	The plural form of attribution; more than one (kind of) attribution.
3323	attributive	An attributive modifier is a modifier of a noun	In a big tree, the adjective big is attributive, but in the tree is big, it is predicative.
3324	attrition	Attrition is the gradual decrease in something.	The attrition rate of this company is at its all-time high due to high due to the harsh working environment.
3325	attritions	The plural form of attrition; more than one (kind of) attrition.
3326	attune	If you attune something
3327	attuned	The past tense and past participle of attune.
3328	attunes	The third-person singular form of attune.
3329	attuning	The present participle of attune.
3330	atypical	Something that is atypical is not typical; it is strange and unusual.
3331	aubergine	An aubergine is the purple egg-shaped fruit of the Asian plant
3332	aubergines	The plural form of aubergine; more than one (kind of) aubergine.
3333	auburn	Auburn is a color often used to describe hair color.	The long hair of this girl are auburn.
3334	auction	An auction is a sale where the goods are sold to the person who offers the most money.	She wanted to sell her house at auction because she hoped to get a higher price.
3335	auctionable	If someone is auctionable
3336	auctioned	The past tense and past participle of auction.
3337	auctioneer	An auctioneer is a person who sells items at an auction.	The auctioneer sold the house to the highest bidder.
3338	auctioneers	The plural form of auctioneer; more than one (kind of) auctioneer.
3339	auctioning	The present participle of auction.
3340	auctions	The plural form of auction; more than one (kind of) auction.
3341	audacities	The plural form of audacity; more than one (kind of) audacity.
3342	audacity	The audacity of a person is their willingness to take risks.
3343	audible	If something is audible
3344	audience	An audience is the person or people who watch a performance	The audience at the concert was dancing on their chairs.
3345	audiences	The plural form of audience; more than one (kind of) audience.
3346	audio	Audio is a kind of sound or sound signal.	The audio for the game was playing through the computer speakers.
3347	audit	An audit is an when something is examined by an independent person or group.
3348	audit trail	An audit trail is a record of an audit. This is often a computer record.
3349	audit trails	The plural form of audit trail; more than one (kind of) audit trail.
3350	auditable	If something is auditable
3351	audited	The past tense and past participle of audit.
3352	auditing	The present participle of audit.
3353	audition	An audition is a performance by an someone hoping to become a performer in order to show suitability or talent.	The music club had it's auditions on Tuesday.
3354	auditioned	The past tense and past participle of audition.
3355	auditionee	An auditionee is a person who participates in an audition.
3356	auditionees	The plural form of auditionee; more than one (kind of) auditionee.
3357	auditioner	An auditioner is a person who conducts an audition.
3358	auditioners	The plural form of auditioner; more than one (kind of) auditioner.
3359	auditioning	The present participle of audition.
3360	auditions	The plural form of audition; more than one (kind of) audition.
3361	auditor	An auditor is someone who examines bookkeeping accounts.
3362	auditoria	The plural form of auditorium; more than one (kind of) auditorium.
3363	auditorium	An auditorium is a room built for an audience to watch a performance.
3364	auditoriums	The plural form of auditorium; more than one (kind of) auditorium.
3365	auditors	The plural form of auditor; more than one (kind of) auditor.
3366	auditory	If something is auditory
3367	audits	The third-person singular form of audit.
3368	Audrey	Audrey is a female given name.
3369	aug	August (the month).
3370	augment	If something is augmented	The money from renting out the spare room can augment his income.
3371	augmentable	If something is augmentable
3372	augmented	The past tense and past participle of augment.
3373	augmenting	The present participle of augment.
3374	augments	The third-person singular form of augment.
3375	augur	An augur is a person who can foretell an event by the behaviour of birds or from celestial phenomena.
3376	augured	The past tense and past participle of augur.
3377	auguries	The plural form of augury; more than one (kind of) augury.
3378	auguring	The present participle of augur.
3379	augurs	The plural form of augur; more than one (kind of) augur.
3380	augury	An augury is a prediction of events that will happen in the future.
3381	August	The eighth (8th) month of the year.	There are 31 days in August.
3382	Augusta	Augusta is a female given name.
3383	Augusts	The plural form of August; more than one (kind of) August.	This is one of the hottest Augusts we've had in a long time.
3384	aunt	Your aunt is the sister of your mother or father.	After my parents died, we went to live with my aunt.
3385	auntcest	Auntcest is a romantic relationship with one's aunts.
3386	auntie	A fun word for aunt	Go see auntie Janice.
3387	aunties	The plural form of auntie; more than one (kind of) auntie.
3388	aunts	The plural form of aunt; more than one (kind of) aunt.
3389	aunty	A fun word for aunt; a different way of spelling auntie.
3390	aura	An aura is a feeling	That place had a distinctive aura of wonder and majesty.; The man had an aura of confidence.
3391	aurae	The plural form of aura; more than one (kind of) aura.
3392	Aurangzeb
3393	auras	The plural form of aura; more than one (kind of) aura.
3394	auspicious	If something is auspicious
3395	Aussie	An Aussie is an Australian.
3396	Aussies	The plural form of Aussie; more than one (kind of) Aussie.
3397	Austin	Austin is a male given name.
3398	Australia	Australia is the continent that is east of the Indian Ocean	Australia is an island, a continent, and a nation, all in one.
3399	Australian	A person from Australia.
3400	Australian Capital Territory	The Australian Capital Territory is a territory of Australia.	Canberra is the capital of the Australian Capital Territory.
3401	Australian rules football	A type of football invented in Australia
3402	Australians	The plural form of Australian; more than one (kind of) Australian.
3403	Austria	Austria is a country in Europe.
3404	Austria-Hungary	Austria-Hungary was a country in Europe from 1867 to 1918.
3405	Austrian	An Austrian is a person that comes from Austria.
3406	Austrian Empire	The Austrian Empire was a country in Europe from 1804 to 1867.
3407	Austrians	The plural form of Austrian; more than one (kind of) Austrian.
3408	auteur	A auteur is a creative artist.
3409	auteurs	The plural form of auteur; more than one (kind of) auteur.
3410	authentic	Of the same origin as claimed; genuine.	The experts confirmed it was an authentic signature.
3411	authenticate	If you authenticate something	He didn't manage to authenticate the portrait, it's probably a fake.
3412	authenticated	The past tense and past participle of authenticate.
3413	authenticates	The third-person singular form of authenticate.
3414	authenticating	The present participle of authenticate.
3415	authentication	Authentication is the process of verifying that something is genuine or valid.
3416	authentications	The plural form of authentication; more than one (kind of) authentication.
3417	authenticity	Authenticity is the quality of being authentic; the quality of being true and genuine.
3418	author	An author is the creator of a work; a writer.	I am the author of this article. I was the one who wrote it.
3419	authored	The past tense and past participle of author.
3420	authoring	The present participle of author.
3421	authorisation	An authorisation is a permission to do something.	I've got authorisation. Call the office and you'll see.
3422	authorisations	The plural form of authorisation; more than one (kind of) authorisation.
3423	authorise	To authorise someone is to give them power or permission.	I will need to authorise you before you step through that gate.
3424	authorised	The past tense and past participle of authorise.
3425	authorises	The third-person singular form of authorise.
3426	authorising	The present participle of authorise.
3427	authoritarian	If a person is authoritarian	The government became increasingly authoritarian over the years.
3428	authoritative	If someone is authoritative
3429	authoritatively	If something is done authoritatively
3430	authoritativeness	Authoritativeness is the state or quality of being authoritative.
3431	authorities	The plural form of authority; more than one (kind of) authority.
3432	authority	To have authority means to have the power to make a decision.	This judge has the authority to throw you in jail.
3433	authorization	An authorization is a permission to do something.	I've got authorization. Call the office and you'll see.
3434	authorizations	The plural form of authorization; more than one (kind of) authorization.
3435	authorize	To authorize someone is to give them power or permission.	I will need to authorize you before you step through that gate.
3436	authorized	The past tense and past participle of authorize.
3437	authorizes	The third-person singular form of authorize.
3438	authorizing	The present participle of authorize.
3439	authors	The plural form of author; more than one (kind of) author.
3440	authorship	Authorship is the act or process of writing or creating something	He dreamed of achieving authorship of a best-selling novel.
3441	authorships	The plural form of authorship; more than one (kind of) authorship.
3442	autism	Autism is a disorder where a person has difficulty with communication & social interaction	Because their child continually rocked back and forward without speaking, the parents thought it might be autism.
3443	autisms	The plural form of autism; more than one (kind of) autism.
3444	autistic	If a person is autistic	John was autistic, so he did not learn like others.
3445	autistics	The plural form of autistic; more than one (kind of) autistic.
3446	auto	Another way of spelling automobile.
3447	auto-	"auto-" is a prefix that is related to yourself.	Autobiographies are written biographies about yourself.
3448	autobiographies	The plural form of autobiography; more than one (kind of) autobiography.
3449	autobiography	An autobiography is the story of the author's life.
3450	autocorrect	If a computer autocorrects a text
3451	autocorrected	The past tense and past participle of autocorrect.
3452	autocorrecting	The present participle of autocorrect.
3453	autocorrects	The third-person singular form of autocorrect.
3454	autocracies	The plural form of autocracy; more than one (kind of) autocracy.
3455	autocracy	Autocracy is a form of government in which unlimited power is held by a single person.	The system is moving towards autocracy with alarming speed.
3456	autocrat	An autocrat is an absolute ruler with complete power.	The country is run by an autocrat.; My boss is such an autocrat, never listening to what we say.
3457	autocratic	If something is autocratic
3458	autocrats	The plural form of autocrat; more than one (kind of) autocrat.
3459	autodidact	An autodidact is a person who has taught himself or herself a particular subject.
3460	autodidacts	The plural form of autodidact; more than one (kind of) autodidact.
3461	autograph	An autograph is a person’s signature
3462	autographed	The past tense and past participle of autograph.
3463	autographing	The present participle of autograph.
3464	autographs	The plural form of autograph; more than one (kind of) autograph.
3465	autoimmune	If something is autoimmune
3466	autoimmunity	Autoimmunity is the condition where a person's immune system attacks its own tissues
3467	autolaunch	If something autolaunches
3468	autolaunched	The past tense and past participle of autolaunch.
3469	autolaunches	The third-person singular form of autolaunch.
3470	autolaunching	The present participle of autolaunch.
3471	autologin	Autologin is a feature that automatically logs a user into the system.
3472	automate	If you automate a process	Automating the assembly process will increase our output.
3473	automated	The past tense and past participle of automate.
3474	automates	The third-person singular form of automate.
3475	automatic	If something is automatic	A washing machine is automatic.
3476	automatically	If something happens automatically	The door closed and locked automatically behind him.; If you sign up for this, you'll automatically be entered in a contest to win a car.
3477	automatics	The plural form of automatic; more than one (kind of) automatic.
3478	automating	The present participle of automate.
3479	automation	Automation is the act or process of controlling machines or devices in a more automatic way
3480	automations	The plural form of automation; more than one (kind of) automation.
3481	automobile	An automobile is a vehicle with four wheels and an engine or motor	The American automobile industry creates a lot of jobs.
3482	automobiles	The plural form of automobile; more than one (kind of) automobile.
3483	automotive	Something that is automotive has the ability to move by itself.
3484	automotives	The plural form of automotive; more than one (kind of) automotive.
3485	autonomies	The plural form of autonomy; more than one (kind of) autonomy.
3486	autonomous	If something is autonomous
3487	autonomous region	An autonomous region is a province-level division in China governed by non-Han ethnicities.	Guangxi is an autonomous region of the Zhuang.
3488	autonomous regions	The plural form of autonomous region; more than one (kind of) autonomous region.
3489	autonomy	Autonomy can be independence or freedom
3490	autopsied	The past tense and past participle of autopsy.
3491	autopsies	The plural form of autopsy; more than one (kind of) autopsy.
3492	autopsy	An autopsy is a dissection performed on a cadaver to find the possible cause(s) of death.
3493	autopsying	The present participle of autopsy.
3494	autorenew	If something autorenews
3495	autorenewed	The past tense and past participle of autorenew.
3496	autorenewing	The present participle of autorenew.
3497	autorenews	The third-person singular form of autorenew.
3498	autos	The plural form of auto; more than one (kind of) auto.
3499	autosave	Autosave is a software feature that saves an open document periodically to avoid the risk of data loss.
3500	autosaved	The past tense and past participle of autosave.
3501	autosaves	The plural form of autosave; more than one (kind of) autosave.
3502	autosaving	The present participle of autosave.
3503	autoselect	If something autoselects
3504	autoselected	The past tense and past participle of autoselect.
3505	autoselecting	The present participle of autoselect.
3506	autoselects	The third-person singular form of autoselect.
3507	autumn	The season when the weather is getting cooler
3508	autumns	The plural form of autumn; more than one (kind of) autumn.
3509	auxiliaries	The plural form of auxiliary; more than one (kind of) auxiliary.
3510	auxiliary	An auxiliary worker is one who assists the main workers.	The auxiliary police receive basic police training but cannot carry a weapon.
3511	auxiliary verb	An auxiliary verb is a verb that works with another verb to show the tense	In the following examples, the auxiliary verb is underlined:; Do you often go to the store?; I am walking to the store.; I have walked to the store.; Can you walk to the store?
3512	auxiliary verbs	The plural form of auxiliary verb; more than one (kind of) auxiliary verb.
3513	avail	If you avail yourself of something	She availed herself of the opportunity to learn a new skill.
3514	availabilities	The plural form of availability; more than one (kind of) availability.
3515	availability	Availability is the state or quality of being available.
3516	available	If something is available	We can't answer the question with the available information.; These forms are available from the local office.
3517	availed	The past tense and past participle of avail.
3518	availing	The present participle of avail.
3519	avails	The third-person singular form of avail.
3520	avalanche	An avalanche is a large body of snow and ice sliding down a mountain side quickly.
3521	avalanches	The plural form of avalanche; more than one (kind of) avalanche.
3522	avatar	A physical representation (for example
3523	avatars	The plural form of avatar; more than one (kind of) avatar.	I always choose silly avatars to represent me online.
3524	avenge	If you avenge
3525	avenged	The past tense and past participle of avenge.
3526	avenges	The third-person singular form of avenge.
3527	avenging	The present participle of avenge.
3528	avenue	An avenue is a wide street	They used to live at 123 Derbyshire Avenue.
3529	avenues	The plural form of avenue; more than one (kind of) avenue.
3530	aver	If you aver something	The defendant averred that they did not know that the document was forged.
3531	average	To be average is to be not one extreme or another.	In football, he is an average player.
3532	averaged	The past tense and past participle of average.	Sam averaged 10 points a game last season.; I have averaged a bonus of $1200 a year over the last 5 years.
3533	averages	The plural form of average; more than one (kind of) average.
3534	averaging	The present participle of average.
3535	averred	The past tense and past participle of aver.
3536	averring	The present participle of aver.
3537	avers	The third-person singular form of aver.
3538	aversion	An aversion is a dislike of something without any reasoning.
3539	aversions	The plural form of aversion; more than one (kind of) aversion.
3540	avert	If you avert your eyes
3541	avertable	If something is avertable
3542	averted	The past tense and past participle of avert.
3543	averting	The present participle of avert.
3544	averts	The third-person singular form of avert.
3545	Avery	Avery is a male given name.
3546	aviation	Aviation is the art or science of making and flying aircraft
3547	aviations	The plural form of aviation; more than one (kind of) aviation.
3548	avid	An avid person is enthusiastic and shows great interest in something.	I'm an avid reader.
3549	avocado	An avocado is a type of fruit that is yellowish-green and mushy inside.	Avocados grow in South Africa.
3550	avocadoes	The plural form of avocado; more than one (kind of) avocado.
3551	avocados	The plural form of avocado; more than one (kind of) avocado.
3552	avoid	When you avoid something	Are you avoiding me?; You can't avoid doing your homework.
3553	avoidable	When something is avoidable
3554	avoidably	In an avoidable way.	The cars were parked as avoidably as possible; it didn't stop her from running into one.
3555	avoidance	Avoidance is the process of staying away from or not doing something.	Tax avoidance is also high among business owners.; Behaviors including the avoidance of challenging activities increased.; We wonder what her avoidance of the topic meant.
3556	avoidances	The plural form of avoidance; more than one (kind of) avoidance.
3557	avoided	The past tense and past participle of avoid.
3558	avoiding	The present participle of avoid.
3559	avoids	The third-person singular form of avoid.
3560	avow	If you avow
3561	avowed	The past tense and past participle of avow.
3562	avowing	The present participle of avow.
3563	avows	The third-person singular form of avow.
3564	avunculicide	Avunculicide is the killing of one's uncle.
3565	avunculicides	The plural form of avunculicide; more than one (kind of) avunculicide.
3566	Awadh	Awadh is a region in the state Uttar Pradesh in India.
3567	await	If you await something	Everyone was quiet as we awaited the announcement.
3568	awaited	The past tense and past participle of await.
3569	awaiting	The present participle of await.
3570	awaits	The third-person singular form of await.
3571	awake	If you are awake	It was 1:00 AM and Gerard was still awake.
3572	awaken	If you awaken somebody	I was awakened a little after 11:00 by the phone.; I get to sleep easily and awaken feeling good.
3573	awakened	The past tense and past participle of awaken.
3574	awakening	The present participle of awaken.
3575	awakens	The third-person singular form of awaken.
3576	awakes	The third-person singular form of awake.	She awakes in the morning.
3577	awaking	The present participle of awake.	She was awaking in the morning but she decided to fall asleep again.
3578	award	An award is something that you give to someone who has done something very well.	Each year, Westinghouse announces the winners of its awards for the best high-school science projects.; He won the National League's Most Valuable Player award in 2007.
3579	awarded	The past tense and past participle of award.
3580	awarding	The present participle of award.
3581	awards	The plural form of award; more than one (kind of) award.
3582	aware	If you are aware of something	I am fully aware of the need for security, and will make the necessary changes.; I'm quite aware of the fact that you're here. You don't have to keep reminding me.
3583	awareness	Awareness is the state of consciousness	I gradually passed from sleep to full awareness.
3584	Awashik
3585	away	When something moves away from something else	Go away! You're bothering me.; Keep the machine away from water.; The store is far away from my house.
3586	awe	Awe is a feeling of fear and reverence.
3587	awed	The past tense and past participle of awe.
3588	awes	The third-person singular form of awe.
3589	awesome	If something is awesome	I love this book, it's awesome.
3590	awesomer	The comparative form of awesome; more awesome.
3591	awesomest	The superlative form of awesome; most awesome.
3592	awful	Very bad. So bad that people don't want to think about it.	When all the children were crying, it was just awful.
3593	awfully	If something is done awfully
3594	awing	The present participle of awe.
3595	awkward	An awkward person or animal is clumsy	He doesn't managed well when I try to juggle. He's still awkward.
3596	awkwarder	The comparative form of awkward; more awkward.
3597	awkwardest	The superlative form of awkward; most awkward.
3598	awkwardly	If something is done awkwardly
3599	awkwardness	Awkwardness is the state of being awkward.	The patient suffer awkwardness when walking.
3600	awkwardnesses	The plural form of awkwardness; more than one (kind of) awkwardness.
3601	awoke	The past tense of awake.	He awoke in the morning.
3602	awoken	The past participle of awake.	She had awoken in the morning.
3603	awright	Awright is okay or a sign of approval.	Awright! We won!
3604	awry	If something goes awry	Unfortunately, it looks like our plans have gone awry.
3605	Awsta Muhammad
3606	ax	Ax is another way of spelling axe.
3607	axe	An axe is a tool made from a short blade on a long handle. Axes are often used to cut wood.
3608	axed	The past tense and past participle of axe.
3609	axel	An axel is a jump that includes one or more complete turns and a half turn while in the air.
3610	axels	The plural form of axel; more than one (kind of) axel.
3611	axes	The plural form of axe; more than one (kind of) axe.
3612	axil	An axil is the upper angle between a leaf and a stem.
3613	axils	The plural form of axil; more than one (kind of) axil.
3614	axing	The present participle of axe.
3615	axiologies	The plural form of axiology; more than one (kind of) axiology.
3616	axiology	Axiology is the field of study in philosophy that studies ethical and aesthetic values.
3617	axiom	An axiom is an established principle or statement which is universally accepted.
3618	axiomatic	If something is axiomatic
3619	axioms	The plural form of axiom; more than one (kind of) axiom.
3620	axis	An axis is the imaginary line that an object spins around. This is the middle of the circle of the turn	The Earth rotates once a day on its axis.
3621	axis mundi	A line (axis) through a point in the Earth that the universe turns around. Normally also the connection between heaven and Earth.	Some Hindus believe that a holy mountain is the axis mundi, and that climbing it leads to heaven.
3622	axises	The plural form of axis; more than one (kind of) axis.
3623	axle	An axle is the pin or spindle on which a wheel revolves
3624	axles	The plural form of axle; more than one (kind of) axle.
3625	aye	yes	All in favor, say aye.
3626	Ayn	Ayn is a province in northern Somalia	Ayn or Cayn is settled by the reer darawiish community in Khatumo.
3627	azalea	An azalea is a type of plant that grows flowers.	I have pansies, roses, and azaleas in my garden.
3628	azaleas	The plural form of azalea; more than one (kind of) azalea.
3629	Azerbaijan	Azerbaijan is a country in Asia
3630	Azerbaijani	An Azerbaijani is a person from Azerbaijan.
3631	Azerbaijanis	The plural form of Azerbaijani; more than one (kind of) Azerbaijani.
3632	azure	Azure is the clear blue color of the sky.
3633	azures	The plural form of azure; more than one (kind of) azure.

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