A
a /a/ n. A letter in the alphabet.
aa /eɪ/ n. A small, flat building in which people sleep.
aaaah /ˈæəʊ/ n. A sound made by a person's mouth.
aaah /ˈeɪə/ n. A sound made by a human voice.
aah /əˈhɔː/ n. A sound made by the human vocal cords.
aaron /əˈroʊn/ n. A man of the family.
ab /ab/ n. A place where people sleep.
abandon to leave something behind or give up something.
abandoned /əˈbændɪd/ n. A place left vacant or unused.
abandoning /əˈbændɪŋ/ n. The act of leaving something behind or letting it go.
abbey /əˈbɪdʒ/ n. A place of worship or a place of learning.
abbot /əˈbɒpt/ n. A man who is the head of a religious order.
abbott /əˈbɒt/ n. A person who is a member of the abbott family.
abby /əˈbɪ/ n. A small house or cottage.
abdomen /əˈbɒmən/ n. The central part of the human body.
abdominal /əˈbɪdʒənl/ n. The area of the body between the sternum and the hip bones.
abducted /əˈbæk.dʒɪd/ n. A person taken without consent.
abduction /əˈbæk.dʒɪʃ/ n. The act of taking someone or something by force or threat.
abdul /əˈdʌl/ n. A person of the title of the Prophet Muhammad.
abe /əˈbeɪ/ n. A person who is not a member of a family.
abel /əˈbɛl/ n. A person.
abi /əbɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
abide /əˈbaɪd/ v. to remain in a state of being or doing something.
abigail /əˈbɪɡəl/ n. A woman of the name Abigail.
abilities /əˈbɪlɪtɪz/ n. A set of skills or talents that enable a person to do something.
ability /əˈbɪləti/ n. A quality or capacity to do something.
able /əˈbɪl/ n. A person who can do something.
abnormal /əˈbɔːrnəl/ n. An unusual or defective condition or state.
aboard on a ship: /əˈboʊd/ n. A part of a ship that is on the water.
abort /əˈbɔːt/ n. The act of ending a pregnancy.
abortion /æbɔːrˈtʃn/ n. The termination of a pregnancy.
about /əˈbɔːr/ n. A place where people gather for events or activities.
above /əˈbʌw/ n. A place above or over something.
abraham /aˈbraʊm/ n. A person of the biblical tribe of Abraham.
abroad /əˈbɹɔːd/ n. A place far from one's home.
abs /æb/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building used for storage or as a temporary dwelling.
absence /əˈbɪsəns/ n. The state of being without something.
absent /əˈbɛnt/ n. A person or thing that is not present.
absolute /əˈbɪlət/ n. A state of being or action that is complete and unchangeable.
absolutely /əˈbɪʃl/ n. A state of being or doing that is complete or total.
absorb /əˈbɔːr/ n. To take in or hold in.
absorbed /əˈbɔːrbd/ n. A state of being completely taken in or absorbed by something.
abstract /æb-s-t-r-a-b-l-/ n. A collection of ideas, concepts, or thoughts.
absurd /əˈsɜːbd/ n. A thing that is not logical or sensible.
abu /abʊ/ n. A building in which people live.
abuse /əˈbjuːz/ n. A harmful or excessive act of harming someone.
abused /əˈbjuːd/ n. A person who abuses another person.
abusing /əˈbjuːs/ n. A behavior or action that harms or violates someone or something.
abusive /əˈbɪʃv/ n. A person or thing that causes harm or distress.
abyss /əˈbɪs/ n. A deep, narrow, or extremely deep hole or pit.
ac /æk/ n. A small, flat building used for storage or as a temporary shelter.
academic /əˈkʌmɪdɪk/ n. A subject or field of study.
academy /əˈkædēmi/ n. A place of learning or study.
accent /əˈkɑːs/ n. A distinctive sound or tone in speech.
accept /əˈkɛpt/ n. To agree with or allow something.
acceptable /əˈkɒləbɪl/ n. A thing that is acceptable or appropriate.
acceptance /əˈkɒp.tʃən/ n. The process of being admitted or granted entry into a group or organization.
accepted /əˈkɒp.tə.k/ n. A person who has been granted permission to do something.
accepting /əˈkɛptɪŋ/ n. A state of being or action of accepting something.
accepts /əˈkɒp.təs/ n. A person who accepts something.
access /əˈkæs/ n. A way of getting into or out of a place.
accessory /ˈæksə.sə.rɪ/ n. A part of a house or building that is not the main structure.
accident /əˈkɪdʒn/ n. A sudden event that causes damage or injury.
accidental /əˈkɪʃnəl/ n. An event that happens by chance.
accidentally /əˈkɪsɪtɪnli/ n. An act of doing something by chance.
accidents /əˈkɪdʒn/ n. Unexpected or unfortunate events that happen to people or things.
accommodate /əˈkɒmpəteɪt/ v. to provide a place for people to stay.
accompanied /əˈkɒmpəndɪd/ n. A person or thing that is present with another.
accompany to join or accompany someone or something.
accomplice /əˈkɒmp.səl.iː/ n. A person who works closely with another person to achieve a common goal.
accomplices /əˈkɒmpliːz/ n. People who work together with someone to achieve a common goal.
accomplish /əˈkɒmplɪʃ/ v. To achieve or complete something.
accomplished /əˈkɒmplɪtɪd/ v. to be accomplished.
accord /əˈkɔːrd/ n. A formal agreement or arrangement between parties.
according /əˈkjuːnd/ n. A statement or opinion that is based on facts or evidence.
accordingly /ˌɑːdʒəndəli/ n. A word or phrase used to indicate that something is done or said in response to a previous action or statement
account /əˈkʌnt/ n. A record of money or other assets.
accountable /əˈkɒbl.əbəl/ n. A person who is responsible for something.
accountant /əˈkʌntənt/ n. A person who keeps records of money and other financial transactions.
accounted /əˈkjuːtənd/ n. A record of something that has been done or recorded.
accounting /əˈkjuːtɪŋ/ n. The science and practice of recording, classifying, and managing financial transactions.
accounts /əˈkjuːts/ n. A record of money received or spent.
accuracy /əˈkwaɪtəns/ n. The degree to which something is correct or accurate.
accurate /əˈkwaɪt/ n. A statement or fact that is true or correct.
accurately /əˈkwaɪtɪli/ n. A person who is precise and exact.
accusation /əˈkjuːʃn/ n. A charge or accusation against someone.
accusations /əˈkjuːʃn.əʊz.əʊn.ʃ.əʊ/ n. A charge or accusation against
accuse /əˈkjuːs/ n. To make a person believe something is true.
accused /əˈkjuːs/ n. A person who has been charged with a crime.
accusing /əˈkjuːsɪŋ/ n. A verbal or written statement expressing a person's belief that someone is doing something wrong.
accustomed used to: /juːˈsɔːt/ n. A state of being or doing something repeatedly over time.
ace /əˈsiː/ n. A weapon used in combat.
aces /əˈseɪs/ n. A group of people who play the game of chess.
ache /əˈkiː/ n. A painful or unpleasant feeling or sensation.
aches /əʃ/ n. A painful or unpleasant feeling or experience.
achieve /əˈtʃiːv/ n. To make something happen or become something else.
achieved /əˈtʃiːd/ n. A result or event that has been accomplished.
achievement /əˈkwaɪʃmənt/ n. A completed task or accomplishment.
achievements /əˈtʃiːvəms/ n. A collection of accomplishments or successes.
achilles /əˈkɪlɪs/ n. A large muscle in the thigh.
aching /ætʃɪŋ/ n. A process of removing or eliminating something.
acid /aɪˈsaɪd/ n. A substance that causes a change in the pH of a solution.
acknowledge /əˈkɒnˌdʒɪn/ n. To accept or accept as true.
acknowledged /əˈkɒl.ənd.ənd/ n. A statement or action that someone has done or said to show they agree with something.
acquaintance /əˈkwaɪntəns/ n. A person or thing you know well.
acquainted /əˈkwaɪndt/ n. A person or thing known to be familiar with.
acquire /əˈkwaɪr/ v. To obtain or gain possession of something.
acquired /əˈkwaɪəd/ n. A thing that has been obtained or taken.
acquitted /əˈkwaɪtɪd/ n. A person who has been released from prison or court.
acres /ˈækres/ n. A unit of land equal to 43,560 square feet.
across /əˈkrəs/ n. A place where two or more things are joined side by side.
act /ækt/ n. A movement or action.
acted /əˈkæt/ n. A performance or act of a person.
acting /ˈæktɪŋ/ n. A performance or role played by a person.
action /əʃən/ n. A physical movement or activity.
actions /ˈækʃn/ n. A series of actions performed by a person.
activate /əˈvæk.tə.tɪv/ n. To make something work or come to life.
activated /əˈvɛktɪd/ n. A state of being active or functioning.
active /əˈkʌv/ n. A state of being or action that is current or ongoing.
activities /əˈkɪtɪvɪz/ n. A series of actions or events.
activity /əˈtɪv.ə.ti/ n. A specific action or event.
actor /əˈkɔːtər/ n. A person who plays a role in a play, film, or television show.
actors /əˈkɔːtərs/ n. A person who plays a role in a play, film, or television show.
actress /əˈkɪtʃ/ n. A woman who performs in a play, film, or other performance.
actresses /ˌæktəˈzɪz/ n. A group of people who perform in a variety of performances.
acts /æktz/ n. A person who performs a specific action.
actual /əˈkʌtʃn/ n. A real or genuine thing.
actually /əˈkwaɪt/ n. A person who is actually.
acute /əˈkwaɪt/ n. A state of being very short or severe.
ad /əd/ n. A noun that begins with the letter 'a' and ends with the letter 'd'.
ada /əˈdeɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
adam /əˈdæm/ n. A person.
adams /əˈdæms/ n. A person of the family Adams.
adapt /əˈdæp/ n. To change or modify something.
adapted /əˈdɪpə.tɪd/ n. A modification or change to something.
add /əˈdɛk/ n. A verb meaning to add or increase.
added /əˈdɪd/ n. A building in which people live.
addict /əˈdɪkt/ n. A person who is addicted to something.
addicted /əˈdɪkʃt/ n. A person who is addicted to something.
addiction /əˈdɪkʃn/ n. A compulsive behavior or state of mind that leads to repeated use of a substance or behavior.
addicts /əˈdɪktɪks/ n. A person addicted to a drug or substance.
adding /əˈdɪŋ/ n. A verb meaning to add or increase.
addison /əˈdɪʃn/ n. A person who is a friend of another person.
addition /əˈdɪʃn/ n. A part of a whole or a component that is added to something else.
additional /ˌædʒɪˈsɔːn/ n. Additional or supplementary material or service.
address /əˈdɪs/ n. A place where people live.
addressed /ˈædʒɪsɪd/ n. A place where something is located.
addresses /ˈædʒəns/ n. A place where people live.
addressing /ˌædʒɪˈsɪŋ/ n. The act of addressing someone or something.
adds /əˈdɪs/ n. A building in which people work.
adele /əˈdɪl/ n. A person of the name Adele.
adequate /əˈdʒiːkət/ n. Sufficiently prepared or complete.
adi /əd/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
adieu /aˈdiː/ n. Farewell.
adios /əˈdiəs/ n. A farewell or goodbye.
adjourned /dɪsˈmɪʃn/ n. A decision to remove or abandon something.
adjust /dʒɪˈzɔːr/ n. A change or modification to something.
adjusted /əˈdʒɜːst/ n. A change or modification to something.
adjusting /dʒɪˈzɔːrɪŋ/ n. The act of making something fit or correct.
adjustment /dʒɪˈsɜːr/ n. A change or modification to something.
administration /əˈdɪmɪnɪʃn/ n. A body of people or organization that manages public affairs.
administrative /əˈdɪmɪnɪʃəʊ/ n. A government department or office.
administrator /ˌæmɪˈnɪʃə(r)/ n. A person who manages or administers a system or organization.
admirable /ədˈmɪrəbəl/ n. A thing that is very good or excellent.
admiral /ˈædmɪrəl/ n. A high-ranking officer in the armed forces.
admiration /ədˈmɪʃn/ n. A feeling of being impressed or greatly pleased by something.
admire /ədˈmɪr/ n. To look up to or respect highly.
admired /əˈmɪdɪd/ n. A person or thing that is highly respected or loved.
admirer /ədˈmɪrər/ n. A person who is very interested in or impressed by something.
admiring /ədˈmɪrɪŋ/ n. A feeling of pleasure or admiration.
admission /ədˈmɪʃn/ n. A place where people enter a building or organization.
admit /ədˈmɪt/ n. To allow or accept someone into a place.
admits /ədˈmɪts/ n. A place where people can enter and leave.
admitted /ədˈmɪtɪd/ n. A person who has been admitted to a place.
admitting /əˈkɛptɪŋ/ n. A person or thing that is admitted to or allowed to enter.
adolf /aɪdɒl/ n. A man who is a dictator.
adopt /əˈdɒp/ n. A person who takes care of someone else's children.
adopted /əˈdɒp.tɪd/ n. A person who has taken care of someone else.
adoption /əˈdɒpʃn/ n. A legal process by which a person or group of people is adopted into the life of another.
adorable /əˈdɔːrəbl/ n. A person or thing that is pleasing to the eye or mind.
adore /əˈdɔːr/ n. A feeling of deep affection or respect.
adored /luːd/ n. A feeling of affection or admiration.
adrenaline /ədˈreɪnˌaɪn/ n. A substance that causes a person to feel a strong sense of excitement or energy.
adrian /ədriːn/ n. A man of the Roman Empire.
adriana /ədˈriːə/ n. A woman of the name Adriana.
ads /ədˈzɪʃn/ n. A piece of advertising.
adult /ˈædʌt/ n. An adult person.
adultery /ədʌl.tə.rei/ n. A sexual relationship between two people who have not yet married.
adults /ˈædʌlts/ n. A group of people of the same age.
advance /ˈændvɪs/ n. A step forward or a movement toward something.
advanced /əˈvɛn.dʒɪd/ n. A level of skill or knowledge that is higher than the previous level.
advances /ˈædʒəns/ n. A step forward or a new stage in a process.
advancing /ədˈvænsɪŋ/ n. A movement or process of moving forward.
advantage /ədˈvɛntʃəʊ/ n. A benefit or benefit of a situation.
advantages /ədˈvɒnəˌtɪs/ n. The benefits or features that make something useful or desirable.
adventure /ədˈvɛnʃəʊ/ n. A journey or experience of new and exciting things.
adventures /ədˈvɛnʃəs/ n. A series of events or experiences that occur in a particular time period.
adventurous /ədˈvɛntʃəs/ n. A person who is willing to take risks and explore new areas.
advertise /əˈdɪsəɪ/ v. To make known or known to others.
advertisement /ədˈzɪmɪneɪt/ n. A commercial advertisement for a product or service.
advertising /ədˈvɛɹɪŋ/ n. A form of communication used to promote products or services.
advice /ədˈvɪs/ n. A piece of advice or counsel.
advise /ədˈvɪs/ n. to suggest or recommend something.
advised /ədˈvɪsɪd/ n. A recommendation or suggestion given by someone.
adviser /ədɪˈvɪsər/ n. A person who advises or gives advice.
advisor /əˈdɪvɪʃər/ n. A person who advises or gives advice.
advocate /ədˈvɒdʒeɪt/ n. A person who advocates for something or someone.
ae /eɪ/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
aerial /aɪr/ n. A part of the atmosphere above the earth.
afar /əˈfɑːr/ n. A distance away from something.
affair /əˈfɪər/ n. A relationship between two people.
affairs /əˈfɪəri/ n. A set of events or matters that affect a person or a group.
affect /əˈfekt/ n. To influence or change something.
affected /əˈfektɪd/ n. A state of being or condition that has been or is being influenced.
affecting /əˈfɛktɪŋ/ n. A thing that has an influence on something else.
affection /əˈfɪʃn/ n. A feeling of love or care.
affectionate /əˈfɪʃ.ən.t/ n. A feeling of love or respect.
affects /əˈfɛktz/ n. To influence or change the state of something.
affirmative /æfɪrˈmɛntv/ n. A statement or action that is true or correct.
afford /əˈfɔːrd/ n. A person who can pay for something.
afghan /æfʃən/ n. A person of Afghan descent.
afghanistan /æfʃəɡəˈnɪʃ/ n. A country in South Asia.
afraid /əˈfɜːrd/ n. A feeling of fear or apprehension.
africa /æˈrɪfɪk/ n. A large landmass in southern Africa.
african /aˈfɪrɪʃn/ n. A person of African descent.
after /əˈpɔːr/ n. Following something or someone.
afterlife /əˈpɪlɪf/ n. A state of existence after death.
afternoon /əˈpɔːn/ n. A period of time in the day when the sun is high in the sky.
afterward /ˈæf.ɹɔːrd/ n. Following something or someone.
afterwards /ˈæf.ɔː.ɹs/ n. Following something or someone.
again /əˈɡaɪn/ n. A repetition of something previously done.
against /əˈɡaɪnst/ n. A position or action that opposes or opposes.
agatha /əˈɡəθə/ n. A woman who is a member of the Greek goddess of wisdom.
age /æɡ/ n. A period of time during which a person is growing.
aged /ædʒ/ n. A period of time during which a person is growing or developing.
agencies /əˈdʒənsi/ n. A group of people or organizations that work together to achieve a common goal.
agency /əˈdʒənsi/ n. A business or organization that provides services or products to individuals or businesses.
agenda /ˈæɡə.nə.dʒ/ n. A list of planned events or tasks.
agent /əˈdʒənt/ n. A person who performs a specific task.
agents /ˈæɡənts/ n. A person or company who handles business transactions.
ages /æɡz/ n. A period of time during which a person is of a certain age.
aggression /əˈɡeʃn/ n. A violent or aggressive act or state.
aggressive /əˈɡəˌzɪʃ/ n. A person or thing that is aggressive.
agh /əɡh/ n. A small, flat building in which people sleep.
aging /æˈɡɪŋ/ n. The process of getting older.
agitated /əˈdɪɡeɪtɪd/ n. A state of being disturbed or excited.
agnes /aɪnˈɡes/ n. A woman who is a member of the French royal family.
ago /əˈɡoʊ/ n. A time before the present.
agony /ˈpeɪn/ n. A painful sensation or condition.
agree /əˈɡriː/ n. A person who agrees with someone else.
agreed /əˈɡriːd/ n. A statement or decision that is accepted or approved.
agreeing /əˈɡriːəɪŋ/ n. A state of being in agreement.
agreement /əˈɡriːm/ n. A mutual promise to act in a certain way.
agrees /əˈɡraɪz/ n. A verb meaning to agree with someone.
agricultural /aɪɡrɪˈsjuːl/ n. A field of crops or a farm.
agriculture /aɪɡʃərəˈleɪt/ n. The practice of growing crops and livestock for food and fiber.
ah /æ/ n. A sound made by the human vocal cords.
aha /əˈhaʊ/ n. A sudden, loud, or startling sound.
ahead /eɪk/ n. A position in front of something.
ahem /əˈhɛm/ n. A sound made by a person who is not happy.
ahh /əh/ n. A sound made by a person's mouth.
ahhh /əˈhɪk/ n. A sound made by a person's mouth.
ahmed /əˈmɛd/ n. A person of Arabic origin.
ahn /əˈn/ n. A person who is not a human being.
ahold /əˈhɒld/ n. A state of being or doing something that is held or maintained.
ahoy a small boat for people to ride on.
ai /aɪ/ n. A computer program that processes information.
aid /aɪd/ n. A service or support provided by a government or organization.
aidan /eɪˈdɛn/ n. A small town in the United States.
aide /aɪd/ n. A person who assists someone.
aiden /aɪdʒən/ n. A small town in the United States.
aids /aɪdz/ n. A tool or service that helps achieve a goal.
aigoo /aɪɡəʊ/ n. A large, open-air amusement park.
aii /aɪi/ n. A group of people who work together to achieve a common goal.
aim /eɪm/ n. A directed line of fire or a specific direction.
aimed /əˈmiːd/ n. directed toward a specific goal.
aiming /əˈmiːŋ/ n. The act of directing or aiming at something.
ain /əɪn/ n. A small, flat building used for sleeping.
air /aɪr/ n. A gas that fills the spaces in the atmosphere.
airborne /ˈaɪərbaɪn/ n. A person or object moving through the air.
aircraft /ˈækʃər/ n. A machine designed for flight.
aires /aɪr/ n. A space in a building where people live.
airline /ˈaɪr.lɪn/ n. A commercial vehicle for transporting people or goods.
airlines /ˈaɪr.lɪn/ n. A commercial air carrier.
airplane /ˈaɪr.ə.pəʊn/ n. A machine for flying.
airplanes /ˈaɪr.ə.plɪn/ n. A machine for flying.
airport /ˈaɪrˌpɔːrt/ n. A place where people fly.
aisle /aɪˈsl/ n. A narrow passage in a building.
aj /əˈdʒi/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
ajay /əˈjæj/ n. A person who is very good at something.
aka /əˈkeɪ/ n. A synonym for house.
akira /aˈkiːra/ n. A person of Japanese descent.
al /əˈl/ n. A small, flat building used for storage or as a temporary dwelling.
alabama /əˈlæmbə/ n. A state in the southern United States.
alain /əˈlɛ̃/ n. A man of the French language.
alan /əˈlæn/ n. A person.
alarm /ˈærməl/ n. A device that alerts people to an emergency.
alarmed /ˈælərm/ n. A state of being disturbed or worried.
alarms /ˈælərz/ n. A sound or signal that warns of danger or an event.
alas /əˈleɪs/ n. A person who is a friend of another.
alaska /əˈlɑːskə/ n. A large, remote, and often rugged landmass in the northwest of North America.
albert /ˈælbɜːrt/ n. A man of the family.
alberto /aˈlɛbto/ n. A man of the family.
album /əˈbɔːl/ n. A musical record containing a collection of songs.
albums /əˈbɔːlz/ n. A collection of music records.
alcohol /əˈlʌkʃn/ n. A substance used to induce intoxication.
alcoholic /əˈlɪkʃən/ n. A person who drinks alcohol.
ale /əˈleɪ/ n. A drink made from fermented grains.
alec /əˈlɛk/ n. A person who is a man.
alejandro /aˈlɛ/ n. A person who is a soldier.
alert /əˈlɛrt/ n. A signal or message indicating something important.
alerted /ˈæltəd/ v. to make aware of.
alex /ælɛk/ n. A person.
alexander /æˈlɛksəndər/ n. A man of the name Alexander.
alexandra /əˈkɛnˌdʒə/ n. A woman of the name Alexandra.
alexis /əˈleɪʃis/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
alf /ælf/ n. A small, flat, or low-lying area of land.
alfie /æˈlaɪf/ n. A small, isolated village.
alfonso /ɑˈlɒnso/ n. A man of the church.
alfred /ælfred/ n. A man of the family.
alfredo /æˈlɪf.ə.dɔː/ n. A man of the family.
algeria /ɑːlˈɚdʒi/ n. A country in Africa.
algorithm /əˈlɒɡɪt/ n. A set of rules or steps used to solve a problem.
ali /aˈli/ n. A person.
alias /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
alibi /əˈlɪbi/ n. A situation in which a person is not present at a time when an event occurred.
alice /aɪ-lɪs/ n. A person.
alicia /aˈlɪʃə/ n. A woman who is a member of the royal family.
alien /aɪˈliːn/ n. A being that does not belong to a human.
aliens /əˈlaɪn/ n. A being or creature from another planet.
alike /sɪmɪlər/ n. Two or more things that are alike in appearance, character, or function.
alimony /aˈlɪmɪn/ n. A sum of money paid to a person who has been divorced or separated.
alison /əˈlɪʃn/ n. A woman who is unmarried.
alistair /əˈlaɪtər/ n. A person named Alistair.
alive /lɪvɪŋ/ n. A state of being alive.
all /əʊl/ n. A collection of things or people.
allah /aˈlāh/ n. A deity in Islam.
allan /əˈlæn/ n. A person who is a man.
allegations allegations: /ˈælɡ.ə.ʃ.ə.ʃ.ʌ.ʃ.ʃ.ʃ.ʃ.ʃ.ʃ
alleged /ˈælɡed/ n. A claim or assertion made by someone.
allegedly /əˈlɛɡdɪl/ n. A statement or opinion that is not proven to be true.
allegiance /ləˈdʒəni/ n. A state of being or action that is based on a person's or group's commitment to a particular person, organization, or
allen a place where people live.
allergic allergic: /ˈæl.ɪ.ɡ.ɪ.ɪ.ɪ.ɪ.ɪ.ɪ.ɪ.ɪ.ɪ.
allergies /ˈælɚɡɪz/ n. A condition of the body that causes the body to react to a substance.
allergy /ˈælə(r)ɡi/ n. A condition of the body that causes the immune system to produce antibodies against a specific substance.
alley /əˈleɪ/ n. A narrow street or path leading to a building.
alliance /əˈlaɪn.əns/ n. A political or social group of people united for common goals.
allie /əˈliː/ n. A person who is friendly and helpful.
allied /ˈæl.j.əl/ n. A group of people who work together for a common goal.
allies /ˈæl.ji/ n. A group of people who support a particular cause or organization.
alligator /əˈlɪɡər/ n. A large reptile with a long, curved tail.
allison /əˈlɪʃn/ n. A person who is a friend of another person.
allow /əˈlɑːk/ n. A permission or authority granted to do something.
allowance /əˈlɑːns/ n. A sum of money given to a person or family for living expenses.
allowed /əˈlɔːd/ n. A permission or authority granted to do something.
allowing /əˈlɑːvɪŋ/ n. A state of being or action that permits or enables something to happen.
allows /əˈlɑːks/ n. A place where people can go to rest or sleep.
allright /ˈɑːlriːt/ n. A state of being or feeling that is satisfactory or agreeable.
ally /əˈlɪ/ n. A person who is a friend or associate.
alma /əˈmɔːl/ n. A place of worship.
almighty /əˈmɪθ/ n. A powerful or omnipotent being.
almost /əˈlɑːst/ n. A small amount of something.
alone /əˈlɒn/ n. A person or thing without another person or thing.
along /əˈlɒɡ/ n. A line of people or things moving together.
alongside /ˈalɔːns/ n. A place or thing next to something else.
alonso /aʎəns/ n. A person who is an alonzo.
aloud /ˈlʌd/ n. A sound or noise.
alpha /æˈlɪtə/ n. The first letter of the alphabet.
alphabet /æb-sɔːl/ n. A sequence of letters arranged in order.
alphahff /ælˈfɑːf/ n. A building in which people live.
alps the mountains of the Alps: /ˈalps/ n. A mountain range in Europe.
already /əˈdʒɪl/ n. A state of having been done or completed.
alright /ˈalɹɪt/ n. A word used to say "yes" or "ok".
also /əʊl/ n. A place where people gather or meet.
altar /ˈæltər/ n. A sacred place where religious rituals are performed.
alter /ˈalɪtər/ n. A change or modification to something.
altered /kəndʒəʊd/ n. A change or modification to something.
alternate /ˈælt.ər.ə.t/ n. A variant or alternative form of a word.
alternative /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
although /əˈlʌθɒn/ n. A word used to introduce a clause that contrasts with the preceding one.
altitude /ˈæləstəʊt/ n. The height above sea level of a place.
altogether /ˈæl.tʃ.ə.ɡər/ n. A sum of all or everything.
aluminum /ˈælə.mi.nəm/ n. A metal used for construction and packaging.
alvarez /aˈlɛrviz/ n. A person of the name Alvarez.
alvin /ˈalvin/ n. A person named Alvin.
always /ˈæls/ n. A state of being or action that is repeated or consistent.
alzheimer /əˈlɪzəˌmɛr/ n. A disease of the brain that causes memory loss.
am /æm/ n. A verb meaning to be or to be able.
amanda /əˈmændə/ n. A woman of the name Amanda.
amar /æˈmɑːr/ n. A small, flat, single-story building.
amateur /əˈmeɪtʃər/ n. A person who is not skilled or experienced in a particular field.
amateurs /əˈmeɪtərs/ n. People who enjoy doing things for fun.
amazed /əˈmeɪd/ n. A state of being very surprised or impressed.
amazing /əˈmæzɪŋ/ n. A very good or wonderful thing.
amazingly /əˈmædʒɪli/ n. A very great or wonderful thing.
amazon /əˈmɒn/ n. A large online bookstore.
ambassador /əˈmɪbəsə(r)/ n. A person who represents another country.
amber /əˈmɛr/ n. A yellowish resinous substance used in the manufacture of amber.
ambition /æmˈbɪʃn/ n. A strong desire to achieve something.
ambitions /æmˈbɪʃnz/ n. A long-term goal or desire for something.
ambitious desiring to achieve great things.
ambrose /æmˈbrɒs/ n. A saint or religious figure.
ambulance /æmˈbʌnsəl/ n. A vehicle used to transport people or animals in need of medical attention.
ambush /əˈmʌʃ/ n. A sudden attack or surprise.
ambushed /əˈmʌbʃed/ n. A sudden attack or surprise.
amelia /əˈmɛ.li.ə/ n. A woman who is a member of the royal family.
amen /əˈmen/ n. A place where people gather for social activities.
amendment /ˌæmˈdɪʃn/ n. A change to a law or rule.
amends /əˈmɛns/ n. A change or modification to an existing law, rule, or agreement.
america /əˈmərɪkə/ n. A country in North America.
american /əˈmɛnʃən/ n. A country in North America.
americans /əˈmɪkərzəmz/ n. A person from the United States.
ames /æmɪs/ n. A person who is a man.
ami /əˈmɪ/ n. A person who is friendly and kind.
amigo /aˈmɪɡo/ n. A person or thing you like to be with.
amir /əˈmɪr/ n. A person of high rank in a military or political organization.
ammo /wɛn/ n. A tool used to shoot or strike.
ammunition /ˈæmʌn.ʃən/ n. A weapon or projectile used to kill or injure.
amnesia /əˈmænə/ n. A sudden loss of memory.
amnesty /əˈmɪn.sə/ n. A government policy that allows people to leave their homes and return to their countries.
among /əˈmɒn/ n. A place where people gather.
amongst /əˈmʌnst/ n. A place where several things are located together.
amos /əˈmós/ n. A small house or cottage.
amount /æmʌnt/ n. A quantity or measure of something.
amounts /æmʌntz/ n. A quantity of something.
amsterdam /əˈmɛstər/ n. A city in the Netherlands.
amulet /əˈmjuːl/ n. A magical object or talisman used for protection or fortune.
amuse /əˈmjuːz/ n. To make someone feel happy or entertained.
amused /əˈmjuːd/ n. A feeling of happiness or amusement.
amusement /əˈmjuːz/ n. A form of entertainment or fun.
amusing /əˈmjuːzɪŋ/ n. Something that makes people laugh.
amy /əˈmeɪ/ n. A person.
an /æn/ n. A small, uncountable noun meaning a small amount or quantity.
ana /əˈnə/ n. A person who is a woman.
anal /aˈnæl/ n. A part of the body that controls the functions of the other parts of the body.
analysis /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
analyst /əˈnælz/ n. A person who studies or analyzes data or systems.
analyze /anəˈleɪs/ n. A process of examining or evaluating something.
analyzed /əˈnælɪd/ n. A process of examining or studying something.
analyzing /əˈnæ.lɪŋ/ n. The process of examining or studying something in detail.
anand /əˈnænd/ n. A person who is happy and satisfied.
anarchy /ˈænəri/ n. A state of society without government or law.
anatomy /əˈnæm.əti/ n. The study of the structure of living things.
ancestor /ænˈseɪʃ/ n. An individual or lineage of people who have a common origin.
ancestors /pɑːrəʊz/ n. A person who is the father or mother of another person.
anchor /ˈænker/ n. A person who holds a fixed position.
ancient /əˈnɪkʃ/ n. An old or prehistoric building or structure.
and /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
anders /ændər/ n. A person who is not a human being.
anderson /ˈændrɪsən/ n. A person of the surname Anderson.
andi /əˈnɪdʒ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
andre /ɑːnˈdʁiː/ n. A person.
andrea /anˈdriːə/ n. A woman of Greek origin.
andreas /ænˈdʁəs/ n. A man of the name Andreas.
andrei /aˈnɛdʁi/ n. A man of the name Andrei.
andrew /əˈnɜːrd/ n. A man of the name Andrew.
andrews /əˈnɜːrs/ n. A person named Andrew.
android /anˈdɛənt/ n. A mobile computing device.
andromeda /əˈnɔːmədə/ n. A celestial body in the constellation Andromeda.
andy /ændi/ n. A person.
angel /æŋɡəl/ n. A celestial being or figure.
angela /æŋɡəl/ n. A person who is a woman.
angeles /ˈæŋɡlɪs/ n. A city in California.
angelica /ˈæŋɡəlɪ.ka/ n. A woman of the angelic race.
angelina /əˈnɪl.ə/ n. A famous actress.
angelo /æŋɡəlo/ n. A man of the angelic race.
angels /æŋɡəlz/ n. A heavenly being.
anger /æŋər/ n. A feeling of intense displeasure or hostility.
angie /ˈæŋi/ n. A young woman.
angle /ˈæŋɡl/ n. A line or direction.
angles /ˈæŋɡlɪz/ n. The angle between two lines or surfaces.
angry /ˈæŋɡri/ n. A feeling of intense displeasure.
anguish /ˈæŋʃ/ n. A state of being in pain or distress.
angus /ˈæŋɡəs/ n. A small, round, or oval-shaped stone.
animal /əˈnɪməl/ n. A living creature.
animals /əˈnɪmɪləz/ n. A living creature.
animation /əˈnɪʃn/ n. A moving picture or video.
anita /aˈnɪtə/ n. A woman.
anjali /əˈnæl/ n. A woman of Indian descent.
ankle /əˈnkl/ n. A joint at the end of a leg.
ankles /ˈæŋkl/ n. The joints at the end of the lower leg.
ann /əˈnɪn/ n. A person who is married.
anna /əˈnɑːn/ n. A young girl.
annabelle /əˈnæbəl/ n. A woman who is known for her wit and intelligence.
anne /əˈnɪn/ n. A woman.
annette /əˈnɪt/ n. A woman who is married to a man.
annie /ənˈniː/ n. A woman.
anniversary /ˌæn.ɪn.ˈvɜːr.ə.s/ n. A day or period of time following a specific event.
announce /əˈnɑːns/ n. To make known or reported.
announced /əˈnɒnsəd/ v. A public announcement made by a person or organization.
announcement /əˈnɒnsjʌn/ n. A public statement or message.
announcer /əˈnʌn.kə/ n. A person who speaks in a loud voice to inform or entertain.
announcing /əˈnʌkʃnɪŋ/ n. The act of making a public announcement.
annoy /əˈnɔɪ/ n. A person who causes annoyance.
annoyed /əˈnɒi/ n. A state of being upset or irritated.
annoying /əˈnɒɪŋ/ n. Something that causes annoyance.
annual /ˈænjuːn/ n. A yearly event or occurrence.
anomaly /əˈnɒməli/ n. An unusual or unexpected occurrence.
anonymous /əˈnɒmɪnɪd/ n. A person or thing without a name.
another /əˈnɑːn/ n. A second or additional item.
answer /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
answered /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
answering /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
answers /ˈænwərz/ n. A collection of answers or responses.
ant /ɑːnt/ n. A small insect that lives on plants.
antarctica /ɑːnˈtɛrˌaɪˈkʃə/ n. A large landmass in the southern hemisphere.
antenna /ˈæntəns/ n. A wire or rod used to transmit or receive radio signals.
anthem /əˈnæm/ n. A song or poem sung or recited in honor of a person, place, or event.
anthony /əˈnɔːni/ n. A man who is a poet.
antibiotics /ɑːnˈbɪˌkɪnɪs/ n. A substance used to treat bacterial infections.
anticipate /əˈnɪkˌpaɪt/ n. A prediction or plan for the future.
anticipated /ænˈtɪdɪdɪt/ n. A plan or idea that has been made or is about to be done.
anticipation /ænˈkɪpʃən/ n. A feeling of hope or readiness for something to happen.
antidote /ˈændɪtəʊt/ n. A substance or action that counteracts or neutralizes a harmful effect.
antique /əˈnɪt/ n. An old or rare item.
antiques /ɑːnˈtɪkəs/ n. Antiquities, such as ancient artifacts.
antoine /ɑ̃toɪn/ n. A person of the name Antoine.
anton /ɑːnˈtɒn/ n. A person who is a man.
antonio /ɑˈnɪtjo/ n. A person of Italian origin.
antony /ɑːˈnɔːni/ n. A person who is not a man.
ants /ɑːnts/ n. A group of insects that lay eggs for the larvae to hatch.
anu an animal: /əˈnjuː/ n. A living creature.
anxiety /ənˈkeɪtʃi/ n. A state of being worried or uneasy.
anxious /ənˈzɪʃ/ n. A state of being worried or uneasy.
any /æn/ n. A person or thing that is not a house.
anya /ənˈaɪ/ n. A person or animal.
anybody /ænˈbɪdi/ n. A person.
anyhow /ˈænɪh/ n. A situation or response that does not follow the expected pattern.
anymore /əˈnɔːm/ n. A thing that no longer exists.
anyone /ænˈjuː/ n. A person.
anyplace /anˈjairl/ n. Any location or place.
anything /ˈænɪtʃ/ n. A thing or object.
anytime /ənˈtaɪm/ n. Any time.
anyway /ˈænweɪ/ n. A statement of fact or opinion that is not necessarily true.
anyways /ˈænɪwɪz/ n. A statement that is not true.
anywhere /ˈænweɪr/ n. A place where one can go.
apache /apˈpek/ n. A computer program used for web servers.
apart /əˈpɑːrt/ n. A separate room or space within a house.
apartment /əˈpɑːrtmɛnt/ n. A room in a house or building for a single person.
apartments /əˈpɑːrtmənts/ n. A building consisting of several rooms for people to live in.
apb /apʃ/ n. A building in which people live.
ape /baɪr/ n. A flying animal.
apes /əˈpeɪs/ n. A group of animals that live together in a family.
apiece /əˈpiːk/ n. A single part or component.
apocalypse /əˈpɒkəleɪs/ n. A catastrophic event or situation leading to widespread destruction.
apollo /apəˈluː/ n. A satellite in space.
apologies /əˈpɒləz/ n. A statement of regret or apology.
apologise /əˈpɒlɪʃ/ n. To express regret or sorrow.
apologize /əˈpɒlɪdʒ/ n. A statement of regret or apology.
apologized /əˈpɒlɪdɪd/ n. A statement or action expressing regret or apology.
apologizing to express gratitude or thanks.
apology /əˈpəʊ.li/ n. A statement of regret or apology.
app /əˈpɪt/ n. A small building or structure used for storing or displaying items.
appalling /dɪsəmpaɪntɪŋ/ n. A very bad or unpleasant thing.
apparatus /əˈpærə.təs/ n. A machine or device used for a specific purpose.
apparent /əˈpɛʃn/ n. Something that looks real or true.
apparently /əˈpəʊrəntli/ n. A statement or opinion that is not necessarily true.
appeal /əˈpɛl/ n. A strong desire to be liked or to be accepted.
appealing /əˈpɪlɪŋ/ n. A quality or characteristic that makes something attractive or desirable.
appeals /əˈpɔːlz/ n. A call for or response to a request.
appear /apˈprɛɪ/ v. to show or be seen.
appearance /əˈpɪrəns/ n. The way something looks.
appearances /əˈpɪrəns/ n. The visible or hidden aspects of a person or thing.
appeared /əˈpɪrənd/ n. A person who has been seen or heard.
appearing /əˈpɪrɪŋ/ n. A person or thing that is shown to be present.
appears /əˈpiːrs/ n. A person or thing that is shown to exist.
appendix /əˈpɪdɪk/ n. A collection of supplementary materials or documents.
appetite /ˈsætəˌtiːti/ n. A feeling of fullness or satisfaction.
applaud /ˈæpl.əʊnd/ n. A loud, enthusiastic sound of approval.
applauding /ˈæpl.əʊ.dʒɪŋ/ v. To give a loud and enthusiastic approval or applause.
applause /ˈæpl.əʊ/ n. A loud, enthusiastic sound of approval or agreement.
apple /əˈplɑː/ n. A fruit with a red, waxy skin and a small, sweet, juicy interior.
apples /əˈpləs/ n. A fruit with a red skin and a yellow flesh.
application /əˈpɪʃn/ n. A request or order for something to be done.
applications /əˈpɪʃn.əleɪʃn/ n. A method of using a computer to process information.
applied /əˈplɪdɪd/ n. A method of applying something to a surface.
applies /apˈplɪks/ n. A thing that is used or applied to something else.
apply /əˈplɪk/ n. A method of applying something to a surface.
applying /əˈplɪŋ/ n. The act of applying something to something else.
appoint /apˈpɒnt/ n. A person or organization to whom one is assigned a task or duty.
appointed /apˈpaɪntɪd/ n. A person or thing that has been selected or chosen.
appointment /əˈpɪʃn/ n. A scheduled time for an event or action.
appointments /əˈpɪnɪtəms/ n. Scheduled times for an individual to perform a specific task.
appreciate to feel or consider something as valuable or important.
appreciated /əˈprɪʃəɪd/ n. A feeling of satisfaction or gratitude for something.
appreciates /əˈprɪkjaɪz/ n. A feeling of satisfaction or appreciation for something.
appreciation /əˈpreʃi.əʃn/ n. The feeling of being pleased or satisfied with something.
apprentice /apˈprɛntɪs/ n. A person who is being trained to become a craftsman or skilled worker.
approach /əˈprəʊʃ/ n. A method or way of doing something.
approached /əˈprəʊʃt/ v. to get close to or touch.
approaches /əˈprəʊtʃəs/ n. The way in which something is done.
approaching /əˈprəʊʃɪŋ/ n. A movement or action that leads toward a goal.
appropriate /sjuːt/ n. A thing that is well-considered or appropriate for a particular purpose.
approval /apˈprɔːv/ n. A decision or action that is accepted or approved.
approve /əˈprɒv/ n. A decision or action that is accepted or approved.
approved /əˈprɒvdɪd/ n. A decision or action that has been formally accepted.
approximately /əˈkʌrəntɪm/ n. A measurement of time or quantity.
april /aprɪl/ n. The month of April in the Gregorian calendar.
apron /əˈpɔːn/ n. A piece of clothing worn around the waist.
aquarium /əˈkwɑːrɪəm/ n. A container for holding water and aquatic life.
ar /ɑːr/ n. A place where people gather for social activities.
arab /ɑːrəb/ n. A language spoken by people of the Arab people.
arabia /ɑˈriːbiə/ n. A country in the Middle East.
arabic /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
arabs /ɑːrˈbɛs/ n. A group of people who worship Allah.
arc /ɑːr/ n. A curved line or shape.
arcade /ɑːrˈkɑːd/ n. A place where people play games.
arch /ɑːr/ n. A building in which people live.
archbishop /ɑːrˈbɪʃn/ n. A bishop of the church.
archer /ɑːrʃər/ n. A person who shoots arrows.
archie /ɑːrˈtʃi/ n. A group of people who live together.
architect /ɑːrˈkɪtʃ/ n. A person who designs buildings.
architecture /ɑːˈkʌtʃər/ n. The art and science of building.
archive /ɑːrˈvɛʃ/ n. A collection of historical documents or records.
archives /ɑːrɪˈvɛks/ n. A collection of historical documents and records.
arctic /ɑːrˈtɪk/ n. A region of the Arctic Circle.
are /ɑːr/ n. A verb meaning to be.
area /ˈæriə/ n. A piece of land or space.
areas /ˌiːˈjærəs/ n. A region or area of land.
aren /ɑːrən/ n. A place where people gather.
arena /əˈreɪn/ n. A place where people play games or compete.
ares /ɑːrəs/ n. A group of people who live together.
argentina /ɑˈrɪɡənə/ n. A country in South America.
argh /ɑːrɡ/ n. A sound made by the throat.
argue /ɑːɡ/ n. To speak or write in order to express a point of view.
argued /ɑːɡdʒ/ n. A statement or argument made by someone.
arguing /ɑːˈɡɪːɪŋ/ n. A dispute or conflict between people.
argument /ˈæɡmʌnt/ n. A dispute or contention between people.
arguments /ˈæɡmərəns/ n. A group of people who argue about something.
ari /aɹi/ n. A small, flat building in which people sleep.
aria /aɪr/ n. The space around a person or object.
ariel /aɪˈriːl/ n. A person of the name Arie.
arise /əˈraɪz/ n. The act of coming into existence or the process of developing.
arizona /aˈrɪzɒnɪ/ n. A state in the southwestern United States.
arjun /ɑːrˈdʒɪn/ n. A person of the name Arjun.
ark /ɑːrk/ n. A large, open space in a city or town.
arm /ɑːrm/ n. A part of the body used for grasping or holding.
armand /ɑːrˈmɛnt/ n. A man who is a friend of a man.
armed /æːˈmɜːd/ n. A weapon or military equipment used for fighting.
armies /ˈærmɪz/ n. A group of soldiers or troops.
armor /ˈærmər/ n. A piece of armor worn to protect the body.
armored /ˈærməd/ n. A protective armor or shield.
armour /ˈɑːrməʊ/ n. A piece of metal used to protect against attacks.
arms /æːmz/ n. A part of the body used for grasping or holding.
armstrong /ɑːmˈstrɔːn/ n. A person who is strong.
army /ˈærmi/ n. A military organization or unit.
arnie /ɑːnɪ/ n. A person who is not a member of a family.
arnold /ɑːrnld/ n. A man of the name Arnold.
around /əˈraʊnd/ n. A place near or beside something else.
aroused /əˈroʊzd/ n. A state of being excited or stirred.
arrange /əˈrɑːɡ/ n. To make or cause to be arranged.
arranged /əˈrændʒd/ n. A plan or arrangement of things.
arrangement /əˈrænsəʊʃ/ n. A collection of things arranged together.
arrangements /ˈærɡəˌnæms/ n. A plan or sequence of events.
arranging /ˈær.ɡɪŋ/ n. The act of arranging things in a particular order.
array /ˈæri/ n. A collection of items or data.
arrest /ɑːrˈstɛp/ n. A legal action by which a person is detained or imprisoned.
arrested /əˈrɛstəd/ v. to make someone stop doing something.
arresting /ɑːrˈstɪŋ/ n. The act of stopping or holding someone in place.
arrests /ɑːrˈzɪts/ n. A legal action by which a person is detained or imprisoned.
arrival /əˈrɪvəʊ/ n. A place where people go to get something.
arrive /əˈraɪv/ n. To reach or come to a place.
arrived /əˈrɪvd/ v. to arrive at.
arrives /əˈrɪvz/ n. A person who moves into a house.
arriving /əˈrɪvɪŋ/ n. A movement or action of arriving at a place.
arrogance /əˈrɒɡəns/ n. A person or thing that is arrogant.
arrogant /əˈrɒɡənt/ adj. A person who is arrogant.
arrow /əˈrɔːr/ n. A beam or rod used to guide or point.
arrows /ˈɑːrwz/ n. A line of arrows used to indicate direction.
arse /ɑːrm/ n. A part of the body used for grasping or holding.
arsehole /ɑːsˈhɒl/ n. A hole in the ground.
arsenal /ɑːˈsɛnl/ n. A military base or training ground.
arson /fər/ n. A destructive act of burning.
art /ɑːrt/ n. A form of art that is created by humans.
artery /ˈærtəri/ n. A blood vessel that carries blood to and from the heart.
arthur /ɑːrθ/ n. A person of the Arthurian age.
article /ˈærtɪkl/ n. A written work of a particular author.
articles /ˈɑːrtɪks/ n. A collection of written works.
artie /ɑːrˈtiː/ n. A person who is an artist.
artifact /ɑːrˈtɪfɪkt/ n. An object of historical or artistic value.
artifacts /ɑːrˈtɪfɪks/ n. Objects or items made of materials.
artificial /ˈærtɪfɪkəl/ n. A man-made object or thing.
artillery /ɑːˈtɜːrli/ n. A weapon system used to fire projectiles at a distance.
artist /ɑːˈzɪt/ n. A person who creates art.
artistic /ɑːˈtʃɪstɪk/ n. A work of art.
artists /ɑːˈzɪtʃ/ n. A person who creates art.
arts /ɑːrts/ n. A branch of the humanities that includes literature, art, and design.
arturo /ɑːˈtuːro/ n. A person who is a man.
artwork /ɑːrˈtʃwɔːr/ n. A piece of art.
aryan /ɑˈriːn/ n. A person of the Arya clan.
as /əˈs/ n. A place where people gather for social activities.
asap /əˈsæp/ n. A person who acts quickly.
ash /əʃ/ n. A small, soft, brown, or black, powdery substance.
ashamed /ʃeɪm/ n. A feeling of being wronged or embarrassed.
ashes /əˈzɪs/ n. A pile of ash left after burning.
ashley /əˈsɪli/ n. A woman who is unmarried.
ashore /ʃɔːr/ n. A place where the sea meets the land.
ashtray /əˈʃtræi/ n. A small container for holding ashes.
asia /aˈsɪə/ n. A large area of land in the eastern part of the world.
asian /aʃiən/ n. A person of Asian descent.
aside /əˈsaɪd/ n. A side of a building or a side of a person.
ask /əˈsk/ n. A question or inquiry.
asked /ˈæks/ n. A request or command given to someone.
asking /əˈzɪŋ/ n. A request or question.
asks /əˈzɪks/ n. A request or command given to someone.
asleep /əˈsɛp/ n. A state of being unconscious or resting.
aspect /əˈspekt/ n. A feature or attribute of something.
aspects /əˈspektz/ n. The various parts or features of something.
aspirin /ˈæsp.ɪn/ n. An antacid medication used to relieve stomach acid.
ass /əˈsɛs/ n. A small, flat building used for storage or as a temporary shelter.
assailant /əˈsɪlənt/ n. A person or thing that attacks or incites violence.
assassin /əˈsɪn/ n. A person who kills another person.
assassinate /əˈzɪs.əns.əte/ v. to kill someone intentionally.
assassinated /əˈzɪs.əˈneɪt.ənd/ n. A person who has been killed by another person.
assassination /əˈzɪs.əˈneɪʃn/ n. The act of killing someone intentionally.
assassins /əˈzɪs.əns/ n. A person who kills another person.
assault /əˈzɔːst/ n. A violent attack or attack on someone.
assaulted /əˈzɔːld/ v. to attack with violence.
assemble /əˈzæms/ n. A group of people working together to do something.
assembled /əˈzæmsəl/ n. A completed or finished product.
assembly /əˈzɪml.ə/ n. A group of people gathered together for a specific purpose.
asses /əˈzɛs/ n. A process of evaluating or determining the value or quality of something.
assess /əˈzɛs/ n. To evaluate or determine the value or quality of something.
assessment /əˈzɛsəms/ n. A formal evaluation of a person's or thing's worth or quality.
asset /prɪˈdɪk/ n. A valuable item or resource owned by an individual or entity.
assets /əˈzɪtəs/ n. A collection of valuable things owned by a person.
asshole /əˈsɑːl/ n. A person who is extremely rude or unkind.
assholes /əˈsəʊpl/ n. A person who is incompetent or ungrateful.
assign /aɪˈsen/ n. To assign or distribute something.
assigned /əˈzɪʃn/ n. A person or thing assigned to someone or something.
assignment /əˈzɪp.ʃn/ n. A task or duty assigned to someone.
assignments /əˈzɪp.əns/ n. A task or duty assigned to someone.
assist /əˈsɪst/ n. A person who helps or aids someone.
assistance /əˈsɪsˌpɔʊn/ n. Help provided to someone in need.
assistant /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
assistants /əˈsɪstəntz/ n. helpers or staff employed to perform specific tasks.
assisted /əˈzɪstɪd/ n. A person who helps someone.
associate /əˈsɪsɪt/ n. A person who is connected to another person.
associated /əˈsɒsɪʃn/ n. A connection or relationship between two things.
associates /əˈsɪk.ə.tɪs/ n. A person who works with or is connected to another person.
association /əˈzjʌn.ʃən/ n. A group of people who work together to achieve a common goal.
assume /əˈsemv/ n. A state of being or doing something.
assumed /əˈzjʊm/ n. A belief or opinion that something is true.
assuming /əˈspeɪvɪŋ/ n. A state of being or action that is assumed or taken for granted.
assumption /əˈsæpʃməʃn/ n. A belief or opinion that is not proven by evidence.
assure to guarantee or confirm the truth of something.
assured /əˈzɜːrd/ n. A state of being certain or safe.
asteroid /ˈæstərɪd/ n. A small rocky body orbiting a star.
asthma /əˈstʌm/ n. A chronic condition characterized by the inability to breathe deeply.
astonishing /əˈnɪʃ.ɪŋ/ n. A very great or wonderful thing.
astray /əˈstreɪ/ n. A place where one is not on the right path.
astrid /aˈstrɪd/ n. A woman who is a member of the House of Lords.
astronaut /əˈstrəʊnət/ n. A person who travels to space.
astronauts /ˌæstrəˈnɔːtʃɪz/ n. A person who travels to space.
astronomers /ˌæstrəˈnɒmɪərs/ n. A group of people who study the universe.
asylum /əˈsəliəm/ n. A place for the temporary shelter of the homeless.
at /əˈt/ n. A place where something is done.
ate /æt/ n. A meal eaten by a person.
athena /ˈæθə/ n. A goddess of the gods.
athens the capital city of Greece.
athlete /əˈtʃiːt/ n. A person who competes in sports.
athletes /əˈtʃiːləts/ n. A person who competes in sports.
athletic /əˈtʃɪlənt/ n. A person who is good at sports.
atlanta /ˈæltəˌnɑːtə/ n. A city in the southeastern United States.
atlantic /ˈæltɪnɪk/ n. A body of water in the Atlantic Ocean.
atlantis /ˈælt.ə.nəs/ n. A large island in the Caribbean Sea.
atm /ˈætəm/ n. A building in which people live.
atmosphere /ˈætəˌmɪsə(r)/ n. The feeling or condition of a place.
atom /əˈtɔm/ n. A tiny particle of matter.
atomic /əˈtɒm/ n. A tiny particle of matter.
atoms /əˈtɔːmz/ n. A tiny particle of matter.
attaboy /ˈætəbɔɪ/ n. A small, often wooden, animal that resembles a cat.
attach /əˈtʃeɪk/ n. To connect or join something to another.
attached /əˈtæktənd/ n. A part of a building that is connected to it.
attachment /əˈtækʃn/ n. A connection or link between two things.
attack /ˈækt/ n. A violent act or movement against someone or something.
attacked /ˈætʃɪkt/ n. A person or thing that has been or is being attacked.
attacker /ˈæktər/ n. A person who attacks.
attacking /ˈæktʃɪŋ/ n. an act of attacking.
attacks /ˈæktʃəs/ n. A violent act or action.
attempt /əˈmɛnt/ n. A proposed or attempted action.
attempted /əˈmɪtənd/ n. A completed action or event.
attempting /əˈmɪtɪŋ/ n. The act of trying to do something.
attempts /ˈætəməts/ n. A series of actions or events that lead to a result.
attend /əˈtend/ n. A formal invitation or promise to attend an event.
attendance /ˈædʌntəns/ n. A number of people who attend an event.
attendant /ˈætʃənt/ n. A person who performs duties for another.
attended /ˈædʒɪnt/ n. A place where people gather for an event.
attending /ˈætʃɪŋ/ n. A person who is present at an event or meeting.
attention /ˈæʃn/ n. A person's focus or concentration.
attic /ˈætɪk/ n. A room in a house that is above the main floor.
attitude /ˈætɪdʒ/ n. A person's way of thinking or feeling.
attorney /lɔːˈvɜːr/ n. A person who represents a client in legal proceedings.
attorneys /lɔːˈvɪz/ n. A person who represents a client in legal proceedings.
attract /əˈtrækt/ n. A force or influence that causes something to move or become more active.
attracted /ˈætɹækəɪd/ n. A state of being or feeling that one is drawn to or attracted to.
attraction /ˈætrækʃn/ n. A place of interest or fun.
attractive /əˈtʃɪv.ə.tʃw/ n. A quality or characteristic that makes something appealing.
attracts /əˈtræks/ n. A thing that draws or appeals to others.
au /aʊ/ n. A person.
aubrey /əˈbri/ n. A person named Aubrey.
auction /ˈeɪʃn/ n. A public sale of goods or services.
audible /əˈdʒiːbl/ n. A sound that can be heard.
audience /ˈædʒiːn/ n. A group of people present at an event.
audiences /ˈjuːdʒəns/ n. A group of people who attend an event.
audio /aʊdi/ n. Sound or music produced by a device.
audition /ˈaʊ.diʃn/ n. A performance or presentation for which a person is selected to speak.
auditions /ˈaʊ.diʃnz/ n. A performance or presentation for a job or competition.
audrey /əˈdriː/ n. A woman of the Australian bush.
august /aʒʌst/ n. A month in the calendar.
augustus /aʒˈstjuːs/ n. A day in the week.
aunt /ˈaʊnt/ n. A woman who is the mother-in-law of a man.
auntie /ˈaʊnti/ n. A woman who is the mother-in-law of a man.
aunts /ˈeɪntz/ n. A female relative of a person's father.
aunty /ˈaʊnt/ n. A female relative of one's parents.
aura /ˈæʊr/ n. A feeling of power or presence.
aurora /aʊˈrɔːrə/ n. A natural light phenomenon visible in the sky.
auschwitz /aʊsˈwɪtʃ/ n. A concentration camp in Nazi Germany.
auspicious /aʊsˈpɪʃəs/ n. A favorable or auspicious event.
austin /əˈzɪn/ n. A city in Texas.
australia /aʊstrəli/ n. A country in Oceania.
australian /ˈaʊ.trɪʃn/ n. A person from or associated with Australia.
austria /aʊtʃa/ n. A country in Central Europe.
austrian /aʊstʃɪn/ n. A country in Europe.
authentic /əˈθɛntɪk/ n. A genuine or real thing.
auto /kɑːr/ n. A vehicle used for transportation.
autograph /ˌɑːtəɡrɑːf/ n. A signature on a document.
automated /əˈmɔːtɪkət/ n. A machine that performs a task without human intervention.
automatic /əˈtɪmɪnət/ n. A device that performs a specific action without human intervention.
automatically /əˈmætɪkɪwɪli/ n. A process or action that happens without conscious effort.
automobile /əˈmɔːbɪlə/ n. A motor vehicle used for transportation.
autopsy /aʊtəpəsis/ n. A medical examination of the dead body.
autumn /əˈθʌm/ n. The season of falling leaves.
ava /əˈvɑː/ n. A small house or cottage.
available /əˈvɜːbəl/ n. A place or thing that can be used or used for something else.
avalanche /əˈvælʃn/ n. A sudden, destructive landslide that can destroy a building.
avatar /əˈvɑːtər/ n. A digital representation of a person.
ave /əˈvɛ/ n. A street or road.
avenge /əˈvɛnɡ/ n. A legal action to punish someone for a crime.
avengers /ˈævəɡzər/ n. A group of superheroes who fight evil forces.
avenue /əˈvɛnju/ n. A wide, straight road.
average /əˈvɛrʒ/ n. The mean or central value of a set of numbers.
avery /əˈveəri/ n. A very large or very expensive building.
avoid /əˈvɒɪd/ n. to prevent or stop something from happening.
avoided /əˈvɔɪd/ v. to avoid or escape.
avoiding /əˈvɔɪdʒɪŋ/ n. The act of avoiding something or someone.
aw /əʊv/ n. A small, flat, or low building.
await /əˈwaɪt/ n. A waiting period or state of being waiting.
awaiting /wɛtɪŋ/ n. A state of being or doing something that is expected to happen soon.
awaits /əˈwaɪtz/ n. A waiting for something or someone.
awake /əˈkweɪk/ n. A state of being fully conscious or alert.
awaken /əˈkwɛn/ n. To stir or make someone awake.
awakened /əˈkwɛnɪd/ v. to stir or rouse.
award /ˈæwɜːrd/ n. A prize or honor given for a good deed or achievement.
awarded /dɪɡn/ n. A thing that is given or granted.
awards /ˈæwərs/ n. A set of awards given to people or things for their achievements.
aware /əˈwɛər/ n. A state of consciousness that allows one to perceive or understand something.
awareness /əˈwɛʃn/ n. The state of being conscious of something.
away /əˈweɪ/ n. A place far from home.
awe /əʊv/ n. A feeling of wonder or admiration.
awesome /əˈwɛsəm/ n. A wonderful or impressive thing.
awful /əˈwɔːl/ n. A state of being or an action that is bad or unpleasant.
awfully /əˈwɔːli/ n. Very or extremely well.
awhile a period of time that passes.
awkward /əˈkwɑːrd/ n. A situation that causes people to feel uncomfortable or awkward.
aww /ˈæw/ n. A sound made by a person's mouth.
ax /əks/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building used for storage or as a temporary dwelling.
axe /əˈkəs/ n. A long, sharp, two-handed tool used for cutting wood.
axel /əˈkəl/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
axis /əˈzɪs/ n. A line or direction in which things move.
axl /əˈkəl/ n. A small, often wooden, structure used for storage or as a shelter.
ay /əʊ/ n. A person who is a woman.
aya /əˈjeɪ/ n. A person who is a child.
aye /əɪ/ n. A word that begins with the letter 'a'.
B
b /b/ n. A person.
ba /bɑː/ n. A small building or structure.
baba /bəˈbɑː/ n. An adult male parent.
babbling /bəˈbɪlɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a person speaking in a low, continuous manner.
babe /bəˈbeɪ/ n. A young girl.
babes /bəˈbɪz/ n. A group of young children.
babies /bəˈbeɪz/ n. A young child.
babu /bābʊ/ n. A person of the tribe of Babu.
baby /bəˈbɪ/ n. A young child.
babylon the ancient city of Babylon: /bəˈbɪlən/ n. A city in Mesopotamia known for its temples and ruins.
babysit /bæb-sit/ n. A person who takes care of a child.
babysitter n. A person who takes care of a child or young person.
babysitting /bæb-sit-ing/ n. The act of taking care of a child or pet.
bach /bæk/ n. A small, narrow, or narrow-mouthed river.
bachelor /bækˈtʃeɪr/ n. A man who has never married.
back /bæk/ n. A part of a body or a place.
backbone /bækˈbænd/ n. A fundamental part of a body or structure.
backed /bæk/ d/ n. A person who has been supported or protected.
background /bɪɡˈkɔːn/ n. A background or backdrop.
backing /bækɪŋ/ n. A position or support for something.
backpack /bækˈpæk/ n. A small bag for carrying personal items.
backs /bæk/ n. A part of the body that is not the head.
backseat /bækˈsiːt/ n. A seat in a car for the driver.
backside /bækˈsaɪd/ n. The back of a person's body.
backstage /bækˈstænɪ/ n. The area behind a building where people wait or prepare for an event.
backup /bækˈpɔːr/ n. A copy of a file or program stored separately from the original.
backward /ˈbɛkəd/ n. A direction opposite to forward.
backwards /bækˈwɜːrs/ n. A direction opposite to forward.
backyard /bækˈjær/ n. A garden area adjacent to a house.
bacon /bækən/ n. A cured, smoked, or dried meat.
bacteria /bækˈtɛrɪə/ n. A microscopic organism that causes disease.
bad /bæd/ n. A state of being bad or unpleasant.
badass /bædʃ/ n. A person who is extremely good at something or very good at something.
badge /bæd/ n. A mark or symbol worn on an object or person.
badger /bædʒər/ n. A small, gray, furry mammal with a long tail.
badges /bædʒɪz/ n. A mark or symbol indicating a person's identity or status.
badly /bædlɪ/ n. A state of being or doing something in a bad way.
baek /baek/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
bag /bæɡ/ n. A container for holding things.
bagel /bæɡəl/ n. A round, flat, breaded, and stuffed pastry.
baggage /bæɡˈɡɑː/ n. A bag containing personal items for travel.
baghdad /bɑːɡdɑːd/ n. A city in Iraq.
bags /bæɡs/ n. A bag or container for carrying items.
bah /baʊ/ n. A building in which people live.
bahamas /bəˈhæməs/ n. A group of islands in the Indian Ocean.
bai /bài/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
bail /beɪl/ n. A period of time during which a person is detained or held in custody.
bailed /bəˈliːd/ n. A person who has been taken into custody.
bailey /bæˈɪli/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
bailiff /ˈɒf.fɪʃ/ n. A person who is responsible for the administration of a court or a specific area.
bait /beɪt/ n. A lure or bait used to attract fish or other animals.
bake /beɪk/ n. A cooking process or a place where food is prepared.
baked /bəˈkɛd/ n. A food item cooked in a pan or oven.
baker /bəˈkɑːr/ n. A person who makes bread.
bakery /bəˈkærəri/ n. A place where food is made.
baking /bəˈkeɪkɪŋ/ n. The process of preparing food in a kitchen.
balance /bəˈzɪl/ n. A state of equilibrium or stability.
balanced /bəˈlɛnd/ n. A state of being equal or symmetrical.
balcony /bəˈkɒn/ n. An elevated platform or space on a building for viewing the outdoors.
bald /hɪər/ n. A part of the body that grows on the head.
baldwin /bældwɪn/ n. A person who is bald.
ball /bɔːl/ n. A round object used for throwing or catching.
ballard /bæld/ n. A large, open space in a park or garden.
ballet /dæn/ n. A performance of movement.
ballistics /bælˈɪstɪks/ n. The study of projectiles and their effects.
balloon /bəˈlɒn/ n. A spherical object used for transportation or decoration.
balloons /bəˈloʊn/ n. A balloon.
ballot /bɔːl/ n. A written representation of a person's or group's political preferences.
ballroom /bəˈlɔːr/ n. A large room used for events or performances.
balls /bɔːlz/ n. A ball or sphere.
baltimore /bəˈmɔːlɪt/ n. A city in the northeastern United States.
bam /bæm/ n. A small, soft, or flexible plant.
bambi /bəˈmɪ/ n. A wild cat.
bamboo /bæm/ n. A plant with long, slender, green leaves used for construction and medicine.
ban /bæn/ n. A prohibition or restriction on an action or behavior.
banana /bəˈnænə/ n. A fruit with a yellow skin and a green flesh.
bananas /bəˈnæns/ n. A fruit with many seeds.
band /bænd/ n. A group of people who perform music together.
bandage /bændʒ/ n. A bandage or cloth used to cover a wound.
bandages /bændəʊz/ n. A bandage or cloth used to cover a wound.
bandit /bændɪt/ n. A person who steals or robs.
bandits /bændɪts/ n. A group of thieves.
bands /bænds/ n. A group of people who perform music together.
bang /bæŋ/ n. A loud noise or sound.
banged /beɪnd/ n. A person who has been beaten.
banging /bəˈnɪŋ/ n. A loud, sudden sound made by a person or object.
bangkok /bæŋɡəʊk/ n. A city in Thailand.
bangs /bæŋs/ n. A group of hair.
banished /exɪl/ n. A person or thing removed from a place or group.
banjo /bəˈnɒʃ/ n. A stringed musical instrument with a long neck and a large body.
bank /bæn/ n. A financial institution that accepts deposits and loans.
banker /bænˈkər/ n. A person who manages money or a person who deals with money.
bankers /bænˈkɪzər/ n. A person who deals with money.
banking /bænɪŋ/ n. A system of financial institutions that process money.
bankrupt /bænˈkrʌpt/ n. A person or company unable to pay its debts.
bankruptcy /bænˈkʌpərəts/ n. A legal condition where a business or individual cannot pay debts.
banks /bænks/ n. A financial institution that accepts deposits and lends money.
banned /bəˈnæn/ n. A prohibition or restriction on an action or object.
banquet /bəˈnʌkt/ n. A large gathering of people for a special occasion.
bao /bào/ n. A large container used for storing food.
baptism /bəˈpɪtʃm/ n. A religious ceremony in which a person is baptized.
baptist /bəˈpɪst/ n. A Christian church or denomination.
baptized /bəˈpætɪdz/ n. A person who has been baptized.
bar /bɑːr/ n. A place where people drink alcohol.
barb /bɑːr/ n. A small, short, and often curved animal.
barbara /bɑːrˈæmər/ n. A woman.
barbarian /bɑːrˈbɑːr.jən/ n. A person who is not of a civilized or civilized race.
barbarians /bɑːrˈbɑːriənz/ n. A group of people who are not of the same race or culture as the speaker.
barbecue /ˈbɑːrˌbækki/ n. A meal consisting of grilled meat and vegetables.
barber /bɑːr/ n. A professional who cuts and styles hair.
barbie /bəˈriː/ n. A toy house.
barcelona /baʁkəˈsəˌnə/ n. A city in Spain.
bare /bær/ n. A state of being without anything.
barefoot /bəˈræf/ n. A state of being without shoes.
barely /bəˈrɪl/ n. A very small amount or quantity.
bargain /tʃeɪd/ n. A transaction of goods or services.
barge a large vessel used for transporting goods or people.
bark /bɑːk/ n. A sharp sound made by a dog or animal.
barker /bəˈkɑːr/ n. A person who builds or works on a building.
barking /bækɪŋ/ n. A loud, repetitive sound made by a dog.
barks /bɑːks/ n. A sound made by a dog.
barlow /bärˈloʊ/ n. A small town in the United States.
barn a building for animals.
barnaby /bɑːnˈæbɪ/ n. A small building used for storing goods or animals.
barnes /bæˈnɪs/ n. A building in which people live.
barney /bɑːrni/ n. A dog.
baron /bɑːrən/ n. A nobleman or a person of high rank.
baroness /ˈbɑːrənəs/ n. A noblewoman.
barracks a military barracks: /ˈbɑːrkəs/ n. A military building used for housing soldiers.
barrel /bɑːrˈlɪ/ n. A cylindrical container used for storing or transporting liquids.
barrels /bɑːrˈbl/ n. A container for storing or transporting goods.
barren /draɪ/ n. A state of being without water.
barrett /bɑːrˈtɛt/ n. A person who is a barrett.
barrier /ˈbærə(r)/ n. A barrier that separates two areas.
barriers /ˈbærərzər/ n. A barrier or obstacle.
barrow /bɑːr/ n. A large, empty, or empty-looking box or container.
barry /bɑːr/ n. A man who is a bar.
bars /bɑːrs/ n. A bar of food or drink.
bart /bɑːrt/ n. A small, flat building in which people live.
bartender /bɑːrˈtɛndər/ n. A person who serves drinks to people.
bartlett /bɑːrˈtɛlt/ n. A town in the United States.
barton /bɑːtən/ n. A small town in the United Kingdom.
base /baʒ/ n. A foundation or support structure.
baseball /bæˈzɔːl/ n. A sport played by a team of players.
based /baɪz/ n. A place where people live.
basement /bəˈzɪmən/ n. A lower part of a building.
bases /baʊz/ n. A foundation or support structure.
bash /bin/ bash n. A command-line shell interpreter.
basic /bɪˈzɪk/ n. A basic or fundamental element or part of something.
basically /bæˈsɪklɪ/ n. A word or phrase that means something else.
basics /bæˈsiːs/ n. The fundamental elements of a system.
basil /baˈsɪl/ n. A leafy green vegetable used in cooking.
basin /bæʃn/ n. A body of water.
basis /baɪˈsaɪs/ n. A foundation or support.
basket /bækɛst/ n. A container for holding objects.
basketball /bækˈsɑːbl/ n. A game played by a team of players on a court.
baskets /bəˈzɑːks/ n. A container for holding objects.
bass /bæʃ/ n. A small fish.
bastard /bæstəd/ n. A person who is not of legitimate birth.
bastards /bæstərdz/ n. Children born out of wedlock.
bat /bæt/ n. A small animal with a long tail.
batch /bæk/ n. A group of people or things working together.
bates /bætəs/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
bath /bæt/ n. A room or area in a house for personal hygiene.
bathe /bæt/ n. A place where people wash their bodies.
bathing /bəˈθɪŋ/ n. A place where people wash their bodies.
bathroom /bəˈθɑːm/ n. A room in a house for personal use.
bathrooms /bəˈθɔːrəmz/ n. A room or space for people to wash their bodies.
baths /beɪtʃ/ n. A room or space for a person to wash their hands.
bathtub /bætˈtʌbɪt/ n. A basin for bathing.
batman /bætˈmæn/ n. A superhero who fights crime.
baton /bætən/ n. A long, thin, wooden stick used for drawing or writing.
bats /bæt/ n. A flying insect with a long tail.
battalion /bəˈtæʃn/ n. A group of soldiers or a unit of troops.
batter /bəˈtɑːr/ n. A tool used to break down or grind something.
battered /bəˈtɑːrtɪd/ n. A person who has been beaten or hurt.
batteries /ˈbætərɪz/ n. A collection of electrical devices that store energy.
battery /baɪˈtiːri/ n. A device that stores electrical energy.
batting /bætɪŋ/ n. A sport in which a person throws a ball to hit a bat.
battle /bɛt/ n. A fight or conflict.
battlefield /ˈbætlifeld/ n. A place where fighting or combat takes place.
battles /ˈbætəl/ n. A fight or conflict between two or more people or groups.
battling /fɪɡtɪŋ/ n. A contest or struggle for victory.
bauer /bɪˈjʊər/ n. A person who builds or constructs something.
bawk /bæk/ n. A small, rough, or unrefined building.
baxter /ˈbækˌtɛr/ n. A person who is a descendant of a man named Baxter.
bay /beɪ/ n. A body of water.
bbc /bɪk/ n. A British television channel.
bc /bɪk/ n. A building in which people work.
be /biː/ n. A state of being or a verb.
bea /bɛə/ n. A small, often decorative, piece of furniture.
beach /siː/ n. A body of water where people swim.
beaches /bɪˈθɪks/ n. A stretch of water with a sandy shore.
beacon /bɪˈkɒn/ n. A light or signal that indicates the presence of something.
beads /bɛdz/ n. A small, round, shiny object.
beak /bɪk/ n. A sharp, pointed projection on the end of a bird's beak.
beam /beɪm/ n. A horizontal beam or rod.
beams /bɪmz/ n. A structural member of a building.
bean /beɪn/ n. A small seed or fruit.
beans /beɪnz/ n. A small seed used to make beans.
bear /bær/ n. A large mammal with four legs and a tail.
beard /bɪˈɛrd/ n. A thick, white, beard-like growth on the head.
bearer /bəˈeɪə(r)/ n. A person who holds or possesses something.
bearing /bɪrɪŋ/ n. A direction or line of sight.
bears /beɪz/ n. A large mammal with a long tail.
beast /əˈnɪləʊ/ n. A living creature.
beasts /bɪˈzɪst/ n. A large animal.
beat /beɪt/ n. A sudden, violent, or unexpected event.
beaten /bɪtən/ n. A person who has been beaten.
beating /bɪˈteɪtɪŋ/ n. A violent or aggressive act of striking or pushing.
beatles /beɪtˈleɪz/ n. A band of musicians.
beatrice /bɪˈtiːrəs/ n. A woman who is a member of the House of Lords.
beats /biːts/ n. A musical note or a rhythmic beat.
beau /bɛʊ/ n. A beautiful person.
beaumont /bɛəˈmɔːnt/ n. A town in Louisiana, USA.
beauties /bɪˈtiːzɪz/ n. A beautiful or attractive person.
beautiful /bɪˈjuːtəbl/ n. A person who is very pretty.
beautifully /ˈbjuːtɪlɪti/ v. adverb.
beauty /bɪˈjuːti/ n. A person or thing that is beautiful.
beaver /bɪˈjɪvər/ n. A small rodent that lives in burrows.
became /bɪˈkɛm/ v. to become.
because /biˈkɒn/ n. A reason or cause for something.
becca /bɪˈkɛk/ n. A woman.
beck /bæk/ n. A small, often wooden, structure used for holding water or as a container.
becker /bɛkər/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
beckett /bɪˈkɛt/ n. A person who is not a member of the British royal family.
becky /bɛk/ n. A young girl.
become /bɪˈkɔːm/ v. to become.
becomes /bɛkˈmɔɪz/ n. A verb meaning to change or alter.
becoming /bɪˈkɔːmɪŋ/ n. A process of changing or acquiring a new state or quality.
bed /bed/ n. A piece of furniture for sleeping.
bedroom /bedˈruːm/ n. A room in a house.
bedrooms /bedˈriːmɪz/ n. A room in a house.
beds /bedz/ n. A piece of furniture for sleeping.
bedside /ˈbɛdʒɪs/ n. A place where one can sit or rest.
bedtime /ˈbɛdʒɪm/ n. A time when a person sleeps.
bee /biː/ n. A small insect that lives in flowers.
beef /bɪf/ n. A cut of meat from an animal.
been /bɪn/ v. to have been.
beep /bɪp/ n. A short, high-pitched sound.
beeping /bɪˈpiːkɪŋ/ n. A short, sharp sound made by a device or animal.
beeps /bɪp/ n. A short, high-pitched sound.
beer /biːər/ n. A liquid beverage consumed by humans.
beers /bɪˈzɜːrs/ n. A liquid made of fermented grains.
bees /bɪz/ n. A group of insects that produce honey.
beethoven /bɪˈtɛfɪn/ n. A famous German composer.
beetle /bɪˈtiːl/ n. An insect with a segmented body and a hard exoskeleton.
before /bɪˈɹɔːr/ n. A time before a certain point in time.
beforehand /ˈbɪːvɜːrhænd/ n. Beforehand, before the time of action.
beg /bɛɡ/ n. A place where people eat.
began /bɛɡn/ v. to start or commence.
beggar /bɪɡər/ n. A person who is poor or destitute.
beggars /bɪɡərz/ n. A person who steals or is forced to steal.
begged /bɪɡd/ v. to ask for or demand something.
begging /bɪɡɪŋ/ n. A state of being unable to pay one's debts.
begin /bɪɡn/ n. The start of something.
beginning /bɪˈnɪŋ/ n. The start of something.
beginnings /bɪˈɡɪnɪdʒs/ n. The start of something or a period of time.
begins /bɪɡɪnz/ n. The action of starting or the state of being in a beginning.
begs /bɛɡz/ n. A verb meaning to start or begin.
begun /bɪɡn/ n. The beginning of something.
behalf /bɪˈfɪt/ n. A benefit or advantage.
behave /bɪˈhæv/ n. To act in a particular way.
behaved /bɪˈhævəd/ v. to act in a particular way.
behaving /bɪˈhævɪŋ/ n. A person's actions or manner of acting.
behavior /bɪˈhɪəri/ n. A pattern of actions or thoughts.
behaviour /bɪˈhɪvɜːʃn/ n. A set of actions or behaviors.
behind /bɪnd/ n. A place or object located at the back of something.
behold /bɪˈhɒl/ n. A place or object that one looks at closely.
beijing /bēi jīng/ n. A city in China.
bein /bɪn/ n. A part of the body that is not covered by skin.
being /bɪŋ/ n. A state of being or a condition.
beings /bɪŋz/ n. Living things.
belgian /bɛlʲjɛn/ n. A person from Belgium.
belgium /bɛlʃiəm/ n. A country in Europe.
belief /bɪˈlɪʃ/ n. A belief or opinion held by a person.
beliefs /bɛlɪfɪz/ n. A set of ideas or convictions that guide a person's actions.
believe /bɪˈlaɪv/ n. A belief or opinion held by a person.
believed /bɪˈliːd/ n. A belief or opinion held by someone.
believer /bɪˈlɪvə(r)/ n. A person who holds a belief.
believers /bɪˈlɪvərs/ n. A group of people who share a common belief or faith.
believes /bɪˈlaɪz/ n. A person who holds a strong opinion about something.
believing /bɪˈlaɪɪŋ/ n. A state of mind or action of accepting something as true.
belinda /bɪˈlɪndə/ n. A woman.
bell /bɛl/ n. A loud ringing sound.
bella /bɛlə/ n. A beautiful woman.
belle /bəˈlɪ/ n. A beautiful woman.
bells /bɛl/ n. A sound-producing object used to make noise.
belly /bɛl/ n. A part of the body containing the stomach.
belong /bɛlɒɡ/ n. A person or thing that is part of another.
belonged /bɛlɒnd/ n. A state of being or a relationship of ownership.
belonging /bɛlɔːnɪŋ/ n. A part of something that belongs to someone or something.
belongings /bɛlɔːnɪŋz/ n. Things that belong to a person or a group.
belongs /bɛlɪŋz/ n. A person who belongs to a group or organization.
beloved /bɪˈloʊd/ n. A person or thing cherished by another.
below /bɪˈjuː/ n. A place below another.
belt /bɛlt/ n. A piece of clothing worn around the waist.
belts /bɛlts/ n. A band of fabric worn around the waist.
ben /bɛn/ n. A person.
bench /bɛn/ n. A piece of furniture for sitting.
bend /bend/ n. A curve or angle.
bender /bɛndər/ n. A person who bends or curves.
bending /bɪndɪŋ/ n. A curve or angle.
beneath /bɪnɪð/ n. A place below or under something.
benedict /bɛndɪt/ n. A person of religious or moral standing.
benefit /bɪˈfɪt/ n. A positive result or advantage.
benefits /bɪˈfɪtɪz/ n. A positive outcome or advantage.
benjamin /bɪˈnɪmɪn/ n. A man who is a member of a family.
bennet /bəˈnɛt/ n. A small, sturdy wooden house.
bennett /bəˈnɪt/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
benny /bɪnɪ/ n. A young man.
benson /bəˈnɪʃən/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
bent /bɛnt/ n. A curve or bend.
bentley /bɛntli/ n. A large, luxurious house in the countryside.
benton /bəˈnɒtən/ n. A small town in the United States.
berger /bɛrɡər/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
berkeley /bəˈriːk/ n. A city in California.
berlin /bɛrˈlɛn/ n. A city in Germany.
bermuda /bɪˈmɜːdʒə/ n. A small island in the Caribbean Sea.
bernadette /bɛnˈdɪtət/ n. A woman who is a member of the Order of the Golden Fleece.
bernard /bɛnˈdɜːr/ n. A man of the nobility.
bernie /bɪˈriːni/ n. A person who is a member of the British Army.
berries /ˈbɪrɪks/ n. A fruit with many small red or purple seeds.
berry /bær/ n. A small red fruit.
bert /bɜːrt/ n. A person who is a man.
bertha /bɪrˈθə/ n. A woman who is a servant to a master.
bertie /bɜːtɪ/ n. A small house or cottage.
beside /ˈbɪzɪd/ n. Adj. Adj. Adj. Adj. Adj. Adj. Adj. Adj. Adj. Adj. Adj. Adj.
besides /bɪˈzɪdz/ n. something other than the main subject.
bess /bɛs/ n. A small house or cottage.
bessie /bɪˈziː/ n. A woman who is a servant.
best /bəst/ n. The most excellent or superior.
bet /bɛt/ n. A wager or chance to win money.
beta /bɛtə/ n. A planet in the solar system.
beth /bɛt/ n. A woman.
bethany /bəˈθænɪ/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
betray /bɪˈteɪr/ n. to deceive or betray a person's trust.
betrayal /bɪˈteɪrəl/ n. A deceptive act of revealing the truth to someone who has been deceived.
betrayed /bɪˈteɪrɪd/ n. A person or thing that deceives or misleads.
betraying /bɪˈteɪriŋ/ n. A person or thing that deceives or misleads.
bets /bɛts/ n. A wager or chance to win money.
betsy /bɪˈtʃɛs/ n. A woman.
bette /bəˈtiːt/ n. A woman.
better /bɛtər/ n. A person who is better than others.
betting /bɪtɪŋ/ n. The act of placing money or goods for future gain.
betty /bɪt/ n. A woman.
between /bɪˈtʃɪn/ n. A place between two things.
bev /bɪˈvɜːr/ n. A liquid made from grains, yeast, and water.
beverage /drɪŋk/ n. A liquid consumed for nourishment or pleasure.
beverly /bɪˈvɜːrl/ n. A town in California.
beware be aware: /bɪˈɔːr/ n. A state of mind or action that requires caution.
bey /biː/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
beyond /bɪdʒn/ n. A place beyond the horizon.
bhai /bəˈhɪ/ n. A young man.
bi /bɪ/ n. A small animal, such as a bird or fish.
bianca /biˈnka/ n. A white or light-colored person.
bible /bʊk/ n. A book containing written text.
biblical /bɪˈbɪlək/ n. A book or text that contains religious teachings.
bicycle /bɪˈkɪl/ n. A two-wheeled vehicle used for transportation.
bid /bɪd/ n. A monetary payment for a service or transaction.
bidding /bɪdɪŋ/ n. A public or private offer made to purchase or sell something.
bien /biːn/ n. A state of being happy or satisfied.
big /bɪɡ/ n. A large or substantial thing.
bigfoot /bɪɡˈfɒt/ n. A creature that appears to be a human with human-like features.
bigger /bɪɡər/ n. A larger or more extensive than usual.
biggest /bɪɡˈzɪst/ n. The largest of any thing.
biggie /bɪɡ/ n. A large person or animal.
bike /baɪk/ n. A two-wheeled vehicle used for transportation.
biker /bɪkər/ n. A person who rides a bicycle.
bikes /baɪkɪks/ n. A motorized vehicle used for transportation.
bikini /bɪˈkɪnɪ/ n. A short skirt worn by women.
bill /bɪl/ n. A bill of exchange or a bill of sale.
billboard /ˈbɪləf/ n. A large flat surface used for displaying pictures or advertisements.
billie /bɪˈlaɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
billion /bɪˈluːn/ n. A very large number of people or things.
billionaire /mɪlɪjən/ n. A person with a large amount of money.
billions /bɪˈlaɪənz/ n. A very large number of things.
bills /bɪlz/ n. A piece of paper or document containing money.
billy /bɪl/ n. A person.
bin /bɪn/ n. A container for holding liquids or small items.
bind /bɪnd/ n. A binding force or a binding agent.
binding /bɪndɪŋ/ n. A connection or link between two things.
bing /bɪŋ/ n. A place where people gather for entertainment.
bingo /bɪŋɡo/ n. A game of chance where players guess a number.
binoculars /bɪnˈɔːkɪləz/ n. A pair of eyeglasses used for viewing.
biological /bɪˈloɪʒɪk/ n. A living thing or process.
biology /biˈoːlɪtʃ/ n. A branch of science that studies living organisms.
biopsy /bɪˈpaɪs/ n. A surgical procedure to examine a tissue sample.
bird /baɪd/ n. A small animal that lives in trees or on branches.
birdie /baɪˈdaɪ/ n. A small bird.
birds /baɪrz/ n. A group of animals that fly.
birmingham /bɪrɪmʃən/ n. A city in England.
birth /bɪrθ/ n. A person born.
birthday /bɪˈdɪrɪt/ n. A celebration marking a person's birthday.
birthdays /bɪrˈθɪdz/ n. A day in the year when a person celebrates their birthday.
biscuit /bɪˈskjuːt/ n. A flat, round, baked good.
biscuits /bɪˈskjuːz/ n. A flat, baked good made from dough and flour.
bishop /bɪʃp/ n. A bishop is a high-ranking clergyman in the Catholic Church.
bit /bɪt/ n. A small, sharp, or pointed object.
bitch /wɒmən/ n. A female human being.
bitches /bɪtʃɪz/ n. A group of women.
bite /baɪt/ n. A sharp, painful, or biting sensation or object.
bites /baɪt/ n. A sharp, painful, or irritating sensation or action.
biting /bɪtɪŋ/ n. A sharp, painful, or irritating sensation or action.
bits /bɪts/ n. A small part of something.
bitten /baɪt/ n. A sharp, painful, or biting sensation or object.
bitter /bɪtər/ n. A strong or unpleasant taste.
bitterness /ˈbɪtɪrnes/ n. A strong unpleasant taste or feeling.
bizarre /juːˈzjuː/ n. Something that is not normal or typical.
black /bɪkl/ n. A dark color or shade.
blacked /blæk/ n. A color or substance that is dark.
blackie /bɪˈkɪj/ n. A person who is black.
blackjack /bɪˈkɑːk/ n. A card game played with cards.
blackmail /bɪˈkɛl.mɛl/ n. The act of using threats to coerce someone into doing something.
blackmailed /bɪˈkɪmˌæld/ v. to make someone believe they are in a bad situation.
blackmailing /bɪˈkɛl.mɛɪŋ/ n. The act of using threats or promises to coerce someone into doing something.
blackout /bɪˈkɒt/ n. A period of darkness.
blacks /bɪkl/ n. A person of African descent.
blacksmith /bɪˈkɛʃm/ n. A person who smelts iron.
bladder /blædər/ n. A hollow organ in the human body that stores urine.
blade /bɛl/ n. A sharp blade used for cutting.
blades /blæd/ n. A sharp, thin piece of metal used for cutting or scraping.
blah /blɑh/ n. A vague or meaningless thing.
blaine /blɪn/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
blair /blɪər/ n. A person of the family.
blake /blæk/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
blame /blæm/ n. A person or thing that is responsible for something.
blamed /blæm/ n. A person or thing that is held responsible for something.
blames /blæms/ n. A person who is responsible for something.
blaming /blæmɪŋ/ n. The act of assigning responsibility for an event or person.
blanche /blɑːn/ n. A white woman.
blank /blæk/ n. A space or area without a specific object or person.
blanket /blækæt/ n. A piece of fabric used for covering or wrapping.
blankets /blækənts/ n. A piece of fabric used for covering the body.
blanks /blɑːk/ n. A space or area without a person or object.
blares /blɑːrs/ n. A loud noise or sound.
blaring /blɑːrɪŋ/ n. A loud noise or sound.
blast /blɑːst/ n. A sudden, powerful explosion or shockwave.
blasted /ˈblæst/ n. A violent explosion or fire.
blasting /blæstɪŋ/ n. The act of striking with a weapon or object.
blaze /fɪr/ n. A sudden, intense burst of flame.
blazing /bɜːnɪŋ/ n. A fire that is very hot.
bleach /blɛʃ/ n. A chemical used to remove stains from fabrics.
bleak /dɑːk/ n. A place where the sun is not shining.
bleating /blɛɪtɪŋ/ n. A loud, rumbling sound made by a dog or other animal.
bled /blɛd/ n. A substance that fills the spaces in the body.
bleed /blɛd/ n. A sudden release of blood.
bleeding /blʌd/ n. A liquid that flows from a vessel to a vessel.
bleep /blɪp/ n. A short, sharp sound made by a small insect.
blend /blænd/ n. A mixture of two or more substances.
bless /blɛʃ/ n. A blessing or good wish.
blessed /blɛʃəs/ n. A state of being or a quality of being.
blessing /blɛʃɪŋ/ n. A spiritual gift or favor granted by a deity.
blessings /blɛstɪŋz/ n. A blessing is a good thing or a good thing that is given to someone.
blew /blɛv/ n. A sudden loud noise or sound.
blimey /blɪmi/ n. A very loud, unpleasant sound.
blind /blɪnd/ n. A person who cannot see.
blinded /blɪnd/ n. A state of being unable to see.
blindfold /blɪnˈfɒld/ n. A piece of cloth or material used to cover the eyes.
blindly /blɪndli/ n. Without conscious thought or effort.
blinds /blɪnz/ n. A piece of fabric used to cover a window.
blink /blɪn/ n. A sudden, involuntary movement of the eye.
blinking /blɪŋkɪŋ/ n. The act of moving the eyes rapidly.
bliss /juːz/ n. A feeling of happiness or satisfaction.
block /blæk/ n. A group of buildings or a large area.
blocked /bɛkld/ n. A place where something is obstructed or restricted.
blocking /bɪˈkɒlɪŋ/ n. A physical barrier that prevents passage.
blocks /blɑːks/ n. A group of buildings.
blog /blɒɡ/ n. A website or online platform for sharing information.
bloke a young man who works in a shop.
blokes /pleɪb/ n. A group of people.
blond /blʌnd/ n. A person with light-colored hair.
blonde /blɔːnd/ n. A person with light-colored hair.
blondie /blɒndi/ n. A person with light-colored hair.
blood /blʌd/ n. A substance that nourishes living cells.
bloodshed /blɛʃ/ n. A violent act of killing.
bloody /blʌd/ n. A substance that causes pain or bleeding.
bloom /bʌm/ n. A plant that produces flowers.
blooming /bləʊmɪŋ/ n. A process of growth in which flowers or plants open.
blossom /bɪˈslɒm/ n. A flower that opens and produces seeds.
blossoms /flaʊʃəmz/ n. A blooming plant.
blouse /blʌʃ/ n. A piece of clothing worn over the shoulders.
blow /blʌv/ n. A sudden, loud, or forceful movement or sound.
blowing /blowɪŋ/ n. The act of expelling air from a source.
blown /blʌn/ n. A sudden, violent, or unexpected change in the state of being.
blows /blʌɪz/ n. A sudden loud sound or movement.
blue /blʌd/ n. A color.
blueberry /bluːˈbɪəri/ n. A small, sweet fruit.
blueprints /blɪˈpɪlɪns/ n. A set of drawings or plans for construction.
blues /bluːz/ n. A group of people who live in a community.
bluff /blʌf/ n. A place where a person or animal hides or hides a person.
bluffing /blʌf/ n. The act of making a false or deceptive appearance.
blunt /blʌnt/ n. A sharp or unyielding quality.
blur /bʌr/ n. A soft, indistinct, or vague visual effect.
blush /blʌʃ/ n. A change in color on the face.
blushing /blʌʃɪŋ/ n. A facial expression characterized by raised lips and cheeks.
bmw /bmw/ n. A luxury automobile manufacturer.
bo /bō/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
boar /bɔːr/ n. A wild or domesticated animal with a broad body and a tail.
board /bɔːd/ n. A flat or surface on which people work.
boarded /bɔːdɪd/ n. A person who has been boarded by someone.
boarding /bɔːrɪndɪŋ/ n. A train or bus ride.
boards /boʊdʒz/ n. A flat surface used for mounting objects.
boat /boʊt/ n. A vessel used for transportation.
boats /boʊts/ n. A vessel used for transportation.
bob /bɒb/ n. A person.
bobby /bəˈbɪ/ n. A small man or person.
bobo /bəˈoʊ/ n. A small, often humorous, person.
bodies /bɒdiːz/ n. A part of the human body.
bodily /bɔːdʒi/ n. A part of the body.
body /bɒdi/ n. A part of the human body.
bodyguard /bɒdˈɡɪd/ n. A person who protects someone from harm.
bodyguards /bɒdˈdʒɪp/ n. A person or group of people who protect someone.
bog /bɒɡ/ n. A body of water.
bogus /bɒɡəs/ n. A false or fake thing.
boil /bɒɪl/ n. A process of heating water to a high temperature.
boiled /bɒld/ n. A food item cooked in liquid.
boiler /bɒˈlɪər/ n. A device used to heat water or steam.
boiling /bɒˈlaɪŋ/ n. A process of heating water to a specific temperature.
boils /bɔɪlz/ n. A process of heating water to a high temperature.
bold /bɔːld/ n. A strong or firm attitude.
bollocks /bɒlˈkɒks/ n. A group of people who are considered to be of low moral character.
bologna /bəˈlɒɡnə/ n. A city in Italy.
bolt /bɒlt/ n. A small metal rod used to drive nails or screws into wood.
bolts /bɒltz/ n. A fastener used to join parts of a structure.
bomb /bɒm/ n. A device used to destroy or destroy a building.
bombay /bəˈmɑːb/ n. A city in India.
bombed /bɒm/ n. A person who has been shot or killed.
bomber /bɒmˈbɔːr/ n. A person who shoots at an enemy.
bombers /bɒmˈbɜːrs/ n. A group of people who shoot at a target.
bombing /bɒmˈbɪŋ/ n. The act of attacking a building or structure.
bombs /ɪkˈsploʊzɪv/ n. A device that causes an explosion.
bon /bɒn/ n. A pleasant or agreeable thing.
bond /bɒnd/ n. A connection or link between two things.
bonded /bɒndɪd/ n. A connection or link between two things.
bonding /bɒndɪŋ/ n. A strong connection between people or objects.
bonds /bɒndz/ n. A connection between two or more things.
bone /bɒn/ n. A part of the body that is hard and brittle.
boner /bɒnər/ n. A person who is a good friend.
bones /bɒnɪz/ n. A part of the body that supports the body's weight.
bonfire a fire burning in a house.
bong /bɒŋ/ n. A small, loud, and often dangerous sound produced by a person or animal.
bonjour /bɔ̃.jɔʁ/ n. A greeting used in French.
bonnet /bɒnɪt/ n. A cap worn on the head.
bonnie /bɒnˈniː/ n. A young woman.
bono /bōnō/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building used for storage or as a temporary dwelling.
bonus /bōnəs/ n. A bonus or reward given to a person or group.
boo /bʌʊ/ n. A small, round, or hollow object.
boob /bʌb/ n. A female part of the body.
boobs /bɒbʊz/ n. A small, soft, rounded bulge on the female body.
booby /bəʊdi/ n. A small, often dangerous, building or structure.
boogie /bɔːɡi/ n. A person who plays the boogie.
booing /bəˈmɪŋ/ n. A loud and cheerful sound.
book /bʊk/ n. A book or book of a particular subject.
booked /bʊk/ n. A place where a person or group of people is scheduled to stay.
bookie /bʊk/ n. A person who bets on sports events.
booking /bɪˈkɒɪŋ/ n. A reservation for a specific time or place.
books /bʊks/ n. A collection of written works.
bookstore /bōkˈstɔːr/ n. A shop that sells books.
boom /bʌm/ n. A sudden and loud increase in volume or intensity.
booming /bəʊmɪŋ/ n. A lively or energetic state or occurrence.
boone /bəʊn/ n. A wealthy man.
boost /boʊst/ n. An increase in power or strength.
boot /boʊt/ n. A boot is a boot.
booth /bʌθ/ n. A small room or space for displaying merchandise.
boots /bʌts/ n. A pair of shoes worn on the feet.
booty /bʌtɪ/ n. A person's private quarters or personal belongings.
booze /bɪˈzɔːs/ n. A liquid alcoholic beverage.
border /bɔːr/ n. A line separating two countries.
borders a line of land separating two countries.
bore /bɔːr/ n. A hole or cavity in a wall or floor.
bored /bɔːd/ n. A state of being unable to be satisfied or happy.
boredom /bɔːdəm/ n. A state of being unable to enjoy something.
borg /bɔːɡ/ n. A large, fortified building used for military purposes.
borgia /bɔːˈɡiə/ n. A small, enclosed space in a building.
boring a dull or uninteresting thing.
boris /bɔːrɪs/ n. A person of the Boris tribe.
born /bɔːn/ n. A person who is born.
borrow /bɔːr/ n. To take something from another person or place.
borrowed /bɔːrɪd/ n. A loaned item or service.
borrowing /bɔːrɪŋ/ n. The act of taking something from another person or organization.
bosom /bōzəm/ n. A part of the body between the shoulders and the hips.
boss /bɒʃ/ n. A person in charge of a department or a specific task.
bosses /bɒʃəs/ n. A person in charge of a group of people.
boston /bəˈstəʊn/ n. A city in Massachusetts.
both /bʌð/ n. Two or more people living together.
bother to disturb or annoy someone.
bothered /bəˈθɔːr/ n. A state of being concerned or uneasy.
bothering to disturb or annoy someone.
bothers /bɔːtərz/ n. A person who causes trouble or annoyance.
bottle /bɒlt/ n. A container for holding liquids.
bottled /bɒtˈdɒl/ n. A liquid or solid contained in a container.
bottles /bɒtˈlɪz/ n. A container for holding liquids.
bottom /bɒt/ n. The lowest part of a building.
bottoms /bɒtˈmɔːns/ n. The lowest part of a building.
bought /buːt/ n. A transaction of money for goods or services.
boulder /bʊˈdɔːr/ n. A large rock.
boulevard /stʌr/ n. A wide road or avenue leading to a building.
bounce /bɒʃn/ n. A sudden, rapid change in position or direction.
bounced /bʌndɪk/ n. A sudden, rapid movement or change in direction.
bouncing /bɒkɪŋ/ n. A sudden change in direction or a sudden movement.
bound /bʌnd/ n. A line or path that connects two points.
boundaries /bɔːnˈdɪrɪəˌs/ n. The limits or edges of something.
boundary /ˈbɪnɪdʒ/ n. A line or area separating two distinct regions.
bounds /bɔːnˈdɪr/ n. A line or area separating two parts of a region.
bounty a sum of money given to a person or group for a specific purpose.
bouquet /bʌkwɛt/ n. A collection of flowers arranged in a decorative arrangement.
bourbon /bɔːˈbɒn/ n. A distilled spirit made from the mash of the Bourbon region.
bourgeois /bɔːˈɡwɪs/ n. A wealthy class of people who own the means of production.
bout /bʌt/ n. A small building or structure.
bow /bɔː/ n. A bow made of wood or metal.
bowel /bəˈoʊl/ n. A hollow organ in the digestive system.
bowels /bɒwəʊl/ n. A group of organs in the digestive system.
bowie /bɔːwi/ n. A person of the British royal family.
bowl /bɒl/ n. A round container for holding food or liquids.
bowling /bɒˈwɪlɪŋ/ n. A game played on a wooden or clay court with a ball and a stick.
bowls /bɒlz/ n. A bowl of food.
bowman /bɔːmən/ n. A man who is a bowler.
bows /bʌws/ n. A bow made of wood or metal.
box /bɒks/ n. A small container for holding things.
boxer /bəkˈsər/ n. A person who fights in boxing.
boxers /bəkˈzɔːrs/ n. A group of people who compete in boxing.
boxes /bɒks/ n. A container for holding items.
boxing /bækɪŋ/ n. A sport in which people fight.
boy /bɔɪ/ n. A young male child.
boyd /bɔːd/ n. A small house or cottage.
boyfriend /bɔːˈfɪndʒ/ n. A man who is married to another man.
boyfriends /bɔɪˈfɪndɪs/ n. A person who is in a relationship with another person.
boyle /bɔːli/ n. A person who is a member of a society.
boys /bɔːs/ n. A group of young males.
bp /bɪp/ n. A building in which people sleep.
br /br/ n. A small building or structure.
bra /bra/ n. A small wooden structure used for holding water.
brace /brɑːs/ n. A flexible joint connecting two parts of the body.
bracelet /brɑːˈzɛl/ n. A piece of jewelry worn on the wrist.
bracelets /brɑːˈzɛləts/ n. A piece of jewelry worn on the wrist.
braces /bræks/ n. A structure used to protect the body from injury.
brad /bræd/ n. A man of the family.
bradford /bræðf/ n. A town in the north of England.
bradley /bræˈdɪl/ n. A town in the United Kingdom.
brady /brædi/ n. A person with a tendency to be slow or slow-witted.
brag to boast or overstate one's abilities.
bragging to boast or overstate one's abilities.
brain /bræʊn/ n. A part of the brain that controls movement and thought.
brains /bræʊn/ n. A part of the body that controls thought and emotion.
brake /bræk/ n. A mechanism that prevents a vehicle from moving forward.
brakes /bræk/ n. A mechanism that controls the movement of a vehicle's wheels.
branch /bɪˈrɑːʃ/ n. A branch of a tree or a part of a system.
branches /brɔːʃnɪs/ n. A branch of a tree or a part of a structure.
brand /brænd/ n. A product or service offered by a company.
brandon /brændən/ n. A person of the family.
brandy /bʁɑːndi/ n. A spirit made from fermented grapes.
brass /bræz/ n. A metal alloy used for making tools and weapons.
brat /bræt/ n. A young child.
brats /bræt/ n. A group of young boys.
braun /brəʊn/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
brave /bræv/ n. A person who shows courage and bravery.
bravely /bræˈvɪl/ n. A person who acts with courage and boldness.
bravery /bɪˈreɪm/ n. A quality of being courageous.
bravest /brævɪst/ n. The most courageous or brave person.
bravo /bɹəvo/ n. A word of excitement or enthusiasm.
brawl /fɪt/ n. A violent struggle or conflict.
brazil /braʊzəl/ n. A country in South America.
brazilian /braʒiˈsɪn/ n. A country in South America.
breach /briːk/ n. A breach of a contract or agreement.
bread /braɪd/ n. A flat, flatbread made from dough and flour.
break /bʌrk/ n. A break in the chain of events.
breakdown /bɛrkˈdʌn/ n. A detailed examination of the causes and effects of a problem.
breaker /bʌkər/ n. A person who breaks things.
breakfast /bɛˈkɛft/ n. A meal consisting of bread, milk, and fruit.
breaking /bɛrkɪŋ/ n. A sudden or violent event that causes damage or disruption.
breaks /bʌkɪz/ n. A break in a chain of events.
breakthrough /bɛkrəʊθ/ n. A significant change in a situation or a new idea.
breakup /bɛrkʊp/ n. A separation of two people.
breast /bʌstr/ n. A part of the human body that produces milk.
breasts /briːz/ n. The female reproductive organs of mammals.
breath /brɛθ/ n. A gas that is breathed into the lungs.
breathe /briːt/ n. A process of moving air into and out of the lungs.
breathes /brɪθ/ n. A process of moving air into and out of the lungs.
breathing /briːθɪŋ/ n. The act of taking in and expelling air.
breaths /brɪðəs/ n. The act of breathing or the act of breathing.
bred /bɛd/ n. A process of raising a child from its mother.
bree /briː/ n. A small, open space in a house.
breed /briːd/ n. A species of animal or plant.
breeding /briːdʒɪŋ/ n. The process of producing offspring.
breeze /wɪnd/ n. A moving air that blows across the ground.
brenda /brendə/ n. A woman.
brendan /brendən/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
brennan /bɛnˈnɛn/ n. A person of the surname Brennan.
brent /brent/ n. A small, flat, single-story building.
brethren /bɔːðrɪn/ n. A group of people who are related by blood.
brett /breɪt/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
brew /bʌr/ n. A liquid made from grains, seeds, or other plant materials.
brewing /bʌrɪŋ/ n. The process of making beer.
brewster /bʌrʌstər/ n. A place where beer is brewed.
brian /braɪn/ n. A person.
bribe /briːb/ n. A bribe is a payment or favor given to gain something else.
bribed /briːb/ v. to gain favor by offering something of value.
bribes /briːbɪz/ n. A bribe or payment given to influence someone to do something.
brick /brɪk/ n. A building made of bricks.
bricks /brɪks/ n. A building block used for construction.
bridal /brɪˈdɪl/ n. A wedding ceremony or the couple involved in it.
bride /wɛdɪŋ/ n. A ceremony in which a couple is married.
bridge /brɪdʒ/ n. A structure that connects two points.
bridges /brɪdʒz/ n. A structure that connects two points.
bridget /brɪdʒ/ n. A structure connecting two points.
brief /briːt/ n. A short period of time or a brief period of time.
briefcase /briˈkeɪs/ n. A small box used to store documents or tools.
briefing /mɛtɪŋ/ n. A formal discussion or presentation.
briefly /bɪˈraɪtli/ n. A short period of time.
brigade /brɪɡˈdeɪd/ n. A group of soldiers or a unit of troops.
brigadier /briˈdʒɪəriə/ n. A high-ranking officer in the British Army.
briggs /brɪɡz/ n. A person of the family of the god of war.
bright /braɪt/ n. A bright or vivid color or light.
brighter /braɪtɪər/ n. A brighter color or light.
brightest /braɪtɪst/ n. The brightest object or color.
brighton /braɪθən/ n. A town in the United Kingdom.
brilliant /bɪˈlaɪnt/ n. A very good or excellent quality or state of being.
bring /brɪŋ/ n. To move or take something from one place to another.
bringing /brɪŋɪŋ/ n. To move or transfer something from one place to another.
brings /brɪŋ/ v. to cause to happen or occur.
brink a point of extreme danger or a very high place.
bristol /bɪˈrɪstl/ n. A town in England.
britain /brɪˈtiːn/ n. A country in Europe.
british /brɪtʃ/ n. A country in the British Isles.
britney /briːtˈniː/ n. A famous American singer.
brittany /briˈtænə/ n. A small town in the United States.
bro /bro/ n. A person who is a brother.
broad /bʌrd/ n. A wide or extensive area.
broadcast /bɪˈkɒpt/ n. A signal transmitted over a medium to reach a specific location.
broadcasting /bɪˈkɒndɪŋ/ n. The act of sending information or images over a medium to a wide audience.
broadway /stʌr/ n. A thoroughfare or thoroughfare.
broccoli /bɹəˈkʊlə/ n. A vegetable with green leaves and white florets.
brock /bʊkr/ n. A man who is a soldier.
brody /bɹəˈdoʊ/ n. A small, round, or oval-shaped object.
broke /bʌkrɪd/ n. A state of having been broken or damaged.
broken /bɛkən/ n. A broken or damaged object.
broker /broʊkər/ n. A person who sells or buys property.
bronx /brɒnks/ n. A borough of New York City.
bronze /brɒnz/ n. A metal alloy used historically for tools, weapons, and jewelry.
brook /bʊk/ n. A small stream or river flowing through a valley.
brooke /bʊk/ n. A small house or cottage.
brooklyn /broʊkˈlɪn/ n. A city in New York.
brooks /bʊk/ n. A small stream or river.
broom /brʌm/ n. A long, thin piece of wood used for sweeping or cleaning.
bros /broʊ/ n. A person or group of people.
broth /bʌθ/ n. A broth of food.
brothel /bɹəʊˈtʃɛl/ n. A place for prostitution.
brother /bɔːðər/ n. A male sibling.
brotherhood /bɔːðərˈhɔːnd/ n. A group of people who share a common interest or purpose.
brothers /broðers/ n. Two or more people who are related by blood or marriage.
brought /brɔːt/ n. A thing that has been moved or taken.
brow /brɔːr/ n. A part of the face that is raised above the eyes.
brown /bʊrn/ n. A color or shade of color.
brownie /bʌnˈrɪwi/ n. A sweet, dark chocolate bar.
brownies /bʌrnɪz/ n. A sweet baked good.
bruce /bruːs/ n. A man who is a hero.
bruise /briːz/ n. A wound or injury.
bruised /bʌrɪdʒ/ n. A wound or injury to the skin.
bruises /bʌrɪz/ n. A wound on the skin.
bruising /bʌrɪʃɪŋ/ n. A wound or injury sustained by a blow or cut.
brunch /brʌʃ/ n. A meal consisting of a sandwich and a drink.
brunette /brʌntʃe/ n. A person with dark hair.
bruno /bruːno/ n. A person of Italian origin.
brush /brʌʃ/ n. A tool used for cleaning or styling hair.
brushed /brʌʃn/ v. to clean or polish a surface.
brushing /brʌʃɪŋ/ n. The act of cleaning one's hair.
brussels /brʌʃəs/ n. A city in the heart of Europe.
brutal /bʌrəˈtəl/ n. A person who is extremely cruel or harsh.
brutality /bʌrəˈtəli/ n. The extreme or harsh quality of doing something.
brutally /bʌrəˈtli/ n. A very bad or unpleasant thing.
brute /brʌɪt/ n. A person who is violent or aggressive.
brutus /bʌrəʊt/ n. A man who is not a man.
bryan /brɪˈæn/ n. A person.
bryant /briːnt/ n. A person of the surname Bryant.
bryce /brɪsi/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
bu /bʊ/ n. A small building or structure.
bubba /bʌb/ n. A small, round, or squishy object.
bubble /bʌp/ n. A small, hollow, or air-filled object.
bubbles /bʌbʌks/ n. A small, air-filled, spherical object.
bubbling /bʌbɪŋ/ n. A sudden rise in the volume of a gas or liquid.
buck /bʌk/ n. A large, heavy stone or rock.
bucket /bʌkt/ n. A container for holding liquids or dry goods.
buckets /bʌktʃ/ n. A container for holding liquids or solids.
buckingham /bʌkʃɪŋ/ n. A large city in England.
buckle /bʌkəl/ n. A part of a door or latch that is used to lock or unlock a door.
buckley /bʌkˈliː/ n. A small town in the UK.
bucks /bʌks/ n. A small, round, black object.
bud /bʌd/ n. A small tree or bush.
budapest /buːdˈepaːst/ n. A city in central Europe.
buddha /bʌdʒə/ n. A person who has attained enlightenment.
buddhist /bʌdʒɪst/ n. A person who follows the teachings of the Buddha.
buddies /fɪnɪdz/ n. A group of people who are friends with each other.
buddy /frend/ n. A person who is close to you.
budge /bʌdʒ/ n. A small wooden box used for storing small items.
budget /bjuːt/ n. A sum of money or a plan for managing it.
buds /bʌdz/ n. A small flower or fruit.
buenos /buːnəs/ n. A good or happy thing.
buff /bʌf/ n. A small, flat, or low-lying area.
buffalo /bʌfəluː/ n. A large, four-legged animal with a large, horned head.
buffer /bʌfər/ n. A small space or area between two larger spaces.
buffet /bʌfɪt/ n. A large meal consisting of many dishes served together.
buffy /bʌfki/ n. A soft, yellowish, or brownish substance.
bug /bʌɡ/ n. An insect that lives on or near a host.
bugged /bʌɡdʒ/ v. to make a bug or bugger.
bugger /bʌɡər/ n. A small, often unclean, animal or object.
bugging to annoy or disturb someone.
buggy /bʌɡi/ n. A small, four-wheeled vehicle.
bugle /bɜːrd/ n. A small animal that flies.
bugs /bʌɡs/ n. Insects that feed on organic matter.
build /bʌd/ n. A structure or construction used for housing or support.
builder /bɪˈdʒɪl/ n. A person who builds or constructs something.
builders /bɪˈluːtərz/ n. A person who builds or constructs something.
building /ˈbʌdɪŋ/ n. A structure used for housing people.
buildings /bʌdɪnɪŋz/ n. A collection of houses.
builds /bʌdʒz/ n. A structure that is constructed from one or more parts.
built /bʌɪt/ n. A construction or work that has been completed.
bulb /laɪt/ n. A source of illumination.
bulbs /bʌlbs/ n. A light source.
bulk /bʌk/ n. A large quantity of something.
bull /bʌl/ n. A large animal with a long snout and a large head.
bulldog /bʌldʒɒɡ/ n. A large dog with a muscular body and a long tail.
bullet /bʊlt/ n. A small projectile used in firearms.
bulletin /bɪˈluːtin/ n. A short written message or report.
bulletproof /bɪˈpʊtlfɔːf/ n. A bulletproof glass window.
bullets /bʌltz/ n. A group of small projectiles used in shooting.
bullied /bʌld/ n. A person who insults or humbles another person.
bullies /bʌli/ n. A group of people who intentionally harm others.
bullock /bʊˈlɒk/ n. A large animal, typically a cow or ox.
bulls /bʌlz/ n. A large animal with a long snout and a large head.
bullshit /bʌlˈʃɪt/ n. A nonsensical or meaningless statement.
bully /bʌl/ n. A person who uses violence to intimidate or control others.
bullying /bʌˈlaɪɪŋ/ n. A form of physical or verbal abuse that causes harm to another person.
bum /bʌm/ n. A small, round, or soft object.
bummed /bʌm/ d/ n. A feeling of being annoyed or irritated.
bummer /bʌmər/ n. A loud, unpleasant sound or noise.
bump /bʌmp/ n. A sudden rise in height or a sudden change in position.
bumped /bʌmp/ n. A sudden increase in height or a sudden rise in level.
bumper /bʌmˈpɜːr/ n. A bumper on a car.
bumping /bʌmpɪŋ/ n. A sudden or repeated movement of a body part.
bumps /bʌmz/ n. A bump or protrusion.
bumpy /bʌmp/ n. A rough or uneven surface.
bums /bʌms/ n. A small, often unoccupied, building or structure.
bun /bʌn/ n. A small, round, soft, or doughy food.
bunch a group of people or things gathered together.
bundle /bʌnd/ n. A bundle of things or a group of people.
bundy /bʌndi/ n. A small, often rustic, building or structure.
bungalow /bəˈnʌɡn/ n. A single-story house.
bunk /bʌŋk/ n. A small wooden structure used for sleeping.
bunker /bʌnker/ n. A small, dark, and often abandoned building used for storage or as a hideout.
bunny /bʌnʃi/ n. A small, furry animal.
buns /bʌns/ n. A small flatbread.
burden /bɜːrdn/ n. A heavy or unpleasant task or responsibility.
bureau /əˈbjuːr/ n. A place where people work.
burger /bʌɡər/ n. A food item consisting of ground meat and vegetables.
burgers /bʌɡərz/ n. A food item consisting of ground meat and vegetables.
burglar /bɜːɡˈlɑːr/ n. A thief or robber.
burglary /bɜːɡˈlaɪəri/ n. A crime of entering a building without permission.
burgundy /bɜːrˈdʒɪn/ n. A deep red or purple color.
burial /bɪˈrɪj/ n. A place where the dead are buried.
buried /bɜːrɪd/ n. A place where something is hidden or buried.
burke /bʌrk/ n. A person of the rank of a burgess.
burn /bɜːr/ n. A combustible substance that burns.
burned /bɜːn/ n. A fire that has been extinguished.
burner /bʌrnə/ n. A small, open space for cooking.
burning /bɜːnɪŋ/ n. A process of heating or cooking food.
burns /bʌrnz/ n. A fire that consumes fuel.
burnt /bʌrt/ n. A substance that has been cooked or roasted.
burrito /bɜːˈrɪto/ n. A flat, folded, and often spicy Mexican flatbread.
burst /bʌst/ n. A sudden and violent release of energy or force.
bursting /bʌʃɪŋ/ n. A sudden and loud explosion or release of force.
bursts /bʌʃt/ n. A sudden, loud, or violent event.
burt /bʌrt/ n. A person who is a man.
burton /bɜːrˈtɒn/ n. A small town in the United States.
bury /bɜːr/ n. A place where a body is buried.
burying /bɪrɪŋ/ n. The act of placing something into a grave.
bus /bʌs/ n. A vehicle used for transportation.
buses /bʌs/ n. A vehicle used for transporting people or goods.
bush /bʌʃ/ n. A small tree or shrub.
bushes /bʌʃəs/ n. A small tree or shrub growing in a field or garden.
business /bɪˈzɪs/ n. A trade or profession in which people earn money.
businesses /bɪˈzɪsɪs/ n. A business or enterprise.
businessman /bɪˈzɪs.təmən/ n. A person who engages in commerce or business.
businessmen /bɪˈzɪs.təmən/ n. A person who owns or runs a business.
bust /bʌst/ n. A sudden, loud, or sudden movement.
busted /bʌst/ n. A person who has been beaten or hurt.
buster /bʌstər/ n. A large, heavy, or powerful person.
busting to break down or disintegrate.
busy /bɪz/ n. A person who is occupied or working.
but /bʌt/ n. A word or phrase that means "no" or "not".
butch /bʌtʃ/ n. A person who is a man.
butcher /bʌtʃər/ n. A person who cuts meat.
butler /bɪtʃər/ n. A person who serves as a servant to a master.
buts /bʌts/ n. A small, temporary building or structure.
butt /bʌt/ n. A part of the body that is covered by skin.
butter /bʌtər/ n. A creamy substance used in cooking.
butterflies /ɪnˈkɪst/ n. A group of small, winged, often colorful creatures.
butterfly /ˈbʌtərflɪti/ n. A winged insect.
butters /bʌtərz/ n. A soft, creamy substance made from butter.
butts /bʌtʃ/ n. A part of a body that is not a head or a foot.
buy /bʌɪ/ v. To purchase or acquire.
buyer /bjuːtər/ n. A person who buys something.
buyers /bjuːzər/ n. A person who purchases something.
buying /bjuːtɪŋ/ n. The act of purchasing something.
buys /bjuːz/ n. To purchase or acquire something.
buzz /bʌz/ n. A sudden, loud, or unexpected noise.
buzzer /bʌzər/ n. A small electronic device that emits a short, sharp sound.
buzzes /bʌʃ/ n. A sudden, sharp sound made by insects or other animals.
buzzing /bʌʃɪŋ/ n. A sound made by insects or other small animals.
by /baɪ/ n. A verb meaning to do or cause something to happen.
bye /baɪ/ n. A word used to say goodbye.
bygones /bɪɡɒn/ n. A time before a certain period.
bypass /bɪˈpæs/ n. A way around something.
byron /baɪrən/ n. A famous English novelist.
C
c /k/ n. A letter in the alphabet.
ca /kə/ n. A country in which people live.
cab /kɑːr/ n. A vehicle used for transportation.
cabaret /kəˈbɑːrət/ n. A place where people gather to listen to music and dance.
cabbage /kəˈbæd/ n. A leafy green vegetable.
cabin /kəˈbɪn/ n. A small dwelling used for temporary or permanent shelter.
cabinet /kəˈbɪt/ n. A small room or box for storing things.
cable /ˈkæbl/ n. A thin wire used for transmitting data or electricity.
cables /ˈkæbl/ n. A wire or cable used to transmit electrical signals.
cackling /kækˈlaɪŋ/ n. A loud, cheerful sound made by people laughing.
cactus /kəˈsætəs/ n. A hardy plant with spines.
cadet /ˈkædət/ n. A member of a military unit.
cadillac /kəˈdɪlɑːk/ n. A luxury automobile.
caesar /kəˈseɪr/ n. A person who is famous for his military campaigns.
cafe /kəˈfeɪ/ n. A place for people to sit and drink coffee.
cafeteria /kəˈfɪtərɪə/ n. A room in a building where people eat.
caffeine /kəˈfɪn/ n. A stimulant found in coffee and tea.
cage /keɪ/ n. A box or enclosure for animals.
cages /kæɡs/ n. A box or cage used for holding animals.
cain /kæn/ n. A small, solitary tree.
caine /kaɪn/ n. A small, narrow, or narrow-mouthed animal.
cairo /kəˈriː/ n. A city in Egypt.
caitlin /ˈkeɪt.lɪn/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
caitlyn /ˈkeɪt.lɪn/ n. A woman who is a member of the House of Cailyn.
cake /keɪk/ n. A sweet baked good.
cakes /keɪks/ n. A sweet baked good.
cal /kæl/ n. A small, flat building used for storage or as a temporary dwelling.
calamity /dɪˈzɪstər/ n. A sudden and terrible event that causes great harm.
calcium /kəˈleɪʃm/ n. A mineral element essential for human health.
calculate /kəˈleɪt/ n. A calculation or computation.
calculated /ˈkæl.kjʊd.tɪd/ n. A number or quantity determined by calculation.
calculations /kəˈlækʃnæs/ n. A set of mathematical operations used to find a result.
calcutta /ˈkælʌtə/ n. A city in India.
caldwell /ˈkældwɔːl/ n. A small, often rustic, house.
caleb /kəˈleɪb/ n. A small, often wooden, house.
calendar /ˈkæləsər/ n. A calendar for counting days.
calf /kælf/ n. A young animal, typically a pig or cow.
caliber /ˈkælɪbər/ n. A specific type or quality of something.
california /kəˈlɪfɪdʒi/ n. A state in the southern United States.
call /kɔːl/ n. A word spoken by humans.
callahan /kəˈlɑːn/ n. A person who is a callahan.
called /ˈkælɪd/ n. A word or phrase used to describe something.
callen /kəˈlən/ n. A town in the United States.
caller /ˈkɑːlər/ n. A person who calls or calls a person.
callie /kəˈliː/ n. A small, often whimsical or magical creature.
callin /kəˈlaɪn/ n. A person who calls or calls for someone.
calling /ˈkæləɪŋ/ n. A call or message.
calls /kəˈlɪz/ n. A call or message.
calm /kælm/ n. A state of being quiet or peaceful.
calmed /ˈkælmd/ n. A state of being calm or quiet.
calmly /ˈkæmli/ n. A state of being or doing without anger or agitation.
calories /ˈkæləri/ n. A unit of energy measured in the body.
calvin /kəˈlɪv/ n. A person of the name Calvin.
cam /kæm/ n. A small, portable building used for temporary storage or shelter.
cambridge /ˈkæmbrɪdʒ/ n. A city in England.
came /kæm/ n. A person who has just arrived.
camel /kəˈmæl/ n. A wild or domesticated animal with a long body and four legs.
camelot /kəˈmeɪlət/ n. A young boy who is often a member of a gang.
camels /kæmɪl/ n. A large mammal with a hump on its back.
camera /kjemə/ n. A device used to capture images.
cameraman /ˈkæmərˌæmən/ n. A person who takes pictures.
cameras /kæmərz/ n. A device used to capture images.
cameron /ˈkæmərən/ n. A person of the House of Commons.
camilla /ˈkæmɪlə/ n. A woman of the name Camilla.
camille /kəˈmɪl/ n. A woman of French origin.
camouflage /kəˈmjuːˌfeɪʃ/ n. A method of blending in with the background to avoid detection.
camp /kæmp/ n. A place where people stay temporarily.
campaign /kæmpʌn/ n. A political or social effort to achieve a specific goal.
campbell /kæmpbɔːl/ n. A small house or cottage.
camping /kæmpɪŋ/ n. A place where people go to stay overnight.
camps /kæmp/ n. A temporary place where people stay.
campus /kəˈmɪs/ n. A place where students study.
can /kæn/ n. A verb meaning to be able to do something.
canada /kænəˈdeə/ n. A country in North America.
canadian /kænˈɪdɪən/ n. A person from Canada.
canal /kænəl/ n. A waterway that flows through land.
canary /kænəri/ n. A bird with a long, curved bill.
cancel /kəˈnæl/ n. A command to stop or stop doing something.
canceled /ˈkænɪdɪd/ n. A transaction that has been terminated.
cancelled /ˈkænsəl/ n. A formal or informal act of stopping or ending something.
cancer /ˈkænər/ n. A disease that affects the body.
candace /kænˈdæsi/ n. A person who is a member of the candace family.
candice /ˈkændsi/ n. A person who is a friend of a person.
candidate /kənˈdeɪtənd/ n. A person seeking election.
candidates /kənˈdeɪnəts/ n. A person who is selected to participate in a contest.
candis /ˈkændɪs/ n. A small, sweet, and often colorful candy.
candle /ˈkændl/ n. A small lighted object used for illumination.
candles /ˈkændlz/ n. A small lighted object used for illumination.
candy /ˈkændi/ n. A sweet or treat.
cane /ˈkæn/ n. A long, thin, flexible plant with a stem and leaves.
canned /kænɪd/ n. A food item preserved in a can.
cannon /ˈkɑːnən/ n. A heavy projectile weapon used in warfare.
cannons /kənˈnɒnz/ n. A weapon system consisting of multiple projectiles fired from a single point.
cannot /kænəb/ n. A state of being unable to do something.
canoe /boʊt/ n. A vessel used for transportation.
cans /kæn/ n. A container for holding liquids or dry goods.
cant /kɑːnt/ n. A verb meaning to refuse or deny.
canteen /ˈkæn.tʃən/ n. A place where people eat.
canvas /kænˈsəʊ/ n. A large flat surface used for drawing or painting.
canyon /kənˈænɪ/ n. A large natural depression in the earth's crust.
cap /kəp/ n. A small, flat, or round object.
capabilities /kəˈpæsɪbɪləts/ n. The ability to do something.
capable /kəˈpəbl/ n. A person or thing that can do something.
capacity /kəˈpæsɪt/ n. The maximum amount of something that can be held or used.
cape /keɪp/ n. A large, flat, flat, flat, flat, flat, flat, flat, flat, flat, flat, flat, flat, flat, flat
capital /kəˈpɛl/ n. The city or place where a country or state is located.
capitalism /kəˈpɪləm/ n. A system of economic production where the means of production are owned by the owners of the means of production.
capitalist /kəˈpɪlɪst/ n. A person who owns the means of production.
capitol /kəˈpɔːt/ n. A building in which the government of a country is located.
capone /kəˈpɒn/ n. A wealthy Italian-American family.
cappuccino /kəˈfɛ/ n. A place where people drink coffee.
caps /kəʊp/ n. A small container used to store liquids or small amounts of food.
capsule /kəˈpæsəl/ n. A small, flexible container used to store or transport liquids or gases.
captain /kəˈpeɪn/ n. A person in command of a ship or unit.
captains /kəˈpeɪnɪz/ n. A person in command of a ship or unit.
captioning /əˈjuːn/ n. A recording of spoken or written words.
captive /ˈkæptiv/ n. A person or animal kept in a cage or enclosure.
capture /kəˈpɛr/ n. To seize or hold something.
captured /kəˈpɜːrt/ n. A person who has been taken or taken away.
capturing /kəˈpɜːrɪŋ/ n. The act of taking something into custody or control.
car /kɑːr/ n. A vehicle used for transportation.
cara /kɑːr/ n. A vehicle used for transportation.
caramel /kəˈreːm/ n. A sweet, sticky, and gooey substance made from sugar and molasses.
caravan /ˈkærən/ n. A temporary dwelling or vehicle for traveling.
carbon /kɑːrən/ n. A substance that is a fossilized form of living organisms.
carcass /kɑːrˈkɑːs/ n. A part of a building that is not a wall.
card /kɑːd/ n. A card in a deck of cards.
cardboard /kɑːˈdɑːb/ n. A piece of paper made from wood pulp.
cardiac /kɑːrdʒ/ n. A part of the body that pumps blood.
cardinal /ˈkɑːdɪnəl/ n. A person of high rank or status.
cards /kɑːdʒ/ n. A playing card.
care /kær/ n. A person who takes care of someone.
cared /kær/ d/ n. A feeling of concern or worry.
career /kəˈreɪʃ/ n. A profession or field of work.
careers /ˈkærərs/ n. A profession or field of work.
carefree /kærˈfiː/ n. A state of being without worry or anxiety.
careful /ˈkær.fəl/ n. A person who is careful or cautious.
carefully /kəˈrɪfɪli/ n. A careful and cautious action.
careless /kəˈreɪs/ n. A lack of attention or consideration.
cares /kɑːr/ n. A feeling of comfort or safety.
caress /tʃuː/ n. A gentle touch on the skin.
caretaker /ˈkætərɪkər/ n. A person who takes care of someone else.
carey /ˈkeəri/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
cargo /kɑːɡ/ n. A large box or container used for carrying goods.
caribbean /kəˈriːbɪn/ n. A region of the Caribbean Sea.
caring /kɑːrɪŋ/ n. A feeling of concern or concern for someone.
carl /kɑːl/ n. A man of the name Carl.
carla /kɑːˈla/ n. A woman.
carlo /kɑːl/ n. A man of the family.
carlos /kɑːrɪl/ n. A man of the family.
carlton /ˈkɑːlton/ n. A man who is a carpenter.
carly /kəˈrli/ n. A short, quick, or easy thing.
carmen /kɑːˈmen/ n. A woman of the church.
carnival /kɑːnˈvaɪəl/ n. A celebration of fun and entertainment.
carol /kəˈroʊl/ n. A woman who is known for her singing.
carole /kəˈroʊl/ n. A woman who is a member of a family.
carolina /kəˈraɪnəla/ n. A state in the southeastern United States.
caroline /kəˈraɪlɪn/ n. A woman who is married to a man.
carolyn /kəˈroʊlɪn/ n. A woman who is known for her work.
carpenter /kɑːˈpɛntər/ n. A person who works on wood.
carpet /fʊl/ n. A surface on which people live.
carr /kɑːr/ n. A vehicle used for transportation.
carriage /ˈkærəʊ/ n. A vehicle used for transporting people or goods.
carrie /kəˈriː/ n. A woman who is known for her wit and humor.
carried /kærɪd/ n. A thing that is moved or carried.
carrier /ˈkɑːrər/ n. A person who transports or carries something.
carries /kærz/ n. To carry or transport something.
carrington /ˈkærɪnɡ/ n. A place in the United Kingdom where people live.
carroll /kɑːrəl/ n. A person who is a car owner.
carrot /ˈkɑːrət/ n. A vegetable with a long, slender, yellow, spiky, and somewhat fuzzy stem.
carrots /kəˈrɑːtʃ/ n. A vegetable with long, slender, yellow, spiky, and fibrous stems.
carry /kɑːr/ n. To move or transport something.
carrying /ˈkærɪŋ/ n. To move or transport something.
cars /kɑːrs/ n. A motor vehicle used for transportation.
carson /kəˈzɑːn/ n. A person who is a son of a man.
cart /kɑːrt/ n. A vehicle used for transporting goods.
cartel /kɑːˈtɛl/ n. A group of people who trade goods or services together.
carter /ˈkɑːtər/ n. A person who is a carpenter.
cartman /kɑːˈtɑːmən/ n. A person who makes cartoons.
cartoon /kɑːtˈwɔːn/ n. A drawing or picture made with colored ink on a flat surface.
cartoons /kɑːˈtɑːn/ n. A series of short animated pictures.
cartwright /kɑːrˈtwɪt/ n. A person who works on the construction of a cart.
carve /kɑːv/ n. A tool used for cutting or shaping.
carved /kəˈvɜːd/ n. A piece of wood or stone cut by hand.
carver /kəˈvɜːr/ n. A person who carves wood.
carving /kəˈvɜːrɪŋ/ n. The process of shaping wood or stone.
cary /ˈkɑːri/ n. A person of the family.
casa /kəˈsə/ n. A building in which people live.
casanova /kəˈsəˌnəʊ/ n. A woman who is a lover of a man.
case /keɪs/ n. A place where something is put or held.
cases /keɪz/ n. A case of a disease or injury.
casey /keɪsi/ n. A person who is a case.
cash /kæs/ n. Money in hand.
cashier /ˈkeɪʃər/ n. A person who handles money.
casing /kəˈseɪɪŋ/ n. A protective covering or shell around an object.
casino /kəˈzɪnə/ n. A place where people gamble.
casket /ˈkæst/ n. A box or container for holding a body.
casper /kəˈspər/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
cass /kæs/ n. A small, flat building used for storage or as a temporary shelter.
cassandra /kəˈzɑːnə/ n. A goddess of wisdom and prophecy.
cassette /kəˈsæt/ n. A small disc of tape used for recording audio or video.
cassidy /ˈkæsədi/ n. A woman who is a famous actress.
cassie /kəˈsiː/ n. A woman who is a member of the family.
cast /kɑːst/ n. A group of people who play music together.
caste /kəˈsteɪ/ n. A social class in a society.
casting /kæʃɪŋ/ n. The act of casting a spell or a spellcaster.
castle /ˈkæstl/ n. A large building used for military or ceremonial purposes.
castles /kəˈstəˌlɪs/ n. A large fortress built for defense.
castro /kɑːstʁo/ n. A settlement or fortified area in a region.
casual /ˈkæsjuəl/ n. A state of being or doing without formal rules or strict adherence to conventions.
casually /kəˈsəʊl/ n. A state of being or doing in a casual manner.
casualties /laʊs/ n. A person or thing that is lost or missing.
casualty /pəˈrɛn/ n. A human being.
cat /kæt/ n. A domesticated animal that lives in a home.
catalina /ˈkælɪnə/ n. A woman who is a member of the Catalina people.
catalog /kəˈɡɑːl/ n. A collection of items for sale.
catalogue /kəˈɡɑːlətʃ/ n. A collection of books, articles, or other items arranged in a specific order.
catastrophe /ˈkætəˌstɑːpəre/ n. A disaster or event of great or unexpected negative consequence.
catastrophic /ˈkætəstərfɪk/ n. A disaster or event of such magnitude that it causes great harm or loss.
catch /kætʃ/ n. A sudden, unexpected event or occurrence.
catcher /kætʃər/ n. A person who catches or holds a ball.
catches /kætʃəs/ n. A verb meaning to catch or seize.
catching /kætʃɪŋ/ n. The act of catching something or someone.
cate /kæt/ n. A small animal that lives in a cage.
category /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
catering /fəʊd/ n. A meal or dish prepared for people.
cathedral /kɪtʃ/ n. A building in which people worship.
catherine /ˈkætʃənə/ n. A woman of the name Catherine.
catholic /kəˈθəblət/ n. A religion based on the teachings of the Pope.
catholics /kætəˈlɪks/ n. A group of people who believe in the one God.
cathy /ˈkætə/ n. A woman who is a member of the Catholic Church.
cats /kætəs/ n. A domesticated animal that lives with humans.
cattle /ˈkælt/ n. A herd of animals.
caucasian /kəˈzɑːsɪən/ n. A people of European descent.
caught /kæt/ n. A person who has been caught or arrested.
cause /kəʊs/ n. A reason or motivation for an action.
caused /kəʊzd/ n. A cause or reason for something.
causes /kəʊˈzɪs/ n. A factor or reason that leads to a result.
causing /kəʊˈzɪŋ/ n. A condition or event that leads to another.
caution /ˈkjuːʃən/ n. A warning or notice of a danger.
cautious /ˈkɑːtʃəs/ n. A person who exercises extreme caution.
cavalry /ˈkævəri/ n. A group of horses or animals used for military purposes.
cave /kæv/ n. A dark, underground space.
caves /kævz/ n. A natural or man-made underground passage or chamber.
caviar /kəˈvaɪər/ n. A rich, oily fish sauce.
cavity /ˈkævəsi/ n. A hole or space within a structure.
cawing /ˈkæwɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a bird or animal.
cc /kʌt/ n. A building in which people work.
cctv /kɪtˈvɛ/ n. A system of cameras and electronics for surveillance.
cd /kɪd/ n. A computer disk or storage device.
cdc /kɪdʒ/ n. A disease-causing agent.
cds /kɪd/ n. A collection of small, separate, and often unrelated items.
cease to stop or halt an action or process.
cece /kəˈsiː/ n. A small, often wooden, house.
cecil /ˈseɪl/ n. A person of the Cecil tribe.
cecilia /siˈkiliə/ n. A woman of the name Cecilia.
cee /kwi/ n. A person who is a member of a group.
ceiling /ˈkɪlɪŋ/ n. The top surface of a building.
celebrate /ˈsɛl.ə.bər/ n. A joyful event or occasion.
celebrated /ˈkɛl.ə.bə.ʃəd/ n. A person who has been or is being honored or praised.
celebrating /ˈkɛl.ə.bɪ.tɪŋ/ n. A happy occasion or event.
celebration /ˈkɛl.ə.breʃn/ n. A public event or occasion for joy.
celebrities /ˈkɛlɪbɪtɪs/ n. A famous person in public life.
celebrity /ˈkɛlɪtɪ/ n. A famous person.
celeste /ˈkelsiːt/ n. A celestial body in the sky.
celestial /ˈsɛləstɪj/ n. A celestial body in space.
celia /ˈsɛliə/ n. A person with a specific genetic condition.
cell /səˈlɪd/ n. A small room or space within a building.
cellar /ˈsɛl/ n. A small room or space used for storing or keeping food and other items.
cello /ˈsel/ n. A stringed musical instrument with a long neck and a large sound hole.
cellphone /ˈsɛl.kɒn/ n. A mobile telephone.
cells /ˈkɛləs/ n. A small space in a room or building for holding things.
cellular /səˈkɪlər/ n. A unit of life.
cement /kɛmɛnt/ n. A hard, white, powdery substance used to bind other materials together.
cemetery /ˈkɛmɪtəri/ n. A place where people are buried.
cent /sənt/ n. A unit of time equal to 100 seconds.
center /ˈsɛntər/ n. The central point of a building or structure.
centers /ˈkɛntrz/ n. A place where people gather or work.
central /ˈsɛnˌtɛl/ n. A central part of a building or structure.
centre /səˈkɑːt/ n. A central point or location.
cents /sənt/ n. A unit of currency.
centuries /ˈsentəriːz/ n. A period of time lasting many years.
century /ˈsentəri/ n. A period of time lasting 100 years.
ceo /ˈkɒs/ n. A person in charge of a company's executive leadership.
cereal /ˈkɪːsər/ n. A grain of food that is usually mixed with other grains.
cerebral /kəˈbɪrəl/ n. The part of the brain that controls thought and reasoning.
ceremonies /ˈsɛmərəniəs/ n. A formal or religious ritual performed to honor or celebrate a person, place, or event.
ceremony /ˈsɛmərə/ n. A formal or religious event held to celebrate or commemorate something.
certain /ˈkɜːrən/ n. A person who is sure or confident.
certainly /ˈkɜːrənli/ n. A statement of absolute certainty.
certainty /ˈkɜːr.tɪs/ n. A state of being sure or certain.
certificate /ˈsɪktɪfɪk/ n. A document issued by an authority confirming the authenticity of something.
certificates /ˈkɛrtɪfɪks/ n. Official documents issued by an authority.
certified /ˈkɜːrɪfɪtɪd/ n. A person who has been officially approved or recognized for a specific quality or skill.
cesar /kəˈseɪr/ n. A Roman emperor.
cesare /kəˈseɪr/ n. A person who is a descendant of the Roman emperor Caesar.
cetera /ˈkɛtəra/ n. The remaining things mentioned in a sentence.
ch /tʃ/ n. A letter in the alphabet.
cha /tʃɑː/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
chad /tʃeɪd/ n. A person who is a member of a tribe.
chai /tʃaɪ/ n. A small bowl of soup.
chain /kæn/ n. A series of linked objects or items.
chained /kæn/ n. A series of connected objects or people.
chains /tʃeɪn/ n. A chain of objects or people.
chair /kɪʃ/ n. A piece of furniture for sitting.
chairman /ˈkɪʃɪmən/ n. A person who holds the office of chairman.
chairs /ˈtʃeɪrs/ n. A piece of furniture for sitting.
chalk /kʌl/ n. A white, soft, powdery substance used for drawing or writing.
challenge /ˈtʃælɪndʒ/ n. A difficult or difficult task.
challenged /ˈtʃælɪndʒd/ n. A state of being difficult or difficult to overcome.
challenger /ˈtʃal.lɪn.ɡər/ n. A person who is not a member of a group or organization.
challenges /ˈtʃæl.ɪndz/ n. A difficult or difficult task.
challenging /ˈtʃælɪŋ/ n. A difficult or difficult task.
chamber /ˈkʌmər/ n. A room or space within a building.
chamberlain /ˈkæm.bər.lɪn/ n. A high-ranking official in the military.
chambers /ˈtʃæm.bəʊz/ n. A room in a house.
champ /kʌmp/ n. A field of grass or a field of flowers.
champagne /kʌmpʃəˈneɪm/ n. A sparkling white wine.
champion /ˈkʌmʃn/ n. A person who is the best in a particular field.
champions /ˈkʌmʃnɪz/ n. A person who competes in a sport or is a member of a team.
championship /ˈtʃɪmpʃɪnɪʃ/ n. A contest or competition.
chan /kæn/ n. A building in which people live.
chance /ˈtʃaʊn/ n. A possibility or opportunity.
chancellor /ˈtʃɑːnsəl/ n. A high-ranking official in a government or military organization.
chances /tʃaɪns/ n. The probability of an event occurring.
chandler /ˈtʃændər/ n. A person who is a man.
chanel /ˈkænʃəl/ n. A small shop in Paris.
chang /tʃɑŋ/ n. A change or alteration.
change /ˈkænɪʃ/ n. A change in a situation or a change in a person's behavior.
changed /kəndʒəid/ n. A change or modification.
changes /kənˈdʒɪəs/ n. A change or modification.
changing /ˈkæmɪŋ/ n. A change or modification.
channel /ˈkʌnʃəl/ n. A line of communication.
channels /kʌnˈtʃelz/ n. A pipe or tube used for conveying fluids or gases.
chant /kɑːnt/ n. A musical performance.
chanting /ˈkæntɪŋ/ n. A loud, rhythmic sound made by people singing.
chaos /kəʊʃ/ n. A state of disorder or confusion.
chaotic /ˈkæθɪk/ n. A state of disorder or confusion.
chap /kɑːp/ n. A small building or structure.
chapel /ˈtʃeɪpl/ n. A building used for worship or gatherings.
chaplain /ˈkæplɪn/ n. A person who serves as a spiritual leader or counselor for a group.
chaplin /tʃæplɪn/ n. A famous American film director.
chapman /ˈkæmpən/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
chaps /tʃeɪp/ n. A group of people who wear a specific type of clothing.
chapter /ˈkʌfər/ n. A section of a book or a part of a story.
character /kɑːrəktər/ n. A person with a specific personality or role.
characteristics /kəˈθɪsɪtɪks/ n. The features or attributes of something.
characters /kɑːrəˈtʃɪz/ n. A person in a story or film.
charade /ˈkærəde/ n. A group of people performing a coordinated act of deception or trickery.
charcoal /kɑːrˈkɑːl/ n. A dark, carbon-rich material used for fuel or in charcoal briquettes.
charge /tʃɑːr/ n. A sum of money paid for a service or transaction.
charged /tʃeɪd/ n. A person who has been given a debt or obligation.
charges /kɑːʃɪz/ n. A charge of money or a fee for a service.
charging /tʃɛɪŋ/ n. The act of putting electricity into a device.
chariot /kɑːrɪt/ n. A vehicle used for transport.
charitable /ˈkɑːr.tʃiːt/ n. A thing or person that is given to or given to for the benefit of others.
charity /ˈtʃɑːrɪti/ n. A place for people to give money or help others.
charlene /ˈtʃɑːrlɪn/ n. A woman who is a member of the House of Representatives.
charles /ˈkɑːrləs/ n. A man of the church.
charleston /ˈkɑːrʃtʃən/ n. A city in South Carolina.
charley /ˈkɑːrli/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
charlie /ˈtʃaɪl/ n. A man who is not a member of the family.
charlotte /ˈkɑːrləʊt/ n. A city in the United States.
charm /tʃæm/ n. A pleasant or attractive quality or object.
charmed /ˈtʃɑːrdm/ n. A person who is easily influenced by or affected by something.
charming /ˈtʃɑːrmɪŋ/ adj. A pleasant or attractive quality.
charms /tʃɑːrm/ n. A magical or enchanting object or experience.
chart /kɑːt/ n. A collection of data points arranged in a specific order.
charter /ˈtʃɑːtər/ n. A written agreement granting a specific right or privilege to a person or organization.
charts /tʃɑːrks/ n. A collection of data or information presented in a structured format.
chase /tʃeɪs/ n. A person who is pursued or seeks to be pursued.
chased /tʃeɪsd/ n. A person who has been or is being pursued.
chasing /tʃaɪŋ/ n. The act of following or pursuing something.
chastity /ˈkʌʃ.tə.ti/ n. A state of being or action that is not sexual.
chat /tʃæt/ n. A short message sent over the internet.
chateau /tʃaʊt/ n. A large, luxurious house.
chatter /ˈtʃɑːtər/ n. A sudden or loud noise or sound.
chattering /ˈtʃɑːtərɪŋ/ n. A rapid series of rapid sounds.
chatting /tʃætɪŋ/ n. A conversation between people.
chauffeur /dɪˈraɪər/ n. A person who drives a vehicle.
che /tʃi/ n. A small, flat building used for storage or as a temporary dwelling.
cheap /kʌpʃ/ n. A small or inexpensive item.
cheaper /ˈtʃiːpər/ n. A thing that is less expensive than others.
cheat /ˈtʃeɪt/ n. A trick or method to avoid paying a fee.
cheated /ˈtʃiːd/ n. A person who has cheated.
cheater /ˈtʃiːtər/ n. A person who swindles or deceives others.
cheating /ˈtʃiːtɪŋ/ n. an act of doing something dishonestly.
cheats /ˈtʃeɪts/ n. A trick or method of doing something without following the rules.
check /ˈtʃek/ n. A test or examination.
checked /kʌtʃɪd/ n. A state of being or having been checked.
checking /ˈtʃɪkɪŋ/ n. A process of verifying or confirming something.
checkmate /ˈtʃɛk.mæt/ n. A position in chess where all possible moves have been made, leaving the opponent with no legal moves.
checkpoint /ˈkɪpʃɪnt/ n. A point on a map or road where a train or bus stops.
checks /kɪtʃɪks/ n. A check or verification of a transaction.
cheek /ˈtʃiːk/ n. A part of the face.
cheeks /tʃiːks/ n. The visible parts of the face.
cheeky /ˈtʃiːki/ n. A person who is bold or daring.
cheer /ˈtʃɪər/ n. A feeling of happiness or excitement.
cheerful /ˈhæpi/ n. A state of being happy or pleased.
cheering /ˈtʃɪərɪŋ/ n. A loud, enthusiastic sound or gesture.
cheerleader /ˈtʃɪərˌlɛdʒər/ n. A person who performs for a team.
cheerleaders /ˈtʃiːrˌlɛdʒərz/ n. A group of people who cheer and encourage others.
cheers /tʃiːrs/ n. A group of people who cheer for someone.
cheese /ˈtʃɪs/ n. A hard, yellow, semi-solid food made from milk and other ingredients.
cheeseburger /ˈtʃɪsˌbʌɡər/ n. A sandwich made with cheese and meat.
cheesy /ˈtʃiːzi/ n. A food item that is bland, unappetizing, or lacking in flavor.
cheetah /ˈtʃɪtəh/ n. A wild cat with a keen sense of speed.
chef /ˈfɪʃ/ n. A person who prepares and serves food.
chefs /tʃiːz/ n. A person who prepares and serves food.
chelsea /ˈtʃɛləʊ/ n. A city in the southeastern United States.
chemical /kʌmˈɪʃəl/ n. A substance that can be chemically changed.
chemicals /kʌmˈdʒɪləz/ n. Substances that can be used to make things.
chemist /kʌmɪʃn/ n. A scientist who studies chemical reactions.
chemistry /kjemɪˈtɛs/ n. A branch of science that studies the composition, structure, and properties of matter.
chemo /ˈkʌm/ n. A chemical compound.
chen /tʃen/ n. A person of Chinese descent.
cheng /tʰeŋ/ n. A building in which people live.
cheque /ˈtʃiːk/ n. A check or bill of exchange.
cherish /ˈtʃerɪʃ/ n. To love or value something very much.
cherries /ˈtʃerɪəz/ n. A fruit with a red, juicy, and tart skin.
cherry /ˈkærə/ n. A small red fruit.
cheryl /ˈtʃɪrəl/ n. A woman who is cheerful.
chess /ˈtʃes/ n. A game of strategy played on a board with pieces.
chest /kʌst/ n. A small room in a house used for sleeping.
chester /ˈtʃɪtʃər/ n. A small, rectangular plot of land used for farming or grazing.
chet /kʷet/ n. A small, often wooden, structure used for sleeping or resting.
cheung /tʃiŋ/ n. A person of Chinese descent.
chevy /ˈtʃev/ n. A car manufacturer.
chew /tʃiː/ n. A small, sharp, and often painful bite.
chewed /ˈkiːd/ n. A bite or piece of food.
chewing /ˈtʃɪwɪŋ/ n. The act of biting or chewing food.
cheyenne /tʃiːn/ n. A town in the south of France.
chffffff /kʌf/ n. A building in which people live.
chi /tʃi/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
chic /tʃɪk/ n. A place where people gather for entertainment.
chicago /ˈtʃɪɡəks/ n. A city in the United States.
chick /tʃɪk/ n. A young bird.
chicken /ˈtʃɪkɪn/ n. A bird.
chickens /ˈtʃɪkɪnz/ n. A group of birds that lay eggs.
chicks /tʃɪks/ n. Young birds.
chico /tʃiːk/ n. A small, young man.
chief /ˈtʃɪf/ n. The highest-ranking official or person in charge of a specific area or group.
chiefs /tʃiːfs/ n. A person in charge of a group of people.
child /kɪdʒ/ n. A young person or a child.
childhood /ˈkɪdʒɪnd/ n. A period of early life.
childish /ˈkɪdʃɪz/ n. A childlike or immature quality.
children /ˈtʃɪnɪdʒ/ n. A group of people who are related by blood or marriage.
chile /tʃiːl/ n. A country in South America.
chili /ˈtʃiːli/ n. A spicy red chili pepper.
chill /ˈtʃɪl/ n. A state of being calm or relaxed.
chilling /ˈtʃɪlɪŋ/ n. A cold or uncomfortable feeling.
chills /tʃɪl/ n. A sudden drop in body temperature.
chilly /kəʊld/ n. A state of being cold or having a low temperature.
chime /ˈtʃɪm/ n. A short musical note.
chimes /ˈtʃɪmz/ n. A musical note.
chiming /ˈtʃɪmɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a bird or animal.
chimney /ˈtʃɪmni/ n. A vertical pipe used to carry smoke or gases.
chimp /tʃɪmp/ n. A small mammal with a long snout and a large, flat face.
chin /tʃɪn/ n. A part of the human body.
china /tʃiŋa/ n. A country in Asia.
chinatown /tʃɪntʃaɪn/ n. A neighborhood in a city where Chinese people live.
chinese 房子：/huà zi/ n. 居住的房屋。
ching /tʃʌɡ/ n. A sudden burst of force or energy.
chip /tʃɪp/ n. A small, flat piece of metal used for cutting or grinding.
chips /tʃɪps/ n. A small, flat, fried food item.
chirping /ˈtʃɪrɪŋ/ n. A sound made by insects or birds.
chirps /tʃɪrps/ n. A short, high-pitched sound made by insects.
chiu /tʃiʊ/ n. A person who is a member of a clan.
chloe /kloʊ/ n. A woman of the name Chloe.
cho /tʃoʊ/ n. A place where people gather.
chocolate /ˈkɒtʃəl/ n. A dark, rich, and sweet food made from cocoa beans.
chocolates /ˈkɒl.ə.təs/ n. A sweet made from cocoa beans.
choi /tʃoʊ/ n. A person of Chinese descent.
choice /ˈtʃɪʃ/ n. A decision or option.
choices /kʌtʃɪz/ n. A selection of options or alternatives.
choir /ˈtʃɜːr/ n. A group of people who sing together.
choke to obstruct or prevent the passage of air or water.
choked /tʃɒd/ n. A condition of being unable to breathe.
choking /tʃɒkɪŋ/ n. A state of being unable to breathe.
cholesterol /ˈkɒl.ɪs.tər/ n. A substance in the blood that helps the body produce energy.
choose /ˈtʃɒʃ/ n. A decision or choice made by someone.
chooses /ˈtʃuːz/ n. A person who makes a selection.
choosing /ˈtʃɒʊŋɪŋ/ n. The act of selecting or selecting from a list.
chop /tʃɒp/ n. A small, sharp, or short cut.
chopped /ˈtʃɒpʃd/ n. A piece of food that has been cut into smaller pieces.
chopper /ˈtʃʌpər/ n. A tool used for cutting or chopping.
chopping /ˈtʃɒpɪŋ/ n. A process of removing material from a surface.
chops /tʃɒps/ n. A piece of meat cut from a whole animal.
chord /ˈkʌdʒ/ n. A musical note or a group of notes that sound together.
chores /ˈtʃoʊrz/ n. A set of duties or tasks to be performed.
chorus /ˈkʌrəs/ n. A group of people singing together.
chose /ˈtʃɒs/ n. A decision made by a person.
chosen /ʃɒn/ n. A person selected by chance or by a specific choice.
chow /tʃoʊ/ n. A dish of food cooked in a pot.
chris /ˈkriːs/ n. A person.
chrissy /kriˈsi/ n. A woman who is known for her distinctive appearance.
christ /kriːst/ n. A person who is Christian.
christian /kriˈstən/ n. A person who worships God.
christianity /kriˈstəniːti/ n. A religion based on the teachings of Jesus Christ.
christians /kriːstəns/ n. A group of people who believe in the one God.
christie /ˈkʃristi/ n. A person of the Christian faith.
christina /kriˈstɪnə/ n. A woman.
christine /kriˈstɪn/ n. A woman of Christian faith.
christmas /ˈkriːstəmz/ n. A holiday celebrated with gifts and feasts.
christopher /kriˈstɪfəˌrɔːr/ n. A man of the Christian faith.
christy /ˈkʃristi/ n. A small, often whimsical or quirky person.
chronic /ˈkriʃ/ n. A long-term condition or habit.
chu /tʃu/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
chubby /ˈtʃʌbɪ/ n. A person with a large, round body.
chuck /tʃʌk/ n. A small animal, typically a bird, that lives in a nest.
chuckle /ˈtʃʌkəl/ n. A sudden, loud, and often humorous sound made by a person.
chuckles /ˈkʌʃlz/ n. A sound made by laughing.
chuckling /ˈtʃʌkɪlɪŋ/ n. A sudden, loud, and often humorous sound made by a person or animal.
chug /tʃʌɡ/ n. A sudden, loud, and often unpleasant sound made by a person or animal.
chum /tʃʌm/ n. A close friend or companion.
chump /tʃʌmp/ n. A small, unskilled worker.
chun /tʃʊn/ n. A small, flat, or low-lying area in a city.
chung /tʂʰŋʊ/ n. A large, round, wooden structure used for holding water.
chunk /kʌŋk/ n. A small piece of food or material.
church /kʌʃər/ n. A building in which people worship.
churches /ˈtʃʌʃɪrs/ n. A place where people worship.
churchill /ˈkʌʃɪl/ n. A person of the church.
chute /ˈkʌtʃ/ n. A small, narrow passage or tunnel.
cia /kwa/ n. A place where people gather for religious ceremonies.
ciao /kwaɪo/ n. A greeting used in Italian.
cid /ˈkaɪd/ n. A chemical compound used in the production of various medicines.
cigar /ˈsɪɡəˌkɪt/ n. A small box containing tobacco for smoking.
cigarette /ˈsɪɡəkt/ n. A tobacco product used for smoking.
cigarettes /ˈsɪɡəˌkɪtəs/ n. A tobacco product used for smoking.
cigars /ˈkɪɡərz/ n. A combustible tobacco product.
cinderella /ˈkɪndərˌsəla/ n. A fairy tale character.
cindy /sɪndi/ n. A young woman.
cinema /ˈkɪnəmə/ n. A place where people watch movies.
cinnamon /ˈkɪmən/ n. A spice used in baking and cooking.
circle /ˈsaɪklər/ n. A round shape.
circles /ˈsaɪkləs/ n. A circle.
circling /ˈsaɪklɪŋ/ n. A circular motion or path.
circuit /ˈkɪrɪt/ n. A network of wires and components that allows for the transmission of electrical signals.
circuits /ˈsaɪtʃəs/ n. A system of wires and components that allows electricity to flow.
circular /ˈkɪrɪl/ n. A round shape.
circulation /blʌd/ n. The flow of blood through the body.
circumstance /ˈkɪrkəmˌstɑːns/ n. A situation or condition.
circumstances /ˌsɪrkəˈmænəˌz/ n. The various conditions or situations surrounding an event.
circumstantial relating to circumstances or conditions.
circus /ˈsaɪkəs/ n. A performance art form featuring a large group of performers.
cities /ˈsaɪtɪs/ n. A city or town.
citizen /ˈsaɪtʃən/ n. A person who is a member of a community or a group.
citizens /ˈkɪtɪsɪz/ n. A person who is a member of a community.
city /ˈsaɪt/ n. A town or city where people live.
civic /ˈsɪvɪk/ n. A government body or institution.
civil /sɪˈlaɪn/ n. A state of being or a condition.
civilian /ˈsɪv.əl.jən/ n. A person of ordinary status.
civilians /ˈsaɪtɪzəns/ n. A group of people living in a society.
civilisation /sɪˈlɪvəʃn/ n. A society of people living together in a community.
civilization /ˌsɪlɪˈvɛʃn/ n. A complex of human settlements and culture.
civilizations /ˌsɪlɪˈvɛʃnəʊz/ n. A group of people who live in a society.
civilized /ˌsɪlɪˈvɪdɪd/ n. A state of being or doing in which people live in harmony with nature.
clacking /ˈklaɪkɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a pair of clacking hands.
claim /kʌm/ n. A claim or assertion of ownership or right.
claimed /kəˈmɛld/ n. A claim or assertion made by someone.
claiming /kɪˈlɪmɪŋ/ v. to assert or assertively state.
claims /kʌmˈlaɪz/ n. A claim or assertion of fact or right.
claire /kɛl/ n. A person of good character.
clam /klem/ n. A small, hard, shellfish.
clamoring /ˈklemɪrɪŋ/ n. A loud and noisy speech or action.
clamp /klæmp/ n. A device used to hold or tighten a fastener.
clams /siː/ n. A shellfish found in the ocean.
clan /klaʊn/ n. A group of related people living together.
clanging /ˈklaɪŋɪŋ/ n. A sound made by clanging objects together.
clanking /ˈklaʊkɪŋ/ n. A sound made by the clanking of a metal object.
clap /ˈklaʊp/ n. A sudden, loud, and often rhythmic sound made by clapping hands or objects together.
clapping /ˈklæpɪŋ/ n. A sound made by clapping hands together.
clara /kˈlɑːrə/ n. A woman of fair complexion.
clare /kɛl/ n. A small town in the United States.
clarence /ˈklaɪrəns/ n. A person of the surname Clarence.
clarify /ˈklɑːrɪf/ n. to make clear or understandable.
clarity /ˈklaɪər/ n. A state of being clear or distinct.
clark /ˈklɑːk/ n. A person who is a clerk.
clarke /ˈklɑːrke/ n. A person of the family of a man named Clarke.
clash /ˈklaʃ/ n. A conflict or struggle between two or more things.
class /klɑːs/ n. A category of things or people.
classes /kʌlɪs/ n. A group of people who share a common interest or activity.
classic /kɪˈlɪst/ n. A well-known work of literature.
classical /kəˈslɪk/ n. A style of art or literature that originated in ancient Greece.
classics /kəˈlɪks/ n. A collection of works by a single author.
classified /kɪˈlɪfɪstɪd/ n. A category or group of things.
classmate /fɪndr/ n. A person who is friends with you.
classmates /fɪrɪndz/ n. A group of people who share common interests or activities.
classroom /kless/ n. A room in which people study.
classy /kəˈslə/ n. A person or thing of high social standing.
clatter /ˈklɑːtər/ n. A sound made by many people talking or laughing.
clattering /ˈkɛltrɪŋ/ n. A sound made by many objects clattering together.
clatters /ˈklɑːtərz/ n. A noisy sound made by many people talking or laughing.
claude /kəˈluːd/ n. A large, intelligent, and helpful artificial intelligence model.
claudia /kluːˈdɪə/ n. A woman of the Roman Empire.
claus /kʌəs/ n. A person who is a member of a club.
clause /kluːs/ n. A group of words that work together to form a complete thought.
claw /kɔːl/ n. A sharp, curved, or pointed object used for grasping or cutting.
claws /kluːz/ n. A sharp, curved, or pointed appendage of a limb.
clay /kʌl/ n. A soft, earthy material used for making pottery and bricks.
clayton /ˈklaɪtən/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
clean /kʌn/ n. A place where people wash their clothes.
cleaned /kɛnlɪd/ n. A process of removing dirt or debris from something.
cleaner /ˈkɛl.nər/ n. A person who cleans.
cleaners /kɛnlɪz/ n. A group of people who clean.
cleaning /kɛnlɪŋ/ n. The act of cleaning or the process of cleaning.
cleans /kɛl/ n. A process of removing dirt or grime from something.
cleanse /kɪnˈsɪl/ n. A process of removing dirt or grime from a surface.
clear /kɛl/ n. A clear space or area.
clearance /kɪˈlɜːr/ n. The space between two walls or between a wall and a door.
cleared /kɛlɹd/ n. A space or area that has been removed or emptied.
clearer /kʌl/ n. A building in which people live.
clearing /kɪˈlɪrɪŋ/ n. A space or area where trees or plants grow.
clearly /kɛlɹˈlaɪ/ n. A word or phrase that is easy to understand.
clears /kɛlɹs/ n. A room or space used for cleaning.
cleo /kluː/ n. A small, colorful, or whimsical house.
cleopatra /kˈlɒpəˌtə/ n. A queen of Egypt.
clerk /ˈklɛk/ n. A person who handles official business or records.
cleveland /ˈkɛlɪnɪd/ n. A city in the United States.
clever /ˈkʌvər/ n. A person who is smart or has quick thinking.
click /kɪkl/ n. A small, movable object used to hold or open a door.
clicking /kɪˈlaɪkɪŋ/ n. The act of clicking or pressing a button.
clicks /kɪlks/ n. A sound produced by a sound-producing object.
client /kɪlɪnt/ n. A person who provides services or goods to another.
clients /klɪˈbɪtɪs/ n. A person who provides services or goods to others.
cliff /klɪf/ n. A steep, narrow rock face.
clifford /ˈklaɪfɪrd/ n. A man who is a knight.
cliffs /siː/ n. A body of water.
climate /klim/ n. The physical and chemical conditions of the atmosphere that affect living organisms.
climax /peɪk/ n. The highest point or level in a sequence or situation.
climb /ˈklaɪm/ n. To move upward or up a slope.
climbed /ˈklaɪmd/ v. to ascend or climb.
climbing /ˈklaɪmɪŋ/ n. A branch or limb of a tree or other plant.
cling /klɪŋ/ n. A small, flexible, or elastic structure or material.
clinging /klɪŋɪŋ/ n. A state of being dependent on something or someone.
clinic /klin/ n. A place where people receive medical treatment.
clinical /klin/ n. A medical examination or treatment.
clink /ˈklaɪk/ n. A sound made by clacking together two objects.
clinking /ˈklaɪnɪŋ/ n. A sound made by two objects clacking together.
clint /klɪnt/ n. A person who is not a member of the family.
clinton /ˈklaɪntən/ n. A politician.
clip /klaɪp/ n. A short piece of paper or material.
clips /klɪps/ n. A short piece of music or a short film.
clive /klɪv/ n. A person who is a member of a club.
cloak /kloʊk/ n. A piece of clothing worn over the head.
clock /kloʊk/ n. An instrument used to measure time.
clocks /kloʊks/ n. A timekeeping device.
clockwork /kloʊkwɑːk/ n. A machine that makes things move.
clone /kloʊn/ n. A copy or reproduction of something else.
close /kəʊʃ/ n. A place where people gather for a meeting or event.
closed /kəʊˈsləʊd/ n. A state of being closed or shut.
closely /kəˈlɪʃi/ n. A place where people live.
closer /ˈkʌsər/ n. A person who is near or close to someone.
closes /kəʊˈlaɪz/ n. A part of a machine that stops or prevents movement.
closest /kəˈlɒst/ n. The nearest or most immediate place.
closet /ˈkloʊst/ n. A small room or space for storing personal items.
closing /kəˈlaɪŋ/ n. A final step in a process or event.
closure /kəˈluːs/ n. A state of being closed or finished.
clot /blʌd/ n. A clot of blood.
cloth /kluːt/ n. A piece of fabric used for covering or wrapping.
clothes /kluːz/ n. Clothing worn by people.
clothing /kluːθɪŋ/ n. A set of garments worn together.
cloud /kluːd/ n. A large, fluffy, white, or gray cloud.
clouds /kluːdz/ n. A collection of water droplets suspended in the air.
cloudy /kluːdi/ n. A state of weather where the sky is overcast.
clover /kluːvər/ n. A small, leafy green plant.
clown /kluːn/ n. A person who plays a clown.
clowns /kluːn/ n. A person who performs clown tricks.
club /kluːb/ n. A group of people who gather to do something together.
clubs /klʌbs/ n. A group of people who play sports together.
clucking /ˈkluːkɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a bird or insect.
clue /kluː/ n. A hint or piece of information that helps solve a puzzle.
clueless /juːnə/ n. A person who does not know something.
clues /kluːz/ n. A piece of information or evidence that helps someone figure out what to do.
clumsy /sˈluːɡ/ n. A person or thing that moves slowly or with difficulty.
cluster /klʌstər/ n. A group of objects or people.
clutch /ˈklʌʃt/ n. A bundle of tightly bound or held together things.
clyde /ˈklaɪf/ n. A steep, vertical rock face.
cm /kəm/ n. A unit of measurement for length.
co /kəʊ/ n. A small building or structure.
coach /kɔːʃ/ n. A person who coaches or trains athletes.
coaches /kəʊʃɪz/ n. A person who coaches a team.
coaching /kəʊˈtʃɪŋ/ n. A process of training athletes or individuals to perform specific skills.
coal /kəʊl/ n. A combustible solid fuel used for heating or power generation.
coalition /kəʊˈliːʃn/ n. A group of people or organizations working together to achieve a common goal.
coast /siː/ n. A body of water where land meets the ocean.
coaster /kəʊˈstər/ n. A flat, flexible, or elastic surface used for transportation.
coat /kəʊt/ n. A piece of clothing worn on the body.
coats /kəʊts/ n. A piece of clothing worn on the body.
cobb /kɒb/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building.
cobra /səˈnɪŋ/ n. A long, coiled, serpentine reptile.
cocaine /kəˈkɒn/ n. A drug used for the purpose of intoxication.
cock /kɒk/ n. A small animal with feathers and a long tail.
cockpit /kəʊˈpɪt/ n. The interior of a plane's cockpit.
cockroach /kəʊˈkɔːrɪʃ/ n. A small, winged insect.
cockroaches /kəʊˈkrɒtʃɪz/ n. A type of insect that lives in the cracks and crevices of buildings.
cocks /kɒks/ n. A bird of the family Corvidae.
cocksucker /kɒks/ n. A small, sharp, or unpleasantly sharp thing.
cocktail /kəʊˈtɪkl/ n. A drink made of alcohol and other ingredients.
cocktails /kəʊˈkɪtʃɪz/ n. A drink made from a mixture of ingredients.
cocky /kəʊˈki/ n. A person who is confident and self-assured.
coco /kəʊˈkɒ/ n. A small, round, green fruit.
cocoa /kəˈkəʊ/ n. A dark, bitter, and sweet beverage made from the seeds of the cacao tree.
coconut /kəʊˈnəʊt/ n. A fruit with a hard, hard shell.
cod /kəʊd/ n. A system of letters used to represent numbers.
code /kəʊd/ n. A code or sequence of letters or numbers used to represent information.
codes /kəʊdʒ/ n. A set of numbers or symbols used to represent data.
cody /kəʊd/ n. A person who plays the guitar.
coffee /kəˈfuːf/ n. A beverage made from roasted beans.
coffees /kəˈfuːfəs/ n. A beverage brewed from roasted beans.
coffin /kəʊfɪn/ n. A container for a deceased person.
cognac /kɒnˈdɑːk/ n. A type of fortified wine from the Cognac region of France.
cohen /kəʊn/ n. A person who is a cohen.
coin /kɒn/ n. A coin or piece of metal used for payment.
coincidence a random occurrence that happens to coincide with another event.
coins /kɔɪns/ n. A coin or piece of currency.
coke /kəʊk/ n. A liquid or solid substance used for fuel or flavoring.
cola /kəˈlə/ n. A beverage made from sugar, water, and other ingredients.
colby /kəˈbɪl/ n. A small town in the United States.
cold /kəʊld/ n. A very cold temperature.
colder /ˈkɔːlər/ n. A temperature lower than normal.
cole /kəʊl/ n. A small house or cottage.
coleman /kəˈləmən/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
colin /kəˈlaɪn/ n. A person.
collaboration /kəˈlɔːbəreɪʃn/ n. A joint effort or activity involving multiple people or groups working together toward a common goal
collapse /kəˈlɒp/ n. A sudden and violent event that causes a building or structure to fall down.
collapsed /kəˈlɒld/ n. A state of disintegration or failure.
collar /nɛk/ n. A part of the body that covers the neck.
collateral /prɪˈdɪkəli/ n. A piece of property that is used to secure a loan.
colleague /kəˈlɒɡɪd/ n. A person who works with you.
colleagues /kəˈlɒɡəʊz/ n. A person who works with you.
collect /kəʊlt/ n. A collection of items or people.
collected /kəˈlɒdʒt/ n. A collection of items gathered together.
collecting /kəˈlɪtɪŋ/ n. The act of gathering or accumulating.
collection /kəˈlɪʃn/ n. A group of things or people gathered together.
collective /kəˈlɪfɪl/ n. A group of people or things working together.
collector /kəʊləʊtər/ n. A person who collects items or objects.
collectors /kəˈlɒdʒərs/ n. A person who collects items.
collects /kəˈlɒtʃs/ n. A collection of items or people.
colleen /kəˈlaɪn/ n. A woman.
college /kəʊlʒəʊl/ n. A school of higher education.
colleges /kəˈlɒɡlɪz/ n. A place where people study.
collins /kəˈlaɪns/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
collision /kəʊˈlɪʃn/ n. A sudden or violent impact between two objects.
cologne /kəʊˈlɛn/ n. A liquid used for disinfection.
colombia /kəˈlɒmbɪjə/ n. A country in South America.
colon /kəˈlon/ n. A group of people living together in a specific area.
colonel /kənˈlɪd/ n. A high-ranking officer in the military.
colonial /kənˈolɪj/ n. A country or territory that was colonized by another country.
colonies /kənˈloʊiːz/ n. A group of people living in a specific area.
colony /kəˈloni/ n. A group of people living together in a specific area.
color /kəʊl/ n. A color or shade of hue.
colorado /kəˈlɔːrəʊ/ n. A state in the western United States.
colored /kəˈloʊəd/ n. A color or shade of color.
colorful /kəˈlɔːr/ n. A color that is bright and vivid.
colors /kəˈlɔːrs/ n. A collection of colors.
colossal /kəˈlɔːsəl/ n. A very large or extremely great thing.
colour /kəʊlə/ n. A color or shade of color.
coloured /kəˈluːrd/ n. A color or shade of color.
colours /kəˈluːrs/ n. A group of colors.
colt /hɔːs/ n. A large animal with four legs and a long tail.
columbia /kəˈmɔːlɪd/ n. A large river in South America.
columbo /kəˈluːmbo/ n. A person who is obsessed with being the center of attention.
columbus /kəˈlɒmɪbəs/ n. A person who discovered America.
column /kəˈlɒm/ n. A vertical support for a building.
columns /kəˈluːm/ n. Vertical supports for a roof or structure.
com /kəm/ n. A place where people gather for meetings or events.
coma /kəˈmō/ n. A state of unconsciousness.
comb /kɒm/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building used for storage or small-scale construction.
combat /kəˈmɒt/ n. A battle or conflict between two or more groups.
combination /kəmbɪˈjeɪʃn/ n. A combination of two or more things.
combine /kəmbɪd/ n. To join or merge two or more things.
combined /kəmbɪnd/ n. A combination of two or more things.
combo /kəmbə/ n. A combination of two or more items.
come /kʌm/ n. To move or go to a place.
comeback /kəˈmɔːbæk/ n. A return to a previous state or position.
comedian /əˈkɪmən/ n. A person who performs for an audience.
comedy /kəˈmɪdi/ n. A form of entertainment.
comes /kʌmz/ n. A verb meaning to arrive or be present.
comet /kəˈmɒt/ n. A celestial body that orbits the sun.
comfort /kəmˈfɔːr/ n. A state of being or feeling of being comfortable.
comfortable /kəmˈfɔːrəbl/ n. A state of being or doing that is pleasant or suitable.
comfortably /kəmˈfɔːrəblɪ/ n. A place where one feels at ease.
comforting /kəmˈfɔːtɪŋ/ n. A thing that makes someone feel better.
comfy /kəmˈfɔːrəbl/ n. A state of being comfortable.
comic /kəˈmɪd/ n. A piece of art depicting a person or thing in a cartoon style.
comics /kəˈmɪk/ n. A piece of art or story in a comic book.
comin /kəˈmɪn/ n. A verb meaning to become or be in a state of being.
coming /kʌmɪŋ/ n. A movement or action that happens in the future.
comm /kɒm/ n. A place where people gather for work or social activities.
command /kʌm/ n. A command given to a person or thing.
commandant /kəˈmænd/ n. A military officer in charge of a unit.
commanded /kəˈmænd/ n. A person who commands or controls.
commander /kəˈmændər/ n. A person in charge of military operations.
commanders /kɒmˈdɪnərs/ n. A person in charge of military or other organized groups.
commanding /kəˈmɒnɪŋ/ n. A person who commands or controls.
commando /kəˈmænd/ n. A soldier or officer in a military unit.
commands /cmd/ n. A command given to a computer program.
commence /kəˈmɪns/ n. The beginning of something.
comment /kəmˈmɒnt/ n. A statement or thought expressed by someone.
commentator /kəmˈpɔːtər/ n. A person who reports on events.
comments /kəˈmɒnɪz/ n. A comment or remark made by someone.
commerce /kəˈmɔːrɪs/ n. A trade or business activity.
commercial /kəˈmɜːrɪjəm/ n. A business or trade.
commercials /kəˈmɜːrɪsəl/ n. A business or activity for selling goods or services.
commission /kɒmɪʃn/ n. A formal request or proposal for a specific task or action.
commissioned /kɒmɪʃnɪd/ v. A person or organization that is hired to do something for someone else.
commissioner /kɒmɪˈnɪʃə/ n. A person who is charged with a specific task.
commit /kɒmɪt/ n. A formal agreement or promise to do something.
commitment /kɒmˈtɪmənt/ n. A promise or obligation to do something.
committed /kəˈmɪtənd/ n. A state of being or action that has been or is being done.
committee /kəˈmɪtəti/ n. A group of people working together to make decisions.
committing /kɒmˈtɪŋ/ n. The act of doing something or the act of doing something.
commodore /kəmˈdɪmɔːr/ n. A high-ranking officer in the military.
common /kəmˈmɒn/ n. A common noun referring to something shared or generally accepted.
commonly /kənˈmɪdʒli/ n. A common noun used to describe something that is frequently encountered or used.
commonwealth /kənˈmjuːθəʊʊ/ n. A country or territory under the sovereignty of a single sovereign state.
commotion /noʊs/ n. A disturbance or sound.
commune /kəmˈjuːn/ n. A small, self-governing community.
communicate /kəˈmjuːnɪkeɪt/ n. The act of exchanging information or ideas.
communicating /kəˈmjuːnɪkɪŋ/ n. The act or process of talking or writing to or with someone.
communication /kəˈmɪʃn/ n. The act or process of exchanging information.
communications /kəˈmɪnɪʃn/ n. The act of exchanging information or ideas.
communion /kəmˈjuːn/ n. A gathering of people for worship or fellowship.
communism /kəmˈjuːnɪsm/ n. A social system based on classless equality.
communist /kəˈmɒnɪst/ n. A political party or movement advocating for the total abolition of private property and the state ownership of all means of production
communists /kəmˈjuːnɪstɪs/ n. A political party or group of people who believe in communism.
communities /kəˈmjuːnɪtɪz/ n. A group of people living together.
community /kəˈmjuːnəti/ n. A group of people living together.
companies /kəˈmɪnɪs/ n. A business entity that provides goods or services to the public.
companion /fɪndr/ n. A person who is closely associated with another.
companions /fɪrɪndz/ n. A person or people with whom you spend time.
company /kəˈmɒnɪ/ n. A business organization that produces goods or services.
compare /kəmˈpɑːr/ n. A comparison or comparison of two or more things.
compared /kəmˈpeɪrd/ n. A comparison or comparison of two things.
comparing /kəmˈpɜːrɪŋ/ n. A comparison or comparison of two things.
comparison /kəmˈpəʊʃn/ n. A comparison between two or more things.
compartment /rʌm/ n. A space within a building for a person to rest or work.
compass /kəmpəs/ n. A direction or point of reference.
compassion /kəˈmɒsɪʃn/ n. A feeling of sympathy or concern for someone else.
compassionate /kəmˈpæsɪʃn/ n. A feeling of sympathy or concern for someone else.
compatible /kəmpəˈteɪt/ n. A thing that can be used together with another.
compelled /fɔːsəm/ n. A situation in which someone is compelled to do something.
compelling /kəmˈpɪləɪŋ/ n. Something that is very attractive or desirable.
compensate /kəmpəˈseɪt/ v. to make up for something lost or missed.
compensation /kəˈmɛsɪʃn/ n. A sum of money or property given to someone for a service or to compensate for a loss.
compete /kəmˈpeɪt/ n. A person or thing that is in a position to win or challenge another.
competent /kɪmɪpənt/ n. A person who is able to do something well.
competing /kəmˈpɪtɪŋ/ n. A contest or struggle for a position or advantage.
competition /kəmˈpɪtən/ n. A contest or game of skill or strategy.
competitive /kɪpɪtɪnɪd/ n. A competitive or competitive spirit.
competitor /kɪmɪˈpɔːtər/ n. A person or thing that is not the same as another.
competitors /kɪmɪˈpɔːtɪz/ n. A person or thing that is not the subject of a sentence.
complain to express dissatisfaction or grievance.
complained /kəmˈplɪneɪd/ n. A feeling of sadness or disappointment.
complaining /kəmˈplæmɪŋ/ n. A state of being or doing something that causes one to express dissatisfaction or annoyance.
complaint /dɪˈspʌt/ n. A disagreement or conflict.
complaints /kəmˈplɑːts/ n. A grievance or objection.
complete /kəmˈpleɪt/ n. A finished or completed state or action.
completed /kɪm.pɪ.tɪ.d/ n. A finished or finished product.
completely /kəmˈpɪliːt/ n. A state of being or doing that is total or exhaustive.
complex /kəmˈpɛks/ n. A large building or structure containing multiple buildings, rooms, or facilities.
complexion /kəmˈpæsɪʃn/ n. The physical appearance of a person.
complicated /kəmˈpɪlikt/ n. A situation or process that is difficult or difficult to solve.
complications /kəmˈpɪləʃnæs/ n. A series of problems or difficulties that occur in a situation.
compliment /kəmˈplɪmənt/ n. A favorable remark or praise.
compliments /kəmˈplɪmenz/ n. A statement of praise or approval.
comply /kəˈmɪpl/ v. to obey or follow rules.
component /kəmˈpɒn/ n. A part of a whole.
components /kəmˈpɒnˌdʒɪnɪs/ n. A part of a larger structure.
composed /kəˈmɒdɪsɪd/ n. A group of people who work together to create something.
composer /mɪˈzɪn/ n. A person who plays music.
composition /kəˈmɒsɪʃn/ n. A written work or arrangement of ideas.
compound /kəmˈpʊnd/ n. A combination of two or more words or phrases.
comprehend /ʌndəˈskɒm/ n. To comprehend or grasp.
compromise /kəmˈprəʊmɪs/ n. A settlement or agreement reached through negotiation.
compromised /kəmˈprəʊmɪdɪd/ n. A state of being weakened or damaged.
computer /kəmˈpjuːtər/ n. A machine used for processing information.
computers /kəmˈpjuːtərz/ n. A machine used for processing information.
comrade /kəˈmɑːr/ n. A fellow citizen or fellow worker.
comrades /fɪnɪdʒ/ n. Two or more people who share a common interest or goal.
con /kən/ n. A connection or link between two things.
conceal to hide or make invisible.
concealed /hɪdn/ n. A place or object that is not visible to the naked eye.
conceive /kənˈsɪp/ n. To form a plan or idea.
conceived /kənˈdɪʃənd/ n. A plan or idea that has been formulated.
concentrate /kənˈsɪnˌtrækʃe/ n. To focus on a single point or subject.
concentrated /kənˈtrækʃeɪd/ n. A large amount of something.
concentrating /kənˈsɛnˌtɛrɪŋ/ n. The act of concentrating on a task or subject.
concentration /kənˈtrəʊʃən/ n. A state of being fully occupied or focused on a particular subject.
concept /kənˈspɒt/ n. A concept or idea.
conception /kənˈspɪʃn/ n. A plan or idea for something.
concern /kənˈzɜːr/ n. A matter of importance or interest.
concerned /kənˈzɜːrnd/ n. A state of being worried or thinking about something.
concerning relating to or affecting a person or thing.
concerns /kənˈzɜːrz/ n. A matter of importance or interest.
concert /kənˈzɜːrt/ n. A musical performance.
concerts /kənˈzɜːrs/ n. A musical performance.
concierge /kənˈsiːrɪf/ n. A person or service who provides personal assistance to guests.
conclude /kənˈdʌk/ n. A final decision or statement.
concluded /kənˈdʌkənd/ n. A final decision or statement.
conclusion /kənˈluːʃn/ n. A final statement or result.
conclusions /kənˈluːʃnɪs/ n. A final statement or result of a process.
concrete /kənˈtrɪs/ n. A building in which people live.
concubine /kənˈkʌbɪn/ n. A woman who serves as a mistress or lover to a man.
concussion /kənˈkjuːʃn/ n. A sudden, severe blow to the head.
condemn /kənˈdɪm/ n. A statement expressing strong disapproval or condemnation.
condemned /kənˈdɪmən/ n. A person or thing that is judged to be unworthy of being treated with respect.
condition /kənˈdɪʃn/ n. A state of being or a quality.
conditioning /klim/ n. The state of the air and water in a place.
conditions /kənˈdɪʃnz/ n. A state of being or a situation.
condo /kənˈdoʊ/ n. A building with individual apartments.
condolences /kənˈdɒlɪnz/ n. A message of sympathy or comfort.
condom /kənˈdɒm/ n. A small, disposable container for holding sex toys.
condoms /kənˈdɒmz/ n. A building or structure used for housing.
conduct /kənˈdʌkt/ n. The act of doing something or the act of doing something.
conducted /kənˈdʌktɪd/ n. A completed action or event.
conducting /kənˈdʌktɪŋ/ n. The act of performing or executing a task.
conductor /kənˈdʌnər/ n. A person who plays or conducts an orchestra.
cone /kən/ n. A pointed object used for cutting or holding.
conference /kənˈfjuːnəns/ n. A formal gathering of people to discuss a topic.
confess /kənˈfɛs/ v. to make a confession.
confessed /kənˈfɪsɪd/ v. to admit guilt or wrongdoing.
confession /kənˈfɪʃn/ n. A statement of one's feelings or thoughts.
confide /kənˈfaɪd/ n. To tell someone to trust or believe in someone.
confidence /kənˈfɪndəns/ n. A degree of belief or trust in something.
confident /kənˈfɪdɪnt/ n. A person who is sure or certain.
confidential /kənˈfɪʃnəl/ n. A secret or private information.
confidentiality /kənˈfɪʃəˌrəɪ/ n. A state of secrecy or privacy.
confined /kənˈfaɪnd/ n. A place or situation where something is limited or restricted.
confinement /kənˈfɪnɪmənt/ n. A state of being in a restricted area.
confirm /kənˈfɜːr/ n. A statement or action that is true or false.
confirmation /kənˈfɔːrˈmeɪʃn/ n. A formal statement of agreement or acceptance.
confirmed /kənˈfɔːrd/ n. A verified or accepted fact.
confirming /kənˈfɜːrɪŋ/ n. A statement or action that confirms or supports another statement.
confirms /kənˈfɜːrs/ n. A word that confirms a previous statement.
confiscated /kənˈfɪsɪkeɪt/ v. to take away for punishment.
conflict /kənˈfɪləkt/ n. A situation of disagreement or opposition.
conflicts /kənˈfɪləts/ n. Disputes or disagreements between people or groups.
confront to face or encounter a person or thing directly.
confrontation /kənˈfɔːnˌtʃeɪʃn/ n. A situation in which two or more people or groups meet
confronted /kənˈfɔːrt/ n. A situation in which one person or group is forced to face or deal with another person or group.
confuse /kənˈfjuːs/ n. A state of being uncertain or lacking clarity.
confused /kənˈfʌzd/ n. A state of being uncertain or confused.
confusing /kənˈfjuːɪŋ/ n. A state of being unclear or ambiguous.
confusion /kənˈfjuːʃn/ n. A state of being unclear or uncertain.
congo /kɒnʒo/ n. A country in West Africa.
congrats /kənɡrɑːts/ n. A wish or expression of good wishes.
congratulate to express joy or happiness.
congratulations /kənɡrəˈtʃlɪnz/ n. A wish or expression of joy for someone's success or achievement.
congregation /kənɡrəʊʃn/ n. A group of people gathered together for worship or a meeting.
congress /kənɡrɪs/ n. A legislative body in the United States.
congressman /kənɡrəsˈmæn/ n. A member of the U.S. Congress.
connect /kənˈdʒɛnt/ n. A connection between two things.
connected /kənˈdʒɪnət/ n. A connection between two or more things.
connecticut /kənˈtɪɡʊˌnɪt/ n. A state in the northeastern United States.
connecting /kənˈtʃɪnɪŋ/ n. A connection between two things.
connection /kənˈsjuːn/ n. A link or connection between two things.
connections /kənˈjʌnks/ n. The links or ties that connect people, places, or ideas.
connects /kənˈdʒɪnst/ n. A connection between two things.
conner /kənˈnər/ n. A person who is a neighbor.
connie /kənˈniː/ n. A person.
connor /kənˈɔːr/ n. A person.
connors /kənˈɔːrs/ n. A person who is a connor.
conquer /kənˈkʌr/ n. A military or political act of defeating or subduing a people or nation.
conquered /kəˈpɔːrɪd/ n. A place where something is taken or subdued.
conquest /kənˈjuːst/ n. A military action that results in the defeat of an enemy.
conrad /kənˈdrəd/ n. A person who is a friend of another person.
cons /kən/ n. A group of people who work together to achieve a common goal.
conscience /kənˈskwɪns/ n. A moral sense of right and wrong.
conscious /kənˈsjuːnəs/ n. A state of mind in which one is aware of and able to control one's own actions.
consciousness /kənˈsjuːnəs/ n. A state of being aware of one's own mind.
consent /kənˈsent/ n. A person's or group's agreement to do something.
consequence /kənˈsɪːnʃəs/ n. A result or effect of something.
consequences /kənˈsɪːnˌsɪːkʃn/ n. The results or effects of an action.
conservative /kənˈsɪːrətɪv/ n. A person who favors traditional values and policies.
consider /kənˈsɪdər/ n. A thought or idea that is held in mind.
considerable /kənˈsɪdərəbl/ n. A large or extensive amount of something.
considerably /sɪɡˈnɪʃnəl/ n. A large amount or quantity.
considerate /kənˈsɪdərət/ n. A person who shows consideration for others.
consideration /kənˈsɪdərʃən/ n. A consideration or thought.
considered /kənˈsɪdər/ n. A thought or opinion held by someone.
considering /kənˈsɪdərɪŋ/ n. A consideration or thought process.
considers /kənˈsɪdərz/ n. A person who makes a decision.
consistent /kənˈsɪstənt/ n. A thing that is not changed or altered.
consists /kənˈsɪst/ n. A collection of things that make up a whole.
consolation /kənˈsəʊʃən/ n. A place or thing that provides comfort or relief.
console /kənˈsloʊ/ n. A computer terminal or keyboard.
conspiracy /kənˈspʌrənsi/ n. A secret plan or scheme to harm or overthrow a government or organization.
constable /kənˈstəbl/ n. A person who manages or oversees a building.
constance /kənˈstænəs/ n. A state of being constant or unchanging.
constant /kənˈstənt/ n. A state of being or action that does not change.
constantine /kənˈtænˌsaɪn/ n. A city in Italy.
constantly /kənˈstɪntɪ/ n. A state of being or action that happens over and over again.
constitution /kənˈstɪːnʃən/ n. A set of laws and rules governing the government.
constitutional /kənˈsɒnˌtɪʃn/ n. A set of laws or rules that govern the government.
construct /kəʊnstʌkt/ n. The act of building or the process of building.
constructed /kəʊnstʌktənd/ n. A building or structure built by human effort.
construction /kəʊˈskjuːn/ n. The process of building something.
consul /kənˈsʌl/ n. A person in charge of a state's government.
consulate /kənˈsjuːl/ n. A government office in a country where foreign diplomats and officials reside.
consult /kənˈsʌlt/ n. A person who gives advice.
consultant /kənˈsʌnt/ n. A professional who provides advice or services.
consulted /kənˈsʌlt/ n. A person who has been asked to do something.
consulting /kənˈsʌltɪŋ/ n. A field of study or practice involving advice, planning, or problem-solving.
consume /kənˈsjuːv/ n. A process of using something to satisfy a need.
consumed /kənˈsjuːd/ n. A thing that has been eaten or used up.
consumer /kənˈsjuːər/ n. A person who buys or sells goods or services.
consumption /kənˈsjuːʃn/ n. The act or process of using or being used by others.
contact /kəˈnɛkt/ n. A connection or link between two or more things.
contacted /kənˈtɛkt/ v. to touch or touch with.
contacts /kəʊnˈtɛks/ n. A person or place where you can reach someone.
contagious /kənˈtɒɡ.ʒiəs/ n. A condition or state that causes others to become ill.
contain /kənˈteɪn/ n. A place where things are kept or stored.
contained /kənˈteɪndənt/ n. A place where something is kept or stored.
container /ˈkɒntənər/ n. A container for holding things.
containers /kənˈtɪnəns/ n. A container for holding something.
containing /kənˈtɪnɪŋ/ n. A thing that has or includes something.
containment /kənˈtæn.təʃ/ n. A place where things are kept together.
contains /kənˈtɪns/ n. A place where things are stored or kept.
contaminated /kənˈtænɪmeɪtɪd/ n. A substance or condition that harms or degrades something.
contemporary /kənˈtemɪˈpɔːr/ n. A person or thing that is at the same time as the present.
contempt /kənˈtempt/ n. A feeling of being disrespected or treated poorly.
content /kənˈten/ n. The material or substance that makes up a building.
contents /kəntəʊʃəs/ n. The items or materials within a building.
contest /kənˈtɪs/ n. A competition or challenge for a prize.
contestant /kənˈtɪsənt/ n. A person competing in a contest.
contestants /kənˈtɪsəntz/ n. People competing in a contest.
context /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
continent /kənˈtɪnɪnt/ n. A large landmass on which people live.
continental /kənˈtɪnɪʃnəl/ n. A large landmass.
continents /kənˈtɪnəns/ n. A large landmass on which people live.
continue /kənˈtuːn/ n. To proceed or continue in a course of action.
continued /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
continues /kənˈtuːz/ n. A continuation of a previous action or event.
continuing /kənˈtiːnɪŋ/ n. A continuing action or process.
continuous /kənˈtɪnʃwəl/ n. A continuous or uninterrupted process or action.
continuously /kənˈtiːnətiwi/ n. A continuous or uninterrupted action or state.
contract /kənˈtrɒkt/ n. A written agreement between two or more parties to deal with each other.
contracted /kənˈtrəktənd/ n. A contract or agreement.
contractor /kənˈtrəʊr/ n. A person who performs construction work.
contracts /kənˈtrəʊks/ n. A written agreement between two or more parties to deal with each other.
contrary /ˈoʊpəsteɪ/ n. A position or direction opposite to another.
contrast /kənˈtrəst/ n. A difference or opposition between two things.
contribute /kənˈtrɪbjuːt/ n. To add something to something else.
contributed /kənˈtrɪbʊtɪd/ n. A contribution or act of contributing.
contribution /kənˈtrʌʃn/ n. A part of something that is given or contributed to.
contributions /kənˈtrʌʃnɪʃn/ n. Acts of giving or receiving something.
control /kəʊˈtrəʊl/ n. The ability to direct or manage something.
controlled /kəˈloʊtəld/ n. A thing that is under the control of someone or something.
controller /ˈkɔːntərl/ n. A person who controls or manages a system.
controlling /kənˈtrɒləɪŋ/ n. The act of governing or managing.
controls /kəʊnˈtɛlz/ n. A device that controls the movement of a machine.
controversial /kənˈtrəʊʃəl/ n. A matter of dispute or disagreement.
controversy /kənˈtrəʊʃi/ n. A disagreement or dispute.
convenience /kənˈvɛnʃən/ n. A thing that makes life easier.
convenient /kənˈvɪːnənt/ n. A thing that is easy to use or use.
convent /kənˈvɛnt/ n. A religious building used for prayer and study.
convention /kənˈvɛnʃn/ n. A set of rules or practices that govern behavior.
conventional /kənˈtrɪvɪʃn/ n. A standard or established method or practice.
conversation /kəʊʃən/ n. A discussion or exchange of ideas.
conversations /kənˈvɜːrəʊz/ n. A group of people who talk to each other.
conversion /kɒnˈvɜːʃn/ n. A change in form or state.
convert /kɒnˈvɛrt/ n. A change of form or state.
converted /kəntrəvd/ n. A process of changing something from one form to another.
convertible /kənˈvɜːbɪl/ n. A piece of furniture that can be moved or folded.
convey to move or transmit something from one place to another.
convict /kənˈvɪkt/ n. A person sentenced to prison.
convicted /kənˈvɪktɪd/ n. A person who has been sentenced to prison.
conviction /kənˈvɪʃn/ n. A legal determination that a person has committed a crime.
convictions /kənˈvɪʃnʃn/ n. A legal judgment or decision that a person has been found guilty of.
convince /kənˈvɪns/ n. To make someone believe or agree with a statement.
convinced /kənˈvɪnɪd/ n. A person who is convinced that something is true.
convincing /kənˈvɪŋkɪŋ/ n. A person who persuades or convinces someone to do something.
convoy a group of vehicles traveling together.
conway /kənˈwɔːn/ n. A person who is a mathematician.
cooing /kɒkɪŋ/ n. The act of preparing food.
cook /kʊk/ n. A person who prepares food.
cooked /kəʊktəʊd/ n. A food item prepared by cooking.
cooking /kɒkɪŋ/ n. The act of preparing food.
cooks /kjuːks/ n. A person who prepares and serves food.
cool /kʊl/ n. A state of being calm or unbothered.
cooler /kəʊlə/ n. A piece of furniture for cooling.
coolest /kəʊʃl/ n. The most cold.
cooling /kəʊlɪŋ/ n. A process of removing heat from a substance.
coop /kɒp/ n. A small building or structure used for storage or small-scale operations.
cooper /kəˈpɔːr/ n. A person who cooperates with others.
cooperate /kəˈpɔːrət/ n. To work together for a common goal.
cooperating /kəˈpɔːrəɪŋ/ n. A person or group of people who work together to achieve a common goal.
cooperation /kəˈpəʊˌreɪʃn/ n. A joint effort to achieve a common goal.
cooperative /kəˈpəʊˌreɪʃn/ n. A group of people working together to achieve a common goal.
coordinate /kəˈdɪˌroʊt/ n. A point on a map or a place where two or more things meet.
coordinates /kōd-ə-tri-keɪtʃ/ n. The location of a place.
cop /kɒp/ n. A person who is a member of a police force.
cope /kəʊp/ n. A person who is in charge of a specific area.
copenhagen /kɒpɛnˈdʒɒn/ n. A city in Denmark.
copied /kəˈpɪd/ n. A copy or reproduction of something.
copies /kɒpɪz/ n. A copy of something.
coping /kəˈpɪŋ/ n. A method of dealing with difficult or unpleasant situations.
copper /kʌpər/ n. A metal used for making tools and wires.
coppers /kɒp/ n. A small, often rusty, metal object used for carrying or holding items.
cops /pəˈlɪʃ/ n. A group of people who enforce the law.
copy /kɒp/ n. A copy of something.
copying /kəˈpɪŋ/ n. The act of copying or reproducing something.
cor /kɔːr/ n. A metal rod used to hold a needle.
cora /kəʊrə/ n. A small, often colorful, or whimsical building.
coral /kəʊˈrəʊl/ n. A coral reef.
cord /kɔːrd/ n. A string or wire used to connect things.
cordelia /kɔːˈdɪlə/ n. A woman who is a member of the Cordelia family.
core /kɔːr/ n. The central part of a building or structure.
corey /kɔːri/ n. A person of a certain age.
corinne /kəˈrɪn/ n. A woman of the name Corinne.
cork /kɔːr/ n. A type of fruit or vegetable.
corn /kɔːn/ n. A grain of cereal used for food.
corner /kəʊr/ n. A small area of land or space where two or more buildings meet.
cornered /kəʊrən/ n. A position where one is surrounded by obstacles or people.
corners /kɔːrɪz/ n. The four points where the sides of a square or rectangle meet.
corny /kɔːni/ n. A small, uninteresting, or unpleasant thing.
coronation /kəˈrɒnəʊʃn/ n. A state of being or a ceremony performed to honor someone.
coroner /kəˈroʊnər/ n. A person appointed to investigate a suspected crime or investigate a medical condition.
corporal /korpəˈsəːr/ n. A part of the body that is hard or rigid.
corporate /kɔːˈpɔːrɪt/ n. A business or organization.
corporation /kəˈpɔːrəʃn/ n. A legal entity formed by combining two or more separate legal persons.
corporations /korpɜːˈrɪˈvɛʃn/ n. A business entity that engages in commercial activities.
corps /kɔːps/ n. A group of people or a unit of a military organization.
corpse /kəˈpɔːs/ n. A dead body.
corpses /kɔːpˈses/ n. Dead bodies.
correct /kɔːrɪst/ n. A person who is correct.
corrected /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
correction correction: house: /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
corrections /kəˈrɪʃn/ n. A correction or modification to something.
correctly /kəˈrɪstɪdʒ/ n. A word or phrase used to describe something as being true or accurate.
correspondence /kəˈrɒnsəˌpɔːrəns/ n. A written message or communication between people.
correspondent /kəˈrɒspɔːrənt/ n. A person who is in contact with another person.
corridor /kəˈrɪdʒər/ n. A narrow passage or passage-like space.
corrupt /kəˈrʌft/ v. to make corrupt or dishonest.
corrupted /kəˈrɔːrtɪd/ n. A state of being corrupted or defected.
corruption /kəˈpʊˌrʌʃn/ n. A system of illegal activities that harms the public interest.
cory /kəʊr/ n. A person of the name Cory.
cos /kəʊs/ n. A part of the body that is covered by skin.
cosmetics /kəˈsɪmɪtɪks/ n. A collection of substances used to beautify the appearance of the skin.
cosmic /kəˈsɪmɪk/ n. A vast space containing stars and galaxies.
cosmo /kəˈsɒm/ n. A vast space in which objects can be found.
cosmos /kəˈzɒmɪs/ n. A vast system of space and matter.
cost /kɒst/ n. The price or expense of something.
costa /kəʊˈstə/ n. A coastal region or island.
costing /ˈkɒstɪŋ/ n. A sum of money or a quantity of something.
costly /kəˈstɪl/ n. A large amount of money.
costs /kɒst/ n. A sum of money paid for goods or services.
costume /kəˈstʌm/ n. A costume or outfit worn by a performer.
costumes /kəˈstjuːmz/ n. A costume or outfit worn by a performer.
cot /kɒt/ n. A small, portable bed for sleeping.
cottage a small house or cottage.
cotton /kʌtʃn/ n. A plant used for making fabric.
couch /soʊfə/ n. A piece of furniture for sitting.
cough /kʌθ/ n. A sudden, involuntary expulsion of air from the lungs.
coughing /kʌθɪŋ/ n. A sudden expulsion of air from the lungs.
coughs /kʌθɪks/ n. A sudden, sharp, or prolonged sound produced by the vocal cords.
couid /kʌd/ v. to be able to do or do something.
could /kʊbl/ n. A verb meaning to be able to do something.
couldn /kəʊn/ n. A verb meaning "to be able to" or "to be able to do."
council /ˈkɒlɪn/ n. A body of people elected to represent a city, town, or country.
councilman /ˈkɒlɪʃmən/ n. A member of a local government council.
counsel /kənˈsəl/ n. A person who advises or gives advice.
counseling /kənˈsɒlədʒɪŋ/ n. A service provided by a professional to help individuals resolve personal or professional problems.
counsellor /kənˈsəʊlə/ n. A person who provides advice and support.
counselor /kənˈsəʊlə/ n. A person who provides advice or guidance.
count /kʌnt/ n. A number or quantity.
countdown /kənˈdʒʌnd/ n. A period of time that passes.
counted /kʌnt/ n. A number or quantity.
counter /kənˈtɛər/ n. A place where people exchange money.
counterfeit /kənˈtɛfɪt/ n. A fake or imitated copy of something.
countess /kəʊntəs/ n. A woman of high rank in a family.
counting /kʌntɪŋ/ n. The act of counting or the number of items.
countless /kənˈsləs/ n. A very large number of things.
countries /kjuːˈtɛrɪz/ n. A country or territory.
country /kəntr/ n. A region or territory.
countryside the rural area where people live.
counts /kɑːnts/ n. A number of people or things.
county /kənˈtuːi/ n. A region of land within a state.
coup /kɒp/ n. A sudden change of government.
couple /peɪr/ n. A person or person(s) living together.
couples a pair of people living together.
coupons /kəʊˈpɔːns/ n. A piece of paper or digital code that can be used to buy goods or services.
courage /kəˈrɪdʒ/ n. A state of being or doing that is brave or bold.
courageous /kəˈrɪdʒəs/ n. A person who shows great bravery.
courier /kəˈjuːriə/ n. A person who delivers packages or mail.
course /kʌrs/ n. A course of study or activity.
courses /kəʊrs/ n. A course of study or activity.
court /kʊrt/ n. A place where people try to solve legal disputes.
courtesy /ˈkɔːrəti/ n. A polite or friendly gesture or attitude.
courthouse /kɔːrθ/ n. A building in which people try to decide legal disputes.
courtney /kəʊˈtɜːni/ n. A person who is a member of the court.
courtroom /kɔːrˈtuːm/ n. A place where people meet to discuss legal matters.
courts /kʊˈtɜːrts/ n. A place where people decide legal disputes.
courtyard /kəˈruːt/ n. A large open space surrounded by walls.
cousin /kəʊsɪn/ n. A relative who is the child of one's father's brother.
cousins /kəʊsɪns/ n. A person who is the child of a person's brother or sister.
cove /kʌv/ n. A small body of water with a sandy bottom.
covenant /kəʊˈvɛn/ n. A solemn promise or agreement between two or more people.
cover /kəʊvər/ n. A surface that is covered with something else.
coverage /kəʊvəʊz/ n. The area covered by a building.
covered /kəʊvərd/ n. A surface that is covered with something else.
covering /kəʊvərɪŋ/ n. A piece of cloth or material used to cover something.
covers /kəʊvərz/ n. A covering or covering.
covert /hɪdn/ n. A secret or something that is not obvious to others.
cow /kɒv/ n. A domesticated animal that grazes on grass.
coward /kɔːd/ n. A person who fears or is afraid of danger.
cowardly /ˈkɔːrdli/ n. A person who fears or is afraid of danger.
cowards /kɔːvəʊz/ n. A cowardly person.
cowboy /kəʊbɪ/ n. A person who rides a horse.
cowboys /kɒvˈboʊz/ n. A group of men who ride horses and play rough around the house.
cows /kɒvz/ n. A domesticated animal that grazes on grass.
cox /kəʊs/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
coyote /kəʊˈtiːt/ n. A wild dog.
cozy /kəʊz/ n. A place or person who is comfortable and pleasant to be near.
cpr /ˈkɹep/ n. A medical emergency involving the chest, heart, and lungs.
crab /krəb/ n. A small crustacean.
crabs /krəbs/ n. A crustacean with a hard shell.
crack /kræk/ n. A small hole or fissure in a surface.
cracked /krækkt/ n. A fracture or break in something.
cracker /krækər/ n. A small, hard, and often bitter snack.
crackers /krækərks/ n. A small, dry, crunchy snack.
cracking /krækɪŋ/ n. The act of breaking something into smaller pieces.
crackles /krækles/ n. A sudden, sharp sound made by a small object breaking or vibrating.
crackling /ˈkrækklɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a small object breaking apart.
cracks /krækks/ n. A crack in a surface or structure.
cradle /krəˈdəl/ n. A small, soft, and often wooden or woven container used to hold a baby.
craft /kɑːpt/ n. A craft or skill.
craig /kriːɡ/ n. A man who is a carpenter.
cramp /kræmp/ n. A sudden, involuntary tightening of muscles or a feeling of being stiff.
crane /kræn/ n. A large bird with a long, strong neck and powerful wings.
crank /kræk/ n. A person who works hard or is a skilled worker.
cranky /ˈkræki/ n. A person who is not reliable or dependable.
crap /trɑːs/ n. Waste of materials or things.
crappy /dɪsɪpənt/ n. A thing that does not satisfy expectations.
crash /kræʃ/ n. A sudden and violent event that causes a building to collapse.
crashed /krəʃəd/ n. A vehicle that has come to a sudden stop.
crashes /kræʃ/ n. A sudden event that causes a building to fall down.
crashing /kræʃɪŋ/ n. A sudden and violent event that causes a building to collapse.
crate /krət/ n. A small box or container used for storing items.
crater /ˈkrætər/ n. A depression in the earth's surface.
crates /krætʃ/ n. A container for holding objects.
crave /krəʊv/ n. A strong desire or longing for something.
craving /krævɪŋ/ n. A strong desire for something.
crawford /ˈkræf/ n. A person who is a descendant of the original inhabitants of the area.
crawl /ˈkræv/ n. A small animal that moves quickly and uses its hind legs to climb.
crawled /kruːld/ v. To dig or excavate a hole.
crawling /ˈkruːlɪŋ/ n. A method of moving by crawling.
crazier /ˈkætrəri/ n. A place where people live.
craziest /ˈkreɪstɪst/ n. The most extreme or extreme thing.
crazy /kreɪz/ n. A person who is not calm or rational.
creaking /kriːkɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a crackling or breaking sound.
creaks /kriːks/ n. A sudden, loud, and often unpleasant sound made by a person or object.
cream /krem/ n. A creamy substance or product.
create /kriːt/ n. A verb meaning to make or produce.
created /kriːdɪd/ n. A process of making something new.
creates /kriːˈseɪz/ n. A process of making something new.
creating /kriˈtɪŋ/ n. The act of making or the process of making something.
creation /kriˈeʃn/ n. The act of making something new.
creative /kriˈeɪtɪv/ n. A person who creates art or ideas.
creativity /kriˈeɪtʃwɪt/ n. A person or thing that is creative.
creator /kriːˈdʒɪnər/ n. A person who creates something.
creature /kriːtər/ n. A living being.
creatures /kriːˈtʃəʊz/ n. Living things.
credentials /kriˈdiːnəns/ n. Official documents or records that prove someone's identity or qualifications.
credibility /kriˈdɪbɪli/ n. A person or thing that is believed to be true.
credible /kriˈdiːbəl/ n. A thing or person that is believed to be true.
credit /kriˈdit/ n. A form of payment for goods or services.
credits /kriˈdiːz/ n. A credit or payment made to a company or individual.
creed /fɪθ/ n. A belief or doctrine held by a person or group.
creek /kriːk/ n. A body of water in which people swim.
creep /krɪp/ n. A slow, creeping movement or growth.
creeping /kriːpɪŋ/ n. A slow, unsteady movement or a gradual change.
creeps /kriːps/ n. A small, fast-moving creature.
creepy /ˈkriːpi/ n. A person or thing that causes fear or unease.
cremated /ˈkremət/ n. A process of burning or destroying a body or object.
crest /kret/ n. A raised point on a hill or mountain.
crew /kriːb/ n. A group of people working together.
crews /kriːz/ n. A group of people working together.
crib /krɪb/ n. A small bed for sleeping.
crichton /ˈkriːtʃən/ n. A small town in the UK.
cricket /krɪˈkɪt/ n. A small insect with a segmented body and wings.
crickets /krɪˈkɪtʃ/ n. A group of insects that chirp loudly.
cried /ˈkraɪd/ v. to cry aloud.
cries /ˈkraɪz/ n. A loud sound made by a person or animal.
crime /krɪm/ n. A criminal act or person.
crimes /krɪˈmɪs/ n. Acts of violence or illegal acts committed against others.
criminal /krɪm/ n. An act of wrongdoing or illegal activity.
criminals /krɪˈmɪnɪs/ n. A person who commits a crime.
cripple /krɪˈpɪl/ n. A person with a disability.
crippled /dɪsəˈɡlɪd/ n. A person with a physical or mental impairment.
crisis /ˈkrɪsɪs/ n. A serious event or situation that causes significant problems.
crisp /krɪsp/ n. A small, hard, and firm substance.
crispy /ˈkrɪsp/ n. A food item that is dry and crumbly.
cristina /kriˈstɪnə/ n. A woman of the name Cristina.
critic /ˈkrɪtɪk/ n. A person who criticizes or attacks.
critical /ˈkriːtɪk/ n. A significant or important point or event.
criticism /krɪˈtɪʃn/ n. A negative evaluation of something.
criticize /ˈkrɪtɪʃ/ v. to attack or attack a person or thing with a harsh or critical opinion.
critics /krɪˈtɪks/ n. A person who criticizes or attacks.
crockett /kʊˈkrɛt/ n. A person who is a crockett.
crocodile /kroˈdɪːkəˌs/ n. A large reptile with a long, scaly body and powerful legs.
crocodiles /kroˈdɪləz/ n. A large, aquatic reptile known for its powerful jaws and powerful legs.
cromwell /kroʊmˈwɛl/ n. A man who was a prominent English politician and statesman.
crook /kruːk/ n. A sharp, curved object or a person who is sharp.
crooked /kruːk/ n. A bent or twisted shape.
crooks /kruːks/ n. A criminal or thief.
crop /kʌp/ n. A plant or part of a plant that is harvested for food or other uses.
crops /kʌps/ n. A plant or vegetable grown for food or other uses.
crores /kroʊrəs/ n. A large unit of currency in the United States.
crosby /krosb/ n. A person who is a member of the family of the word crosby.
cross /kros/ n. A line of people walking in a row.
crossed /krosəd/ n. A line of people or things that have been crossed.
crosses /krosəs/ n. A line of people or animals that move together.
crossing /kɹɛs/ n. A place where two or more lines of travel meet.
crossroads /krosˈroʊds/ n. A place where paths meet.
crotch /kʌtʃ/ n. A part of the body where the legs meet.
crow /kruː/ n. A large bird that flies in groups.
crowd /kruːd/ n. A large group of people.
crowded /kruːd/ n. A place full of people.
crowds /kʌrdz/ n. A large group of people.
crowley /kruːli/ n. A large, open field in which animals graze.
crown /kʌrn/ n. A symbol of royalty or a high position in a hierarchy.
crowned /kʌndr/ n. A person who has been crowned.
crowns /kruːns/ n. A crown or wreath worn on the head.
crows /kɔːrs/ n. A group of birds that feed on insects and other small animals.
crucial /ˈkrʌʃəl/ n. A very important or significant thing.
crucified /krəʊˈsɪfɪd/ n. A person who has been crucified.
crude /krʌd/ n. A raw or unrefined material.
cruel /kruːl/ n. A person who is cruel or cruelly cruel.
cruelty /ˈkruːli/ n. An act of harming or treating someone or something in a cruel manner.
cruise /kruːz/ n. A long-distance journey by boat.
cruiser /boʊt/ n. A vessel used for transportation.
cruising /trævl/ n. A journey or trip.
crumble /ˈkrjʌm/ n. A sudden and violent collapse of a structure.
crumbs /krʌmbs/ n. Small pieces of food.
crunch /krʌʃ/ n. A sudden, sharp, or unpleasant sound.
crunching /krʌʃnɪŋ/ n. A sudden, sharp, or violent sound.
crusade a military or political campaign or effort to achieve a goal.
crush /kʌʃ/ n. A person who is in love with someone.
crushed /krʌʃn/ n. A building in which people live.
crushing /krʌʃɪŋ/ n. A forceful or violent action.
crust /krʌst/ n. A thin, outer layer of food or material.
cruz /kruːz/ n. A place where two or more people live together.
cry /kraɪ/ n. A sudden, loud, and often painful sound made by the throat.
crying /ˈkriːɪŋ/ n. The act of making a sound of distress or sorrow.
crystal /krəʊˈstəl/ n. A transparent crystalline substance.
crystals /krəˈzɪləts/ n. A collection of tiny, transparent, crystalline structures.
csi /kɪsɪ/ n. A computer system that processes data.
ct /kɪt/ n. A small, rectangular building used for storage or as a temporary dwelling.
ctu /kʌt/ n. A building in which people work.
cub /kʌb/ n. A small animal or a small group of animals.
cuba /kjuːb/ n. A country in Central America.
cuban /kwaˈbɛn/ n. A country in South America.
cube /kwiːb/ n. A three-dimensional object with eight corners.
cubes /kjuːbəs/ n. A cube-shaped object.
cubs /kɪbs/ n. Young animals born from a mother's litter.
cuckoo /kʌkʊˈkoʊ/ n. A bird with a long, curved bill.
cucumber /ˈkjuːsər/ n. A small green fruit.
cuddle /ˈkʌd/ n. A gentle touch of the body.
cue /kjuː/ n. A signal or gesture indicating a specific action or direction.
cuff /kʌf/ n. A piece of clothing worn around the wrist.
cuffs /kʌfz/ n. A pair of hands or fingers.
cuisine /fəʊd/ n. A dish prepared by cooking ingredients together.
culinary /kjuːˈlɪnɪ/ n. A branch of food preparation.
culprit /pəʊn/ n. A person who is responsible for an event.
cult /kʌlt/ n. A religious or spiritual belief system.
cultural /kəˈluːəri/ n. A system of beliefs, values, and practices that shape a society.
culture /kəˈluːtʃə/ n. A system of beliefs, values, and practices shared by a group of people.
cultures /kyləˈtʃɜːrs/ n. A group of people sharing a common language, religion, and customs.
cum /kjuːm/ n. A small, flat, or low building.
cunning /kʌnɪŋ/ n. A clever or clever-minded person.
cunt /kʌnt/ n. A small, dirty, or unpleasant place to live.
cup /kʌp/ n. A small container for holding liquids or small amounts of solid substances.
cupboard /kəˈbɪt/ n. A storage unit for holding items.
cupcake /kæk/ n. A sweet baked good.
cupcakes /ˈkæp.kəs/ n. A sweet baked good.
cupid /kjuːp/ n. A person who is in love with another person.
cups /kʌps/ n. A container for holding liquids.
curb /kʌr/ b/ n. The curb of a street.
cure /kjuːr/ n. A medical treatment for a disease.
cured /kjuːd/ n. A state of being well or healthy.
curfew /kəˈruːf/ n. A time when a group of people must stop moving.
curiosity /kəˈjuːrə.sɪ/ n. A state of mind or a feeling of wonder.
curious /kjuːzɪd/ n. A person who is interested in or curious about something.
curl /kʊrl/ n. A flexible, thin, and often invisible wire used for electrical connections.
curly /kəʊrli/ n. A small, irregularly shaped, or twisted object.
currency /mɛn/ n. A unit of currency.
current /kjuːr/ n. The present time or state of being.
currently /ˈkɪtʃəntɪ/ n. The present time or state of being.
currents /kjuːrns/ n. The flow of water or air.
curry /kəʊr/ n. A dish of meat and vegetables cooked in a pan.
curse /kəʊs/ n. A bad or unpleasant feeling or thought.
cursed /kʌrsəd/ n. A state of being or an act of being cursed.
curses /ˈkʌrsəs/ n. A spell or phrase intended to harm or cause harm.
cursing /ˈkʌrsɪŋ/ n. The act of speaking or writing in a rude or insulting manner.
curtain /kəˈruːn/ n. A piece of fabric used to hang or cover a window.
curtains /kəˈrɪtns/ n. A piece of fabric used to cover a window.
curtis /kəˈtɜːrs/ n. A small country in the United States.
curve /kjuːr/ n. A smooth, curved line or shape.
curves /kjuːvz/ n. A curve or bend in a line.
cushion /kʌʃn/ n. A soft, cushion-like object used for support.
custody /kəˈstəʊdʒ/ n. The legal right to control or manage someone's property or person.
custom /kəˈzʌm/ n. A custom or tradition.
customary /kəˈzɔːrəmi/ n. A habit or practice that is considered normal or expected.
customer /kəʊˈstɔːmər/ n. A person who buys or sells goods or services.
customers /kəmˈjuːstəms/ n. A person who buys or sells goods or services.
customs /kəˈzʌmz/ n. A government department responsible for managing trade and foreign affairs.
cut /kʌt/ n. A sharp, short, or irregular cut.
cute /kjuːt/ n. A small, affectionate, or playful quality.
cutest /kəˈtʃɛst/ n. The most beautiful or attractive thing in the world.
cutie /kjuːt/ n. A cute or charming person.
cuts /kʌt/ n. A sharp, short, or irregular line or shape.
cutter /ˈkʌtər/ n. A person who cuts wood or metal.
cutting /ˈkʌtɪŋ/ n. The act of cutting or the process of cutting.
cuz /kʌz/ n. A reason or cause.
cyanide /kaɪˈnaɪd/ n. A poisonous chemical compound.
cyber /ˈsaɪbər/ n. A computer network or system.
cyborg /ˈsaɪb.ɡɜːr/ n. A machine that combines human and machine parts.
cycle /ˈsaɪkl/ n. A cycle of events or a repetitive motion.
cylinder /ˈsaɪklən/ n. A hollow, cylindrical object.
cynical /ˈkɪn.ɪʃ/ n. A person who is cynical about things.
cynthia /səˈθɪnθə/ n. A woman who is a member of the church.
cyril /ˈkɪrəl/ n. A person of the Greek religion.
cyrus /ˈkɜːrs/ n. A king or ruler.
czech /ˈkɛʃk/ n. A building in which people live.
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d /d/ n. A person or animal.
da /dɑː/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
dad /fɑːðər/ n. A man who is the father of another person.
daddy /fɑːðər/ n. A man who is the father of another person.
dads /dæds/ n. A man who is the father of another person.
daft /dæft/ n. A place or thing that is very strange or unusual.
dagger /dæɡər/ n. A short, thin, pointed weapon used for cutting or stabbing.
dai /deɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
daily /daɪˈlaɪ/ n. A day in the life.
dairy /daɪər/ n. A place where milk is produced.
daisy /dɪˈzeɪ/ n. A small flower.
dakota /dækˈətoʊ/ n. A region in the United States known for its rich culture and history.
dale /dæl/ n. A small, flat, or low-lying area of land.
daleks /dælˈeks/ n. A large, dark, and often scary forest.
dallas /dæls/ n. A city in Texas.
dalton /dˈæl.mə.tən/ n. A person of the Dalmatian breed.
daly /dæli/ n. A small, often rustic, building or structure.
dam /dæm/ n. A body of water.
damage /dɪˈmædʒ/ n. A physical injury or loss of property.
damaged /dæmɪd/ n. A state of being or having been damaged.
damages /dæmɪdʒ/ n. A loss or injury to property or person.
damaging /dæmɪŋ/ n. A thing that hurts or causes harm.
dame /dæm/ n. A woman.
damian /dæˈmiæn/ n. A person of the family of a king.
damien /dɪˈmænɪ/ n. A person named Daniel.
dammit /dæmˈdɪt/ n. A loud, angry, or unpleasant sound.
damn /dæm/ n. A loud, angry, or abusive sound.
damned /dæm/ n. A state of being or feeling of being bad or evil.
damon /dæmən/ n. A person who is a man.
damp /moʊʃ/ n. A condition of being wet or damp.
dan /dæn/ n. A person.
dana /dænə/ n. A person who is a woman.
dance /dænˈseɪ/ n. A musical performance.
danced /dæn/ n. A movement of the body.
dancer /dænsər/ n. A person who performs dance.
dancers /dænsərs/ n. A group of people performing dance.
dances /dænˈseɪs/ n. A performance of movement.
dancing /dænɪŋ/ n. A movement of the body.
dandy /ˈdeɪni/ n. A person who is charming and often eccentric.
dane /dæn/ n. A country in Europe.
dang /dæŋ/ n. A small, often dangerous, or unstable building.
danger /dæʃn/ n. A threat or peril that can cause harm.
dangerous /dæˈnɑːʃəs/ n. A thing that causes harm or fear.
dangerously /dænˈɡərəsli/ n. A state of being in danger.
dangers /dæŋzər/ n. A threat or risk to safety.
dani /dænɪ/ n. A person.
daniel /dɪˈneɪʃn/ n. A man who is a person of faith.
danielle /dæˈniːl/ n. A woman.
daniels /dænɪˈziːl/ n. A man who is a soldier.
danish /dænɪʃ/ n. A country in Europe.
danny /dæn/ n. A person.
dante /dɑːnt/ n. A medieval Italian poet and writer.
daphne /dæfni/ n. A flower.
darcy /dɑːrki/ n. A person of the family of the darcy.
dare /dɑːr/ n. A person who is willing to do something despite fear or difficulty.
dared /dɑːrd/ n. A person who has been brave enough to do something.
dares /dɑːr/ n. A strong feeling of being able to do something.
daria /dəˈriːə/ n. A woman.
daring /dɑːrɪŋ/ n. A state of being or doing something that is brave or courageous.
darius /dɑːˈriːs/ n. A man of the family.
dark /dɑːk/ n. A dark or shadowy area.
darker /dɑːkər/ n. A shade of color that is darker than the original.
darkest /dɑːst/ n. The most dark or dark-colored thing.
darkness /dɑːkˈnɑːs/ n. A region of low light.
darlene /dɑːˈlɪn/ n. A woman who is a member of the family.
darlin /dɑːˈlɪn/ n. A small, friendly dog.
darling /dɑːrlɪŋ/ n. A young person who is loved by another person.
darlings /dɑːˈlɪrɪz/ n. A person or thing loved by many.
darn /dɑːrn/ n. A harsh or unpleasant sound.
darren /dɑːrən/ n. A man.
darrin /dɑːrɪn/ n. A person who is a darrin.
darryl /dɑːrˈl/ n. A person named Darryl.
dart /dɑːrt/ n. A small, pointed object used to throw or catch.
darts /dɑːts/ n. A dart-shaped projectile used in sports.
darwin /dɑːrˈkɛn/ n. A person who is a descendant of the great ape.
daryl /dɑːrli/ n. A person named Daryl.
das /dɑːs/ n. A place where people gather.
dash /dɑːʃ/ n. A short, sharp, or sudden movement or action.
dashing /dæʃɪŋ/ n. A person who moves quickly and with great energy.
dat /dɛt/ n. Information stored in a computer or memory.
data /dætə/ n. Data or information stored in a computer system.
database /dæbˈsɛi/ n. A collection of data stored in a computer system.
date /dɑːt/ n. A day in the calendar.
dated /dæd/ n. A date or time.
dates /dæktʃ/ n. A collection of dates.
dating /dætɪŋ/ n. A period of time when people meet and become romantically involved.
daughter /dɪˈkɔːr/ n. A female child.
daughters /dəˈziːz/ n. A child born to a mother.
dave /dæv/ n. A man who is a man.
davey /dɪˈvɛi/ n. A man who is a lawyer.
david /daɪvəʊ/ n. A man of the family.
davies /dɪˈvɪəs/ n. A person who is a descendant of a famous person.
davis /dɪˈvɪs/ n. A person of the family.
davy /dævi/ n. A person who is a servant or slave.
dawg /dɒɡ/ n. A small four-legged mammal.
dawn /daʊn/ n. The first light of the morning.
dawson /dɔːˈzɒn/ n. A person who is a descendant of a famous person.
dax /dax/ n. A small, often wooden, structure used for storage or as a shelter.
day /deɪ/ n. A day in the calendar.
daylight /sʌnˈlaɪt/ n. The natural light that illuminates a place.
days /deɪz/ n. A period of time.
daytime /deɪˈtaɪm/ n. The period of the day when the sun is visible.
dazzling /dæstɪŋ/ adj. A very bright or impressive appearance.
dc /dɪk/ n. A building in which people work.
dci /dʒi/ n. A building in which people live.
dd /dʒuː/ n. A small, flat building used for storage or as a temporary shelter.
de /dɛ/ n. A building in which people live.
dea /dēə/ n. A small, simple house.
deacon /dɪˈkeɪn/ n. A person who serves as a leader in a church or religious organization.
dead /dɛd/ n. A state of being or having died.
deadline /ˈdɪˌlɛɪd/ n. A time limit for completing a task.
deadly /deɪdl/ n. A thing that causes death.
deaf /dɪf/ n. A person who cannot hear.
deal /dɛl/ n. A transaction or agreement between parties.
dealer /dɪˈjɛl/ n. A person who sells goods or services.
dealers /dɛlɪzərs/ n. A person who sells goods.
dealing to engage in or involve in a transaction or agreement.
dealings /dɛlɪŋz/ n. A transaction or exchange of goods or services.
deals /dɛl/ n. A transaction or agreement between parties.
dealt /dɛlt/ v. to make a payment or settlement.
dean /dɪˈeɪn/ n. A person in charge of a department or office.
dear /dɪər/ n. A person or thing that is loved or cherished.
dearest /dɪˈeɪst/ n. A person or thing loved by another.
dearly /dɪˈɹɪl/ n. A person who is very affectionate or devoted to someone.
death /dɪˈθɛt/ n. The event of dying.
deaths /dɪˈθɪs/ n. A sudden cessation of life.
deb /dɪb/ n. A person who is a debtor.
debate /dɪˈbæt/ n. A discussion or argument about a topic.
debbie /dɪˈbɪpj/ n. A woman.
deborah /dɪˈbɔːrɪ/ n. A woman.
debra /dɪˈbɜːr/ n. A woman.
debris /dɪˈbɪr/ n. A piece of broken or discarded material.
debt /dɪbɪt/ n. A financial obligation owed to someone.
debts /dɪˈbɛts/ n. A debt owed to someone.
debut /dɪˈbɜːt/ n. The first appearance of something in a series.
decade /dɪˈkɒd/ n. A period of one year.
decades /dɪˈkɛdʒ/ n. A period of time lasting several years.
decay /dɪˈkɛɪ/ n. The process by which something deteriorates or becomes less valuable.
deceased /dɪˈkɛsɪt/ n. A person who has died.
deceit /dɪˈsiːt/ n. A trick or scheme to deceive.
deceive /dɪˈsiːv/ n. to make someone believe something is true when it is not.
deceived /dɪˈsiːvd/ v. to trick or deceive.
deceiving /dɪˈkɪŋɪŋ/ n. A deceptive act or statement.
december /dɪˈkɛmber/ n. A month in the 12th month of the year.
decency /mɒdʒənsi/ n. A feeling of being modest or humble.
decent /əˈdɪkət/ n. A sufficient amount or quality.
deception /dɪˈkɪʃn/ n. A trick or scheme to mislead or deceive.
decide /dɪˈsaɪd/ n. To make a decision.
decided /dɪˈkɪdɪd/ n. A decision made.
decides /dɪˈkɪdz/ n. A decision made by a person.
deciding /dɪˈsaɪndɪŋ/ n. A decision made by a person.
decision /dɪˈsiːn/ n. A choice or plan made by a person.
decisions /dɪˈkɪʃnɪz/ n. A choice or plan made by a person.
decisive /dɪˈkɪʃəs/ n. A decision or action that has a final or binding effect.
deck /dɛk/ n. A flat or raised platform on a building.
decker /dɪˈkɛkər/ n. A person who works in a construction or building trade.
decks /dɛk/ n. A flat or raised platform on a house.
declan /dɪˈkɛl/ n. A person who is not a member of the family.
declaration a formal statement or announcement made by a government or official.
declare /dɪˈkɛl/ n. A formal declaration or statement.
declared /dɪˈkɛlɪd/ n. A statement or action made by a person or group to indicate their position or status.
decline /dɪˈkɪn/ n. A decrease in quantity or quality.
declined /dɪˈkɪlɪd/ n. A state of being or action that has been or is no longer possible.
decorate /dɪˈkɔːkt/ n. To add decoration to something.
decorated /dɪˈkɔːrətɪd/ v. to adorn or embellish.
decorating /dɪˈkɔːrɪŋ/ n. The act of decorating or painting a surface.
decoration /dɪˈkɒrəʃn/ n. A decorative element or feature.
decorations /dɪˈkɒrəkeɪʃn/ n. A decorative element or feature.
decoy /dɪˈkɒi/ n. A deceptive object or person.
decree /dɪˈkriː/ n. A formal written order or decision.
dedicate /dɪˈdɪkət/ n. To dedicate oneself to a cause or project.
dedicated /dɪˈdɪkətɪd/ n. A person or thing devoted to a particular purpose.
dedication /dɪˈdɪʃn/ n. A commitment to do something for someone.
dee /diː/ n. A deep or large space.
deed /dɪˈɛd/ n. A legal document transferring ownership of property.
deeds /dɪˈziːz/ n. A written document or act of transferring property.
deeks /dɪˈkiːks/ n. A small, flat building in which people live.
deep /diːp/ n. A deep or large space.
deeper /dɪpər/ n. A place deeper in the earth.
deepest /dɪˈpiːst/ n. The deepest point or place.
deeply /diːpl/ n. A very great or great thing.
deer /dɪər/ n. A wild animal with four legs and a long snout.
default /dɛmɔːft/ n. The default setting or value.
defeat /dɪˈfɛkt/ n. A state of being defeated or unsuccessful.
defeated /dɪˈfɛɪt/ v. to lose or fail to win.
defect /dɪfɪkt/ n. A fault or irregularity in something.
defence /dɪˈfɛns/ n. A defensive position or measure.
defend /dɪfˈend/ n. A defensive position or action.
defendant /dɪfəˈnɛnt/ n. A person who is accused of a crime.
defendants /dɪfəˈnɛntz/ n. A person accused of a crime.
defended /dɪˈfɛndɪd/ n. A place where people live.
defender /dɪˈfɛndər/ n. A person who defends someone or something.
defending /dɪˈfɛndɪŋ/ n. A defensive position or action.
defense /dɪˈfɛns/ n. A defensive position or measure.
defenseless /dɪˈfɛnsɪv/ n. A state of being unable to resist or defend against an attack.
defenses /dɪˈfɛns/ n. A defensive measure or strategy.
defensive /dɪˈfɛnsɪv/ n. A defensive position or strategy.
define /dɪˈfaɪn/ n. A word or phrase that explains or defines a concept.
defined /dɪˈfaɪnd/ n. A word or phrase that explains or defines a concept.
definite /dɪˈfɛntɪv/ n. A word that begins with a definite article.
definitely /dɪfɪˈnɪtɪ/ n. A person who is certain or sure.
definition a place where people live.
definitive /dɪˈfɪnɪtɪv/ n. A final or conclusive statement.
defy /dɪfɪ/ n. To do something that is contrary to the usual course of events.
degenerate /dɪˈɡeɡəneɪt/ n. A state of being in a bad or failing condition.
degree /dɪˈɡɜːr/ n. A measurement of the angle between two lines.
degrees /ˈdɪɡrəʊz/ n. The angle between two lines.
del /dɛl/ n. A place where people sleep.
delay /dɪˈlaɪ/ n. A period of time that passes between two events.
delayed /ˈdeɪld/ n. A time that has passed or is past.
delegation a group of people working together to achieve a common goal.
delete /dɪˈlaɪt/ n. The action of removing something from a collection.
deleted /dɪˈlɛkt/ n. A building in which people live.
delhi /dɛlˈhi/ n. A major city in India.
deli /dēlɪ/ n. A small shop selling food.
delia /dɪˈliə/ n. A woman who is a member of the Delia family.
deliberate /dɪˈlɪbɪrət/ n. A planned or intentional action.
deliberately /dɪˈlɪbɪrətli/ adj. Acted with conscious thought and purpose.
delicate /dɪˈlɪk.əli/ n. A very fine or delicate thing.
delicious /dɪˈlaɪʃ/ n. A thing that is very tasty.
delight /dɪˈlaɪθ/ n. A pleasant or enjoyable experience.
delighted /dɪˈliːtɪd/ v. Feeling happy or pleased.
delightful /ˈpɪlənt/ n. A thing that makes one feel happy or satisfied.
delilah /dɪˈlɪθ/ n. A young girl.
delirious /dɪˈlaɪəriəs/ adj. A state of extreme confusion or disorientation.
deliver /dɪˈlɪvər/ n. A person who delivers goods or messages.
delivered /dɪˈlɪvɪdɪd/ n. A thing that has been given or received.
deliveries /dɪˈlɪvɪrɪz/ n. The act of delivering goods or services.
delivering /dɪˈlɛvɪrɪŋ/ n. The act of delivering something.
delivers /dɪˈlaɪvz/ n. To provide or give something.
delivery /dɪˈlɛvɪ/ n. The act of delivering goods or services.
dell /dɛl/ n. A computer system.
della /dɛl/ n. A small house or cottage.
delta /dɛl/ n. A small triangle-shaped body of water.
delusion /dɪˈljuːʃn/ n. A false belief that is not based on evidence.
delusional /dɪˈlʌs.jəʊʃ/ n. A belief that one's thoughts, feelings, or reality are false.
delusions /dɪˈlɪʃnɪz/ n. A false belief that one is insane.
demand /dɛmænd/ n. A request or need for something.
demanded /dɪˈmænd/ n. A request or request for something.
demanding /dɪˈmændɪŋ/ n. A request or request for something.
demands /dɪˈmændz/ n. A request or obligation.
demise /dɪˈmiːs/ n. The end of a life or a period of time.
demo /dɪˈmɒ/ n. A demonstration or demonstration of something.
democracy /dɪˈmɔːkrəti/ n. A system of government where citizens elect their leaders.
democratic /dɪˈmɔːkrɪk/ n. A system of government where citizens vote for representatives.
democrats /dɪˈmɔːkrəts/ n. A political party in the United States.
demolition /dɪˈmɒləʃn/ n. The act or process of destroying a building or structure.
demon /dɪmɪn/ n. A supernatural being that can cause harm.
demonic /dɪˈmɒmɪk/ n. A supernatural being or force.
demons /dɪmɒnz/ n. A supernatural being or entity.
demonstrate /dɪˈmɒnstrɪs/ v. to show or prove something.
demonstrated /dɪˈmɒnstrɪdɪd/ v. to show clearly or to prove something.
demonstration /dɪˈmɪnɪʃn/ n. A demonstration of something.
den /dɛn/ n. A room or space in a house.
denial /dɪˈnaɪəl/ n. A refusal to accept something or someone.
denied /dɪnɪd/ n. A refusal or rejection of something.
denies /dɪnɪs/ n. A verb meaning to refuse or reject.
denis /dɪnɪs/ n. A person who is a man.
denise /dɪnɪs/ n. A woman.
denmark /dɛnˈmɑːr/ n. A country in Europe.
dennis /dɪnɪs/ n. A man who is a football player.
denny /dɪn/ n. A person who works in a store.
dense /dɪnəs/ n. A large amount of something.
density /dɪˈnɛsɪti/ n. The number of people or objects per unit of space.
dent /dɛnt/ n. A hole or cavity in a tooth or bone.
dental /dɪˈnɑːl/ n. A tooth or part of the mouth.
dentist /dɪnˈtɪst/ n. A medical professional who treats the teeth and gums.
denton /dɪˈnɒn/ n. A town in the United States.
denver /dɪnˈver/ n. A city in the western United States.
deny /dɪn/ n. A refusal to accept or allow something.
denying /dɪˈnaɪɪŋ/ n. A statement or action that excludes something from being true.
depart /dɪˈpɜːrt/ n. A movement or action of leaving.
departed /dɪˈpɜːrtɪd/ n. A person who has left a place.
departing /dɪˈpɜːtɪŋ/ n. A person leaving a place.
department /dɪˈpɜːrəˌmɛnt/ n. A division or section within a larger organization.
departments /dɪˈpɑːrəˌtɪmɪz/ n. A division or section of a department.
departure /dɪˈpɜːrəb/ n. A place where people go.
depend /dɪˈpɛnd/ n. A relationship of mutual reliance.
depended /dɪˈpɛndənt/ n. A person who relies on someone else for support.
dependent /dɪˈpɛndənt/ n. A person or thing that relies on another.
depending /dɪˈpɪndɪŋ/ n. A situation or condition that affects the outcome of an action.
depends /dɪˈpɛns/ n. A thing that is dependent on something else.
deploy /dɪˈpɒl/ n. To assign or assign a task to a person or group.
deployed /dɪˈpɔːlɪd/ v. to assign to a specific task or place.
deported /dɪˈpɔːrət/ n. A person who has been taken away from their home.
deposit /dɪpɒt/ n. A sum of money given to a person or organization as a reward or gift.
deposited /dɪpɒt/ n. A sum of money or property given to someone as a loan or gift.
deposition /dɪˈpɒːsɪʃn/ n. A substance or material that is placed on top of something else.
deposits /dɪˈpɒstɪs/ n. Money or property held by a person or organization for future use.
depot /dɪˈpɔːt/ n. A place where vehicles are stored.
depressed /dɪˈpɛʃn/ n. A state of low mood or feeling.
depressing /dɪˈpɛrsɪŋ/ n. A state of being depressed or feeling down.
depression /dɪˈpɛʃn/ n. A state of low mood or feeling.
deprived /dɪˈprɪvd/ n. A state of being without resources or support.
depth /dɛpʃ/ n. The distance from the surface to the bottom of a body of water.
depths /dɛpʃ/ n. The vertical distance between two points on a surface.
deputies /dɪˈpɪtʃ/ n. A member of a legislative body.
deputy /dɪˈpɪtʃ/ n. A person who serves as a subordinate or assistant to another.
der /dər/ n. A place where people gather.
deranged /dɪˈrændʒ/ n. A person who is mentally or emotionally unstable.
derby /dɪˈbɜːri/ n. A field of grass where horses are bred.
derek /dɪˈrek/ n. A man who is a member of a club.
derrick /dɪˈkɜːrk/ n. A man who works for a company.
des /dɪs/ n. A place where people sleep.
descend /dɪˈsɛnd/ n. A person who is descended from a specific ancestor.
descendants /dʒɪnɪʃn/ n. Children born to parents.
descended /dɪˈskændʃ/ n. A person who has been born or raised in another country.
descent /dɪˈsɛnt/ n. A downward movement or step in a hierarchy.
describe /dɪˈskraɪb/ n. To describe or explain something.
described /dɪˈskreɪvd/ n. A description or account of something.
describes /dɪˈsriːbz/ n. A verb that describes or explains something.
describing /dɪˈsɜːrɪŋ/ n. A description or account of something.
description a place where people live.
desert /dɪˈzɜːrt/ n. A dry land with little or no water.
deserted /dɪˈzɪrtɪd/ n. A place without people living.
deserve /dɪˈzɪv/ n. To be worthy of something.
deserved /dɪˈzɜːrd/ n. A quality or state of being worthy of something.
deserves /dɪˈzɪrs/ n. A thing that is worthy of being done.
design /dɪˈzɪn/ n. A plan or scheme for building or arranging things.
designated /dɪˈzɪneɪt/ n. A person or thing chosen to be designated.
designed /dɪˈzɪnɪd/ n. A plan or scheme for building something.
designer /ɑːˈdɪʃn/ n. A person who creates art.
designers /dɪˈzɪnɪərs/ n. A person who creates art, architecture, or other designs.
designing /dɪˈzɪŋɪŋ/ n. The act of creating or planning something.
designs /dɪˈzɪn/ n. A set of ideas or plans for something.
desirable /dɪˈzɪəriəl/ n. Something that is good or favorable.
desire /dɪˈsaɪr/ n. A strong feeling of wanting something.
desired /dɪˈzɜːrəs/ n. A desired or preferred state or condition.
desires /dɪˈzɪrəs/ n. A feeling or desire for something.
desk /dɛsk/ n. A piece of furniture for writing or working.
desmond /dɪˈsɛmən/ n. A man of the name Desmond.
despair /dɪˈspɜːr/ n. A feeling of hopelessness or despair.
desperate /dɪˈsɛpər/ n. A state of extreme need or want.
desperately /dɪˈsɛpərətli/ n. A state of extreme distress or urgency.
desperation /dɪˈsɛpʃən/ n. A state of extreme need or want.
despicable /dɪˈsɪɡmɪk/ n. A person or thing of very low moral character.
despise /dɪˈspɪs/ n. A feeling of being unappreciated or unloved.
despite /dɪˈspɪt/ n. A situation or circumstance that prevents something from happening.
dessert /dɪˈzɜːr/ n. A sweet food eaten after a meal.
destination /dɪˈʃəʊʃn/ n. A place where one goes.
destined /dɪˈzɪn/ n. A person or thing destined to happen.
destiny /dɪˈstɪn/ n. A predetermined future event or state.
destroy /dʌstəʊr/ n. The act of destroying something.
destroyed /dɪˈzɜːrɪd/ n. A building that has been demolished.
destroyer /dɪˈzɜːr/ n. A person who destroys or ruins something.
destroying /dʌstɪrɪŋ/ n. The act of destroying something.
destroys /dɪˈzɜːrs/ n. A destructive act or process.
destruction /dɪˈkʃʌstʃn/ n. The act or state of destroying something.
destructive /dɪˈkʌstɪvɪt/ n. A harmful or damaging action or state.
detail /dɪˈtɛl/ n. A specific part of a larger structure.
detailed /dɪˈteɪtɪl/ n. A description or explanation of something.
details /dɪˈtɛlɪts/ n. A collection of facts or information.
detain /dɪˈteɪn/ n. A period of time during which a person is held in custody.
detained /dɪˈtenɪd/ n. A person held in custody or under arrest.
detect /dɪˈtæk/ n. A process of identifying or recognizing something.
detected /dɪˈtʃɛktɪd/ n. A person or thing that has been found or identified.
detection /dɪˈtækʃn/ n. The process of identifying or finding something.
detective /dɪˈkɛtʃv/ n. A person who investigates crimes.
detectives /dɪˈkɛtɪvɪz/ n. A person or group of people who investigate crimes.
detector /dɪˈtɛkə.tər/ n. A device used to detect or measure something.
detention /dɪˈtɪʃn/ n. A period of time when a person is held in custody.
determination /dɪˈmɪʃn.əʃn/ n. A firm belief in a course of action.
determine /dɪˈmɪnɪt/ n. To make a decision or a determination.
determined /dɪˈmɪnɪʃənt/ n. A state of being fully or completely settled or decided.
detonate /əˈpɒlɪt/ n. A sudden and violent explosion.
detonator /dɪˈtenəʊtə(r)/ n. A device that causes an explosion.
detour /dɪˈtɔːr/ n. A path taken around a difficult or unnecessary obstacle.
detroit /dɪˈtɛrɪt/ n. A city in the United States.
dev /dɛv/ n. A person who works on a computer.
devastated /dɪˈvɛstənd/ n. A state of being destroyed or ruined.
devastating /dɪˈvɛstɪŋ/ n. A very bad or terrible thing that happens to something.
develop /dɛvəˈlɛk/ n. The process of creating or improving something.
developed /dɪˈvɛlɪd/ n. A state of being or having been developed.
developing /dɪˈvɛlɪŋ/ n. A process of making something new or improving upon an existing one.
development /dɪvɪˈlɒɡəms/ n. The process of building something up or increasing its size.
developments /dɪˈvɛləbɪtʃɪz/ n. Changes or changes in the world.
device /dɪˈvɛɪt/ n. A tool or instrument used for a specific purpose.
devices /dɪˈvɪːz/ n. A device used to perform a specific task.
devil /dɪvəl/ n. A supernatural being or force of evil.
devils /dɪˈvɪlz/ n. A supernatural being or entity.
devised /dɪˈzɪvɪd/ n. A plan or scheme for something to be done.
devlin /dɪˈvɪlɪn/ n. A person who is a developer.
devon /dɪˈvɒn/ n. A region in the south of England.
devote /dɪˈvɒt/ n. to dedicate to something.
devoted /dɪˈvɒtɪd/ n. A person who is devoted to something.
devotion /dɪˈvɒʃn/ n. A feeling of being devoted to something or someone.
devour /dɪˈvɔːr/ n. A large amount of food eaten quickly.
dew /dɛv/ n. A thin, clear, and often cold layer of water on the surface of the earth.
dewey /dɛwi/ n. A person who studies or works on a particular subject.
dex /dɛks/ n. A place where people gather for entertainment.
dexter /dɪˈkɛstər/ n. A person with a large right arm.
dharma /dʒɑːm/ n. The fundamental principle or law of the universe.
di /dɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
diabetes /diˈbeɪtəs/ n. A chronic disease characterized by high blood sugar levels.
diabetic /dɪˈjæbɪtɪk/ n. A person with diabetes.
diagnosed /dɪˈɡɪnɪdɪd/ n. A medical condition or event that causes illness or death.
diagnosis /dɪˈzɪʃn/ n. A medical condition or event that causes illness or death.
dial /daɪəl/ n. A telephone or a device used to make or receive telephone calls.
dialect /dɪˈækt/ n. A variation of a language spoken by a specific group of people.
dialed /ˈdɪəld/ v. to call by voice.
dialing /daɪˈlaɪɪŋ/ n. The act of making a telephone call.
dialogue /dɪɡˈjuː/ n. A conversation between two or more people.
diamond /daɪm/ n. A precious gemstone.
diamonds /daɪmɔːks/ n. A gemstone used in jewelry.
diana /dɪˈniːə/ n. A woman.
diane /daɪˈniː/ n. A woman.
diaper /dɪˈpeɪər/ n. A piece of clothing worn for the purpose of covering the body.
diapers /diːpərz/ n. A small cloth or piece of paper used for cleaning the diaper area.
diarrhea /diˈriːə/ n. A condition characterized by frequent, watery, and loose stools.
diary /dɪˈeəri/ n. A written record of events.
diaz /daʒ/ n. A plant that produces a sweet, aromatic liquid.
dibs /dɪbs/ n. A small, flat, rectangular piece of metal used for holding coins.
dice /dɪs/ n. A small cube used for rolling a number.
dick /dɪk/ n. A small, rough, or unrefined person.
dickens /dɪkɪnz/ n. A person who is a fisherman.
dickhead /dɪkˈdʒeɪt/ n. A person who is ungrateful or unkind.
dickie /dɪkɪ/ n. A person who is a bit of a jerk.
dicks /dɪkɪks/ n. A group of people who live together in a house.
dictate /dɪˈkætət/ v. to impose or force upon someone.
dictator /dɪˈkɪtəʊr/ n. A person in power who exercises absolute control over a group.
dictatorship /dɪˈkɪtəʃəp/ n. A system of government in which the leader holds absolute power.
dictionary /dɪˈkʌnɪk/ n. A collection of words and phrases used to express ideas.
did /dɪd/ n. A verb meaning to do or to have done.
didi /dɪˈdi/ n. A small, often mobile, household appliance.
didn /dɪn/ v. to do something without doing it.
didnt /dɪdʒt/ n. A person who has not done something.
die /diː/ n. A person who dies.
died /daɪd/ n. A person who has passed away.
diego /diˈɡoʊ/ n. A person who is dead.
dies /daɪz/ n. The act of dying or the state of being dead.
diesel /dɪˈziːl/ n. A fuel used in internal combustion engines.
diet /diːt/ n. A food regimen or plan for nourishment.
differ /dɪfɪər/ n. A change or difference between two things.
difference /dɪˈfaɪəns/ n. The difference between two things.
differences /dɪˈfɛnɪʃnɪz/ n. The difference between two things.
different /dɪˈfaɪənt/ n. A thing that is not the same as another.
differently /dɪˈfaɪərənli/ n. A different or separate thing.
difficult /dɪˈfaɪ.kəlt/ n. A task or situation that is hard to accomplish.
difficulties /dɪˈfaɪəldzɪz/ n. Problems or challenges encountered.
difficulty n. A building in which people live.
dig /dɪɡ/ n. A hole or pit dug into the ground.
digest /dɪɡɪst/ n. The process of breaking down food.
digger /dɪɡər/ n. A person who digs for minerals or wood.
digging /dɪɡɪŋ/ n. The act of digging or the act of digging.
digital /dɪˈdʒɪl/ n. A computer or electronic device used for computing.
digits /dɪɡɪləʊs/ n. A sequence of numbers.
dignified /dɪˈɡɪnɪfɪd/ n. A person or thing considered worthy of respect.
dignity /dɪˈɡɪnɪti/ n. A state of being worthy of respect.
digs /dɪɡs/ n. A hole dug in the ground.
dilemma /dɪˈleɪmə/ n. A difficult situation or choice.
dillon /dɪˈlɪʃn/ n. A person who is a citizen of a particular country.
dim /dɪm/ n. A state of being or feeling.
dime /dɪm/ n. A small coin.
dimension /dɪˈmɪˌʃn/ n. A measure of length, width, or height.
dimensions /dɪˈmɪnɪʃnæs/ n. The physical size of an object.
dimitri /dɪˈmɪtʁi/ n. A Greek god.
dina /dɪˈnɪ/ n. A woman.
dinah /dɪˈnæh/ n. A woman who is a member of the family.
dine /dɪn/ n. A meal eaten with food and drink.
diner /dɪnər/ n. A place where people eat.
ding /dɪŋ/ n. A short, sharp sound made by a bird or animal.
dings /dɪŋz/ n. A sound or noise.
dining /dɪnɪŋ/ n. A place where people eat.
dinner /dɪnər/ n. A meal eaten at a restaurant or home.
dinners /dɪnɪər/ n. A meal eaten at a restaurant or home.
dino /dɪnɪ/ n. A dinosaur.
dinosaur /dɪˈzɪnɒn/ n. A long-lived, four-legged, reptilian animal.
dinosaurs /dɪˈnaɪəʊz/ n. A group of extinct reptiles that lived during the Mesozoic Era.
dinozzo /dɪnɪˈzoʊ/ n. A small, often playful, animal.
dioxide /daɪˈoʊs/ n. A gas consisting of two oxygen atoms.
dip /dɪp/ n. A downward movement or depression.
diploma /dɪˈplɒmə/ n. A document of official recognition of a degree or qualification.
diplomat /dɪˈplɒmæt/ n. A person who represents another country in international affairs.
diplomatic /dɪˈplɪmɪtɪk/ n. A formal arrangement or agreement between two or more parties.
dire /dɪr/ n. A direction or path.
direct /dɪrɪkt/ n. A course of action or a specific direction.
directed /dɪˈræktɪd/ n. A direction given to something.
directing /dɪˈrɛɪʒɪŋ/ n. The act of leading or controlling.
direction /dɪˈrɛkʃn/ n. A line or path from one place to another.
directions /dɪˈrɛkʃn/ n. A line or path indicating a specific direction.
directly /dɪrəktəli/ n. A movement or action that happens immediately.
director /dɪˈrɪʃn/ n. A person who directs a film or television production.
directors /dɪˈrɛktərs/ n. A person who directs a film or television show.
dirk /dɪrɪk/ n. A person who is a man.
dirt /dɪr/ n. A natural soil or ground.
dirty /dɪr.ti/ n. A place where people wash their hands.
disability /dɪˈzɪbɪləti/ n. A condition or state of being unable to perform a specific activity.
disable /dɪˈnaɪb/ n. A device that prevents or stops a process from running.
disabled /disəbɪd/ n. A person who has a disability.
disagree /dɪˈsaɪɡər/ n. A person who does not agree with someone else.
disagreement /dɪˈsaɪɡrəʊm/ n. A disagreement or conflict.
disappear /disəp/ v. to cease existing.
disappearance /disəˈpeɪʃn/ n. The act of vanishing or becoming gone.
disappeared /dɪsəpaɪnd/ n. A person or thing that has vanished or been removed.
disappearing /dɪsəˈpærəɪŋ/ n. A process of vanishing or becoming invisible.
disappears /dɪsəˈpeɪrəs/ n. A thing that vanishes or is no longer present.
disappoint /dɪsəmpəɪnt/ v. to fail to satisfy or satisfy someone's expectations.
disappointed /dɪsˈpaɪnˌtɪft/ n. A feeling of sadness or disappointment.
disappointing /dɪsəmpəɪntɪŋ/ n. Something that fails to satisfy or satisfy expectations.
disappointment /dɪsˈɪpəntʃən/ n. A feeling of being unfulfilled or disappointed.
disarm /dɪˈzɑːrm/ n. To remove weapons from a person or vehicle.
disaster /dɪˈzɪstər/ n. A sudden and severe event that causes damage or loss of life.
disasters /dɪˈzɪstərs/ n. A significant event or occurrence that causes harm or loss.
disastrous /dɪˈzɪstər/ n. A large and serious accident or event.
disc /dis/ n. A disc or disk.
discharge /dɪˈzɪʃ/ n. The act of releasing something into the environment.
discharged /dɪˈʃɜːrd/ n. A person who has been released from prison or service.
disciple /dɪˈsɪpəl/ n. A person who is taught by another person.
disciples /disˈkluːps/ n. A group of people who follow a teacher or leader.
disciplinary /dis-kil-dik/ n. A set of rules or regulations governing behavior.
discipline /disˈkɪplɪn/ n. A set of rules or regulations that govern behavior.
disclose /disˈkloʊz/ n. To make known or reveal something.
disco /dɪsɪk/ n. A place for people to listen to music.
discomfort /dɪˈskɒm/ n. A feeling of unease or lack of comfort.
disconnect /disˈkɒn/ n. A separation or break in connection.
disconnected /disˈkənˌnɛʃn/ n. A part of a system that is not connected to the rest.
discount /dis-kənt/ n. A reduction in price or cost.
discover /dɪs-kəʊvər/ n. A person who finds or discovers something.
discovered /dɪˈsəbɪlɪd/ n. A discovery made by an agent.
discoveries /dɪs-kəˈvɜːrɪz/ n. A discovery made by an explorer.
discovering /dɪsˈkɒvərɪŋ/ n. The act of finding something new or the process of discovering something.
discovery /dɪˈsaɪəʊ/ n. A new or unknown thing that has been found.
discreet /dɪsˈkriːt/ n. A thing that is not easily seen or heard.
discretion /dɪˈskriːʃn/ n. The ability to act with care and judgment.
discrimination /disˈkriːmɪneɪʃn/ n. A practice of treating people differently based on their characteristics.
discuss /dɪˈskʌs/ n. A discussion or conversation.
discussed /dɪˈkʌstɪd/ n. A discussion or conversation.
discussing /dɪˈskjuːzɪŋ/ n. A discussion or conversation.
discussion /dɪˈsɜːʃn/ n. A conversation or exchange of ideas.
discussions /dɪˈkʌʃnɪzz/ n. A conversation or exchange of ideas.
disease /dɪˈziːs/ n. A sickness or illness.
diseases /dɪˈziːzɪz/ n. A disease or illness.
disgrace /dɪˈzɪɡ/ n. A bad or unpleasant thing that makes someone feel ashamed or inferior.
disgraced /dɪˈzɪɡreɪd/ n. A person or thing that has been publicly or privately humiliated.
disgraceful /dɪˈzɪɡrəfi/ n. A person or thing that is not good or fair.
disguise /dɪˈziːz/ n. A method of concealing one's true identity.
disguised /dɪˈzɪʃəs/ n. A person who is pretending to be someone else.
disgust /dɪˈzɜːst/ n. A feeling of revulsion or disgust.
disgusted /dɪˈzɪst/ n. A feeling of revulsion or disgust.
disgusting /dɪˈzɪɡstʃɪŋ/ n. Something unpleasant or offensive.
dish /dɪʃ/ n. A dish of food.
dishes /dɪʃəs/ n. A dish or meal.
dishonest /dɪʃənt/ n. A person who is not honest.
dishwasher /dɪˈʃɪs/ n. A machine used for cleaning dishes.
disk /dis/ n. A flat surface on which data is stored.
dislike /dɪsˈlaɪk/ n. A feeling of not liking something.
dismiss /dɪsˈmɪs/ n. A formal or informal act of removing someone from a situation or position.
dismissed /dɪsˈmɪʃn/ n. A decision to reject or abandon something.
disney /dɪsɪn/ n. A famous animated film studio.
disneyland /dɪˈsiːnəlænd/ n. A land in which people live.
disobey /disəbɪ/ n. To act against a law or rule.
disorder /dɪˈzɔːr/ n. A state of being or condition that is abnormal or unbalanced.
dispatch /dɪˈpɛtʃ/ n. A person who sends or delivers something.
dispatched /dɪˈspɛtʃ/ v. to send or send off.
dispatcher /dɪˈpəʊtəʊʃər/ n. A person who dispatches or directs messages.
disperse /dɪˈsɪpər/ n. to spread out or break apart.
display /dɪˈsɪpl/ n. A place where people gather or display items.
displayed /dɪˈsaɪpl/ n. A representation or image of something.
disposal /dɪˈzɔːp/ n. The act or process of removing or discarding something.
dispose /disˈpɒs/ n. To remove or eliminate something from a place.
disposed /disəpəs/ n. A state of being or action that has been made or decided.
disposition /dɪˈsɪpɔːʒn/ n. A state of affairs or condition.
dispute /dɪˈspjuːt/ n. A disagreement or conflict between parties.
disregard /dɪˈzɪɡrænd/ n. A decision or action that is not taken into account.
disrespect /dɪˈzɪrˌsɛk/ n. A feeling of being unappreciated or unvalued.
disrespectful /dɪˈzɪrˌsɛk.tʃəl/ n. A person or thing that is not respectful.
disrupt /dɪsˈrɪsəpt/ n. A disturbance or change in order.
dissolve /dɪˈsaɪləʊ/ v. to break down into a solution.
distance /dɪˈstɛns/ n. The space between two points.
distances /dɪˈstænks/ n. The measurement of separation between objects.
distant /fər/ n. A distance away from something.
distinct /dɪstɪŋ/ n. A difference or separation.
distinction /dɪˈstɪʃn/ n. A difference or difference between two things.
distinctive /dɪstɪŋˈtɪʃv/ n. A feature or quality that makes something unique.
distinguish /dɪˈstɪɡn/ n. To differentiate between two or more things.
distinguished /dɪˈzɪʃən/ n. A person or thing of great importance or quality.
distorted /dɪsˈtɔːrt/ n. A change in shape or quality.
distract /dɪˈstrækt/ n. to cause someone to pay attention to something else.
distracted /dɪˈstræktɪd/ n. A person who is not fully focused on a task.
distracting /dɪˈstræʃn/ n. A thing that causes someone to lose focus or attention.
distraction /dɪˈstɛʃn/ n. A thing that causes someone to lose focus or attention.
distractions /dɪˈztrækʃn/ n. Things that distract or interfere with one's attention.
distress /dɪˈstrɪs/ n. A state of being in a difficult or unpleasant condition.
distressed /dɪˈstrɪəs/ n. A state of being unhappy or in need of help.
distribute /dɪˈzɪstveɪt/ n. To spread or give out something.
distributed /dɪˈstɪrɪʃt/ n. A distribution of something.
distribution /dɪˈstɪʃn/ n. The act of distributing or the process of distributing.
district /dɪˈstʃɪʃ/ n. A geographic area within a city or town.
disturb /dɪsˈtʌrb/ n. A disturbance or disruption to something.
disturbance /dɪsˈtʌrbəns/ n. A disturbance or change in the state of affairs.
disturbed /dɪsˈtʌrbənd/ n. A state of being disturbed or upset.
disturbing /dɪˈstʌrɪbɪŋ/ n. Something that causes a disturbance.
ditch /dɪtʃ/ n. A small hole or depression in the ground.
ditched /dɪtʃɪd/ n. A place where a person or animal has been thrown or pushed.
diva /dɪˈva/ n. A woman who is very popular with men.
dive /dɪv/ n. A downward movement or action.
diver /dɪvər/ n. A person who swims or dives.
divers /dɪvɪs/ n. A collection of different types of things.
diversion /dɪˈvɜːʒən/ n. A change in course or direction.
diversity /dɪˈvɜːsɪti/ n. A variety of different things or people.
divert /dɪvɜːrt/ n. A place where people gather for entertainment.
divide /dɪˈvaɪn/ n. A division or split.
divided /dɪˈvaɪdɪd/ n. A split or separation.
divine /dɪˈvɪn/ n. A god or deity.
diving /dɪvɪŋ/ n. The act of swimming or diving.
division /dɪˈvɪʃn/ n. A part of a larger whole.
divisions /dɪˈvɪʃnɪz/ n. A group of separate parts or sections.
divorce /dɪˈvɔːr/ n. A legal separation of spouses.
divorced /dɪˈvɔːrɪd/ n. A legal separation of two people.
divya /dɪˈva/ n. A woman of the same sex as the speaker.
dixie /dɪˈxiː/ n. A small, often black, American city.
dixon /dɪkʃn/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
dizzy /dɪˈziː/ n. A state of being unsteady or unsteady.
dj /dʒ/ n. A musical instrument.
dna /dɪn/ n. A molecule of genetic material.
do /dɒ/ n. A verb meaning to do or to be done.
doc /dɒk/ n. A person who writes or speaks.
dock /dɒk/ n. A place where boats or vehicles are moored.
docks /dɒks/ n. A body of water where ships or boats are moored.
doctor /dɒk/ n. A medical professional who treats patients.
doctors /dɒˈkɪtʃɪz/ n. A medical professional who treats patients.
document /dɒnˈskʌpt/ n. A written record of events or information.
documentary /dɒnˈkjuːtər/ n. A film or television program about a real or fictional event.
documented /dɒˈkʌn.tɪd/ n. A record of something that has happened.
documents /dɒkəˈmɛnʃ/ n. A collection of written materials.
dodge /dɒdʒ/ n. A maneuver to avoid being hit by a moving object.
dodgers /ˈdɒdʒərz/ n. A baseball team.
dodgy /dɒdʒi/ n. A person who is not entirely clear or certain.
doe /dɒi/ n. A small, round, and soft animal.
does /dɒz/ n. A verb meaning to do or to be done.
doesn /dɒn/ n. A verb meaning to not do something.
dog /dɒɡ/ n. A domesticated animal that lives with humans.
doggie /dɒɡ/ n. A small animal that lives with humans.
doggy /dʒɒɡ/ n. A dog.
dogs /dɒɡs/ n. A domesticated animal that lives with humans.
doin /dɒɪn/ n. A verb meaning to perform an action.
doing /dɒɪɪŋ/ n. A verb or action.
doll /dɒl/ n. A small house.
dollar /dɒl/ n. A unit of currency.
dollars /dɔːlˈzɔːrs/ n. A unit of currency.
dolls /dɒl/ n. A stuffed toy for play.
dolly /dɒlɪ/ n. A small, lightweight, and often unsteady animal.
dolores /dɒˈloʊrəs/ n. A feeling of sorrow or pain.
dolphin /dɒlpɪn/ n. A marine mammal with a rounded head and a long snout.
dolphins /dɒlˈpɪnʃ/ n. A large aquatic mammal known for its distinctive blips.
dom /dɒm/ n. A place where people gather for social activities.
domain /dɒmɪn/ n. A specific area or field of study.
dome /dɒm/ n. A circular or dome-shaped structure.
domestic /dɒmɪstɪk/ n. A part of a household.
dominant /dɒmɪnənt/ n. A person or thing that is the most important or influential.
dominate /dɒˈmeɪn/ n. To control or overpower another person or group.
dominated /dɒˈmeɪndɪd/ n. A state of being ruled by or controlled by another.
dominic /dōmɪnɪk/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
dominion /dɒˈmiːn/ n. A power or authority over a territory.
dominique /dɔ̃.mi̯.ni̯/ n. A person of French origin.
don /dɒn/ n. A small, flat building in which people sleep.
dona /dɒnə/ n. A woman who is unmarried.
donald /dɒnˈald/ n. A U.S. presidential candidate.
donate /dɒnˈteɪt/ n. To give something to someone or something for free.
donated /dɒnˈteɪtɪd/ n. A gift given to someone or something.
donatello /dɒnəˈtɛllo/ n. A sculptor known for his work in the Renaissance.
donation /dɒˈneʃn/ n. A gift given to someone or something in exchange for something else.
donations /dɒˈnɪʃnz/ n. A gift given to someone or something in exchange for something else.
done /dɪn/ n. A completed action or event.
dong /dɒŋ/ n. A small house or dwelling.
donkey /dɒˈnʌkɪ/ n. A large, hairy dog.
donna /wɒmən/ n. A female human being.
donnie /dɒnˈniː/ n. A person who is not a native speaker of the language.
donny /dɒn/ n. A person.
donor /dɒnər/ n. A person or organization who gives money, goods, or services to another.
donors /dɒnərz/ n. A person or organization who gives money or other resources to a charity or cause.
donovan /dɒˈnɒvən/ n. A person of the family of the Lord.
dont /dɒnt/ n. A negative form of the verb "to do" meaning "not to do".
donut /dɒˈnʌt/ n. A small round pastry.
donuts /dɒnʃ/ n. A small pastry made from dough and sugar.
doo /dɔːr/ n. A doorway or opening in a wall.
doom /dɔːm/ n. A state of being or an event resulting in death.
doomed /dred/ n. A state of being or feeling of fear or dread.
door /dɔːr/ n. A door in which people pass through.
doorbell /dɔːˈbɪl/ n. A device that makes a sound when a door is opened.
doorman /dɔːr/ n. A person who guards the entrance to a building.
doors /dɔːrs/ n. A door in which people pass through.
doorstep /dɔːrˈspɪst/ n. A small area of land or space between a building and a street.
doorway /dɔːˈwɜːr/ n. An opening in a building or structure.
dope /dʒoʊ/ n. A substance used for recreational purposes.
dora /dɔːrə/ n. A small, colorful, and often mischievous animal.
dorian /dɔːriən/ n. A person of noble birth.
doris /dɔːrɪs/ n. A woman who is a member of the family.
dork /dɔːk/ n. A person who is stupid or foolish.
dorm a temporary housing unit for students.
dorothy /dɔːrəti/ n. A woman of the name Dorothy.
dos /dɒs/ n. A small, flat building used for sleeping.
dose /dɒs/ n. A small amount of something.
dot /dɒt/ n. A small, round object or shape.
doth /dɒθ/ n. A verb meaning to do or to be done.
dots /dɒts/ n. A small, round object.
double /dʌbl/ n. Two or more people living together.
doubled /dɪˈblɪd/ n. A number of times or a quantity that has been multiplied by two.
doubles /dʌblɪz/ n. Two or more people living together.
doubt /dʌb/ n. A feeling of uncertainty or lack of confidence.
doubted /dɪˈbɔːtɪd/ n. A person who doubts something.
doubtful /dʌbˈtʌl/ n. A person who is uncertain or unsure.
doubting /dʌbɪŋ/ n. A state of uncertainty or lack of confidence.
doubts /dʌbts/ n. A feeling of uncertainty or lack of confidence.
douche /dʒuːʃ/ n. A place for people to use the toilet.
doug /dʒʌɡ/ n. A man who is a dog.
dough /bʌd/ n. A flat, soft, and sweet food made from flour, water, and other ingredients.
doughnut /dʒuːɡnɔːt/ n. A round, flat, baked food.
doughnuts /dʒuːɡˈnʌts/ n. A doughnut-shaped pastry.
dougie /dʒuːˈɡiː/ n. A person with a peculiar or eccentric personality.
douglas /dʒuːɡ/ n. A man who is a person of the house.
dove /bɔɪd/ n. A small flying animal.
down /dʌn/ n. A direction or movement toward the bottom.
downhill /dʌnˈhɪl/ n. A direction or slope that leads downward.
download /dɒnˈlaʊn/ n. A file or data file that can be downloaded.
downloaded /dɒnˈluːd/ n. A file or data file that has been downloaded.
downs /dʌnks/ n. A building in which people live.
downstairs /dʌnˈstɛdʒ/ n. A floor below the main floor.
downtown /dɔːˈtɛn/ n. A city center or commercial district.
dowry /dɔːrɪ/ n. A sum of money or property given to a bride as a dowage.
doyle /dɒˈlaɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
dozen /dɒʒən/ n. A group of ten or a quantity of ten.
dozens /dɒz/ n. A large number of items.
dr /dʁ/ n. A person who is a doctor.
dracula /drəˈkəˌlɑːk/ n. A vampire.
draft /dʌft/ n. A draft of a document or speech.
drafted /dʌfərt/ n. A document prepared by a person or group.
drag /dʒɑːɡ/ n. A force that pulls or drags something.
dragged /dʒæɡd/ n. A thing that is being moved.
dragging /dræɡɪŋ/ n. The act of pulling something with one's hands.
dragon /draʊɡən/ n. A mythical or real dragon-like creature.
dragons /dræɡən/ n. A mythical creature with four legs and a tail.
drain /draɪn/ n. A hole or channel through which water flows.
drained /draɪnɪd/ n. A body of water that has been emptied.
drake /draʊk/ n. A large, powerful, or aggressive animal.
drama /drəˈmeɪ/ n. A story or performance involving human emotions and conflict.
dramatic /drəˈmætɪk/ n. A situation or event that is intended to be very exciting or surprising.
dramatically /ˈdræmɪkəli/ adj. A very great or wonderful change or event.
drank /dræn/ n. A liquid consumed by humans.
drastic /drəˈstɪk/ n. A great deal of force or power.
draw /dɔːr/ n. A line drawn on a surface.
drawer /ˈdʌrə(r)/ n. A small wooden box used to store small items.
drawers /dræʊərs/ n. A set of drawers for holding items.
drawing /dɪˈrɪŋ/ n. A line drawing or sketch.
drawings /drəˈwɪŋz/ n. A collection of pictures or sketches.
drawn /dɔːn/ n. A line or curve drawn on a surface.
draws /drəʊz/ n. A line drawn on a surface.
dre /dred/ n. A large, heavy, or difficult task.
dread /drɛd/ n. A feeling of fear or terror.
dreadful /ˈdrɛdʒəl/ adj. A state of being or feeling of fear or horror.
dream /dʌm/ n. A state of mind or a mental state.
dreamed /dʌmˈraɪd/ v. to make a wish or plan.
dreamer /dʌmˈrɛər/ n. A person who dreams.
dreaming /dʌmɪŋ/ n. The mental process of creating or visualizing a desired outcome.
dreams /dʌm/ n. A series of events or ideas that a person imagines.
dreamt /dʌmɹt/ n. A thought or idea that has not yet been realized.
drenched /dʒɛnɪt/ n. A state of being wet or soaked.
dress /dɪrɪs/ n. A piece of clothing worn by people.
dressed /dɜːs/ n. A state of being well-attired.
dresser /dɪˈzɪər/ n. A piece of furniture used for storing clothes.
dresses /kluːz/ n. A set of garments worn by people.
dressing /kluːz/ n. Clothing worn by people.
drew /dɪr/ n. A person who draws.
dried /draɪd/ n. A state of being dry or having been dried.
drift /drɪft/ n. A slow, unsteady motion or movement.
drifted /drɪft/ v. to move slowly or gradually.
drifting /drɪˈθɪŋ/ n. A motion of moving slowly or without purpose.
drill /drɪl/ n. A hole or pit in the ground.
drilling /drɪˈlaɪŋ/ n. A process of removing soil or rock to create a hole for a tool or object.
drink /drɪnk/ n. A liquid consumed by humans.
drinker /drɪnər/ n. A person who drinks alcohol.
drinking /drɪŋkɪŋ/ n. A liquid consumed by humans.
drinks /drɪŋz/ n. A beverage consumed by humans.
drip /dɪp/ n. A small stream of liquid.
dripping /driːpɪŋ/ n. A continuous stream of liquid falling from a source.
drive /draɪv/ n. A road or path used for transportation.
driven /drɪvn/ n. A vehicle that moves a person from one place to another.
driver /dɪˈvɜːr/ n. A person who drives a vehicle.
drivers /driˈvɜːrs/ n. A person who drives a vehicle.
drives /drɪvɪz/ n. A vehicle used for transportation.
driveway /drɪˈvaɪw/ n. A paved area for vehicles to pass through.
driving /drɪvɪŋ/ n. The act of operating a vehicle.
drone /drəʊn/ n. A small flying machine used for surveillance or transport.
drones /drəʊnz/ n. A small flying machine used for surveillance or transportation.
drooling /druːlɪŋ/ n. A state of having saliva in the mouth.
drop /dʌp/ n. A downward movement or fall.
dropped /dʌp/ n. A falling object or a state of having fallen.
dropping /dʌpɹɪŋ/ n. The act of letting something fall or the process of letting something fall.
drops /dɒps/ n. A drop of liquid.
drought /druːθ/ n. A prolonged period of abnormally long, dry weather.
drove /drɪv/ n. A vehicle used to move people or goods.
drown /dɔːn/ n. To cause someone to sink or fall into water.
drowned /dɒnd/ n. A state of being submerged or unable to breathe.
drowning /dɔːrɪŋ/ n. A state of being unable to float or swim.
drug /drʌɡ/ n. A substance used to treat or relieve pain.
drugged /drʌɡd/ n. A substance that affects the mind or body.
drugs /drʌɡz/ n. Substances that affect the body's chemical processes.
drugstore /drəʊˈstrəʊ/ n. A shop that sells medicines.
drum /drʌm/ n. A musical instrument used for making sounds.
drummer /drʌmər/ n. A person who plays the drums.
drumming /drʌmɪŋ/ n. The act of making a drum.
drums /drʌms/ n. A musical instrument used for rhythm and melody.
drunk /drʌŋk/ n. A state of intoxication.
drunkard /drʌŋkɑːr/ n. A person who drinks excessively.
drunken /drʌnʃn/ n. A state of intoxication or excessive drinking.
drunks /drʌmz/ n. A person who drinks alcohol.
dry /draɪ/ n. A state of being dry or lacking moisture.
dryer /drɪˈziː/ n. A machine for drying clothes.
drying /driːɪŋ/ n. The process of removing moisture from a substance.
ds /dʒeɪ/ n. A small, single room in a house.
du /duː/ n. A small house or cottage.
duane /duːn/ n. A person who is a man.
dubai /dʌbɪ/ n. A city in the United Arab Emirates.
dublin /dʌblɪn/ n. A city in Ireland.
dubois /dʒuːbɔɪs/ n. A person who is a descendant of a noble family.
duchess /dʌʃəs/ n. A woman in a formal dress.
duck /duːk/ n. A bird.
duckman /duːkˈmæn/ n. A person who is a duck.
ducks /dʌkks/ n. A bird with a long tail.
ducky /dʌkɪ/ n. A small, furry animal.
duct /dʌkt/ n. A pipe or tube used to transport fluids or gases.
dude /duːd/ n. A person who is not a human being.
dudes /duːdʒ/ n. A group of people who are friends.
dudley /dʌˈdʒɪl/ n. A small, isolated village.
due /duː/ n. A time or place when something must happen.
duel /fɪɡ/ n. A contest between two or more people for a prize or advantage.
dues /fɪəs/ n. A charge or payment due to a service or transaction.
duffy /dʒɪf/ n. A small, often playful, dog.
dug /dʒʌɡ/ n. A hole dug in the ground.
duh /dʒuː/ n. A sound made by a person or animal.
duke /dʌk/ n. A person of high rank in a family.
dull /dʌl/ n. A state of being dull or lacking in color or brightness.
dum /dʌm/ n. A small, often unlit, room in a house.
dumb /dʌm/ n. A person who is stupid or unable to understand.
dumbass /dʌmbəs/ n. A person who is stupid or foolish.
dumbest /dʌmbest/ n. The most foolish or stupid thing.
dummy /dʌm/ n. A placeholder or substitute item.
dump /dʌmp/ n. A container for holding waste.
dumped /dʌmpɪd/ v. To empty or empty out.
dumping /dʌmpɪŋ/ n. The act of throwing something away.
dumplings /dʌmˈpɪlɪŋz/ n. A dumpling-shaped food.
dumps /dʌmps/ n. A large container for holding waste.
dumpster /trɪʃ/ n. A place where garbage is collected.
duncan /dʌŋkən/ n. A man of the family.
dung /dʌŋ/ n. A waste product of living organisms.
dungeon /dʌnʃən/ n. A dungeon is a dungeon.
dunk /dʌŋk/ n. A deep hole or depression.
dunn /dʌn/ n. A small, single-story building.
dunno /dʌn/ n. A word for a person who does not know something.
duo /duː/ n. Two or more people living together.
duplicate /dɪˈpɔːkənt/ n. A copy or copy of something.
duration /djuːˈrɛʃn/ n. The length of time something lasts.
during /dʌrɪnd/ n. A period of time during which something happens.
dusk /dʌsk/ n. The time of day when the sun has set.
dust /dʌst/ n. Fine, dry, and often invisible particles in the air.
dustin /dɪˈstɪn/ n. A person who is a cowboy.
dusty /dʒʌst/ n. A condition of being covered with dust.
dutch /duːt/ n. A country in Europe.
duties /dʌtɪz/ n. A set of responsibilities or obligations.
duty /djuːt/ n. A responsibility or obligation.
dvd /dɪv/ n. A video disc containing a movie or television program.
dwarf /dɔːrf/ n. A small human being.
dwayne /dwaɪn/ n. A person of the same name.
dwell /dɪˈwɜːl/ n. To live in a building.
dwight /dwiːt/ n. A person who is a man.
dye /daɪ/ n. A substance applied to a material to change its color.
dying /dɪɪŋ/ n. The state of being dead.
dyke /dɪk/ n. A person who is gay.
dylan /dɪˈlæn/ n. A person of the surname Dylan.
dynamic /dɪˈnaɪmɪk/ n. A changeable or shifting state.
dynamite explosive agent: /ɪkˈsploʊsɪv/ n. A substance that causes an explosion.
dynasty /dɪˈnæstɪ/ n. A long period of time during which a particular group of people lived.
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e /eɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
each /eʃ/ n. A person who does something.
eager /eɪɡər/ n. A person who is very excited or enthusiastic.
eagle /bɪr/ n. A flying animal with feathers.
eagles /bɪdɪks/ n. A group of birds.
ear /eər/ n. A small part of the body used for hearing.
earl /ɔːr/ n. A person of noble birth.
earlier /ˈeɪl.ər/ n. A time before another time.
earliest /ˈeɪrˌlaɪst/ n. the first or first time something happens.
early /ˈɛrl/ n. A time before a certain point in time.
earn /eər/ n. A person who makes money.
earned /ɪnˈdɜːr/ v. to acquire or obtain something through effort or time.
earning /ɪˈɹɪŋ/ n. A person who earns money.
earnings /ɪnˈkɒm/ n. A sum of money received from work or business.
earns /eɪn/ n. A sum of money received from work or other sources.
earring /ˈeɪrɪŋ/ n. A small piece of jewelry worn around the ear.
earrings /ˈeɪr.ɪr.ɪŋz/ n. A pair of jewelry pieces worn around the ear.
ears /eərs/ n. A part of the body that contains the human ear.
earth /eəθ/ n. A planet in which people live.
earthly /ɔːˈθri/ n. A part of the physical world that is not immortal.
earthquake /ˈeθərˌkwaɪn/ n. A sudden, violent shaking of the ground.
earthquakes /eɪrˈkwaɪks/ n. A sudden, violent shaking of the ground.
ease /eɪs/ n. A state of being comfortable or relaxed.
easier /eɪˈsaɪər/ n. A thing that is easier to do than another.
easiest /eɪˈziːst/ n. The easiest or most difficult thing to do.
easily /ˈeɪs.li/ n. A state of being or doing something with little or no difficulty.
east /eɪst/ n. A direction in the compass.
easter /ˈeːstər/ n. A holiday in the springtime.
eastern /eːstərən/ n. A region or area located to the east.
easy /eɪˈziː/ n. A simple or easy-to-understand concept.
eat /eɪt/ n. A verb meaning to consume food.
eaten /fəʊd/ n. A food item or dish.
eater /ˈeɪtər/ n. A living being that feeds on other organisms.
eating /eɪtɪŋ/ n. A meal consisting of food and drink.
eats /eɪts/ n. A verb meaning to consume food.
eccentric /ɪkˈsenɪk/ n. A person who is unusual or odd.
echo /ɛk/ n. A sound produced by a speaker.
echoes /ɪkˈθɒns/ n. A repetition of a sound or word.
echoing /ɪkˈhoʊɪŋ/ n. A process of repeating a sound or word.
eclipse /ˈsjuːtɪn/ n. The last part of the sun's light.
economic /ɪkʌmɪnɪk/ n. A branch of economics that studies the relationship between money and goods.
economics /ɪˈkɒnɪstɪk/ n. The study of money and business.
economy /əˈkɒn.mɪ/ n. A system of production and distribution of goods and services.
ecstasy /ekˈstəsi/ n. A state of intense happiness or euphoria.
ed /eɪd/ n. A state of being or a noun representing a state.
eddie /ɪd/ n. A person.
eddy /ˈɛdwi/ n. A young man.
eden /edēn/ n. A place where people sleep.
edgar /ˈɛdɡər/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
edge /eɪdʒ/ n. A boundary or limit.
edges /eɪdʒz/ n. The boundaries or limits of a space.
edgy /ˈedʒi/ n. A person who is easily provoked or easily angered.
edible /ˈeɪdʒəbl/ n. A food that can be eaten.
edie /eˈdiː/ n. A woman who is unmarried.
edinburgh /ɪnˈdʒɜːrb/ n. A city in Scotland.
edison /ɪˈdɪʃn/ n. A person who invented the telephone.
edit /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
edited /ˈedɪkt/ n. A modification or alteration to a work.
edith /ˈdɪtʃ/ n. A person who has a child.
editing /ˈedɪdɪŋ/ n. The process of writing or correcting text.
edition /ˌɪdʒɪʃn/ n. A specific version or release of a book, film, or other work.
editor /ˈedɪʃər/ n. A person who edits or types text.
editorial /ˌedɪʃərˈdɪjər/ n. A publication or article intended for a specific audience.
edmund /ˈɛmdʊm/ n. A person named Edmund.
edna /ɪdˈna/ n. A woman who is single.
edo /ˈedəʊ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
eduardo /eˈdʊɑːrɒ/ n. A man of the nobility.
educate /edʒəˈkjuːt/ n. The act of teaching or training someone.
educated /ed-uk-ted/ n. A person who has received formal instruction.
education /ed-u-k-a-t-i-o-n/ n. A system of learning and teaching.
educational /edukʷəʒnəl/ n. A place where people learn.
edward /ɪˈdɜːrd/ n. A man of the English royal family.
edwards /ˈɛd.wɜːrs/ n. A man of the family.
edwin /ɪˈdɪwɪn/ n. A man who is a worker.
ee /iː/ n. A vowel sound in English.
eel /eɪl/ n. A small fish.
eerie /ˈaɪəri/ n. A strange or frightening sight or feeling.
effect /ˈefekt/ n. A change or influence that occurs as a result of another event.
effective /ɪˈfɪʃ.ə.ve/ n. A method or action that produces a desired result.
effectively /ˌɛfˈsɪvɪtli/ n. A method of doing something that is done in a very short time.
effects /ˈefəktz/ n. The result or influence of an action or event.
efficiency /ˈefə.sɪ.sɪ.ə/ n. A measure of how well a process or system performs its tasks.
efficient /ɪfɪʃn/ n. A thing that does something well.
effort /ɪfˈɔːrt/ n. A task or action that requires energy or time.
efforts /ɪfˈɔːrts/ n. A set of actions or steps taken to achieve a goal.
egg /eɪɡ/ n. A small round object used for cooking.
eggs /ˈɡɪɡz/ n. A group of eggs.
ego /eɡo/ n. A person's own mind or self.
egypt /eɪɡpʰɛpt/ n. A land in the north of the world.
egyptian /ɪɡˈpɪtʃn/ n. A person of Egyptian descent.
egyptians /ɪɡˈzɪpn/ n. A people of the ancient land of Egypt.
eh /eɪ/ n. A short, high-pitched sound.
eiffel /ɪfɪl/ n. A tall, ornate iron bridge over the Seine in Paris.
eight /eɪɡθ/ n. A number of eight.
eighteen /eɪtˈsaɪnd/ n. A number of 18.
eighth /eɪθʃ/ n. The eighth day of the week.
eighty /eɪɡθi/ n. A number of 80.
eileen /eɪˈlaɪn/ n. A woman who is unmarried.
einstein /ɪnˈzɪst/ n. A physicist who formulated the theory of relativity.
either /eɪtʃər/ n. A choice between two or more alternatives.
el /el/ n. A person.
elaborate /ˌɛldəˈrækt/ n. A process of making something more complex or detailed.
elaine /ˈelɪn/ n. A woman.
elbow /ˈelʌb/ n. A joint in the arm.
elbows /ˈelbʌks/ n. The joints at the ends of the arms.
elder /ˈel.dər/ n. An older person.
elderly /ˈelɪdʒi/ n. An old person.
elderman /ˈelˌdɛmən/ n. An old man.
elders /ˈel.dərz/ n. An old person.
eldest the oldest person in a family.
eleanor /ˈelɪn.ə/ n. A woman of the name Eleanor.
elected /ˈelɪdʒt/ n. A person chosen to serve in a public office.
election /ɪˈkʌʃn/ n. A public vote for a political office.
elections /ˌɛlɪʃnz/ n. A formal vote for a political office.
electric /ɪˈkɪlɪk/ n. A device that produces electricity.
electrical /ˈelɪk.tɪkəl/ n. A device or system that provides electricity.
electricity /ɪˈkɪlɪti/ n. A source of energy used to power machines and devices.
electromagnetic /ɪˈlɛktɪmɪɡənt/ n. A field of energy that can be generated or transmitted by electric or magnetic fields.
electronic /ˈel.ɪk.tɪn.ɪk/ n. A device or system that uses electricity.
electronics /ɪnˈkɒlɪtɪs/ n. electronic devices used for computing, communication, and entertainment.
elegant /ˈel.ɡent/ n. A person or thing that is beautiful and well-made.
element /ɪmˈlɛk/ n. A substance that makes up the composition of matter.
elementary /ˈelɪmɪtəri/ n. A school or institution for children.
elements /ˈelɪmənts/ n. The fundamental substances that make up everything.
elena /ˈeləna/ n. A woman.
elephant /ˈelɪfənt/ n. A large land animal with four legs.
elephants /eˈlɪfəns/ n. Large mammals with trunk-like limbs.
elevated /ˈelɪdɪt/ n. A place or position that is higher than the surrounding area.
elevator /ˌɪlvəˈseɪtər/ n. A mechanical device for moving people vertically.
elevators /ˈelɪvəʊərz/ n. A device used to move people vertically.
eleven /ɪˈlɪv/ n. A number in the range 1-11.
elf /ɛlf/ n. A human being.
eli /eɪl/ n. A person.
elias /eˈliəs/ n. A man of the people.
eligible /iːˈliːbɪl/ n. A person who meets the requirements for a job or program.
elijah /eˈliːh/ n. A person of Jewish descent.
eliminate /ɪˈlɪmɪneɪt/ n. To remove or remove something.
eliminated /ɪˈlɪmɪndɪdɪd/ n. A thing that has been removed or removed from existence.
elimination /ɪˈlɪmɪʃn/ n. The process of removing something from a group or situation.
eliot /ˈelɪθ/ n. A large, powerful, or highly skilled individual.
elisa /ˈelɪsə/ n. A woman.
elisabeth /eˈliːsəbət/ n. A woman of the name Elisabeth.
elise /ˈelɪz/ n. A woman.
elite /əˈliːt/ n. A person of high social or professional standing.
eliza /ˈelɪzə/ n. A young woman.
elizabeth /ˌɪlɪˈzɛt/ n. A woman who is the wife of a man.
ella /əˈlɑː/ n. A girl.
ellen /ˈel.ən/ n. A woman.
ellie /əˈliː/ n. A person.
elliot /ˈeliʊt/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
elliott /ˈɪlɪθ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
ellis /ˈelɪs/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
elope /əˈloʊp/ n. A short, rapid, and often clumsy movement of a person or animal.
elsa /ˈel.ɪ.za/ n. A woman who is a member of the family.
else /eɪs/ n. A place where people do not live.
elsewhere /ˈelsəwɪr/ n. A place far from home.
elusive /ˈjuːn.ə.tə.ɪn.ə.bəl/ n. something that cannot be achieved or reached.
elves /ˈelv/ n. A group of humanoid creatures.
elvis /ˈelɪz/ n. A famous American rock musician.
em /em/ n. A person or animal.
email /ˈemɪl/ n. A method of sending electronic messages.
emails /ˈeɪmɪlz/ n. A collection of messages sent by one person to another.
embarrass /ɪmˈbærəs/ n. A feeling of being uncomfortable or ashamed.
embarrassed /ɪmˈbærəsəd/ n. A state of being embarrassed or uncomfortable.
embarrassing /ɪmˈbærərsɪŋ/ n. A state of being or feeling that one is uncomfortable or ashamed.
embarrassment /ɪmˈbærˌsætəm/ n. A feeling of being uncomfortable or ashamed.
embassy /ˌembəˈzɪs/ n. A diplomatic office or building where foreign governments represent their citizens.
embedded /ɪmˈbɛdɪd/ n. A part of a larger structure that is integrated into it.
embrace /emˈbɛrz/ n. To hold tightly or strongly.
embraced /ɪmˈbrækəs/ v. to accept or embrace.
emerald /ɪmˈɹɛrd/ n. A green plant or a green color.
emerge /ˈemɪɡər/ n. A sudden or unexpected appearance or development.
emerged /ˈemɪɡrəmd/ n. A person who has been born or raised in a foreign country.
emergencies /ɪmˈɡɪrənsɪs/ n. A situation requiring immediate action.
emergency /ɪmˈdʒər.əns/ n. A sudden or unexpected occurrence that requires immediate action.
emerging /ˈemɪɡərɪŋ/ n. A developing or appearing in a new form.
emerson /ɪmˈzɜːrn/ n. A person who is a member of the emerson family.
emil /emɪl/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
emile /emɪl/ n. A person of the family.
emilia /emˈiːliə/ n. A woman of Italian descent.
emilio /emˈiːli/ o/ n. A person of the name Emilio.
emily /ɪmɪl/ n. A young woman.
eminence /ɪmɪnɪs/ n. A position of high status or importance.
emma /əˈmɪm/ n. A young woman.
emmett /ˈemɪt/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
emmy /ɪm/ n. A woman who is known for her work.
emotion /əˈmeɪʃn/ n. A feeling or state of being.
emotional /ɪmˈzjuːʃnəl/ n. A feeling or state of mind.
emotionally /əˈmɒʃnəl/ n. A feeling or state of being.
emotions /ɪmˈjuːʃn/ n. A feeling or state of mind.
empathy /ɪmˈæpθi/ n. A feeling of sympathy or concern for another person's feelings.
emperor /ɪmˈpɔːr/ n. A person who rules a country.
empire /ɪmˈpɪr/ n. A large territory or region under the control of a single ruler.
employ /ɪmˈpɔːl/ n. A job or position for which a person is paid.
employed /ɪmˈpɔːd/ n. A person who works for someone else.
employee /ɪmˈpɔːlɪt/ n. A person who works for someone.
employees /ɪmˈpɔːlɪz/ n. A person who works for someone.
employer /ˈɪm.pə.ər/ n. A person or organization that employs others.
employment /ɪmpleɪʃn/ n. A job or position for which a person is paid.
empress /ɪmˈprɪs/ n. A powerful woman in a government or military position.
emptied /əˈmɪt/ n. A space that is not occupied.
emptiness /vækənsi/ n. A space or area without people or objects.
empty /əˈkɒn/ n. A space with no people or objects.
en /en/ n. A place where people live.
enable /ɪnˈvɛn/ n. To allow or facilitate the performance of a function.
enchanted /ɪnˈtʃændənt/ n. A spell or magic that makes something magical.
encore another item in a collection.
encounter /mɛt/ n. A person or thing that one meets.
encountered /ɪnˈkʌntərd/ v. to happen by chance or necessity.
encounters /ɪnˈkɔːns/ n. A meeting or occurrence of two or more people.
encourage /ɪnˈkɔːr/ n. To make someone feel happy or confident.
encouraged /ɪnˈkʌrənd/ n. A person or thing that inspires or motivates.
encouragement /ɪnˈkɔːrəʊʃ/ n. A positive influence or belief that helps a person feel better.
encouraging /ɪnˈkʌrəʊɪŋ/ n. A thing that makes you feel good.
encrypted /ɪn.krɪp.tɪd/ n. A method of securing data by making it unreadable to unauthorized users.
end /ɪnd/ n. A place where things stop.
endangered /ˌenˈdærɡən/ n. A species or group of organisms at risk of extinction.
ended /ɪndɪd/ n. A state of being completed or finished.
ending /ˈendɪŋ/ n. A place where something ends.
endless /ənˈdʒləs/ n. A continuous, without end.
ends /endz/ n. A place where people gather.
endurance /ˈenˌdʌn.ər.əns/ n. The ability to withstand or endure a long period of time or hardship.
endure /ˈenˌdʌr/ n. To persist or last through a difficult time.
endured /ˈen.dʌr.d/ v. to withstand or endure.
enemies /enˈmiːz/ n. A person or thing that harms or opposes another.
enemy /enˈmiː/ n. A person or thing that attacks or harms another.
energetic /ˈen.ər.ɡɪt/ n. A person who is full of energy.
energy /ˈenɪɡər/ n. A source of power or force.
enforce /enˈfɔːr/ n. to make or cause to obey or follow.
enforcement /ɪnˈfɔːrˌnɛʃn/ n. The process of maintaining order or law.
engage /ɪnˈɡɑːɡ/ n. To act or do something in order to achieve a result.
engaged /ɪnɡəʊd/ n. A person who is actively involved in a relationship or activity.
engagement /ɪnˈɡeɪʃn/ n. A relationship between two people.
engaging /ɪnˈɡeɪʃɪŋ/ n. A person or thing that is interesting or exciting.
engine /ɪnɡˈnaɪn/ n. A machine that converts energy into motion.
engineer /ɪnˈɡɪn.ər/ n. A person who designs, builds, or maintains machines or systems.
engineering /ɪnˈɡriːdʒɪŋ/ n. A branch of science and technology that deals with the design, construction, and operation of machines
engineers /ɪnˈɡɪn.ərz/ n. A group of people who design, build, and maintain machines and systems.
engines /ɪnɡˈzɪn/ n. A machine that produces power.
england /ɪnɡlænd/ n. A country in the United Kingdom.
english /enˈɡriːs/ n. A language spoken by people of the English-speaking world.
englishman /ɪnˈɡlaɪstəm/ n. A person of English origin.
enhance /enˈhaɪn/ n. To make something better or more effective.
enjoy /enˈdʒɔɪ/ v. to be pleased with or to like.
enjoyable /əˈnɪʃəbl/ n. A thing that is pleasant or beneficial.
enjoyed /ɪnˈdʒɒn/ v. to have a good time doing something.
enjoying /ɪnˈdʒɒɪŋ/ n. A feeling of pleasure or satisfaction.
enjoys /enˈjoʊz/ v. to like or enjoy.
enlighten to make something more bright or clear.
enlightened /ɪnˈlaɪθnɪd/ n. A state of being well-informed or educated.
enlightenment /ɪnˈlɛŋtʃən/ n. A state of being or knowledge that leads to better understanding.
enlisted /ənˈlɪstɪd/ n. A person who has been appointed to a specific position or role.
enormous /ˈenɔːr.məs/ n. A very large or powerful thing.
enough /ənˈjuːk/ n. A sufficient quantity or amount.
enquiry /kwəʊˈzɪn/ n. A request for information or clarification.
enrique /enˈriːk/ n. A wealthy man.
ensign /ɪnˈsɪŋ/ n. A person who serves as a flag bearer or official representative.
ensure /ɪnˈzɜːr/ n. To make sure or guarantee something.
enter /ɪnˈtə(r)/ n. A place where one enters another.
entered /ɪnˈtɜːrɪd/ n. A place where something is put or placed.
entering /ɪnˈtɛrɪŋ/ n. A place where one enters another.
enterprise /ɪnˈtɛrˌnɛɪs/ n. A business or organization that produces goods or services for sale.
enterprises /ɪnˈtɛr.pɪ.s/ n. A business or organization engaged in the production, sale, or distribution of goods or services.
enters /ɪnˈtərz/ n. A place where one enters another.
entertain /ɪnˈtɜːr/ n. To make someone feel happy or entertained.
entertained /ɪnˈtɜːr.tənd/ n. A state of being or doing something enjoyable or interesting.
entertaining /ɪnˈtɪrɪŋ/ n. A thing or activity that is enjoyable or exciting.
entertainment /ɪnˈtɜːrˌnɪstɪʃ/ n. A collection of activities designed to satisfy human needs.
enthusiasm /ɪnˈtʃʌs/ n. A feeling of great interest or excitement.
enthusiastic /ɪnˈtʃʌsɪk/ n. A person who is very eager or excited about something.
entire /ɪnˈtɜːr/ n. A complete or whole thing.
entirely /ɪnˈtɪrl/ n. A complete or full.
entitled a person or thing with legal or financial rights to property.
entity /en't/ n. A person or thing.
entrance /dɔːr/ n. A doorway leading to another room or space.
entrepreneur /ɪntrəˈpɛnʃər/ n. A person who starts and runs a business.
entrust /ɪnˈtrʌst/ n. A person who is entrusted with a task or duty.
entrusted /trʌɪndz/ n. A person or thing that is entrusted to someone else.
entry /ɪnˈtɜːr/ n. A place where people gather or exchange information.
envelope /ˈenəbl/ n. A thin, flexible, foldable piece of paper or material used to enclose or protect something.
envious /ɪnˈvɪnd/ n. A feeling of envy.
environment /ɪnˈvɛnˌtʃn/ n. The natural world or surroundings in which an organism lives.
environmental /ɪnˈvɛnˌtʃnəl/ n. A natural or man-made place where people live.
envy /enˈvaɪ/ n. A feeling of resentment or jealousy.
enzo /ənˈzo/ n. A person who is not a human being.
epic /ˈepik/ n. A large-scale work of art or literature.
epidemic /ɪˈpɪdɪk/ n. A sudden outbreak of disease.
episode /ɪpɪˈzɪʃ/ n. A short story or event in a series.
episodes /ɪˈpaɪzəz/ n. A series of events or a part of a larger story.
equal /ˈiːkwəl/ n. A state of being equal or balanced.
equality /ˌiːɡwɛnˈtɪl/ n. A state of being equal.
equally /ˈekwəl/ n. In a way that is the same as or equal to.
equals /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
equation /ˌeɡˈwɛʃn/ n. A mathematical relationship between variables.
equations /ˌeɪɡwəˈkeɪʃn/ n. A mathematical expression representing a relationship between variables.
equipment /ˈiːkwɛnɪt/ n. A set of tools or machinery used for work.
equipped /ˌekwɪpɪd/ n. A thing that is fitted or equipped with something.
equivalent /ˌeɪkwəntɪfɪk/ n. A synonym for house.
er /ɚr/ n. A person who is a servant or a servantess.
era /eɪrə/ n. A period of time in history.
erase /eˈraɪz/ n. The action of removing something from a place.
erased /rɪˈmɔːdɪd/ n. A thing that has been taken away or deleted.
ere /ɪr/ n. A place where people gather.
erection /kəʊˈskʌn/ n. The process of building a structure.
eric /erɪk/ n. A person who is a man.
erica /ɚˈɪr.ə/ n. A woman.
erik /erɪk/ n. A man of the name Erik.
erika /ɪˈrɪkə/ n. A young girl.
erin /ɪrɪn/ n. A person.
erm /ɜːm/ n. A small, round, or oval-shaped part of the body.
ernest /ɪnˈzɜːst/ n. A man of high intelligence.
ernesto /ɛr.nɛsto/ n. A man who is a servant or servant of another.
ernie /ɪnˈriː/ n. A person who is not a native speaker of the language.
ernst /ɛnˈst/ n. A person who is a member of the family of the god.
erotic /ˈɛrɪ.tɪk/ n. A state of being or an act of sexual passion.
err /ˈɛr.ər/ n. A mistake or error in something.
errand a task to go to a store or shop.
errands /ˈɛrˌnɑːds/ n. A set of tasks to be completed for a person.
error /ˈɛr.kər/ n. A mistake or error.
errors /ˈɛr.ɹ.ks/ n. A mistake or error in something.
eruption /ˈjuːrəpʃn/ n. A sudden release of energy or force.
es /eʃ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
escape /esəʊp/ n. A way to get away from something.
escaped /esəʊp/ v. to flee from.
escapes /ˈespeɪs/ n. A movement or action that leads to a new state of being.
escaping /espeɪt/ n. The act of leaving a place or situation.
escobar /esˈkɑːbər/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
escort /es-kərt/ n. A person who accompanies someone.
especially /esˈtɪʃəli/ n. A particular or special kind of something.
espionage /ɪˈspɒn.ɪʃn/ n. A secret activity or plan for spying on or stealing information.
espresso /ɪˈzɛs.pɔʁs/ n. A strong coffee brewed from roasted beans.
essay /əˈsɛʃ/ n. A written work or piece of writing.
essence /ɪˈzɪns/ n. The fundamental nature or character of something.
essential /esɪˈzɪʃnəl/ n. A fundamental or indispensable part of something.
essentially /ˌes.ɪs.ˈsɪn.əl/ n. A word or phrase that means something else.
essex /ˌesɪks/ n. A town in the county of Essex, England.
est /ɪst/ n. A place where people sleep.
establish /ˈestɪbɪlɪt/ n. A permanent building or structure.
established /ˈestəblɪtɪd/ n. A place where something has been set up or begun.
establishment /ˌɛs.t.ɪ.s.t.ɪ.m.ɪ.n.t/ n. A place where something is set up or created.
estate /ˈæstəʊ/ n. A piece of land owned by a person or a group of people.
esteban /ɛstɪbæn/ n. A town in the Andes mountains.
esteemed /ˈes.teɪm/ n. A person or thing highly respected or admired.
esther /ɛsˈtɪr/ n. A woman of the Hebrew Bible.
estimate /ˈestɪm/ n. A calculation or estimation of a value.
estimated /ˌestɪˈɡɪnɪt/ n. A number or quantity that is not exact.
et /eɪt/ n. A place where people gather for events.
eta /eˈtə/ n. A small, flat building in which people sleep.
etc /ɪk/ n. A collection of similar or related items.
eternal /ˈetɪrɪʃ/ n. A thing that lasts forever.
eternally /ˌɛtərˈnɪlɪ/ n. A state of being or occurrence that lasts forever.
eternity /ˈetɪn.ər/ n. An indefinite period of time.
ethan /eθæn/ n. A person of the tribe of Israel.
ethel /əˈθɪl/ n. A woman of noble birth.
ethical /ˈetʃɪkəl/ n. A principle or rule that governs behavior.
ethics /ɪθɪkɪs/ n. A system of moral principles.
ethnic /ɪnɪtʃ/ n. A group of people of the same or similar race or culture.
eu /juː/ n. A country in Europe.
eugene /juːˈɡɪn/ n. A man of high moral character.
eun /juːn/ n. A person with a female genitalia.
euro /yɔːr/ n. A currency unit used in Europe.
europe /ɛrpʊˈsɛp/ n. A large area of land in the western part of the world.
european /ˌiːˈkriːvən/ n. A country in Europe.
europeans /ˌɛpʊˈrɛks/ n. A person from or living in Europe.
euros /eʊʁəs/ n. A currency used in Europe.
eva /eˈvɛ/ n. A person.
evacuate /ˌeɪvəˈkjuːt/ n. A process of removing people or objects from a place.
evacuated /ˌeɪvəˈkjuːd/ n. A place where people leave a building.
evacuation /ˌeɪvəˈkjuːʃn/ n. A process of leaving a building or area to escape danger.
evaluation /ˌɛvəˈseɪʃn/ n. A process of assessing or judging something.
evan /eɪvæn/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
evans /ˈevɑːns/ n. A person who is a member of the family of the word evans.
eve /eɪv/ n. A night in which the sun is not visible.
evelyn /ˈevəln/ n. A woman of the name Evelyn.
even /ɪndʒ/ n. A state of being or a condition.
evening /naɪt/ n. A period of time when the sun is below the horizon.
evenings /ˈenɪŋz/ n. A time of day when the sun is below the horizon.
event /ɪˈvent/ n. A happening or occurrence.
events /ˈevənts/ n. A series of events that happen at the same time.
eventually /ˈevəntʃəl/ n. A time when things have come to a conclusion.
ever /ˈevə/ n. A period of time during which something happens repeatedly.
everest /mʌntʃən/ n. A high point in the earth's crust.
everett /ˈevɜːrt/ n. A person who is a member of the Everett family.
everlasting /ˈevəˌlɪstɪŋ/ n. A thing that lasts forever.
every /juːvɪ/ n. A person who does something regularly.
everybody /ˈevəbl/ n. A person or group of people.
everyday /ˈevədi/ n. A common thing or occurrence.
everyone /ˈjuːnɪwɪd/ n. A person who is present at a particular time.
everything /ɪˈvɜːrɪŋ/ n. A collection of things.
everywhere /ˈevəriwɜːr/ n. A place or situation where something can be found.
evidence /ɪˈvaɪdʒ/ n. A piece of material or object that proves something.
evident /eɪdɪnnt/ n. Clearly visible or obvious.
evidently /eɪdɪnˈtɪvɪt/ n. Clearly or obviously.
evie /eˈvaɪ/ n. A young girl.
evil /ˈevil/ n. A malevolent or destructive force or person.
evolution /ˌevəˈleʃn/ n. A change in the characteristics of a population over time.
evolutionary /ˌevəˈlɒʒʃn/ n. A process of change in the characteristics of a population over time.
evolve /ˈevəluː/ n. A process of changing or developing over time.
evolved /ˈevəld/ n. A process of development or change.
ew /ɛv/ n. A small, flat, or low building.
ewing /ɪˈwɪŋ/ n. A process of cleaning or polishing a surface.
eww /ɪˈwɜːr/ n. A sound made by a person's teeth.
ex /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
exact /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
exactly /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
exaggerate to make something seem larger or more important than it actually is.
exaggerated /ˌeksəɡəˈdeɪt/ n. A statement or action that goes beyond the truth or reality.
exaggerating /ˌeksəɡəˈdʒɪŋɪŋ/ v. to make something seem more extreme than it really is.
exam /ɛm/ n. A test or examination.
examination /ɛkˈzɪʃn/ n. A formal review or inspection of something.
examine /ɛkˈzɪm/ n. To investigate or inspect.
examined /ɛmˈdɪneɪd/ n. A person who studies or investigates something.
examiner /ɛkˈsɪmər/ n. A person who tests or evaluates.
examining /ɛkˈmɪnɪŋ/ n. The act of looking closely at something.
example /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
examples /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
exams /eksəm/ n. A test or examination.
excellence /əˈkæl.səns/ n. A state of high quality or superior performance.
excellency /ˌeksələnsə/ n. A quality of being excellent or outstanding.
excellent /eksˈlɛʃn/ n. A very good or very good or very good or very good or very good or very good or very good or very good
except /əˈkɪʃ/ n. A thing that is not included in a list or group.
exception /ɪkˈzɪʃn/ n. A special case or circumstance that does not apply to the general rule.
exceptional /əˈzɪʃnəl/ n. A thing that is very special or rare.
exceptions /ex-kəns/ n. A situation or circumstance that does not fit the general definition of a house.
excess /eksɪs/ n. An amount of something that is more than is needed.
excessive /eksəˈdʒɪsɪv/ n. A large amount of something.
exchange /ɛɡˈzɪʃ/ n. A transaction or transfer of property or goods.
exchanged /ɪkˈsaɪnd/ n. A transaction or act of changing something.
excited /ɪkˈsaɪt/ n. A state of being very happy or enthusiastic.
excitement /ˈeksɪtʃn/ n. A feeling of high energy or enthusiasm.
exciting /ɪkˈsaɪtɪŋ/ n. Something that causes excitement.
exclaiming /ekˈsleɪmɪŋ/ v. To shout or cry loudly.
exclaims /ekˈzɪm/ n. A sudden or loud declaration of surprise or emotion.
excluded /exˈluːdɪd/ n. A thing that is not included in a group or set.
exclusive /eksˈkwaɪʃn/ n. A property or area reserved for a specific group of people.
exclusively /eksˈlɪʃwɪli/ n. A thing that is done or used only for one purpose.
excuse /ɪkˈsjuːs/ n. A reason for not doing something.
excused /ɪkˈzjuːd/ n. A reason given to justify an action or state.
excuses /ekˈsjuːz/ n. A reason given to avoid a negative consequence.
execute /ɪkˈsaɪkl/ n. A command given to a computer program to perform a specific action.
executed /ekˈsjuːtɪd/ n. A completed action or event.
execution /ekʃəʒ/ n. A formal act of performing a task or action.
executioner /ekˈsjuːn/ n. A person who carries out a specific task.
executive /ekˈsjuːbɪtɪk/ n. A person in charge of a department or organization.
executives /ekˈsjuːtɪvz/ n. A group of people who manage the company's business.
exercise /ɪksəˈkwaɪə/ n. A physical activity or movement.
exercises /ɪkˈsaɪs/ n. A physical activity designed to improve health and fitness.
exercising /ɪkˈsɪrɪŋ/ n. The act of moving or working out.
exhale /exˈhɛl/ n. The act of breathing out.
exhales /exˈhælz/ n. The act of breathing out.
exhaust /ɪkˈzɔːst/ n. A process of removing waste gases from a substance.
exhausted /ɪkˈzæst/ n. A state of being tired or unable to work.
exhausting /ɪkˈzæstɪŋ/ n. A state of being so fatigued that one cannot continue to do something.
exhaustion /ɪkˈzɪʃn/ n. A state of being tired or worn out.
exhibit /dɪˈzɪn/ n. A visible object or part of a larger object.
exhibition /ɪkˈzɪʃn/ n. A display of objects or works of art for public viewing.
exile /exɪl/ n. A person or group of people forced to live outside their own country.
exiled /exɪlɪd/ n. A person who has been forcibly removed from their home or country.
exist /ɛsɪst/ n. A state of being or the act of existing.
existed /ɪkˈzɪst/ n. A past event that happened in the past.
existence /ɪkˈzɪʃn/ n. A state of being or the fact of being.
existing /ɪˈzɪŋ/ n. A state of being or occurrence.
exists /ex-/ n. A thing that exists.
exit /ɪkɪt/ n. A doorway or passage leading to another place.
exits /ɪkɪt/ n. A passage through which one leaves a place.
exotic /ɪkˈzɒtɪk/ n. A foreign or strange place or thing.
expand /ˌæpˈdɪk/ n. To make something larger or more extensive.
expanded /ˌepˈdɪˈkɔːd/ n. A building or structure that is larger than the original.
expanding /ɪkˈspændɪŋ/ n. A process of increasing in size or quantity.
expansion /ˌeksˈpæsʃn/ n. An area of land or space that is being added to an existing area.
expect /ɪkˈspɛkt/ n. A feeling of hope or confidence.
expectation /ɪkˈspektəʊʃn/ n. A feeling of hope or confidence.
expectations /ɪkˈspektəʃn/ n. The anticipated state of affairs or results.
expected /ɪkˈspɛkt/ n. A prediction or estimate.
expecting /ɪkˈspɪtɪŋ/ n. A state of being or action of waiting for something.
expects /eksˈpɛks/ n. A person who is expected to do something.
expedition /ɪkˈspɪʃn/ n. A long journey undertaken to explore a new place.
expel /ɪkˈspɛl/ n. To remove or drive away.
expelled /ɪkˈzɔːld/ n. A person or thing that is not included in a group or set.
expense /ɪnˈspɛks/ n. A cost or amount of money spent.
expenses /ɪkˈspens/ n. Money spent on goods or services.
expensive /ɪkˈspens/ n. A large amount of money.
experience /ɪkˈspɛʃn/ n. A period of time during which one has learned or practiced something.
experienced /ɪkˈspɛnɪd/ n. A person who has a lot of experience.
experiences /ɪkˈspɛks/ n. A series of events or feelings.
experiencing /ɪkˈspɪrɪŋ/ n. The act of feeling or experiencing something.
experiment /ɪkˈspɛʃn/ n. A test or attempt at something.
experimental /eksəˈpɪʃnəl/ n. A test or experiment conducted to test a theory or hypothesis.
experimenting /ɪkˈspɛrtɪŋ/ n. The act of trying something new or doing something that is not yet known.
experiments /ɪkˈspɛʃn/ n. A series of tests or investigations conducted to discover new knowledge or improve existing methods.
expert /ɛkˈspɔːr/ n. A person skilled in a particular field of study or activity.
expertise /ɪkspərtɪs/ n. A specialized skill or knowledge.
experts /ɪkspərts/ n. A person skilled in a particular field.
expired /ɪkˈspɛrt/ n. A time period during which something is no longer valid or in use.
explain /ɪkˈlɛʃ/ n. A word or phrase that explains or clarifies something.
explained /ɪkˈlɛɪd/ n. A word or phrase that explains or clarifies something.
explaining /ɪkˈlɛɪŋ/ n. A word or phrase that explains or clarifies something.
explains /ɪkˈplɪnz/ n. A word or phrase that explains or clarifies something.
explanation /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
explanations /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
explode /əˈplɒks/ n. A sudden and violent act of breaking open.
exploded /ɪkˈsplɒd/ n. A sudden and violent event that causes a building to fall or break apart.
explodes /ɪkˈpləʊz/ n. A substance or event that causes a sudden and violent release of energy.
exploding /ɪkˈsplɒdʒ/ n. A sudden and violent release of gas or energy.
exploit /əˈklopt/ n. To take advantage of something for personal gain.
exploited /əˈkluːpt/ n. A person who is used to or taken advantage of.
exploration /ɪkˈsplɔːʒreɪʃn/ n. A journey or activity of searching for something new or valuable.
explore /ɪkˈplɔːr/ n. To investigate or examine something.
explorer /ɪkˈsplɔːr/ n. A person who travels to find something.
exploring /ɪkˈplɔːrɪŋ/ n. A journey or activity of investigating or examining something.
explosion /ɪkˈsplɒʃn/ n. A sudden release of energy or matter.
explosions /ɪkˈsploʊʃn/ n. A sudden release of energy causing destruction.
explosive /ɪkˈsploʊzɪv/ n. A sudden, violent explosion.
explosives /ɪkˈsploʊzɪs/ n. A substance that causes an explosion.
export /ɔːˈkɒpt/ n. The process of sending goods or services from one place to another.
expose /ɪkˈspʊz/ v. to show or reveal something.
exposed /ɪkˈzɒd/ n. A part of something that is not covered or hidden.
exposing /ɪkˈzɪŋ/ n. A process of revealing something to the public.
exposure /ɪkˈspʊər/ n. The state of being exposed to something.
express /ɪkˈspɜːr/ n. A verb meaning to say or communicate.
expressed /ɪkˈspɔːrɪd/ n. A statement or action that has been communicated.
expressing /ɪkˈspɔːrɪŋ/ v. To say or do something in a particular way.
expression /ɪkˈspʌʃn/ n. A phrase or sentence used to express a thought or feeling.
expressions /ˌeksˈpɹɪʃnz/ n. A phrase or sentence that conveys a specific idea or meaning.
exquisite /ɪkˈzɪʃn/ n. A very fine or delicate thing.
extend /ˈɛndʒekt/ n. To make longer or wider.
extended /ˌɛnˈdɪʃənt/ n. A large or extensive area.
extension /ˌɪkˈstɪʃn/ n. A part of a building or structure that is added to it.
extensive /ˌɛkˈtʃn.əs/ n. A large area or quantity.
extent /ɪnˈɡɛxt/ n. The measure of size or scope.
exterior /ˌɛkˈstɪriər/ n. The outside part of a building.
exterminate /ekˈterˌmɪneɪt/ v. To kill or destroy a person or thing.
external /ˌekˈstɪnʃəl/ n. A place outside a building.
extinct /ˈeksɪnt/ n. A state of being dead or no longer existing.
extinction /ˌɛkˈsɪʃn/ n. The complete disappearance of a species or group of organisms.
extortion /ˌɛkˈtɪʃn/ n. The act of forcing someone to do something against their will.
extra /ˈeksə/ n. Additional or supplementary items or services.
extract /ekˈstrækt/ n. A process of removing or separating something from another.
extraction /ɪkˈstræʃn/ n. The process of removing something from a source.
extraordinary /ˌeksˈtrəʊdʒənəli/ n. A very great or wonderful thing.
extras /ˈeksərs/ n. Additional items or features.
extraterrestrial /ɪkˈtræstər.juːl/ n. A non-earthly being.
extreme /ˈeksˌtræmi/ n. The most extreme or severe condition.
extremely /ˌɛkˈtʃrɪmɪl/ n. A very great or wonderful thing.
eye /aɪ/ n. A part of the body that contains the eye.
eyeball /eɪ/ n. A part of the body that contains the light-sensitive cells.
eyeballs /eɪz/ n. A part of the body that contains the human eye.
eyebrows /ˈiːb.ɹɔːrs/ n. A row of hair on the upper part of the face.
eyes /eɪz/ n. A part of the body that contains the eye.
eyesight /vɪʃn/ n. The ability to see clearly.
eyewitness /ˈeɪt.ɪn.wɪtʃ/ n. A person who saw something happen.
ezra /ezrə/ n. A person.
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f /f/ n. A person or animal.
fa /fə/ n. A small, flat building used for storage or temporary housing.
fabio /faˈbiʊo/ n. A person of Italian origin.
fabric /fəˈbɪk/ n. A material used to make clothing.
fabulous /fəˈbʌl.əʊ/ adj. Wonderful or extremely great.
face /fɪs/ n. A part of the body used for expression.
facebook /fəˈbɛk/ n. A social network for sharing information and photos.
faced /feɪd/ n. A surface or area that someone has looked at or examined.
faces /feɪz/ n. A face or part of the face.
facial /fəˈziːl/ n. The face of a person or animal.
facilities /fəˈkɪləs/ n. Facilities for people to use.
facility /fəˈkɪlɪt/ n. A building or structure used for public or private purposes.
facing /feɪkɪŋ/ n. A position or direction in which something is oriented.
fact /fækt/ n. A historical event or occurrence.
factor /fəˈkɔːr/ n. A factor in a calculation or a factor in a relationship.
factories /fəˈkɑːtɪs/ n. A place where people work.
factors /fəˈkɔːr/ n. A set of conditions or circumstances that influence the outcome of an event.
factory /faɪˈkɔːr/ n. A large building used for manufacturing goods.
facts /fæktəs/ n. A collection of facts or data.
faculty /fəˈkjuːt/ n. A group of people who work together to carry out a specific task.
fade /feɪd/ n. A gradual change in color or appearance.
faded /feɪdɪd/ n. A color or shade of a color that is no longer bright or vivid.
fades /feɪdz/ n. A gradual decrease in brightness or intensity.
fading /feɪdɪŋ/ n. A gradual decrease in brightness or intensity.
fag /fæɡ/ n. A small, flat, or low building.
faggot /fæɡəʊt/ n. A person who is a commoner or a commoner's servant.
fags /fæɡs/ n. A small, often discarded, piece of paper or a small object.
fail /fəʊl/ n. A failure or failure of a process.
failed /fəʊld/ n. A failure or unsuccessful attempt.
failing /fəˈleɪtɪŋ/ n. A state of not succeeding or being unsuccessful.
fails /fəʊls/ n. A failure or failure to succeed.
failure /fəˈluːəri/ n. A state of not succeeding or being unsuccessful.
failures /fəˈleɪʃəʊz/ n. A failure or mistake in a process.
faint /fɪnt/ n. A state of being weak or unable to see clearly.
fainted /faɪnt/ v. To become unconscious or weak.
fair /fɪər/ n. A place where people share a meal.
fairies /fɪəri/ n. A group of supernatural beings who can transform into animals.
fairly /fərˈlaɪ/ n. A person who is not very good at something.
fairness /fɪrˈɛns/ n. The state of being equal or impartial.
fairy /feɪr/ n. A magical being or creature.
faith /feɪθ/ n. A belief in the existence of a deity or higher power.
faithful /feɪˈtʃəʊl/ n. A person who is loyal or devoted to someone or something.
fake /fəʊk/ n. A counterfeit or imitation.
faked /fəˈkɛd/ n. A person who has been made to believe something is true.
faking /fækɪŋ/ n. The act of pretending to be something else.
falcon /fəˈkɒn/ n. A large bird with a long, pointed beak used for hunting.
fall /fəʊl/ n. A change in position or state.
fallen /fəˈlɛn/ n. A tree that has fallen from the sky.
falling /fəˈlɪŋ/ n. A downward motion or action.
fallon /fəˈlɒn/ n. A person who is a fallen man.
falls /fəʊl/ n. A downward movement or event.
false /fəʊl/ n. A statement that is not true.
fame /fæm/ n. A person or thing well known.
familiar /ˈfæmɪlɪə/ n. A person or thing known to you.
families /fæmɪləz/ n. A group of people living together.
family /fæmi/ n. A group of people living together.
famine /fəˈmeɪm/ n. A severe shortage of food.
famous /fəˈmeɪm/ n. A person or thing well known.
fan /fæn/ n. A device used to blow air.
fancy /fænki/ n. A person who is very good at something.
fanfare a loud musical sequence.
fang /fæŋ/ n. A small, sharp, or pointed object.
fangs /fæŋs/ n. A sharp, pointed projection on the tip of a finger or claw.
fanny /fænə/ n. A woman who is unmarried and has no husband.
fans /fænz/ n. A group of people who watch television.
fantasies /fænˈæstɪs/ n. A collection of ideas, images, or emotions.
fantastic /fænˈtɪʃk/ n. A very good or wonderful thing.
fantasy /fænˈtəsi/ n. A realm or world of magic.
far /fɑːr/ n. A place far away from home.
farce /fəˈrɑːs/ n. A theatrical performance with exaggerated comedy and slapstick.
fare /fəʊr/ n. A payment for goods or services.
farewell /fəˈwɛl/ n. A parting or farewell.
fargo /fɑːrɡo/ n. A small town in Norway.
farm /fɑːm/ n. A piece of land used for growing crops.
farmer /fɑːmər/ n. A person who grows crops.
farmers /fɑːmɪərs/ n. A person who grows crops.
farming /fæmɪŋ/ n. The practice of cultivating crops and livestock for food and income.
farms /fɑːmz/ n. A piece of land used for growing crops.
farrell /fəˈrɛl/ n. A person who is a friend of someone else.
fart /fɑːt/ n. A sudden, involuntary expulsion of air from the lungs.
farther /fɑːðə/ n. A place further away than another.
farting /fɑːtɪŋ/ n. The act of making a fart.
farts /fɑːts/ n. A group of gas that is expelled from the body.
fascinated /fəˈzɪneɪtɪd/ v. to be deeply interested in.
fascinating /fəˈzɪnɪŋ/ adj. A thing that is very interesting or impressive.
fascist /fəˈsɪst/ n. A political party or movement that seeks to establish a totalitarian regime.
fascists /fəˈzɪs/ n. A political party or group that seeks to establish a totalitarian regime.
fashion /kluːˈθɪŋ/ n. A set of garments worn together.
fashionable /fəˈzɔːnəbl/ adj. A style or item that is popular or desirable.
fashioned /fəˈzɔːnd/ v. to make or be in a particular style.
fast /fæst/ n. A thing that happens quickly.
fasten /fəˈzæn/ n. To secure or fasten a fastener to something.
faster /fəˈzɛr/ n. A process of increasing speed.
fastest /fæstəs/ n. The fastest thing in the world.
fat /fæt/ n. A large amount of substance stored in the body.
fatal /faʒəʊt/ n. A state of being or an event that causes death.
fate /fəˈteɪ/ n. The course of events that determine the outcome of a situation.
father /fɑːðər/ n. A man who is the father of another person.
fathers /fɑːtʃɪz/ n. A man who is the father of another person.
fatigue /ɪkˈzɔːst/ n. A state of physical or mental tiredness.
fatso /fəˈtɑːs/ n. A small, round, fatty lump on the side of the head.
fatty /ˈfætə/ n. A fatty substance or fat.
fault /fəʊlt/ n. A defect or error in something.
faults /fəʊˈtɛks/ n. A defect or error in something.
faulty /fəʊtəli/ n. A defective or unworkable item.
favor /fəˈvɔːr/ n. A thing that is liked or preferred.
favorite /faɪvɪtəʊ/ n. A person who likes something.
favorites /fəˈvɔːrəʊz/ n. A person who likes something.
favors /fəˈvɔːrs/ n. A preference or favor given to someone.
favour /fəˈvɔːr/ n. A positive influence or benefit.
favourite /ˈfɪvɪtənd/ n. A person who likes something.
favours /fəˈvɔːrz/ n. A person who likes something.
fax /fɛks/ n. A method of sending messages by writing them on paper.
fay /fəʊ/ n. A small, flat building in which people live.
faye /fəˈeɪ/ n. A woman.
fbi /fʌbɪ/ n. The United States federal agency responsible for investigating crimes.
fe /fɛ/ n. A small, flat building used for storage or as a temporary shelter.
fear /fɛər/ n. A feeling of anxiety or dread.
feared /fɪr/ n. A feeling of fear or dread.
fearful /fəˈjɜːr/ n. A state of being scared or worried.
fearing /fɪrɪŋ/ n. A feeling of apprehension or dread.
fearless /fɪˈɛrləs/ n. A person who has no fear.
fears /feɪrz/ n. A feeling of anxiety or dread.
feast /fɪst/ n. A celebration of food and drink.
feat /fɛt/ n. A feature or attribute of something.
feather /fəʊðər/ n. A small, soft, feathery part of a bird.
feathers /fɪtʃɪz/ n. A soft, feathery appendage of a bird.
feature /fɪˈkwaɪər/ n. A distinctive characteristic or attribute of something.
features /fɪˈkɛʃəs/ n. A characteristic or attribute of something.
february /fəˈbʌri/ n. A month in the calendar.
fed /fiːd/ n. A person who is fed.
federal /fəˈdɛl/ n. A government body or organization.
federation /fɪdɪˈjeɪʃn/ n. A political or organizational body that unites multiple independent entities.
feds /fɪdz/ n. A government agency or organization.
fee /fiːz/ n. A charge or payment for services or goods.
feed /fiːd/ n. A food item or substance given to an animal or human.
feedback /ˌfɪbɪd/ n. A response to an action or event.
feeding /fɪdɪŋ/ n. A process of providing food to an animal or human.
feeds /feɪdz/ n. A food source or supply.
feel /fɛl/ n. A feeling or sensation experienced by the senses.
feelin /fɪˈlɪn/ n. A feeling or sensation experienced by the body.
feeling /fɪˈlɪŋ/ n. A subjective experience of emotion or sensation.
feelings /fɛlɪŋz/ n. A feeling or emotion.
feels /fɛls/ n. A feeling or sensation experienced by the senses.
fees /fiːz/ n. A charge or payment for services or goods.
feet /fɪt/ n. A unit of length used to measure distance.
fei /fēi/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
felicia /fəˈliːʃə/ n. A woman who is a member of the family.
felicity /ˌfɪˈkɪlɪti/ n. A state of being happy or pleased.
felipe /fɛlɪp/ n. A man of the family.
felix /fɛlɪk/ n. A person of the name Felix.
fell /fɔːl/ n. A downward movement or event.
fella /fəˈlə/ n. A young person.
fellas /fəˈlɪs/ n. A young man or woman who is unmarried.
fellow /fɔːl/ n. A person who shares a common name or title.
fellows /fəˈloʊz/ n. A group of people who share a common interest or purpose.
fellowship a social union of people for mutual aid and service.
felon /fəˈlɒn/ n. A person who has committed a crime.
felony /fəˈlɪn/ n. A crime punishable by prison.
felt /fɛlt/ n. A feeling or sensation experienced by the senses.
female /fəˈmɪlə/ n. A woman.
females /fəˈmiːləz/ n. A female.
feminine /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
feminist /ˌfɪmɪˈnɪst/ n. A political or social movement advocating for women's rights and equality.
fence /fɛns/ n. A barrier or wall used to separate areas.
fences /fɪnʃ/ n. A barrier or wall separating areas.
fencing /fɪŋkɪŋ/ n. A barrier or wall used to separate areas.
feng /fɛŋ/ n. A tree or plant.
ferdinand /fɛrˈdɪnɑːnd/ n. A man of the family.
ferguson /fɪrˈɡʊsən/ n. A person who is a lawyer.
fern /fərən/ n. A plant with feathery leaves.
fernando /fɛrˈnɑːndɐ/ n. A man of the Andes.
ferocious /fərˈkəs/ n. A person who is extremely aggressive or violent.
ferrari /fərˈraɪ/ n. A sports car manufacturer.
ferris /fɪrɪs/ n. A vertical structure with a circular platform at the top.
ferry /boʊt/ n. A vessel used for transporting people or goods.
fertile /fər-tī-lə/ n. A state of being capable of producing offspring.
fertility /fɪrˈtɪs/ n. The ability to produce offspring.
fertilizer /ˈfɪrˌɪtər/ n. A substance added to soil to promote plant growth.
festival /fɪˈzɪʃnəl/ n. A celebration or event held for a particular occasion.
festive /fɪstɪv/ n. Celebratory or auspicious.
fetch /fɛk/ n. To retrieve or obtain something from a source.
fetus /fəˈkɪtʃ/ n. A young child born from a mother's womb.
feud /fjuːd/ n. A system of social and economic power in which landowners held absolute power over subjects.
fever /fɪvər/ n. A sudden, painful, or uncomfortable illness.
few /fjuː/ n. A small number of people or things.
fewer /fjuːər/ n. A quantity of something less than the usual amount.
fez /fɛz/ n. A small, often ornate, decorative element or motif.
fi /fɪ/ n. A place where people gather for social activities.
fiance /fɪʃn/ n. A person who is engaged to another.
fiancee /frɪnd/ n. A person with whom one has a close personal relationship.
fiber /fɪbər/ n. A thread or filament used in weaving, knitting, or other textile processes.
fibers /fɪbɪz/ n. A long, thin strand of material.
fiction /fɪʃəʊn/ n. A story or work of fiction.
fiddle /ˈfɪdl/ n. A musical instrument with a long, slender body and a curved, hollow head.
field /fɪld/ n. A piece of land used for agriculture or other purposes.
fielding /fɪˈlɪdɪŋ/ n. A field where a baseball player throws a ball.
fields /fɪˈlɪdʒ/ n. A piece of land used for growing crops.
fiend /fɪnd/ n. A dangerous or evil person or thing.
fierce /fɪri/ n. A very strong or aggressive person or thing.
fiery /fər/ n. A source of intense heat.
fifteen /fɪrɪndʒ/ n. A number of 15.
fifth /fɪrʃt/ n. The fifth of five.
fifty /fɪft/ n. A number of fifty.
fight /fɪt/ n. A violent act of striking or challenging someone.
fighter /fɪtʃər/ n. A person who fights.
fighters /fɪtʃɪz/ n. A person who fights.
fighting /fɪtɪŋ/ n. A struggle or conflict between two or more people.
fights /fɪt/ n. A battle or struggle.
figure /fɪɡər/ n. A person.
figured /fɪɡərɪd/ n. A plan or design that has been made.
figures /fɪɡʊrs/ n. A person or group of people.
figuring /fɪɡˈjuːərɪŋ/ n. A process of calculating or determining something.
file /fɪl/ n. A container for holding documents or data.
filed /fɪlɪd/ n. A document or record that has been filed.
files /fɪlɪs/ n. A collection of documents stored on a computer.
filing /fɪˈlaɪɪŋ/ n. A document or record submitted for approval or review.
fill /fɪl/ n. A space or area filled with something.
filled /fɪlɪd/ n. A container that holds something.
filling /fɪlɪŋ/ n. A substance or material that fills a space or container.
fills /fɪlɪs/ n. A container or vessel used to hold something.
film /fɪlɪm/ n. A moving picture.
filmed /ˈfɪlmd/ n. A recording of a person or thing being done.
filming /fɪlmɪŋ/ n. A process of recording a video or audio.
films /fɪˈlɪms/ n. A moving picture.
filter /fɪlɪt/ n. A device used to separate substances from a mixture.
filth /fɪlth/ n. A dirty or unpleasant substance or condition.
filthy /ˈfɪθi/ n. A dirty or unpleasant substance.
fin /fɪn/ n. A small building or structure.
final /fɪnɪl/ n. The last or final stage of a process or event.
finale /fɪnɪl/ n. The final event or stage in a series.
finally /fɪnɪl/ n. The last thing that happens before the end of a story.
finals /fɪnɪlz/ n. The final stage of a competition or event.
finance /fɪnəns/ n. A branch of economics that deals with money and financial markets.
finances /fɪnəˈseɪs/ n. Money and wealth.
financial /fɪnɪʃnəl/ n. A part of the economy that deals with money and money-related activities.
financially /fɪnɪʃəl/ n. A part of the economy that deals with money and money-related activities.
financing /fɪnˈdɪŋ/ n. The process or method of providing money to support a business or individual.
finch /fɪnʃ/ n. A small bird.
find /fɪnd/ n. A place where something is located.
finding /fɪndɪŋ/ n. A discovery or event that occurs.
findings /fɪndɪŋz/ n. A collection of data or observations.
finds /fɪndz/ n. A place where one can find something.
fine /fɪn/ n. A quality of being good or excellent.
finer /fɪnər/ n. A finer or more refined quality or style.
finest /fɪnɪst/ n. The most beautiful or valuable thing.
finger /fɪŋɡər/ n. A part of the body used for grasping or touching.
fingernails /fɪŋɡərˈneɪls/ n. A finger or nail.
fingerprint /fɪnɡrɪfɪp/ n. A small, unique mark left on skin.
fingerprints /fɪnɡərˈpɪnks/ n. A mark left by a finger or hand.
fingers /fɪnɡz/ n. A finger of the hand.
finish /fɪnɪʃ/ n. A completed or finished state or action.
finished /fɪnɪtɪd/ n. A state of being completed or completed.
finishes /fɪnɪʃəs/ n. The act of completing something.
finishing /fɪnɪŋ/ n. The act of completing something or the state of being completed.
finland /fɪnˈlɛnd/ n. A country in Europe.
finn /fɪn/ n. A person who is a member of a tribe.
fiona /fɪʃə/ n. A woman who lives in a house.
fire /fɪr/ n. A burning building or structure.
firearms /fɪrˈɪmˌɑːrs/ n. A weapon used for shooting.
fired /fɪr/ n. A sudden event that causes destruction or damage.
fireman /fɪrˈmæn/ n. A person who works in the fire department.
firemen /fɪrɪmən/ n. A person who works in a fire department.
fireplace /ˈfɪr.ˌplɪk/ n. A fireplace is a hearth or fireplace in a house.
fires /fɪr/ n. A burning building or structure.
firewood /fɪrˈwɔːd/ n. A bundle of wood used for burning.
fireworks /fɪrˈweɪks/ n. A display of light and sound.
firing /fɪrɪŋ/ n. A sudden burst of heat or force.
firm /fɜːm/ n. A sturdy or reliable person.
firmly /ˈfɪr.mɪ.li/ n. A solid or unyielding quality.
first /fɜːst/ n. The first of a series of things.
firstly /fɪrʃl/ n. The first step in a process or action.
fischer /fɪʃər/ n. A person who is a scientist.
fish /fɪʃ/ n. A small aquatic animal.
fisher /fɪʃər/ n. A person who catches fish.
fisherman /fɪʃˈmænər/ n. A person who catches fish.
fishermen /fɪʃˈmɛn/ n. A person who catches fish.
fishes /fɪʃəs/ n. A group of aquatic animals that live in water.
fishing /fɪʃɪŋ/ n. The act of catching fish or the activity of fishing.
fishy /fɪʃi/ n. A person who is suspicious or untrustworthy.
fist /fɪst/ n. A small hand or finger.
fists /fɪst/ n. A hand grasping a fist.
fit /fɪt/ n. A state of being or doing well.
fitness /fɪtˈsɪs/ n. A state of physical health and well-being.
fits /fɪts/ n. A person who is able to do something.
fitted /ˈfɪtɪd/ n. A building in which people live.
fitting /fɪtɪŋ/ n. A person or thing that matches or fits a particular description or situation.
fitz /fɪt/ n. A person who is of a certain rank or status.
fitzgerald /ˈfɪtʃɪɡrət/ n. A famous American novelist.
five /fɪv/ n. A number of five.
fix /fɪks/ n. A repair or restoration of a broken or damaged object.
fixed /fɪkɪd/ n. A thing that is not movable.
fixing /fɪkɪŋ/ n. The act of repairing or restoring something.
flag /flaɡ/ n. A flag or symbol of a country or organization.
flags /flaɪks/ n. A flag or banner used to display a symbol or message.
flame /fɪr/ n. A burning object or substance.
flames /fɪr/ n. A flame or fire.
flaming /flæmɪŋ/ n. A fire that burns brightly.
flanders /flændər/ n. A person who is not a member of a specific group.
flank /flɑːn/ n. A side or side of a person or animal.
flap /flɑːp/ n. A sudden movement of a part of a body.
flapping /flæp/ n. A rapid back-and-forth motion of a body part.
flare /fər/ n. A sudden burst of flame or heat.
flash /fʌʃ/ n. A sudden, bright, or intense light.
flashes /laɪt/ n. A sudden change in brightness.
flashing /flaʃɪŋ/ n. A sudden change in light or color.
flashlight /flaʃˈlɛɪt/ n. A portable light source for illumination.
flat /flæt/ n. A small building in which people live.
flats /flæt/ n. A building with a single floor.
flatter /flæt/ n. A level surface.
flattered /ˈflætərt/ v. to make someone feel pleased or satisfied.
flattering /flɑːˈtɪlɪŋ/ n. A person who is very good at pleasing someone.
flavor /ˈflaʊər/ n. The taste or smell of something.
flavors /flaʊz/ n. The taste or smell of food.
flavour /ˈflaʊər/ n. A taste or flavor.
flaw a defect or imperfection in something.
flawless /flaʊˈzɔːls/ n. Perfect or without any defects.
flaws /flaʊz/ n. A defect or imperfection in something.
flea /fʌl/ n. A small insect that lives on human skin.
fleas /fliəs/ n. Small insects that feed on human or animal skin.
fled /fɛld/ n. A person who escapes or flees from danger.
flee /esəʊp/ n. A person or thing that runs away from danger.
fleeing /fʌɪŋ/ n. A person or thing that runs away from danger.
fleet /fɛlɪt/ n. A group of ships or vehicles used for transport.
fleeting /ˈfɪʃɪŋ/ n. A short-lived or transient thing.
fleming /ˈfɛlmɪŋ/ n. A scientist who discovered the theory of evolution.
flesh /fʌʃ/ n. A part of the body that is soft and fleshy.
fletcher /ˈfɛl.kʃər/ n. A man who is skilled in the art of building.
fleur /flɔːr/ n. A flower.
flew /fli/ n. A movement of a body part or object through the air.
flexible /fɪˈkʌbl/ n. A thing that can be bent or moved easily.
flick /fɪkl/ n. A sudden, brief movement or action.
flies /fli/ n. A small insect that flies.
flight /flaɪʃ/ n. A journey from one place to another.
flights /ˈaɪkrəft/ n. A machine used for transportation.
fling /θəʊ/ n. A sudden, forceful motion of throwing something.
flint /stɔːn/ n. A hard, brittle rock.
flip /flɪp/ n. A change of direction or a change of position.
flipped /flɪpɪd/ n. A change in position or state.
flipping /flɪpɪŋ/ n. To move from one position to another.
flirt to make someone feel good about themselves.
flirting /flɪˈrɪŋ/ n. A social activity or behavior intended to make someone feel more attractive or interested.
flo /fʊl/ n. A level on a building.
float /flaʊt/ n. A floating object or substance.
floating /fəʊˈlɛɪŋ/ n. A floating object or phenomenon.
floats /flaʊt/ n. A floating object or substance.
flock /fʊkl/ n. A group of animals living together.
flood /fʊl/ n. A large body of water that can cause flooding.
flooded /wɔːtər/ n. A body of water that has been or is being covered by water.
flooding /fəʊˈdɪŋ/ n. A large body of water.
floods /fʌld/ n. A large body of water that flows over land.
floor /fʊl/ n. A level of a building.
floors /fəʊl/ n. A horizontal surface on which people live.
flop /fʌp/ n. A sudden, unexpected change in the order of cards in a deck.
flora /fləˈroʊ/ n. A plant or a collection of plants.
florence /fəˈluːrəns/ n. A city in the south of the United States.
florida /flɔːrɪdə/ n. A state in the southeastern United States.
florrick /flɔːrˈrɪk/ n. A person who is a florist.
flour /flʌər/ n. A fine white powder used in baking.
flourish /flaʊʃ/ v. to become more prosperous or successful.
flow /flʊf/ n. A continuous movement of something.
flower /flɔːr/ n. A plant that produces flowers.
flowers /flaʊʃəʊ/ n. A plant that produces flowers.
flowing /flʊwɪŋ/ n. A continuous stream of water or a continuous movement.
flown /fɪl/ n. A movement of air that carries an object from one place to another.
flows /wɔːtər/ n. A liquid that flows.
floyd /fɪˈloʊd/ n. A person who is a friend of another person.
flu /flʊ/ n. A contagious illness that causes symptoms like fever and sore throat.
fluffy /ˈflʌfi/ n. A soft, fluffy, or feathery substance or object.
fluid /fljuːd/ n. A liquid substance.
fluids /fljuːdz/ n. A liquid substance.
flush /fʌʃ/ n. A sudden, forceful, or sudden motion.
flushed /fʌʃ/ n. A process of cleaning a surface or object.
flushing /flʌʃɪŋ/ n. The act of removing waste from a toilet.
flute /flʌt/ n. A musical instrument with a long, slender body and a long, curved, hollow tube.
fly /fɪl/ n. A winged creature that flies.
flyer /ˈfliər/ n. A piece of paper used for advertising or information.
flyers /flɪˈjɜːrs/ n. A piece of paper or sheet of paper used to advertise or inform.
flying /ˈaɪk.ə.p/ n. A machine designed to fly.
flynn /flaɪn/ n. A person who flies.
foam /fəʊm/ n. A soft, non-sticky material used for insulation or cushioning.
focus /fəʊʃ/ n. A point of attention or emphasis.
focused /fəʊˈkʊsɪd/ n. A state of being concentrated or directed.
focusing /fəʊˈkɒsɪŋ/ n. A mental or physical process of concentrating on a specific task.
foe /fɒi/ n. A person or thing that is hostile or dangerous.
fog /fɒɡ/ n. A cloud of water vapor in the air.
fold /fəʊld/ n. A fold in a surface or a fold in a person's body.
folded /fəˈdɒd/ n. A state of being folded or bent.
folder /fɔːldər/ n. A container for storing items.
folding /fəˈdɪŋ/ n. A process of folding or bending something.
foley /fəʊli/ n. A small garden or patch of land.
folk /fɔːl/ n. A group of people who live in a community.
folks /fəʊlks/ n. A group of people.
follow /fəʊl/ n. A verb meaning to continue or follow.
followed /fəˈluːd/ n. A thing that has been followed by another.
followers /fəʊləndzər/ n. A person who follows another person.
following /fəˈlɔːɪŋ/ n. A series of events that happen in a sequence.
follows /fəʊl/ n. A verb meaning to continue or follow.
folly /fəʊli/ n. A foolish or foolishly foolish thing.
fond /fɒnd/ n. A feeling of affection or fondness.
fong /fɒŋ/ n. A small, flat building in which people live.
font /fɔːnt/ n. A character or symbol used to display text.
food /fʊd/ n. A food item or dish.
foods /fʊd/ n. A food item or dish.
fool /fʊl/ n. A person who is stupid or foolish.
fooled /fəʊld/ v. to deceive or trick someone into making a mistake.
fooling /fəʊˈlɪŋ/ n. A trick or act of deceiving someone.
foolish /fəʊlɪʃ/ n. A foolish or stupid person.
foolishness /fəʊˈlɪʃn/ n. A foolish or foolish-minded thing.
fools /fəʊl/ n. A group of people who are stupid or foolish.
foot /fʊt/ n. A part of the body used for walking.
footage /fɔːtʃəʊ/ n. A piece of land or area.
football /fəʊʃn/ n. A team of people who play a sport.
footprint /fɔːˈtʃɪn/ n. A small area of land or surface covered by a particular object.
footprints /fʊtˈprɪntʃ/ n. A mark left by a foot or animal.
footsteps /fʊtˈspɪts/ n. The sound or movement of feet on the ground.
for /fəʊr/ n. A place where people go to work or school.
forbes /fəʊrˈbɛs/ n. A major financial newspaper.
forbid /fəˈbɔːr/ n. A law or rule that prohibits something.
forbidden /fəˈrɪdʒən/ n. A thing that is prohibited or not allowed.
force /fɔːrs/ n. A force of people or a force of nature.
forced /fɔːrd/ n. A situation in which something is compelled or required to be done.
forces /fɔːrs/ n. A group of people who work together to achieve a common goal.
forcing /fɔːrɪŋ/ n. A force or power that causes something to happen.
ford /fɔːrd/ n. A vehicle used for transportation.
forecast /fɔːˈkɒs/ n. A prediction of the future.
forehead /fɔːrˈhɛd/ n. The front part of the face.
foreign /fɔːrɪn/ n. A person from another country.
foreigner /fɔːrɪˈɒnɪr/ n. A person who is not a native speaker of the language.
foreigners /fɔːrɪˈɔːrɪz/ n. A person who is not a native speaker of the language.
foreman /fɔːˈmæn/ n. A person in charge of a team or group.
foremost the highest or first in rank or importance.
forensic /fɔːrˈnɪs/ n. A branch of law dealing with the investigation of crimes.
forensics /fɔːrˈnɪsɪs/ n. The study of crime and criminal behavior.
forest /fərˈstɪf/ n. A large area of land covered with trees.
forests /fɔːrˈstɪs/ n. A large area of land covered with trees.
forever /fɔːrvər/ n. A period of time that lasts indefinitely.
forfeit to lose property or rights due to a breach of contract.
forgave /fɔːɡveɪ/ n. A verb meaning to make someone feel sorry for oneself.
forge /fɔːrɡ/ n. A tool used to create metal objects.
forged /fɔːd/ n. A metal object that has been hammered or struck to make it stronger.
forgery /fɔːrˈɡɪəri/ n. A counterfeit or imitation of a real object.
forget /fɔːrt/ n. A memory that has been lost.
forgets /fəʊrɡɪz/ n. The act of forgetting something.
forgetting /fɔːrˈɡɪtɪŋ/ n. The act of forgetting something.
forgive /fɔːrɪdʒ/ n. To let someone else's mistake be forgiven.
forgiven /fɔːɡɪn/ n. A state of being released from punishment or a condition of having been pardoned.
forgiveness /fɔːrˈdɪʃn/ n. The act of letting someone else's mistake go without punishment.
forgiving /fɔːrˈɪvɪŋ/ n. A disposition of the mind to forgive others.
forgot /fɔːɡət/ n. A memory of something that has been lost.
forgotten /fɔːɡən/ n. A memory that has been lost or is no longer remembered.
fork /fɔːk/ n. A branch of a tree.
form /fɔːm/ n. A shape or structure.
formal /fəˈmɔːl/ n. A formal or official style of speech or writing.
formalities /fəˈmɔːlɪtiːs/ n. Formalities or etiquette.
formality /fɔːˈmɔːrɪ/ n. A degree of respect or formality used in speech or writing.
formally /fɔːmˈfɪlɪ/ n. A formal or official title, rank, or designation.
formation /fəʊˈmeɪʃn/ n. The process of forming something.
formed /fɔːmd/ n. A process of creation or development.
former /fɔːr/ n. A person who has left or been removed from a position.
formerly /fɔːrˈɔːrm/ n. A time before a certain event.
formidable /ˈfɔːmɪd.ə/ n. A quality of being unyielding or unchangeable.
forming /fɔːmɪŋ/ n. The process of creating something.
forms /fɔːms/ n. A collection of words that can be combined to form a new word.
formula /fɔːˈmɔːl/ n. A mathematical equation used to calculate a value.
forrest /fɔːrɪst/ n. A large area of land covered with trees.
fort /fɔːr/ n. A fortified building or structure.
forth /fɔːθ/ n. A step forward or a move in a direction.
forthe /fɔːrθi/ n. A place where people go to work.
fortnight a period of four days.
fortress /fɔːrˈstɛrs/ n. A fortified building or structure.
fortunate /fəˈnɔːt/ n. A good or favorable outcome.
fortunately /fəˈtɔːrənli/ n. A good thing that happens to you.
fortune /fɔːntə/ n. A good or bad thing that happens to you.
fortunes /fɔːrˈtuːns/ n. A sum of money or something valuable that someone gains or loses.
forty /fɔːtɪ/ n. A number of 40.
forum /fʊrəm/ n. A place where people discuss topics.
forward /fɔːrd/ n. A direction or movement in a straight line.
forwards /ˈfɔːrdz/ n. A direction or path moving away from a starting point.
foryou /foʊri/ n. A place where you can meet people.
fossil /fəʊˈsɪl/ n. An ancient object or structure found in the fossil record.
fossils /fəʊˈsɪl/ n. A preserved remains of an organism.
foster /fəʊˈstər/ n. A person who helps another person raise a child.
fought /fɔːt/ n. A battle or contest of strength or skill.
foul /fʊl/ n. A violation of a law or rule.
found /fʊnd/ n. A place where something is located.
foundation /fəʊˈdʒɪnɪʃn/ n. A base or support for a building.
foundations /fɒndəˈkeɪʃn/ n. The foundation of a building.
founded /fɔːnd/ n. A place where something is created or started.
founder /fʌndər/ n. A person who creates or starts a business.
founding /fɔːndɪŋ/ n. The act of establishing a new organization or place.
fountain /fɔːn/ n. A water feature in a landscape.
four /fɔːr/ n. A number of four.
fours /fɔːr/ n. A number of four.
fourteen /fɪrˈtaɪnd/ n. A number in the 10s.
fourth /fɔːrth/ n. The fourth of four.
fowler /ˈfɔːl/ n. A small bird that flies in a flock.
fox /fɒks/ n. A small mammal with fur and four legs.
fr /fər/ n. A country in which people live.
fraction /frækʃn/ n. A part of a whole.
fracture /frəˈkʌtʃ/ n. A break or split in something.
fractured /bɔːkəd/ n. A part of something that has been split or torn.
fractures /frækˈtʃɪrəs/ n. A break or split in something.
fragile /frəˈɡɪli/ n. A thing that is easily broken or damaged.
fragment /frɛɡmənt/ n. A part of a larger structure or object.
fragments /frɪɡmənts/ n. A piece of a larger whole.
fragrance /frəˈɡɑːns/ n. A pleasant smell.
frame /fræm/ n. A frame of glass or a frame of a structure.
framed /ˈfræmd/ n. A building with a wooden frame.
frames /fræms/ n. A frame of glass or a frame of a picture.
fran /fraɪn/ n. A country in Europe.
france /fʁɑ̃s/ n. A country in Europe.
frances /fraʃn/ n. A country in Europe.
francesca /fraʃnə/ n. A woman of French descent.
francesco /fraʃnəs/ n. A famous Italian writer.
franchise /frɪˈnʃɪʒ/ n. A business or organization that allows another entity to operate under its name and brand.
francine /frɑːˈsɪn/ n. A person of French origin.
francis /frænˈsiːs/ n. A man who is a friend of a man.
francisco /frænˈsiːkwo/ n. A man of the French language.
franco /fraʃo/ n. A person of Italian origin.
francois /fʁaʁ.ko.s/ n. A Frenchman.
francs /frɑːns/ n. A unit of currency in France.
frank /frɑːŋk/ n. A person who is honest and straightforward.
frankenstein /frænˈkɛnsˌtæn/ n. A grotesque, monstrous figure.
frankie /frɑːnˈkaɪ/ n. A man who is not a soldier.
franklin /fɪnˈkɪlɪn/ n. A town in the United States.
frankly /fræŋkli/ n. A person who speaks the truth.
franz /fraʃ/ n. A person of German origin.
fraser /ˈfræzər/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
frasier /ˈfrɪzər/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
frat /fræt/ n. A person who is a brother.
fraternity a group of people who share a common interest or purpose.
frau /fʁaʊ/ n. A woman.
fraud /frʌd/ n. A scheme or act of deceiving.
freak /fɛk/ n. A person with an unusual or abnormal physical or mental condition.
freaked /fɛkɹɪd/ v. to become a freak.
freakin /fɛkʃɪn/ n. A person who is very strange or unusual.
freaking /fɛkrɪŋ/ n. A person who is extremely unusual or eccentric.
freaks /fɛkɹɪks/ n. A person with a mental or physical abnormality.
freaky /fɛkri/ n. An unusual or strange person.
fred /freɪd/ n. A person.
freddie /fɪˈdɪdi/ n. A person who plays the guitar.
freddy /fɪˈdɜːr/ n. A man who is a friend.
frederick /ˈfreɪdʒər/ n. A man of the house.
free /fre/ n. A thing that is not owned or controlled by someone.
freed /freɪd/ n. A person who has been released from prison or service.
freedom /fɪˈrɔːm/ n. A state of being free from restriction.
freelance /freˈlaɪns/ n. An individual who provides services on a contract basis.
freely /fɪˈlaɪn/ n. A state of being or doing without restriction.
freeman /fʌrmən/ n. A free person.
freeway /fʁiˈweɪn/ n. A wide, paved road for vehicles.
freeze /ˈfriːz/ n. A sudden, violent, or sudden change in temperature.
freezer /freɪˈzɚ/ n. A machine for storing food.
freezing /freɪˈzɪŋ/ n. A process of lowering the temperature of a substance.
freight /freɪt/ n. A commodity or item transported by a carrier.
french /fɑ̃mɛ/ n. A language spoken by people in France.
frenchman /fʁɑ̃mɑ̃/ n. A person of French descent.
frenzy /frəˈniːsi/ n. A state of intense excitement or activity.
frequencies /fɪˈkwaɪəns/ n. The number of times something occurs in a given time period.
frequency /fɪˈkwaɪəns/ n. The rate at which something occurs.
frequent /freʊˈjʌn/ n. A thing that happens often.
frequently /ˌfreʊˈdʒɪntəli/ n. often or often enough.
fresh /fʌʃ/ n. A product of the earth that is not yet processed.
freshen /fʌʃn/ v. To make something fresh or clean.
freshman /fʌʃˈmæn/ n. A student who has just completed high school.
fret /fret/ n. A nervous or uneasy feeling.
freud sigmund freud: /sɪɡmʊnd fɪrɪd/ n. A psychoanalyst.
freya /friːˈja/ n. A small island in the Mediterranean Sea.
frickin /ˈfrɪkɪn/ n. A loud, aggressive, or insulting word.
friction /frɪʃʃn/ n. A force that resists motion between two surfaces.
friday /fəˈraɪd/ n. A day in the week.
fridge /frɪdʒ/ n. A small appliance used for storing food.
fried /fɪrɪd/ n. A dish cooked in a frying pan.
friend /frɪnd/ n. A person who is friendly.
friendly /ˈfɪn.li.ə/ n. A person who is kind and helpful.
friends /frɪndz/ n. A person who is friendly.
friendship /frɪndʃip/ n. A bond of affection and mutual support between two or more people.
fries /fʌɹs/ n. A dish of food made of thinly sliced vegetables.
friggin /frɪɡɪn/ n. A person who is extremely angry or furious.
frigging /ˈfrɪɡɪŋ/ v. to make fun of someone or something in a rude or insulting way.
fright /frɪθ/ n. A sudden or violent scare or fear.
frighten /ˈfrɪθən/ v. to cause fear.
frightened /ˈfrɪθɪndɪd/ n. A state of being scared or terrified.
frightening /ˈfrɪθɪŋ/ adj. A thing that causes fear.
fringe /ˈfrɪŋɡ/ n. A thin, flat, or irregular part of something.
fritz /fɪtʃ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
frog /frɒɡ/ n. A small aquatic vertebrate.
frogs /frʌɡs/ n. An aquatic animal with a short tail and webbed feet.
from /fʌm/ n. A place where something is taken from.
front /frɒnt/ n. The front side of a building or object.
frontal /frɛntl/ n. A part of the body that faces forward.
frontier /fɛnˈtɪər/ n. A boundary between two distinct regions.
frost /fʌst/ n. A layer of ice on the ground.
frown /fʌrn/ n. A facial expression of displeasure.
froze /fʌrz/ n. A sudden cessation of motion or activity.
frozen /ˈfʌzn/ n. A state of being cold.
fruit /frʌt/ n. A plant or vegetable that is eaten or used for food.
fruits /frʌɪts/ n. A group of edible plant parts.
frustrated /ˈfrʌstʃərt/ n. A state of being upset or annoyed.
frustrating /ˈfrʌstʃɪŋ/ n. Something that causes annoyance or irritation.
frustration /ˈfrʌstʃən/ n. A state of being upset or annoyed.
fry /fry/ n. A cooking method or a small pan used for frying food.
frying /ˈfrɪŋɪŋ/ n. A cooking method or process.
fu /fju/ n. A building in which people live.
fuck /fʊk/ n. A verb meaning to insult or mock.
fucked /fʌkɪd/ v. to do something grossly or crudely.
fucker /fʌkər/ n. A person who is unfaithful or dishonest.
fuckers /fʊkɪzɪz/ n. A group of people who are hostile or mean.
fuckin /fʊkɪn/ n. A verb meaning to insult or mock.
fucking /ˈfʌkɪŋ/ n. A verb meaning to do something grossly or inappropriately.
fucks /fʌks/ n. A verb meaning to make fun of or mock.
fudge /fʌdʒ/ n. A soft, sweet, and often sticky candy.
fuel /fjuːl/ n. A substance used to power machines or vehicles.
fugitive /fɪɡɪˈvɪtɪ/ n. A person who has escaped or is being pursued.
fuhrer /dɪˈraɪər/ n. A person who drives a vehicle.
fulfil /fɪl/ v. To complete or satisfy a requirement or promise.
fulfill /fɪlˈfɔːl/ n. To complete or satisfy a need or obligation.
fulfilled /fʌlˈfɔːld/ n. A state of being complete or completed.
fulfilling /fɪlˈfɪlɪŋ/ n. Accomplishing something or a task.
full /fʊl/ n. A complete or complete amount.
fuller /fʊl/ n. A person who is full of knowledge or information.
fully /fjʊl/ n. A complete or complete action.
fumes /fjuːmz/ n. A mixture of gases that can be harmful to breathe.
fun /fʌn/ n. A game or activity that makes people laugh.
function /fəʊˈnʃn/ n. A process or action that is performed.
functional /fəˈnʃənəl/ n. A function or action that is performed by something.
functioning /fəˈnjuːɪŋ/ n. A process of working or operating.
functions /fʌnʃnɪks/ n. A set of actions or processes that are performed by a system or entity.
fund /fʌnd/ n. A sum of money or a financial institution.
fundamental /fʌndəˈmɛntəl/ n. A basic or essential element.
funding /fʌndɪŋ/ n. Money or resources provided to support a project or organization.
fundraiser /fʌndˈræʃər/ n. A fundraising event or activity.
funds /mʌndə/ n. A sum of money.
funeral /fəˈnɜːr/ n. A ceremony to honor the deceased.
funerals /fəˈnɪləs/ n. A ceremony in which the deceased is buried.
fung /fʌŋk/ n. A fungus, a type of microscopic organism that grows on dead or living organic matter.
fungus /fʌŋɡəs/ n. A microscopic organism that produces spores.
funk /fʌŋk/ n. A musical instrument.
funky /fʌŋk/ n. A person who is eccentric or unconventional.
funnier /fʌnɪər/ n. A person who is humorous.
funniest /fʌnɪstɪst/ n. The most humorous or entertaining thing.
funny /fʌni/ n. A person who is humorous or amusing.
fur /fʊr/ n. A long, stiff, and often rough animal fur.
furious /fəʊˈriəs/ n. A state of intense anger or excitement.
furnace /ˈfʌnsəʊ/ n. A heating appliance.
furniture /fɪrˈmʌtə/ n. A piece of movable material used for storage or decoration.
furry /ˈfʌri/ n. A large, furry animal.
further /fʌðər/ n. A step or movement in a sequence.
furthermore /fʊrˈdʒɔːrˌmɔːr/ n. In addition to the previous, or in addition to
fury /fəʊr/ n. A violent or angry emotion or state of mind.
fuse /fjuːs/ n. A connection between two or more things.
fusion /fjuːʃn/ n. The process of combining two or more things into a single entity.
fuss /fʌs/ n. A small, rough, or unpleasantly loud sound.
futile /fəˈtjuːl/ n. A thing that cannot be done or achieved.
future /fjuːtʃ/ n. A period of time that has not yet occurred.
fuzzy /fʌʃi/ n. A term for something unclear or indistinct.
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g /ɡeɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
ga /ɡeɪ/ n. A sound made by a bird.
gabby /ɡəˈbɪ/ n. A young girl.
gabe /ɡəˈbɛ/ n. A person who is a guest.
gabi /ɡəˈbɪ/ n. A woman.
gabriel /ɡæbriəl/ n. A man of the name Gabriel.
gabrielle /ɡəˈbɪl/ n. A woman who is married.
gaby /ɡəˈbɪ/ n. A woman who is a member of the gaby family.
gadget /ɡəˈdækt/ n. A small device used for a specific purpose.
gag /ɡeɪɡ/ n. A sudden, involuntary contraction of the throat.
gaga /ˈɡeɪɡə/ n. A musical group consisting of a band of singers and musicians.
gagging /ˈɡæɡɪŋ/ v. to make a person or animal gag.
gags /ɡeɪz/ n. A small, often unsecured, object or item.
gail /ɡeɪl/ n. A woman who is a member of the gail family.
gain /ɡeɪn/ n. An increase in quantity or amount.
gained /ɡeɪnd/ v. To acquire or obtain something.
gaining /ˈɡaɪnɪŋ/ n. The process of acquiring something or something else.
gains /ɡeɪns/ n. An increase in money or property.
gal /gæl/ n. A person who plays the guitar.
gala /ˈɡælə/ n. A celebration or event held for entertainment or social purposes.
galactic /gəˈlæktɪk/ n. A planet or system in which life exists.
galaxies /gəˈlæks/ n. A collection of stars and other celestial bodies.
galaxy /ɡæləksi/ n. A vast collection of stars and planets.
gale /ɡeɪl/ n. A strong wind that can cause damage.
galileo /gəˈlaɪə/ n. A scientist who proposed the heliocentric model of the solar system.
gall /gɑːl/ n. A liquid or solid substance that is often used as a substitute for water.
gallagher /ˈɡæl.ʃər/ n. A person who is a gallard or gallant.
gallant /ˈɡælənt/ n. A person who shows great courage and bravery.
gallery /ˈɡæləri/ n. A collection of buildings or structures.
gallons /ˈɡælənz/ n. A unit of liquid volume.
gallows /ɡəʊl/ n. A wooden post used to hang a prisoner.
gals /ɡælz/ n. A young woman.
gamble /ɡæmble/ n. A wager or chance to win money.
gambler /ɡæmˈbɜːr/ n. A person who plays games of chance.
gambling /ɡæmˈbɪləɪŋ/ n. A game of chance where money is wagered on an outcome.
game /ɡeɪm/ n. A game played with objects or people.
games /ɡeɪmz/ n. A game played with a set of rules.
gaming /ɡæmɪŋ/ n. A game played with a computer or other devices.
gamma /ɡɛmɪ/ n. A star in the constellation.
gandhi /ɡændʃi/ n. A leader of the Indian independence movement.
gang /ɡæŋ/ n. A group of people who work together to achieve a common goal.
gangs /ɡændz/ n. A group of people who engage in criminal activities.
gangster /ɡæŋˈstər/ n. A criminal organization or individual.
gangsters /ɡæŋˈtʃɜːrs/ n. A group of criminals.
gao /gɑː/ n. A high mountain.
gap /ɡæp/ n. A space between two things.
garage /ɡəˈrɑːʒ/ n. A building for storing vehicles.
garbage /ɡəˈbɑːr/ n. Waste material or refuse.
garcia /ɡɑːˈriːə/ n. A woman of the family of Garcia.
garden /ˈɡændər/ n. A place where plants are grown.
gardener /ɡəˈdɪnər/ n. A person who tends to plants.
gardening /ɡəˈdɪŋɪŋ/ n. The practice of cultivating plants and flowers.
gardens /ɡɑːdɪnɪz/ n. A place where plants are grown.
gardner /ɡɑːdner/ n. A person who is a gardener.
garfield /ɡɑːrˈfiːl/ n. A cat that lives in a house.
garland /ɡəˈrændl/ n. A long, decorative ribbon or ribbon-like fabric.
garlic /ɡərˈlaɪk/ n. A root vegetable used for flavoring and cooking.
garment /ˈɡɑːrənt/ n. A piece of clothing worn by people.
garrett /ɡɑːrɪt/ n. A man who is a lawyer.
garrison /ˈɡɑːrɪsən/ n. A fortified military settlement.
garth /ˈɡɑːrdn/ n. A garden or garden area.
gary /ɡɑːri/ n. A person who plays the guitar.
gas /ɡæs/ n. A flammable liquid used for transportation.
gases /ɡeɪs/ n. A collection of gases that can be used for heating or cooking.
gasoline /ɡæˈsɪlɪn/ n. A fuel used in vehicles.
gasp /ɡæp/ n. A sudden, sharp, or silent exhalation.
gasping /ɡæspɪŋ/ n. A sudden, involuntary shortening of the breath.
gasps /ɡæsps/ n. A sudden, short, and often involuntary exhalation.
gaston /ˈɡɑːstən/ n. A person who is a guest or visitor.
gate /ɡeɪt/ n. A door or opening in a building.
gates /dɔːrs/ n. A door or opening in a building.
gateway /ˈɡeɪtə(r)w/ n. A place where one can enter or exit a building.
gather /ɡəʊt/ n. A group of people who come together to do something.
gathered /ˈɡætərəd/ v. to collect or assemble.
gathering a group of people coming together for a purpose.
gator /ˈɡɑːtər/ n. A large, fast-moving mammal with a long, curved tail.
gauge /ɡeɪdʒ/ n. A measuring device used to determine the size or weight of an object.
gave /ɡɪv/ v. to transfer or give.
gavel /ˈɡævəl/ n. A long, flat, heavy object used to strike a table or a person.
gavin /ɡeɪvɪn/ n. A man who is a gavin.
gay /ɡeɪ/ n. A person who identifies as homosexual.
gays /ɡeɪz/ n. A group of people who are attracted to each other.
gaze /ɡeɪz/ n. A look or view of something.
gear /ɡəʊər/ n. A tool used to operate machinery.
gears /ɡɪːz/ n. A set of interlocking wheels or parts used to transmit motion or power.
gee /ɡiː/ n. A person who is friendly and helpful.
geek /ɡɪk/ n. A person who is interested in computers and technology.
geese /bɪdɪz/ n. A group of birds.
geez /ɡeɪz/ n. A look or sight.
geezer /ˈɡɪːzər/ n. A small, often humorous, or eccentric person.
gel /ɡəl/ n. A liquid substance used in cosmetics.
gem /dʒeɪm/ n. A precious gemstone.
gemma /ɡɪmə/ n. A small, round, green fruit.
gems /ɡemz/ n. A precious gemstone.
gender /dʒɪˈmɛndər/ n. A sex or gender.
gene /ˈdʒen/ n. A hereditary unit of genetic information.
general /ˈdʒenərl/ n. A general in the military.
generally /ˌɡɪnɪˈzɪl/ n. A general or rule.
generals /ˈdʒenərl/ n. A group of men who command armies.
generate /ˈɡenɪdʒeɪt/ n. A process of creating or producing something.
generated /ˈdʒenɪreɪt/ n. A product created by a machine.
generation /ˌɡɪˈzɪʃn/ n. A generation of people.
generations /ˌɡɪnɪʃn/ n. A series of generations of people.
generator /ˈdʒenɪtɪər/ n. A machine that produces electricity.
generosity /ˌɡɪnərəˈsiəs/ n. A generous or generous-minded person.
generous /ˈdʒen.əs/ n. A person who gives freely or generously.
genes /ˈdʒenəs/ n. A unit of heredity passed from parents to offspring.
genesis /ˈdʒenɪsɪs/ n. The beginning of something.
genetic /ˌdʒenɪtɪk/ n. A system of heredity.
genetically /ˌɡɪnɪtɪkɪn/ n. A method of creating new life from existing cells.
geneva /jɛn/ n. A city in Switzerland.
genie /ˈdɒdʒɪs/ n. A goddess is a personification of a natural or supernatural power.
genius /ˈdʒɪnɪs/ n. A person of extraordinary ability.
geniuses /ˈdʒɪnjuːz/ n. A person who is a genius.
genre /ɡenɹaɪn/ n. A category of art or music.
gentle /ˈdʒɛntl/ n. A soft or mild quality or action.
gentleman /ˈdʒɛntələn/ n. A man of high social standing.
gentlemen /ˈdʒɛntlən/ n. A person of high social standing.
gently /ˈdʒɪntli/ n. A way of doing something in a soft or mild manner.
gents /mɛn/ n. A group of people who are male.
genuine /ˈdʒʌʒ.ə.ni/ n. A true or authentic thing.
genuinely /ˈdʒɪnʌnli/ n. A true or real thing.
geoff /ɡɪf/ n. A man who is a geologist.
geoffrey /ɡɪˈfɜːr/ n. A man who is a geographer.
geography /ɡɪˈroʊpəti/ n. A branch of science that studies the Earth's surface and its features.
geometry /jɛmɪtri/ n. The study of shapes and figures.
george /ˈdʒɪrɪθ/ n. A man of the family.
georges /ɡɛrɚdʒ/ n. A man of the French nobility.
georgia /dʒɪˈɡɜːrə/ n. A state in the southeastern United States.
georgie /ˈdʒɜːɡɪ/ n. A person of the Georgians.
gerald /ˈɡɛrl/ n. A man who is a gardener.
gerard /ɡərˈdɪnər/ n. A person who tends to plants.
german /dʒɛrmən/ n. A language spoken by people in Germany.
germans /dɛrˈmɑːns/ n. A German language.
germany /dɛrˈmɛn/ n. A country in Europe.
germs /dʒɜːms/ n. Microorganisms that cause disease.
gerry /ˈdʒɪri/ n. A person who is a gerry.
gertrude /ˈdɜːtrjuːd/ n. A woman who is a member of the Germanic language family.
gestapo /ɡæstˈpɔː/ n. A small, enclosed room in a house.
gesture /ˈdʒɪstər/ n. A movement or action.
gestures /ˈdʒɛstʃərz/ n. A set of hand movements used to communicate.
get /ɡɛt/ v. to obtain or acquire.
getaway /ɡɪˈtʃɔːv/ n. A place to go away from home.
gets /ɡɛts/ n. A verb meaning to receive or obtain.
gettin /ɡɪtɪŋ/ n. The act of acquiring something or becoming something.
getting /ɡɪtɪŋ/ n. A process of acquiring or obtaining something.
ghastly /ɡəʊʃtli/ adj. A very frightening or gloomy appearance.
ghetto /ˈɡetʃo/ n. A neighborhood of low-income people.
ghost /ɡəʊʃ/ n. A mysterious or supernatural being or entity.
ghosts /ɡəʊʃ/ n. A spirit or being that has passed away.
gi /dʒi/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
gianni /dʒɪn/ n. A goddess of the night.
giant /ɡeɪnt/ n. A large animal or object.
giants /ˈdʒɪŋz/ n. A large animal or person.
gibberish /ˈdʒɪbərʃ/ n. A collection of meaningless words.
gibbs /ˈdʒɪbs/ n. A person who is a member of the family of the god.
gibson /ˈdʒɪbsən/ n. A musical instrument made of metal.
giddy /ˈdʒɪdi/ n. A state of being excited or eager.
gideon /ɡɪˈdeɪn/ n. A person who is a child of a king.
gift /ɡɪft/ n. A present given to someone as a gift.
gifted /ˈdɪɡɪtɪd/ n. A person who is naturally gifted with a particular skill or talent.
gifts /ɡɪftz/ n. A present given to someone.
gig /ˈdʒɪɡ/ n. A short-lived performance or event.
gigantic /ˈdʒɪɡəntɪk/ n. A very large or extraordinary thing.
giggle /ˈdʒɪɡl/ n. A sudden, involuntary, and often humorous expression of amusement.
giggles /ˈdʒɪɡləs/ n. A short, happy sound made by laughing.
giggling /ˈdʒɪɡlɪŋ/ n. A sound made by laughing.
gigi /dʒɪɡi/ n. A small child.
gigs /ɡɪz/ n. A short-lived performance or event.
gil /gɪl/ n. A person who is a soldier.
gilbert /ˈdɪlɪbɪt/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
giles /ˈdɪləs/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
gill /ɡɪl/ n. A small, flat, or low building.
gillian /ˈdʒɪlɪn/ n. A woman who is a member of the gillian family.
gilmore /ˈdɪl.mɔːr/ n. A place where people gather.
gimme /ˈdʒɪm/ n. A small, portable object used to hold or carry something.
gin /wɪn/ n. A drink made from grapes.
gina /ˈdʒɪnə/ n. A woman who is married to a man.
ginger /dʒɪŋər/ n. A red or brownish fruit.
ginny /ˈdʒɪn/ n. A small, often playful, animal.
gino /ˈdʒɪn/ n. A person who is a native of a certain place.
giorgio /dʒɜːrʃo/ n. A person of noble birth.
giovanni /joʊvānni/ n. A man of the family.
giraffe /ˈdʒɪrəf/ n. A large mammal with a long neck.
girl /ɡaɪl/ n. A young woman.
girlfriend /ˈɡaɪl.friːnd/ n. A woman who is married to another person.
girlfriends /ˈdʒɜːlfrɪndz/ n. A woman who is married to another woman.
girlie /ˈdʒɜːli/ n. A young woman.
girls /ɡɪlɪz/ n. A group of people who are female.
git /ɡɪt/ n. A computer program for storing and retrieving data.
giuseppe /ˈdʒiːsuːpe/ n. A person of Italian descent.
give /ɡɪv/ n. To give or to provide.
given /dɪɡn/ n. A thing that is given or provided.
gives /ɡɪvz/ n. To give or to provide.
giving to give: /ˈdɪv/ v. to give or provide.
glacier /ɪks/ n. A large body of water covered with ice.
glad /ˈhæpi/ n. A feeling of joy or satisfaction.
gladly /jəʊˈsɪl/ n. A feeling of happiness or delight.
gladys /ɡlædʒ/ n. A woman who is happy.
glamorous /ɡlæmˈjuːrəs/ adj. A person or thing that is very attractive or impressive.
glamour /ˈɡlæmər/ n. A beautiful and attractive appearance.
glance /lʊk/ n. A brief glance at something.
glasgow /ɡlɑːsˈɡoʊ/ n. A city in Scotland.
glass /ɡlɑːs/ n. A transparent object used for holding liquids or small items.
glasses /ɡlɑːs/ n. A pair of eyewear worn to protect the eyes from light.
glee /ɡliː/ n. A pleasant, often whimsical, or humorous feeling or state of being.
glen /glən/ n. A small body of water.
glenn /glɛn/ n. A man who is a glen.
glimpse /glɪmps/ n. A brief view or glimpse of something.
glitter /spɑːk/ n. A small, bright, or sparkling object or effect.
global /ɡlɒbəl/ n. A large area of the earth.
globe /ɡlɒb/ n. A sphere of space containing all of the known planets.
gloomy /ɡləʊm/ n. A gloomy or gloomy atmosphere.
gloria /ɡluːˈriə/ n. A beautiful woman.
glorious /ˈglɔːriəs/ n. A very good or happy thing.
glory /ˈglɜːri/ n. A great or wonderful thing.
glove /ɡəʊl/ n. A handbag worn on the hand.
gloves /ɡlɑːbz/ n. A pair of worn-out or dirty hands.
glow /ɡlʌ/ n. A sudden flash of light.
glowing /ɡləʊˈɪŋ/ n. A light that emits a bright, warm, or colorful glow.
glue /glʌi/ n. A substance that binds things together.
glued /glʌd/ n. A substance that binds things together.
go /ɡəʊ/ n. A movement of people or things.
goa /ɡəʊ/ n. A place in India.
goal /ɡəʊl/ n. A desired or intended result.
goals /ɡəʊləʊz/ n. A specific aim or objective.
goat /ɡəʊt/ n. A domesticated animal with woolly hair and a long tail.
goats /ɡəʊt/ n. A domesticated animal with woolly hair and a long snout.
gob /ɡəʊb/ n. A small, flat, or low building.
goblin /ɡəʊˈbɪl/ n. A small, often evil, humanoid creature.
god /ɡəʊd/ n. A deity or god in a religious context.
goddammit /ˈɡɒd.dæm.dɪt/ n. A loud, angry, or desperate exclamation.
goddamn /ˈɡɒdʒn/ n. A hateful or obscene word.
goddamned /ˈɡɒd.dæm.n/ d/ n. A person who has been cursed or demonized.
goddess /ˈɡəʊdʒəs/ n. A goddess is a personification of a natural or supernatural power.
godfather /ɡəʊˈdɪfə.tər/ n. A man who is the father-in-law of a person.
godfrey /ɡəʊˈdʁɪf/ n. A person of godfrey.
godmother /mɔːtər/ n. A woman who is the mother of another person.
gods /ɡəʊdz/ n. A being or entity of supreme power or authority.
godzilla /ɡəʊk/ n. A powerful, human-like robot.
goes /ɡoʊz/ n. A verb meaning to move forward or proceed.
goggles /ɡəʊɡəʊz/ n. A pair of eyeglasses worn over the eyes.
gogh /ɡəʊθ/ n. A famous artist known for his paintings.
goin to move from one place to another.
going /ɡɒŋɪŋ/ n. A movement or action of moving.
goku /gōk/ n. A powerful, human-like, green-skinned, round, muscular, and muscular man.
gold /ɡəʊl/ n. A precious metal used in jewelry and currency.
goldberg /ɡəʊld/ n. A person who is a goldfish.
golden /ˈɡoʊndən/ n. A golden color or substance.
goldfish /ɡəʊˈlɪf/ n. A freshwater fish with a large, colorful, and often bony body.
goldie /ɡəʊˈlaɪ/ n. A young girl.
goldman /ɡəʊˈlændmən/ n. A financial institution that provides loans and investment services.
golf /ɡəʊl/ n. A game played with a club and a ball.
goliath /ɡəˈloʊθ/ n. A very large animal.
golly /ˈɡoʊli/ n. A small, bright, or cheerful thing.
gomez /ɡoʊm/ n. A person of the family of Gomez.
gon /ɡən/ n. A place where something has been or is going.
gone /ɡən/ v. to leave or disappear.
gong /ɡɒŋ/ n. A large metal bell used to signal the start of a ceremony.
gonna /ɡənə/ v. to be going to.
gonzalo /ɡɒnˈzɑːl/ n. A person of Spanish origin.
goo /ɡəʊ/ n. A substance that is soft and often sticky.
good /ɡʊd/ n. A quality of being good or favorable.
goodbye /ɡəʊˈdiː/ n. A parting or farewell.
goodman /ɡʊˈdɒmən/ n. A man who is good at something.
goodness /ɡʊˈdɪnəs/ n. A quality of being good or virtuous.
goodnight /ɡʊˈdɪʃ/ n. A time before sleep when people say goodbye.
goods /ɡʊˈdɪs/ n. A commodity or item for sale.
goodwill /ɡuːˈdɪl/ n. A gift or favor given to someone in return for their help.
goodwin /ɡʊdˈwiːn/ n. A person who is good at something.
goody /ˈɡoʊdi/ n. A person who is good at something.
goofy /ɡəʊf/ n. A person who is silly or foolish.
google /ɡoʊl/ n. A search engine that provides information about the web.
goon /ɡəʊn/ n. A group of people who act together to do something.
goons /ɡəʊn/ n. A group of people who work together to do something.
goose /ɡəʊs/ n. A bird.
gordon /ˈɡɒrɪʃn/ n. A man of the gordon clan.
gorgeous /ˈbjuːtəs/ n. A very pretty or attractive person or thing.
gorilla /ɡɔːˈrɪl/ n. A large ape.
gosh /ɡəʊʃ/ n. A small, loud, or unpleasant sound.
gospel /ɡəʊˈspɒl/ n. A religious book or sermon.
gossip /ˈɡɒsp/ n. A conversation between people about something unrelated to their work.
got /ɡəʊt/ n. A person who has acquired something.
gotcha /ɡəʊtʃə/ n. A trick or a sudden surprise.
gotham /ɡəʊθəm/ n. A fictional city in the United Kingdom.
gotta /ˈɡoʊtə/ v. to be forced to do something.
gotten /ˈɡoʊtən/ v. to acquire or obtain.
govern /ˈɡɒvɪn/ n. The act of ruling or managing a state.
government /ɡəˈvɜːmən/ n. A body of people or organization that makes laws and manages public affairs.
governments /ˌɡɒvɪˈnɪmənts/ n. A body of people or organizations that make laws and manage public affairs.
governor /ˈɡɒnvər/ n. A person who serves as the head of a government.
gown /ɡʊn/ n. A piece of clothing worn by people.
gps /ɡəˈpɪs/ n. A device used to locate and track a person or vehicle.
grab /ɡræb/ n. A hand or arm that is grasped.
grabbed /ɡræb/ d/ v. to catch or seize.
grabbing /ɡræbɪŋ/ n. The act of grasping or holding something.
grabs /ɡræb/ n. A physical action of grasping or holding something.
grace /ɡreɪs/ n. A person of high moral character.
graceful /ɡreɪsˈfjuːl/ n. A person or thing that is graceful or elegant.
gracias /ɡraˈsiːs/ n. A word for thanks.
gracie /ɡræʃi/ n. A young girl.
gracious /ˈɡreɪsəs/ n. A person of high moral character.
grad /ɡreɪd/ n. A step in a series of learning stages.
grade /ɡreɪd/ n. A level of education or a rank in a hierarchy.
grades /ɡreɪdz/ n. Grades or levels of achievement.
gradually /ɡreɪdʒəli/ n. A gradual or slow change.
graduate /ɡrəʊˈdeɪt/ n. A person who has completed a degree.
graduated /ɡreɪdʒədeɪt/ n. A person who has completed a degree or qualification.
graduating /ɡreɪdʒɪŋ/ n. A person who has completed their studies.
graduation /ɡreɪdʒəʊʃn/ n. The event or process of completing one's education.
grady /ɡreɪdʒ/ n. A person who is a graduate.
graffiti /ɡræfɪtɪ/ n. A mark or inscription made on a wall or surface.
graham /ɡreɪm/ n. A person of the family of a man named Graham.
grail /ɡreɪl/ n. A sacred vessel of wine in the biblical story of the Exodus.
grain /ɡreɪn/ n. A grain of rice or a grain of sand.
grains /ɡreɪns/ n. A collection of dry seeds used for food.
gram /ɡræm/ n. A word or phrase used to describe a person.
grammar noun: a place where people live
gramps /ɡræmps/ n. An elderly man or woman.
grams /ɡræms/ n. A unit of weight.
gran /græn/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building.
grand /grænd/ n. A large house or building.
grandad /grændəd/ n. An elderly person.
grandchild /ɡrændʃɪd/ n. A child born to a parent who is a child of a parent.
grandchildren /ɡrændʃɪndʒən/ n. A child born to a parent who is a child of a parent.
granddad /ɡrænddɪd/ n. An elderly man.
granddaughter /ɡrændˈdʒɜːnd/ n. A child born to a parent who is a woman.
grande /ɡrændə/ n. A large or very big house.
grandfather /ɡrændfɔːr/ n. An elder relative of one's own generation.
grandma /ɡrændmɪ/ n. An elderly woman.
grandmother /ɡrændmōmər/ n. An elderly woman who has been married to her husband for many years.
grandpa /ɡrændpə/ n. An elderly man.
grandparents /ɡrændpɑːrəʊz/ n. An older generation of family members.
grandson /ɡrændʃən/ n. A male child born to a parent.
granger /ˈɡrænɡər/ n. A person who grows grain.
granite /ɡrænˈaɪt/ n. A dark, hard, igneous rock.
granny /ˈɡrænki/ n. An elderly woman.
grant /græn/ n. A grant or award given to someone.
granted /ɡreɪnt/ n. A legal document or action that confers rights or privileges.
grape /ɡreɪp/ n. A fruit from which grapes are harvested.
grapes /ɡreɪps/ n. A fruit from the grape family.
graphic /ɡrɪˈkʌtʃ/ n. A picture or drawing.
gras /ɡreɪs/ n. A plant that grows from the soil.
grasp /ɡræp/ n. To hold or grasp something.
grass /ɡreɪs/ n. A patch of green vegetation.
grateful /ˈɡreɪftəbl/ n. Feeling thankful or appreciative.
gratitude /ˈɡreɪθəbɪt/ n. A feeling of thanks.
grave /ɡreɪv/ n. A place where the dead are buried.
gravel /ɡrævl/ n. A loose, coarse, and often unsorted material used for construction or landscaping.
graves /ɡreɪv/ n. A place where the dead are buried.
graveyard /ɡreɪvərd/ n. A place where dead bodies are buried.
gravitational /ɡrævˈɪtʃən/ n. A force that pulls objects toward the center of the Earth.
gravity /ɡrəˈvɛr/ n. The force that pulls objects toward the center of the Earth.
gravy /ɡræv/ n. A thick, oily, or slimy substance.
gray /ɡreɪ/ n. A shade of color.
grayson /ɡreɪˈzɒn/ n. A person with a gray hair.
grease /ɡriːz/ n. A sticky substance used to lubricate surfaces.
greasy /ɡreʃi/ n. A substance that is very oily.
great /ɡreɪt/ n. A large or very good.
greater /ɡrɑːtər/ n. A larger or more significant thing.
greatest /ɡrəʊˈstɛɪt/ n. The highest point or degree.
greatly /ɡreɪtli/ v. to do something very much.
greatness /ɡreɪtˈɛs/ n. A state of being or quality that is superior to others.
greece /ɡriːsi/ n. A country in Europe.
greed /ɡriːd/ n. A strong desire for something.
greedy /ɡriːdi/ n. A person who acts without regard for consequences.
greek /ɡʿrɪk/ n. A language spoken by the Greeks.
greeks /ɡriːks/ n. A people of ancient Greece.
green /ɡriːn/ n. A plant or vegetable.
greene /ɡriːn/ n. A plant or vegetable.
greenhouse /ɡriːnˈhəʊz/ n. A structure for growing plants.
greens /ɡriːn/ n. A plant or vegetable.
greer /ɡriːər/ n. A person who greets someone.
greet /ɡriːt/ n. A polite word used to say hello.
greeted /ˈɡriːtɪd/ v. To address someone with a greeting.
greeting /wɛlʌm/ n. A greeting used to say hello.
greetings /ˈɡriːθɪŋz/ n. A greeting or salutation.
greg /ɡrɪd/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
gregory /ɡrēɡəri/ n. A person named Gregory.
grenade /ɡrenʃə/ n. A device that causes an explosion.
grenades /ɡrenˈdeɪz/ n. A device used to explode.
greta /ɡriːtə/ n. A woman who is a member of the greta family.
gretchen /ɡrɪtʃən/ n. A woman who is happy and cheerful.
grew /ɡrɪd/ v. to grow or increase.
grey /ɡreɪ/ n. A shade of color.
grid /grɪd/ n. A grid of lines or squares.
grief /laʊs/ n. A significant event or feeling of sadness.
grieve to express sorrow or regret.
grieving /ɡriːɪŋ/ n. A period of intense sadness or loss.
griffin /ɡrɪfɪn/ n. A large bird with a long tail.
griffith /ɡrɪfɪt/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
grill /grɪl/ n. A cooking appliance used for searing food.
grilled /ˈɡrɪld/ n. A food item cooked by searing or grilling.
grim /grɪm/ n. A state of being sad or unhappy.
grin /grɪn/ n. A facial expression showing a smile.
grind /ɡrɪnd/ n. A repetitive action of working or grinding.
grinding /ɡrɪndɪŋ/ n. The action of grinding or crushing something.
gringo /ɡrɪŋ/ n. A person who is not American.
grip /ɡrɪp/ n. A force or pull applied to an object.
grissom /ɡrɪˈsɒm/ n. A small, rough, or unpolished surface.
grizzly /griz/ n. A large brown bear.
groan /ɡrəʊn/ n. A sound made by a person or animal when it is in pain.
groaning /ɡrəʊˈnɪŋ/ n. A sound made by the muscles of the chest and abdomen when the lungs are stretched.
groans /ɡrəʊns/ n. A loud, low, and often unpleasant sound made by a person.
groceries /ɡrōˈkɪs/ n. A collection of food items for daily consumption.
grocery /ɡrʌkəti/ n. A store that sells food and supplies.
groom /ɡrʌm/ n. A man who is married to another man.
groove /ɡrʌʊv/ n. A groove in a surface.
groovy /ɡrʊv/ n. A soft, pliable material used for wrapping or holding things together.
gross /ɡrɑːs/ n. A large quantity of something.
ground /ɡrʌnd/ n. A flat surface on which objects rest.
grounded /ɡrʌndɪd/ n. A state of being stable or secure.
grounds /ɡrʌnd/ n. A flat area of land.
group /ɡrʌp/ n. A group of people.
groups /ɡrʌps/ n. A group of people.
grove /ɡrʌv/ n. A patch of land with trees.
grover /ɡrʌvər/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building used for storage or as a temporary dwelling.
grow /ɡrʌʊ/ n. The process of increasing in size or quantity.
growing /ɡrɒɪŋ/ n. A process of development or increase.
growl /ɡrʊˈl/ n. A low, harsh sound made by a dog or other animal.
growling /ɡrʊˈlɪŋ/ n. A loud, harsh sound made by a person or animal.
growls /ɡrʊˈlɪs/ n. A loud, harsh sound made by a dog or other animal.
grown /ɡrɒn/ n. A plant or animal that has been raised or developed.
grows /ɡrɔːs/ n. A process of increasing in size or quantity.
growth /ɡrʌt/ n. The process of increasing in size or quantity.
grub /ɡʌb/ n. A small meal eaten with bread and meat.
grudge /ˈɡrʌdʒ/ n. A feeling of resentment or annoyance.
gruesome /ɡrʌʃəm/ n. A very unpleasant or frightening sight or sound.
grumbling /ˈɡrʌmbɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a person who is unhappy or annoyed.
grumpy /ˈɡrʌp/ n. A person who is easily annoyed or irritable.
grunt /ɡrʌnt/ n. A person who works hard.
grunting /ˈɡrʌntɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a person who is unable to speak.
grunts /ɡrʌnts/ n. A sound made by a person or animal.
gt /ɡʊt/ n. A building in which people sleep.
gu /ɡju/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
guarantee /ˈɡɑːrniːt/ n. A promise or assurance that something will happen.
guaranteed /ˈɡaʊ.ri.ənt/ n. A promise or assurance that something will happen.
guarantees /ˈɡɑːrəntəʊz/ n. A promise or assurance that something will happen.
guard /ɡɑːrd/ n. A person who protects or guards something.
guarded /ˈɡaʊdʒd/ n. A place where people keep their valuables safe.
guardian /ˈɡaʊndʒən/ n. A person who protects or manages someone else's affairs.
guardians /ˈɡaʊndzərs/ n. A person or group of people who are responsible for the care and protection of others.
guarding /ˈɡɑːrɪŋ/ n. The act of watching over or protecting something.
guards /ɡəʊd/ n. A person who protects or guards a building.
guess /ɡəʊz/ n. A prediction or estimation made by chance.
guessed /ɡjuːsɪd/ n. A prediction or estimate made by chance or intuition.
guessing /ɡəʊˈzɪŋ/ n. The act of making a prediction or a choice.
guest /ɡwɪst/ n. A person who stays at a hotel or restaurant.
guests /ɡəʊstz/ n. A person who stays in a hotel or restaurant.
guidance /ˌɡɪˈdɪʃn/ n. A direction or advice given to someone.
guide /ɡɪˈdaɪn/ n. A person who directs or leads.
guided /ˈɡɪd.əns/ n. A course of action or advice that helps someone achieve a goal.
guides /ɡɪˈdaɪz/ n. A person who gives advice.
guiding /ˈɡaɪdɪŋ/ n. A person or thing that leads or directs.
guido /ɡwiːdʒo/ n. A person who guides or leads.
guild /ɡʌɪd/ n. A group of people who work together to achieve a common goal.
guilt /ɡaɪlt/ n. A feeling of remorse or moral distress.
guilty /ˈɡjuːti/ n. A person who has committed a crime.
guinea /ɡwiːn/ n. A small island in the Caribbean.
guitar /ˈɡɪtər/ n. A musical instrument used for playing chords and notes.
gulf /ɡʊːl/ n. A large body of water in the middle of a country.
gum /ɡʊm/ n. A soft, sticky substance used as a mouthwash or for chewing.
gun /ɡʌn/ n. A firearm used for shooting.
gunfire /fɪr/ n. A sudden burst of explosive force.
gunman /ɡʌnˈmæn/ n. A person who shoots or fires guns.
gunnar /ɡʊŋər/ n. A person who is a gunnar.
gunner /ˈdʒʌnər/ n. A person who operates a firearm.
gunpowder /ɡʌnˈpɔːdər/ n. A substance used to create firearms.
guns /ɡʊns/ n. A firearm used for shooting.
gunshot /ɡʊnʃɒt/ n. A loud noise made by firing a gun.
gunshots /ɡʌnʃɒts/ n. A shot fired by a gun.
gunther /ɡʊnθə/ n. A person who is a gunther.
guo /guō/ n. A country.
gurgling /ˈɡʌrɡlɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a person or animal breathing or drinking.
gurney /ˈɡʌrnə/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building used for storage or as a temporary dwelling.
guru /ɡərju/ n. A teacher or scholar.
gus /ɡʌs/ n. A person who is a man.
gustav /ɡʊˈstɑːv/ n. A man of the German Empire.
gut /ɡʌt/ n. A part of the digestive system.
guts /ɡʌts/ n. A person's digestive system.
gutter /ˈdʒʌtər/ n. A channel that carries rainwater from a roof to a drain.
guv /ɡɒvɪn/ n. A person or group of people who make decisions for a government.
guy /mæn/ n. A human being.
guys /fɪrɪndz/ n. A group of people who are friends.
gwen /ɡwɪn/ n. A woman.
gym /ˈɡɪm/ n. A place for people to exercise.
gymnastics /ˈɡɪm.nə.tʃəs/ n. A sport or activity involving the use of the body to perform acrobatic movements.
gypsies /ɡɪˈpɪsɪz/ n. A nomadic people who migrate with their livestock.
gypsy /ɡɪˈspɪ/ n. A wandering people's group.
H
h /h/ n. A letter in the alphabet.
ha /hæ/ n. A short, sharp sound.
habit /hɪbɪt/ n. A recurring action or behavior.
habitat /həˈbɪt/ n. A place where an organism lives.
habits /hæbɪts/ n. A set of recurring actions or behaviors.
hack /hæk/ n. A method of breaking into a computer system.
hacked /hækkt/ n. A computer program that can delete or modify data.
hacker /kəˈmɛtər/ n. A person who programs computers.
hacking /hækɪŋ/ n. The act of breaking into a computer system or network.
had /hæd/ v. to have or possess.
hades /hædəs/ n. A deity in Greek mythology.
hadn /hændn/ n. A verb meaning to have or to be.
hae /hæ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
hag /hæɡ/ n. A large, flat, or low building.
hah /hæh/ n. A sound made by a bird or animal.
haha /hæhə/ n. A sound made by laughing.
hai /həɪ/ n. A person who is married.
hail a sudden, loud, or violent sound or flash of light.
hair /hɪər/ n. A long, thin, hair-like structure on the head.
haircut /ˈhɪər.kʌt/ n. A shortening of a person's hair.
hairdresser /ˈhɪrˌdʒɪsər/ n. A person who styles and colors hair.
hairs /hɪər/ n. A long, thin, soft, or wavy strand of skin or hair.
hairy /hɪər/ n. A long, soft, or wavy substance that covers the body.
hal /hæl/ n. A person.
hale /hæl/ n. A part of the body that is not covered by skin.
haley /həˈliː/ n. A woman of the name Haley.
half /hælf/ n. A part of a whole.
halfway /hæfˈvaɪdʒ/ n. The point in the middle of something.
hall /hɔːl/ n. A large room in a building where people gather.
hallelujah /həˈlɛljuːh/ n. A hymn of praise.
hallo /ˈhæl/ n. A greeting used by people.
hallowed /ˈhɒldən/ n. A place of great reverence or solemnity.
halloween /ˈhɒlɪwɪn/ n. A holiday celebrating the Halloween festival.
halls /hɔːl/ n. A room in a building where people gather.
hallucinating /həˈlækɪnɪŋ/ n. the act of making things up or believing things that are not true.
hallucinations /həˈlækjənəʊz/ n. A false perception of reality.
hallway /ˈhæl.wɔːr/ n. A narrow passage in a building.
halo /ˈhælo/ n. A bright light or a greeting.
halt /hælt/ n. A stop or pause in motion.
ham /hæm/ n. A small, flat house.
hamburg /hæmˈbæɡ/ n. A large, round, meat-based food product.
hamburger /bʌɡər/ n. A food item consisting of a bun, meat, and cheese.
hamburgers /bʌrɡərz/ n. A type of food consisting of meat and vegetables.
hamilton /hæmˈɪltər/ n. A person named Hamilton.
hamlet a small village or group of houses.
hammer /hæmər/ n. A tool used for striking or driving.
hammered /ˈhæmər/ v. to strike with a heavy hammer.
hammering /ˈhæmərɪŋ/ n. The act of striking something with a hammer.
hammond /hæmˈɒnd/ n. A small town in the United States.
hampshire /hæmpʃə/ n. A county in England.
hamster /hæmˈæstər/ n. A small rodent.
han /hæn/ n. A person who is a man.
hana /hænə/ n. A person who is happy or pleased.
hand /hænd/ n. A part of the body used for grasping or holding.
handbag /hændˈbæɡ/ n. A small bag for carrying personal items.
handcuffs /hændkʌfs/ n. A tool used to restrain or punish.
handed /hænd/ n. A part of the body used for grasping or holding.
handful /ˈhændl/ n. A small group of people or things.
handicap /hændɪˈkɛp/ n. A physical or mental condition that makes a person unable to perform a task or achieve a goal.
handicapped /hændɪkəp/ n. A person with a physical or mental disability.
handing /hændɪŋ/ n. The act of handing something over.
handkerchief /hændˈkerˈfiː/ n. A small cloth used to wipe hands.
handle /ˈhændl/ n. A part of a hand used for grasping or holding.
handled /ˈhɒld/ n. A process of managing or dealing with something.
handler /ˈhæn.dər/ n. A person who handles or manages something.
handles /hændl/ n. A tool used to hold or manipulate objects.
handling /ˈhændlɪŋ/ n. The act of managing or dealing with something.
hands /hænds/ n. A hand or part of the body used for grasping or holding.
handshake /ˈhændʃɪk/ n. A gesture of greeting or agreement.
handsome /ˈhændzəm/ adj. A person who is beautiful.
handwriting /hændˈwɛrtʃɪŋ/ n. A method of writing.
handy /ˈhændi/ n. A useful or convenient thing.
hang /hæŋ/ n. A hanging object or item.
hangar /hæŋɡər/ n. A large, enclosed space for storing aircraft.
hanged a person who has been executed or imprisoned.
hangin /hæŋɪn/ n. A hanging object or item.
hanging a suspended object or part of a structure.
hangover /hæŋɡəʊər/ n. A feeling of discomfort or fatigue after drinking alcohol.
hangs /hæŋks/ n. A hanging object or item.
hank /hæŋk/ n. A person who is a loyal friend.
hanna /hænə/ n. A woman.
hannah /hænəns/ n. A woman who is not married.
hannibal /hænˈbɪəl/ n. A person who is a slave.
hans /hæn/ n. A person of German origin.
hansen /hɑːnən/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
hanson /həˈnɑːn/ n. A person who is a criminal.
happen to occur or take place.
happened /əˈkɒnənd/ n. An event that happened.
happening /əˈkɪnʃɪŋ/ n. A happening or event.
happens /hæpˈsaɪns/ n. an event that occurs.
happier more happier: /məʊʔər ˈhɪpɪər/ n. A state of being happier than before.
happiest most happy: /məʊʃ/ n. The most joyful or pleased state of being.
happily /ˈhæpi/ v. to be happy.
happiness /jɒs/ n. A feeling of pleasure or satisfaction.
happy /ˈhæpi/ n. A state of being content or satisfied.
harass /hɑːrˈæs/ n. To annoy or annoy someone repeatedly.
harassed /hɑːˈzɪd/ n. A person or thing subjected to repeated or severe abuse or pain.
harassing /həˈræʒɪŋ/ n. A persistent or annoying act or situation.
harassment /hɑːˈzɑːr/ n. Unwanted or annoying behavior or actions that cause distress or fear.
harbor /hɑːr/ n. A place where ships dock.
harbour /hɑːrˈbɔːr/ n. A place where ships dock.
hard /hɑːrd/ n. A difficult or difficult-to-handle thing.
hardcore /hɑːrdˈkɔːr/ n. A person who is extremely serious or intense.
harder /hɑːrdər/ n. A more difficult or strenuous task.
hardest /hɑːrdst/ n. The most difficult or strenuous thing to do.
hardly /ˈhɑːrdl/ n. not at all.
hardship /ˈhɑːrdʃɪp/ n. A difficult or unpleasant situation.
hardware /ˈhæwərɪ/ n. A collection of parts used to make a machine or device.
hardy /ˈhærdi/ n. A person who is strong and healthy.
hare /hɑːr/ n. A small wild animal with a long tail.
hari /hɑːrɪ/ n. A day in the week.
harlan /hɑːrˈlɑːn/ n. A man who is a lawyer.
harlem /hɑːrˈlɛm/ n. A city in New York.
harley /hɑːrli/ n. A person who drives a car.
harm /hærm/ n. A negative or harmful action or state.
harmed /hɑːmd/ n. A state of being injured or damaged.
harmful to cause or result in harm or damage.
harmless /hærməlz/ n. Not causing harm or injury.
harmon /hɑːrˈmɑːn/ n. A musical instrument made of strings and a resonator.
harmony /ˈhɑːrnəmi/ n. A state of balance and cooperation between people or things.
harness a tool used to pull or lift something heavy.
harold /hɑːrˈɔːld/ n. A man of the family.
harp /hɑːp/ n. A musical instrument with strings and a bow.
harper /hɑːpər/ n. A person of the family of Harper.
harriet /hɑːrɪt/ n. A woman who is a member of the House of Commons.
harris /hɑːrɪs/ n. A person of the family of the Harris.
harrison /ˈhɑːrɪsən/ n. A man who is a soldier.
harry /hɑːri/ n. A person who is a wizard.
harsh /hɑːʃ/ n. A very severe or unpleasant condition or situation.
hart /hɑːrt/ n. A bird of the family Corvidae.
hartley /hɑːˈtiːli/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
harvard /hɑːrvɑːrd/ n. A university in Massachusetts.
harvest /hɑːˈvɛst/ n. The collection of crops that are gathered from the fields.
harvey /hɑːrvɪ/ n. A man who is a hunter.
has /hæs/ n. A person who possesses something.
hash /hɑːʃ/ n. A small, flat, or irregularly shaped stone.
hasn /hæs/ n. A person who has not yet been born.
hassan /həˈzæn/ n. A man of faith.
hassle a problem or difficulty that causes trouble.
hast /hæst/ n. A person who is in a hurry.
haste /ˈhæst/ n. A person who acts quickly.
hastings /ˈhæstɪŋz/ n. A place where people gather for events.
hasty /fæst/ n. A thing done quickly.
hat /hæt/ n. A piece of fabric worn on the head.
hatch /hætʃ/ n. A small hole or opening in a building.
hatchet /hɛtʃɪt/ n. A sharp, two-handed tool used for cutting or chopping.
hate /hæt/ n. A strong feeling of dislike or aversion.
hated /dɪsˈlaɪkɪd/ n. A feeling of dislike or aversion.
hateful /ˈhætəbl/ n. A person or thing that causes or is intended to cause harm.
hates /dɪsˈlaɪkz/ n. A feeling of displeasure or unwillingness to do something.
hath /hæt/ n. A verb meaning to have or possess.
hating /hætɪŋ/ n. A strong feeling of dislike or resentment.
hatred /hætˈerd/ n. A strong feeling of dislike or malice.
hats /hætz/ n. A head covering worn by people.
haul /həʊl/ n. A long journey or trip.
hauling moving heavy objects from one place to another.
haunt /həʊnt/ n. A place where people are expected to stay or where something is waiting.
haunted /ˈhæʊnt/ n. A place or person who has been visited by spirits.
haunting /ˈhɔːntʃɪŋ/ n. A mysterious or unpleasant presence that causes people to feel uneasy or afraid.
havana /həˈvænə/ n. A tropical island in the Caribbean.
have /hæv/ n. To possess or possess something.
haven a place where people stay.
havin to have or to possess something.
having /hævɪŋ/ n. A state of being or a condition.
havoc a disorder of affairs or a chaotic act.
hawaii /haʊiˈvəʊ/ n. A place in the Pacific Ocean.
hawaiian /haʊāʻi/ n. A place in the Hawaiian Islands.
hawk /hækw/ n. A large bird of prey.
hawkeye /həˈkwɪdi/ n. A person skilled in fencing.
hawkins /hæwɪnks/ n. A man who is a lawyer.
hawks /hæks/ n. A bird family.
hay /hæi/ n. A plant that grows from a root.
hayden /həˈdɪn/ n. A person who is a hunter.
hayes /hæɪz/ n. A person who is a farmer.
hayley /həˈliː/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
hazard a dangerous or unstable condition or situation.
hazel /həʊʊʒəl/ n. A dark green or brownish-brown tree.
he /hɛ/ n. A person.
head /hɛd/ n. A part of the body that is the top of the head.
headache /ˈhedʒəʊk/ n. A painful condition in the head.
headaches /ˈhedʒəks/ n. A painful condition caused by the accumulation of fluid in the head.
headed /hɛdɪd/ n. A person who leads or commands.
heading /ˈhɛdɪŋ/ n. A heading or title.
headlights /ˈhɛldʒɪltz/ n. A light source used to illuminate a vehicle's interior.
headline /ˈhɛldəʊn/ n. A prominent piece of news or information.
headlines /ˈhɛdˌlaɪnɪz/ n. A newspaper or magazine article.
headmaster /ˈhɛdˌmæstər/ n. A person in charge of a school or institution.
headphones /ˈhɛdˌpɒnɪz/ n. A pair of earphones used for listening to music or other audio.
headquarters /kəˈpɪlət/ n. The main office or headquarters of a government, organization, or institution.
heads /hɛdʒ/ n. A person who leads or commands.
heal /hɛl/ n. The act of making something better or restoring it to its original state.
healed /ˈhɪlɪd/ v. to recover from a disease or injury.
healer /ˈhɪlɪər/ n. A person who treats or heals people.
healing /ˈhɛləɪŋ/ n. A process of restoring health or vitality.
health /hɛlθ/ n. A state of physical or mental well-being.
healthy /ˈhæʃi/ n. A state of being well or in good health.
heap /hɪp/ n. A pile of stuff or a mass of things.
hear /hɪər/ n. The act of listening to a sound.
heard /hɜːd/ n. A sound that is heard.
hearing /ˈhɪərɪŋ/ n. The act of listening or the act of listening to something.
hears /hɪər/ n. To listen to or notice something.
heart /haɪt/ n. A vital organ in the body that pumps blood to the rest of the body.
heartbeat /ˈhɪːtˌbæk/ n. A rhythmic beating of the heart.
heartbroken /ˈhɪt.ər.kən/ n. A state of being deeply sad or disappointed.
heartless /ˈhaɪtɪl/ n. A person who is completely devoid of love.
hearts /hɛrt/ n. A part of the body that pumps blood.
heat /hɛt/ n. A form of energy that causes temperature to rise.
heated /ˈhiːtɪd/ n. A place where heat is produced.
heater /ˈhiːtər/ n. A device that heats a room.
heath /ˈiːθ/ n. A small, rocky, or barren area of land.
heather /ˈhɛθər/ n. A short, sweet song.
heating /ˈhiːtɪŋ/ n. The process of warming up a building or object.
heave to lift or raise something heavy.
heaven /hɛv/ n. A place of divine light and immortality.
heavenly /ˈhɪvənl/ n. A place of great spiritual or emotional significance.
heavens /ˈhiːvəns/ n. The uppermost part of the sky.
heavier /ˈhɪɡə(r)ər/ n. A heavier object or person.
heavily /ˈoʊvəli/ n. A very large or excessive amount.
heavy /hɛɡ/ n. A large or heavy object.
hebrew hebrew: ארץ
heck /hɛk/ n. A small, dark room in a house.
hector /hɛktər/ n. A man who is a servant or a servant of another.
hedge /haʊdʒ/ n. A small tree or shrub planted in a field.
hedgehog /ˈhɛdʒɪdʒ/ n. A small mammal with a long, curved tail.
hedley /ˈhɛdlɪ/ n. A small town in the United Kingdom.
hee /hiː/ n. A person who is a child.
heed /hiːd/ n. A person who listens to or remembers something.
heel /hɛl/ n. A part of the foot.
heels /hɛlɪz/ n. A foot or the sole of a foot.
heh /hɛh/ n. A sound made by a person's mouth.
heidi /hɛɪdɪ/ n. A person named Heidi.
height /haɪt/ n. The vertical distance from the ground to the top of the head.
heights /haɪtˈzɪz/ n. The vertical distance between the top and bottom of an object.
heil /hɛl/ n. A process of restoring health or a state of being healthy.
heinous /ˈhɪnʒiəs/ n. A very bad or terrible thing.
heinrich /hɪnˈriːk/ n. A person who is rich.
heir /hɪər/ n. A person who inherits property or a title.
heist /roʊb/ n. The act of stealing something from someone.
hel /hɛl/ n. A small building or structure.
held /hɛld/ n. A person who is in charge of something.
helen /hɪlən/ n. A woman.
helena /hɛlɪnə/ n. A woman.
helene /hɛlɪn/ n. A woman who is a member of the Greek goddess of love and beauty.
helga /hɛlɡa/ n. A small, often colorful, bird.
helicopter /hɛlɪˈkɒpɪtər/ n. A machine used for transporting people or goods in an aircraft.
helicopters /hɛlɪkʃɔːrs/ n. A flying machine used for aerial transport.
helium /hɛlɪjəm/ n. A colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas.
hell /hɛl/ n. A place of intense suffering.
hello /həʊl/ n. A greeting used by people to say hello.
helm /hɛlɪm/ n. A protective headgear worn by people.
helmet /hɛlɪt/ n. A protective headgear worn by people.
helmets /hɛlɪtʃ/ n. A piece of headwear worn to protect the head.
help /hɛlp/ n. A service provided by a person or organization to assist someone.
helped /ˈhɛlpəd/ v. to assist or aid.
helper /hɛf/ n. A person who assists or helps someone.
helpful /hɪˈpɔːl/ n. A thing that is useful or beneficial.
helping /ˈhɛlpɪŋ/ n. A person who assists or aids another.
helpless /ˈhɛlpəs/ n. A state of being unable to help or be helped.
helps /hɛlpz/ n. To assist or aid someone.
hen /hɛn/ n. A person who is a man.
hence /ˈhɛnz/ n. A word or phrase used to mean "therefore" or "hence".
henderson /hɛndɪˈsɜːr/ n. A person of the surname Henderson.
hendrix /hɛndʒɪk/ n. A region in the United States known for its distinctive wood grain.
henri /hənˈri/ n. A person of French origin.
henrik /hɛnˈriːk/ n. A Norwegian king.
henry /hənˈriː/ n. A person of noble birth.
hens /hɛns/ n. A female bird.
her /hɪər/ n. A woman.
hera /hɛrə/ n. A place where people gather.
herald /ˈhɪrəld/ n. A person who acts as a messenger or messenger.
herb /hɪr/ n. A plant or small living thing.
herbal /hɪrˈbɜːl/ n. A plant or mixture of plants used for medicinal purposes.
herbert /hɪrˈbɜːrt/ n. A man who is a servant or a servant of another.
herbs /hɪrbs/ n. A plant used for medicinal or culinary purposes.
hercules /hɛrkʃəs/ n. A mythical Greek god of the sky and thunder.
herd /ˈhɜːrd/ n. A group of animals living together.
here /hɪr/ n. A place where people gather or work.
hereafter /hɪrˈaɪfər/ n. A future time or place.
hereby /hɪrˈbɪ/ n. A word or phrase used to indicate that something is done or to be done.
heritage /ˌhɪˈrɪdʒəʊ/ n. A legacy or tradition passed down through generations.
herman /hɛrˈmæn/ n. A man of German origin.
hero /hɪr/ n. A person who acts as a leader or protector.
heroes /hɪˈroʊz/ n. A person who is a hero.
heroic /ˈhɪr.əʊk/ n. A person who acts with great courage and bravery.
heroin /həˈroʊn/ n. A drug used for the purpose of inducing euphoria.
heroine /həˈroʊn/ n. A female character in a story.
herr /hɛr/ n. A person who works in a factory.
herring /hɪrɪŋ/ n. A small fish.
hers /hɪrs/ n. A woman's name.
herself /hɪrˈsɪf/ n. A person who is their own.
hesitate /hɪˈzætɪd/ n. To pause or hesitate before making a decision.
hesitation /hɪˈzɪʃn/ n. A pause or delay in speaking or thinking.
hetty /hɛtti/ n. A small, rough, or unrefined building.
hey /ˈhiː/ n. A short, informal greeting.
hi /hɪ/ n. A short, informal greeting.
hiccup /hɪkʌp/ n. A sudden, involuntary, and often unpleasant act of breathing.
hicks /hɪks/ n. A group of people who live together in a house.
hid /hɪd/ n. A person who is not known or seen.
hide /haɪd/ n. To cover or conceal something.
hideous /haɪdʒəs/ n. A very ugly or unpleasant looking thing.
hideout a shelter for hiding from danger or trouble.
hides to conceal or keep secret.
hiding to conceal or keep secret.
higgins /hɪɡɪnɪz/ n. A person who is a member of the family of the king.
high /haɪd/ n. A tall or elevated position.
higher /haɪˈsaɪər/ n. A building or structure that is taller than the surrounding ones.
highest /haɪst/ n. The highest point or level.
highlight /haɪˈlaɪt/ n. A specific area of a painting or drawing that is highlighted with a color.
highlights /haɪˈlaɪtɪzz/ n. A point of emphasis in a text.
highly /haɪˈlaɪdʒ/ n. A very great or very great thing.
highness /haɪˈnɪs/ n. A state of being high or elevated.
highway /haɪˈzɪv/ n. A long, narrow road.
hijacked a vehicle taken without permission.
hikaru /hɪkɑːr/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
hike /haɪk/ n. A short walk or excursion.
hiking /haɪkɪŋ/ n. An outdoor activity involving traversing natural terrain.
hilarious /ˈhɪl.ər.əs/ adj. A person or thing that causes laughter.
hilary /hɪˈlaɪəri/ n. A person who is a member of the House of Representatives.
hilda /ˈhɪlɪd/ n. A young girl.
hill /hɪl/ n. A raised land or mound.
hillary /hɪlˈaɪəri/ n. A person who is a member of the House of Representatives.
hills /hɪl/ n. A mountainous landform.
hilton /həʊˈtɪl/ n. A building in which people stay.
him /hɪm/ n. A person.
himself /hɪmˈzɪf/ n. A person who refers to themselves.
hind /hɪnd/ n. A part of the body that is covered by skin.
hindi /hɪndi/ n. A language spoken by the people of India.
hindu /hɪndʊ/ n. A religion or spiritual belief system.
hinges /hɪnɡz/ n. A hinge or pivot point in a hinge.
hint /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
hip /hɪp/ n. A hip joint in the human body.
hippie /hip-ji/ n. A person who prefers a quiet, simple, and often unconventional lifestyle.
hips /hɪps/ n. A part of the body that supports the body.
hire /haɪr/ n. To employ or pay for the use of someone's labor.
hired /hɪrd/ n. A person who is employed by someone else.
hiring /hɪrɪŋ/ n. The act of employing someone to work for a company.
hiroshi /hɪrɪʃi/ n. A Japanese surname.
hiroshima /hɪrɪʃəma/ n. A city in Japan.
his /hɪs/ n. A person who is male.
hisses /hɪz/ n. A loud, short sound made by a person or animal.
hissing /hɪsɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a person or animal.
historian /hɪˈstɪrɪən/ n. A person who studies history.
historic /hɪˈstɪkɪn/ n. A period of time in which something is famous or well-known.
historical /hɪˈstɪˌrɪkəl/ n. A period of time in which events occurred.
history /hɪˈstɜːri/ n. A collection of events and facts that form the past of a particular time period.
hit /hɪt/ n. A sudden, violent, or accidental blow or strike.
hitch a rope or chain used to connect two things.
hitler n. A dictator who ruled Germany from 1933 to 1945.
hits /hɪt/ n. A sudden or sudden force that causes something to move or change.
hitting /ˈhaɪtɪŋ/ n. A sudden or violent impact on a surface.
hiv /hɪv/ n. A sexually transmitted disease.
hive /haɪv/ n. A group of insects that live together.
hiya /ˈhaɪə/ n. A greeting used to say hello.
hk /hɪk/ n. A building in which people sleep.
hm /hɪm/ n. A person who is married.
hmm /hɪm/ n. A sound made by the human vocal tract.
hmmm /hɪm/ n. A sound or noise.
hmph /hɪmp/ n. A sound made by a person or animal.
ho /hoʊ/ n. A person.
hoax a deceptive statement or lie.
hobbies /həˈbɪdɪz/ n. A collection of activities enjoyed for pleasure.
hobbs /hɒbs/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
hobby /həʊbɪ/ n. A hobby or activity enjoyed for pleasure.
hockey /həʊkʊk/ n. A sport played on ice with sticks and pucks.
hodges /hɒdʒ/ n. A group of people who live together.
hodgins /hɒdʒ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
hoffman /hɒfˈman/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
hog /dɒɡ/ n. A domesticated animal that lives with humans.
hogan /hɒɡən/ n. A person who plays the guitar.
hola /hɔlɑ/ n. A greeting in Spanish.
hold /həʊld/ n. A place where something is kept or stored.
holden /ˈhɒldən/ n. A person who holds something.
holder /həʊldər/ n. A person who owns or controls something.
holding /həʊldɪŋ/ n. A state of being or action of holding.
holds /həʊlds/ n. A place where something is kept or stored.
hole /həʊl/ n. A hole in the ground or a void.
holed a hole in a wall.
holes /hɒl/ n. A hole in the ground.
holiday /həˈdɪləʊ/ n. A period of time when people celebrate or observe a special occasion.
holidays /hɪˈdɒləz/ n. A period of time during which people celebrate or observe special events.
holiness /həˈlɪnɪs/ n. A state of being or doing that is holy or sacred.
holland /həʊlɪnd/ n. A country in Europe.
holler to make a noise or shout.
hollis /həˈlɪz/ n. A town in the United States.
hollow a void or empty space within a structure.
holly /həʊl/ n. A tree with many branches.
hollywood /həʊlˈwɒldm/ n. A movie studio.
holmes /dʒæmɪs/ n. A famous American author.
holocaust the total destruction of a nation or people by war.
hologram /həˈɡrɑːm/ n. A three-dimensional image projected by a laser beam.
holt /həʊl/ n. A small depression or pit.
holy /həʊli/ n. A sacred place or object.
home /həʊm/ n. A place where people live.
homecoming /ˈhɒmɪkɪnɪm/ n. A celebration of returning to a place of origin.
homeland /həʊmlænd/ n. A place where a person or group of people lives.
homeless /ˈhɒmɪləs/ n. A person without shelter.
homemade made in-house: /ˈmædɪn ɪn ɒʃ/ n. A product made by the manufacturer.
homer /hɔːmər/ n. A person who lives in a house.
homes /hɒmz/ n. A building or structure where people live.
homesick /həʊmˈsɪk/ n. A person who is longing for a place they have left.
hometown a place where people have lived for a long time.
homework /həˈmɔːkw/ n. A set of tasks to be completed on a school day.
homey /ˈhɒmi/ n. A place where people live.
homicide /hɒmɪˈkɪd/ n. The unlawful killing of another person.
homie /fɪndr/ n. A person who is friendly.
homo /hōmō/ n. A human being.
homosexual /həˈmɒsɪləʊ/ n. A person who is attracted to the same sex.
hon /hɒn/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
honest /hənˈzɪst/ n. A person who is truthful.
honestly /ˈhɒntʃəli/ n. A truthful or sincere statement.
honesty /ˈhɒnʃti/ n. A quality of being truthful.
honey /ˈhɒnɪ/ n. A sweet substance made from bees.
honeymoon /həʊˈniːmən/ n. A period of intense romantic love.
hong /hɒŋ/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building in which people live.
honk /hɒŋk/ n. A short, sharp sound made by a person or animal.
honking /hɒŋkɪŋ/ n. A loud, short sound made by a person or animal.
honks /hɒnks/ n. A loud, short sound made by a person or animal.
honor /hənˈɔːr/ n. A person of high standing or respect.
honorable /hənˈɔːrəbəl/ n. A person or thing treated with respect.
honored /hənˈɔːrd/ n. A person or thing that is considered to be worthy of respect.
honors /hənˈɔːrs/ n. A formal or ceremonial act of paying tribute to someone or something.
honour /hənəʊr/ n. A feeling of being respected or appreciated.
honourable /hənˈɔːrəbl/ n. A person or thing that is considered good or virtuous.
honoured /hənˈɔːrɪd/ n. A person or thing that is highly respected or admired.
hoo /hʌʊ/ n. A small, often temporary, building or structure.
hood /hʊd/ n. A building in which people sleep.
hook /hʊk/ n. A hook or loop.
hooked /hʊkɪd/ n. A person who is firmly attached to something or someone.
hooker /hʊk/ n. A person who works as a waiter or waitress.
hookers /hʊkɔːz/ n. A person who hooks or catches fish.
hooking /hʊkɪŋ/ n. A method of connecting with someone or something.
hooks /hʊks/ n. A hook or loop used to attach something to another object.
hoops /hoʊps/ n. A group of people who play basketball.
hooray /həʊəʊə/ n. A loud and happy sound.
hoot /hʊt/ n. A sudden, loud, and often startling sound made by a bird or animal.
hooting /hɒtɪŋ/ n. A sudden, sharp, or loud sound made by a bird or animal.
hoover /həʊvər/ n. A device used to remove hair from the skin.
hooves /həʊvz/ n. The hard, rough, or thick part of a hoof.
hop /hɒp/ n. A small, quick movement of the foot.
hope /hɒp/ n. A feeling of comfort or security.
hoped /hɒp/ n. A feeling of being or having a good or favorable outcome.
hopeful /həʊpʊˈfəʊl/ n. A person or thing that is likely to succeed or be happy.
hopefully /həʊp/ n. A feeling of hope or optimism.
hopeless /həʊpəlsəs/ n. A state of being unable to solve a problem or achieve a goal.
hopes /hɒp/ n. A feeling of being satisfied or desired.
hoping /həʊpɪŋ/ n. The act of waiting for something to happen.
hopkins /həˈpɪkɪns/ n. A person of the family of a doctor.
hopper /hɒpər/ n. A person who moves from place to place.
horace /hɔːrəʊs/ n. A person who is a man.
horatio /həˈroʊiəʊ/ n. A Roman general and playwright.
horizon /həʊrɪʃn/ n. The line of sight from the horizon to the horizon.
horizontal /hɚˈdɪʃn/ n. A direction or line running from left to right.
hormone /hɔːˈmeɪn/ n. A chemical substance that regulates the body's functions.
hormones /hɔːˈmɔːn/ n. Chemicals that regulate body functions.
horn /hɔːn/ n. A horned animal or the sound of a horn.
horns /hɔːn/ n. A pointed projection on the end of a body part.
horny /hɔːni/ n. A person who is sexually aroused.
horoscope /həʊrəˈskop/ n. A book or chart predicting future events.
horrible /həʊrˈbɪl/ n. A very bad or unpleasant thing.
horribly /həʊrˈbɪlɪ/ n. A very bad or terrible thing.
horrid /həʊrɪd/ n. A state of extreme fear or disgust.
horrific a terrible or unpleasant thing or person.
horror /həʊr/ n. A frightening or terrifying experience.
horrors /hɔːrərz/ n. A frightening or terrifying event or situation.
horse /hɔːs/ n. A four-legged animal that grazes on grass.
horseback /hɔːrˈbæk/ n. A horse's back.
horseman /hɔːˈzɔːn/ n. A person who rides a horse.
horsepower /həʊˈspɔːr/ n. The measure of a machine's power.
horses /hɑːrəʊz/ n. A four-legged animal known for being ridden.
hose a flexible tube used for carrying liquids or gases.
hospital /haʊs.tɪl/ n. A building in which people receive medical treatment.
hospitality /hɪˈspɔːrəti/ n. A place where people are welcomed and entertained.
hospitals /hɒspɪˈtɪləz/ n. A place where people receive medical treatment.
hoss /hɒs/ n. A small, rough, or unrefined building.
host /hɒst/ n. A person who provides a place for others to stay.
hostage /həʊˈstɑːʒ/ n. A person held as a prisoner or captive.
hostages /həʊˈstəɡz/ n. A person or group of people held captive or under threat of violence.
hostel /həʊˈstəʊl/ n. A temporary accommodation for travelers.
hostess /həʊˈstɪs/ n. A woman who works as a housekeeper.
hostile /həʊˈstɪl/ n. A person or thing that is hostile or aggressive.
hostility /həʊˈstɪləti/ n. A state of being hostile or antagonistic.
hosting /hɒstɪŋ/ n. The act of providing a place for others to live or work.
hosts /həʊts/ n. A person who manages or provides services to others.
hot /hɒt/ n. A place where the sun shines.
hotel /həʊtəl/ n. A building in which people stay.
hotels /həʊtəʊz/ n. A building for temporary lodging.
hotshot /həʊtʃɒt/ n. A person who is very skilled at a particular skill.
hotter /həʊtə/ n. A place where the temperature is higher than the surrounding air.
hottest the hottest: /həʊtˈest/ n. the temperature at which something is hottest.
houdini /həʊdɪnɪ/ n. A person who is a slave.
hound /hɒnd/ n. A dog.
hour /ˈhaʊər/ n. A period of time in a day.
hours /ˈhuːrs/ n. A period of time.
house /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
household a collection of people and their belongings living together.
housekeeper /haʊsˈkɛp/ n. A person who keeps a house.
housekeeping /haʊsˈkʌpɪŋ/ n. The act or practice of managing household affairs.
houses /həʊz/ n. A group of houses.
housewife /haʊsˈwɪf/ n. A woman who lives in a house.
housewives /haʊsˈwɪz/ n. A woman who works as a housekeeper.
housing /həʊʃɪŋ/ n. A place where people live.
houston /həʊstən/ n. A city in Texas.
hovering /həʊtərɪŋ/ n. A state of being suspended or floating.
how /hɒw/ n. A method of expressing or indicating something.
howard /hɔːd/ n. A man who is a lawyer.
howdy /ˈhɒdi/ n. A greeting used by people to say hello.
however /həʊvəʊ/ n. A transition or change in course.
howie /hoʊi/ n. A person who is known for being a bit of a goof.
howl /hɒl/ n. A loud, sharp sound made by a wolf or other animal.
howling /ˈhɒlɪŋ/ n. A loud, sharp sound made by a person or animal.
howls /hɔːlz/ n. A loud cry or howling sound.
hq /hɪk/ n. A building in which people work.
hu /hʊ/ n. A person who is a human being.
hua /huə/ n. A plant that grows from a root.
huang /huː/ n. A type of Chinese fruit.
hub /hʌb/ n. A central point or place of connection.
hubby /hʌsbɪd/ n. A man who is married to another man.
hubert /hɪbɪr/ n. A person who is a member of a club, society, or group.
huck /hʌk/ n. A person who is a slave.
hudson /ˈhʌdʒən/ n. A river in New York.
huey /huːi/ n. A small, dark, or murky body of water.
hug /hʌɡ/ n. A close embrace or support.
huge /hjuːdʒ/ n. A large or very large thing.
hugged /hɪɡd/ n. A person who holds someone's hand.
hugging /hɪɡɪŋ/ n. A physical or mental act of holding or being close to someone.
hugh /hʌɡ/ n. A man of considerable wealth.
hughes /hɪɡʃəs/ n. A person of the surname Hughes.
hugo /hjuːɡo/ n. A person who writes or creates works of fiction.
hugs /hʌɡs/ n. A gentle embrace or support.
huh /juː/ n. A question mark or a question.
hulk a large, muscular, and often monstrous humanoid creature.
hull a part of a ship or building.
hum /hʌm/ n. A person who is happy.
human /hjuːm/ n. A living being.
humane /hæmən/ n. A person who is kind or fair.
humanitarian /hjuːˈnɪtʃən/ n. A person or group concerned with the welfare of others.
humanity /hjuːˈnɪti/ n. A group of people.
humans /hʌmˈænəs/ n. A species of living, breathing, intelligent, and social animals.
humble /lɒd/ n. A low or small position or quality.
humbly /hʌmbli/ n. A person who speaks or acts in a humble manner.
humiliate to make someone feel inferior or ashamed.
humiliated /ʃɒk/ n. A person who is very upset or embarrassed.
humiliating to insult someone or something.
humiliation /həˈmɪlɪjəʊ/ n. A state of being ashamed or degrading.
humility /həˈmɪləti/ n. A state of being or doing that is modest or selfless.
humming /ˈhʌmɪŋ/ n. A low, continuous sound produced by vibrating objects.
humor /həˈmʊr/ n. A situation or event that causes people to laugh.
humour /həˈmʌər/ n. A form of wit or amusement.
hump /hʌmp/ n. A small hill or mound.
humphrey /hɔːmˈprɪwi/ n. A person who is very tall.
hums /hʌms/ n. A sound produced by the human vocal cords.
hunch /hʌŋk/ n. A downward curve of the back or a downward curve of the head.
hundred a large number of items or people.
hundreds /ˈhendzɪrs/ n. A large number of people or things.
hung /hʌŋ/ n. A person who is busy or occupied.
hungarian /huŋɡaɾiː/ n. A language spoken by the Hungarians.
hungary /hɛŋˈjəri/ n. A country in Europe.
hunger /ˈhʌŋər/ n. A feeling of intense need for food.
hungry /ˈhʌŋəri/ n. A state of being unable to eat.
hunk a small lump of material or a small part of something.
hunt /hʌnt/ n. A wild animal that hunts other animals.
hunted /hʌnt/ n. A person or animal that is hunted.
hunter /hʌntər/ n. A person who hunts or catches animals.
hunters /hɔːn/ n. A person who hunts animals.
hunting /hɛntʃɪŋ/ n. The act of killing or catching animals for food.
hup /hʌp/ n. A person who is in a hurry.
hurrah /ˈhɜːrɑː/ n. A loud and happy exclamation of joy.
hurray /ˈhjuːr/ n. A loud, happy sound.
hurricane /ˈhʌrɪˌnɪʃ/ n. A powerful tropical storm that causes severe weather and destruction.
hurry /səʊp/ n. A fast movement or action.
hurt /hɜːrt/ n. A painful injury or wound.
hurting /ˈhʌtɪŋ/ n. The act of causing pain or damage.
hurts /ˈhʌrts/ n. To cause pain or damage to something.
husband /hʌsbænd/ n. A man who is married to another man.
husbands /hʌʃbændz/ n. A pair of people who live together.
hush /hʌʃ/ n. A quiet or silent place.
hussein /həs-sīn/ n. A person of the Prophet Muhammad.
hustle /wɜːk/ n. The act of working or the effort involved in working.
hut /hʌt/ n. A small building used for sleeping or storage.
hutch /hʌtʃ/ n. A small room or space in a house used for storage or work.
hwa /hwa/ n. A place where people gather.
hwang /hwɛŋ/ n. A person of Korean descent.
hyah /həʊj/ n. A person who is very happy.
hybrid /hɪbɪd/ n. A combination of two or more different types of elements.
hyde a secluded place for quiet contemplation.
hydra /hɪˈdʁə/ n. A snake that produces water from its own waste.
hydrogen /hɪɡrɪdʒen/ n. A gas used in the production of electricity.
hygiene /hɪˈzɪn.ə/ n. A system of cleaning and sanitation to maintain health.
hypnosis /hɪpɒˈnɪs/ n. A state of unconsciousness induced by suggestion.
hypocrite /hɪpəˈkriːt/ n. A person who pretends to be something they are not.
hypothesis /hɪˈpɪʃən/ n. A proposed or assumed explanation for an observed phenomenon.
hypothetical /hɪpəθəˈseɪtɪl/ n. A scenario or situation that has not yet occurred.
hypothetically /hɪpəθəˈsɪtɪwɪ/ n. A hypothetical or imaginary situation.
hysterical /dɪˈzɔːrəns/ n. A state of mind characterized by extreme irrationality and lack of organization.
hyun /hjuːn/ n. A person of Korean descent.
hyung /hɪŋ/ n. A person of Korean origin.
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i /aɪ/ n. A person who speaks English.
ia /iə/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
ian /iæn/ n. A person.
iast /ɪˈæst/ n. A region in the United States known for its rich history and culture.
ice /aɪs/ n. A substance that is solid at room temperature.
iceberg /ɪˈzɛbɡər/ n. A large floating ice body.
iced /ɪk/ d/ n. A beverage made by boiling sugar and water.
iceland /ɪkˈelɛnd/ n. A country in northern Europe.
icon /ɪnˈkɒn/ n. A symbol or image used to represent something.
icu /ɪnˈstɪtʃ/ n. A place where people receive medical care.
icy /aɪs/ n. A substance that is cold and hard.
id /id/ n. A person or thing.
ida /iˈdeɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
idaho /idəˈhaʊ/ n. A state in the western United States.
idea /ɪˈdeɪ/ n. A thought or concept.
ideal /ɪˈdiːl/ n. A desired or preferred state or condition.
ideals /ɪˈdeɪlz/ n. A set of beliefs or values that guide a person's actions.
ideas /ɪˈdeɪz/ n. A thought or suggestion.
identical /ɪnˈdɪʃnəl/ n. Two or more things that are the same.
identification /ɪdɪˈvɛnʃn/ n. A method of identifying or distinguishing something.
identified /ɪdɪˈfaɪnd/ n. A person or thing that is recognized or acknowledged.
identify /ɪˈdaɪnɪd/ n. A process of recognizing or determining something.
identifying /ɪˈdɪnɪfɪŋ/ n. A process of recognizing or distinguishing something.
identities /ɪˈdɪˌnɪtɪs/ n. A set of characteristics that define a person or group.
identity /ɪˈdɪstɪni/ n. A person's name, nationality, or social status.
idiot /ɪˈdaɪt/ n. A person who is stupid or lacking intelligence.
idiotic /ɪˈdaɪʒɪt/ n. A foolish or unreasonable idea.
idiots /idɪəts/ n. A group of people who act foolishly.
idle /aɪdəl/ n. A state of being unoccupied or inactive.
idol /ɪˈdɒl/ n. A person or thing of great importance or admiration.
ids /ɪd/ n. A set of numbers used to identify a person or place.
iet /iːt/ n. A small, temporary building used for temporary storage or a temporary residence.
if /ɪf/ n. A condition or fact that must be true for a statement to be valid.
ifs /ɪf/ n. A condition or situation that must be met for something to happen.
ifyou if you: /ɪˈfjuː/ n. A place where people gather for social activities.
ignition /ɪɡˈnaɪʃn/ n. A spark or flame that causes a fire to start.
ignorance /ɪɡənˈkeɪs/ n. A lack of knowledge or understanding.
ignorant /ɪɡrəˈnɑːnt/ n. A person who does not know something.
ignore /ɪɡˈraɪz/ n. To disregard or disregard something.
ignored /ɪɡɪˈdʒən/ n. A thing that is not taken into account.
ignoring /ɪɡˈnaɪrɪŋ/ n. To disregard or fail to acknowledge something.
igor /iɡər/ n. A person of the name Igor.
ii /i/ n. A person.
iife /laɪf/ n. A period of time during which a person is alive.
iii /iː/ n. A small, single room in a house.
iike /ˈaɪk/ n. A person who is very like someone else.
ike /iːk/ n. A small house or cottage.
il /ɪl/ n. A place where people sleep.
ill /ɪl/ n. A state of being sick or unwell.
illegal /ˈɪlɪɡəli/ n. A violation of the law.
illegally /ɪlˈɡɛlɪtli/ n. A state of being or action that is not legal.
illinois /ɪlˈɪnɪʃ/ n. A state in the Midwest of the United States.
illness /ɪˈlɪst/ n. A state of being sick or unwell.
illusion /ɪlʌʃn/ n. A deceptive appearance or effect.
illusions /ɪlɪʃn/ n. A false or deceptive perception.
im /im/ n. A person who is a member of a group.
image /ˈaɪmɡ/ n. A picture or illustration.
images /ˈaɪmɡəʊz/ n. A collection of pictures.
imaginary /ɪɡˈzɪm.əri/ n. A non-existent or fictional place or thing.
imagination /ɪmɪɡˈneɪʃn/ n. A mental process of creating new ideas.
imagine /ɪˈmæɡɪn/ n. A thought or idea.
imagined /ɪɡˈzɪnd/ n. A thought or idea that has not yet been realized.
imagining /ɪˈmɪɡɪŋ/ n. A mental process of creating or forming ideas.
imbecile /imˈbeːsəl/ n. A person who is extremely stupid.
imitate /ɪˈmɪt.ə.t/ n. To copy or copy a model.
imitates /ɪˈmɪtəʊz/ n. A process of copying or mimicking something.
imitating /ɪˈmɪtɪŋ/ n. The act of copying or mimicking something.
imitation /ɪˈmɪt.ə.jeɪ.ʃn/ n. A copy or reproduction of something.
immature /ɪmˈtʃeɪr/ n. A person or thing that is not yet fully developed or mature.
immediate /ˈɪm.dʒeɪt/ n. A thing or event happening right now.
immediately /ˈɪmˌdʒɪmɪtəli/ n. A very short time.
immense /væst/ n. A large or huge quantity or extent.
immigrant /ɪmˈɡrɪfɪnt/ n. A person who moves to a new country to live.
immigrants /ɪmˈdʒɪnəts/ n. People who move to a new country to live.
immigration /ɪmˈɡreɪʃn/ n. The process or state of moving people from one country to another.
imminent /ˈɪmɪnɪnt/ n. Something happening soon.
immoral /ɪmˈɔːrəl/ n. A character or act that is considered bad or unethical.
immortal /ɪmˈtɔːrəl/ n. A being that does not die.
immortality /ɪmˈmɔːrˌtɪs/ n. A state of being that allows a person to live forever.
immune /ɪmˈjuːm/ n. A state of being resistant to disease or injury.
immunity /ɪmˈjuːnɪm/ n. A state of being resistant to disease or injury.
impact /ɪmˈpɪkt/ n. The effect or influence of something.
impatient /imˈpeɪtʃnt/ n. A person who is unwilling to wait.
impeccable /ˈpɛk.səbəl/ n. A thing that is flawless or without any flaws.
imperative /imˈpeɪrətʃ/ n. A command or instruction given to someone.
imperial /imˈpeɪʃəl/ n. A country or territory with a large population.
implant /ɪnˈsɛkt/ n. A process of putting something into a place.
implants /ɪmˈplɪntz/ n. A biological or mechanical structure that is inserted into a body or object.
implement /ɪmˈplɪmeɪnt/ n. A process of carrying out a plan or action.
implications /ɪmˈplɪkɪkeɪʃn/ n. The consequences or effects of an action or event.
implied a building in which people live.
imply /ɪmˈplɪ/ n. A statement or thought that is intended to be understood by others.
implying /ɪmˈplɪmɪŋ/ n. A statement or action that is not explicitly stated but is understood from context.
import /ɪmˈpʌt/ n. A method of importing goods or ideas.
importance /ɪmˈpɔːrtəns/ n. The significance or value of something.
important /ɪmˈpɔːrtənt/ n. A thing that is important.
importantly /ɪmˈpɔːrtɪlɪ/ n. A thing that is important.
imported /ɪmˈpʌtɪd/ n. A foreign object or item brought into a country.
impose /ɪmˈpɒs/ n. To force or make something happen by force or pressure.
imposed /ɪmˈpɒʃn/ n. A law or rule that is not voluntary.
impossible /ɪmˈpeɪʃəl/ n. A state of being or doing that cannot be done.
impotent /ɪmˈpɒtɪnt/ n. Unable to exert will or control.
impress /ɪmˈprɪs/ v. To make a strong impression on someone.
impressed /ɪmˈpɪʃnt/ n. A feeling of being satisfied or impressed.
impression /ɪmˈpʃn/ n. A feeling or effect on the mind.
impressions /ɪmˈprɪʃnz/ n. A collection of visual or auditory details that form a complete picture.
impressive /ɪmˈprɪʃnt/ n. A person or thing that is very good at doing something.
imprisoned /imˈprɪʃn/ n. A person held in a prison.
imprisonment /im-prɪˈzɪʃn/ n. A period of time during which a person is confined to a place of confinement.
improve /imˈprɪv/ n. To make better or more efficient.
improved /imˈprɪvdɪd/ n. A state of being improved or enhanced.
improvement /im-prəˈvɒmjəʊ/ n. A change or enhancement to something.
improving /im-prov-ing/ v. Making something better.
improvise /ɪmˈprɪvɪz/ v. to create something new from ideas or materials.
impulse /ɪmˈpʌl/ n. A sudden urge or desire to act.
impulses /ɪmˈpʌlʃəs/ n. sudden or involuntary movements or thoughts.
impulsive /ɪmˈpʌʃ.əl/ n. A sudden or rash decision to act.
in /ɪn/ n. A place where people gather or work.
inappropriate /ɪnˈaɪpˌrɛʃn/ n. A thing that is not suitable for a particular purpose.
inaudible /ɪnəˈdʒəbl/ n. unable to be heard.
inc /ɪnˈkɛs/ n. A building in which people live.
incapable /ənˈbɪl/ n. A state of being unable to do something.
incense /ɪnˈsɛns/ n. A fragrant substance used for burning in incense sticks.
inch /ɪnʃ/ n. A unit of length equal to one-tenth of a meter.
inches /ɪnʃɪns/ n. A unit of length equal to one-twelfth of a yard.
incident an event or occurrence that happens.
incidentally /ɪnˈkɪsɪntɪl/ n. A moment of unexpected or accidental occurrence.
incidents /ɪnˈkɪdʒnz/ n. A series of events or occurrences.
incision cutting a hole in something.
inclined /ɪnˈdɪn/ n. A slope or incline.
include /in/ kluː/ n. A part of a dictionary entry.
included /inˈclʌd/ n. A part of a whole or a component that is part of something else.
includes /inˈkluːz/ n. A collection of things or people.
including /in-cluding/ n. A collection of items or people.
income /ɪnˈkɒm/ n. A sum of money earned by a person or business.
incoming /ɪnˈkɒnɪŋ/ n. A person who arrives at a place.
incompetent /ɪnˈkɒmpɪtənt/ n. A person lacking the ability to do something well.
incomplete /ɪnˈkʌmplənt/ n. A partial or unfinished work.
inconvenience /ɪnˈkɒn.və.nəs.ti/ n. A state of being uncomfortable or unpleasant.
inconvenient /ɪnˈkʌnˌvɪnɪʃn/ n. Something that is not easy to do or use.
incorporated /ɪnˈkɒpɹəreɪt/ n. A part of a whole that is added to make a larger whole.
incorrect /ɪnˈkʌrtəs/ n. A mistake or error.
increase /ɪnˈkriːt/ n. An increase in quantity or amount.
increased /ɪnˈkriːst/ n. A state of being more or greater than before.
increases /ɪnˈkriːz/ n. A process of growing or becoming larger.
increasing /ɪnˈkriːsɪŋ/ n. A process of getting larger or better over time.
increasingly /ɪnˈkriːsɪŋli/ n. A process of growing or becoming more of something.
incredible /ɪnˈkriːbəl/ n. A very great or amazing thing.
incredibly /ɪnˈkʌrdʒɪli/ n. A very great or wonderful thing.
indebted /ˈʌndɪb.t/ n. A debt that has not been paid.
indecent /uːnˈkɒsɪʃn/ n. A thing that is not justifiable or reasonable.
indeed /ɪndɪd/ n. A word or phrase that is true or correct.
indefinitely /ɪnˈdɪfɪnɪtɪ/ n. A state of being or doing something without a limit.
independence /ɪnˈdɪpəndəns/ n. A state of being free from control or influence.
independent /ɪnˈdɪpˌtɪndʒ/ n. A person or thing that is not dependent on anything else.
index /ɪnˈdɛks/ n. A place where information is stored and retrieved.
india /ɪnˈdɪjə/ n. A country in South Asia.
indian /ɪndiːn/ n. A person of Indian descent.
indiana /ɪnˈdɪn.ə/ n. A state in the southern United States.
indians /ɪnˈdɪn/ n. A group of people of Indian descent.
indicate /ɪnˈdaɪkt/ n. A word or action that tells someone what to do.
indicated /ɪnˈdaɪktɪd/ n. A mark or sign indicating something.
indicates /ɪnˈdaɪkˈs/ n. A word or phrase that points to or explains something.
indication /ɪnˈdaɪʃn/ n. A sign or symbol indicating something.
indictment /ɪnˈdɪktmənt/ n. A formal accusation or charge against a person.
indifferent /ɪnˈdɪʃənt/ n. A person who has no feelings or emotions.
indistinct /ɪnˈdɪs.tɪŋkt/ n. A thing that is unclear or not clearly defined.
indistinctly /ɪnˈdɪs.tɪŋ.tl/ n. A state of being unclear or ambiguous.
individual /ɪndɪˈvɪˌɡlɪt/ n. A person.
individuals /ɪndɪˈvɜːlɪdʒ/ n. A person.
indonesia /ɪnˈdɜːrəns/ n. A country in Southeast Asia.
indoors /ɪnˈdɔːrs/ n. A place within a building or structure.
indulge /ɪnˈdʌɡ/ n. To give something in excess of one's need.
industrial /ɪnˈdʌstərəl/ n. A place where people work.
industries /ɪnˈdʌstərɪz/ n. A branch of the economy that produces goods and services.
industry /ɪndɪˈvɜːr/ n. A branch of commerce or the business of manufacturing or producing goods.
inevitable /ɪnˈevɪtəbəl/ n. A thing that cannot be avoided.
inevitably /ɪnˈevɪtɪli/ n. A thing that must happen or occur.
infamous /ɪnˈfɪmɪʃ/ n. A person or thing well known for being bad or having a bad reputation.
infant /ɪnˈfɛnt/ n. A young child.
infantry /ɪnˈfɛn.tə/ n. A group of soldiers.
infected /ɪnˈfɛʃt/ n. A state of being sick or having a disease.
infection /ɪnˈfɪʃn/ n. A disease or condition that causes illness.
inferior /ɪnˈfɛʃər/ n. A lower or less desirable quality or condition.
infiltrate /ɪnˈfɪtrəte/ v. To enter or pass through a small opening or hole, usually into a building or a person.
infinite /ɪnˈfaɪnt/ n. An endless quantity or process.
infinity /ɪnˈfɪnɪt/ n. An unending quantity or process.
infirmary /hɒˈstɪm/ n. A place where people receive medical treatment.
inflation /ɪnˈflɑʊʃn/ n. A general increase in the price of goods and services in circulation.
influence /ɪnˈfɪnˌsjuː/ n. A force or power that affects or changes something.
influenced /ɪnˈfʌnɪdʒd/ n. A person or thing affected by something else.
influential /ɪnˈfʌʃnəl/ n. A person or thing that has a great effect on others.
info /info/ n. Information or data.
inform /ɪnˈfɔːrm/ n. A message or statement conveying information.
informant /ɪnˈfɔːrˌmɛnt/ n. A person who gives information.
information /ɪnˈfɔːrˌmɛnʃn/ n. Data or knowledge provided for reference.
informed /ɪnˈɔːrmɪnd/ n. A person who has received information.
informer /ɪnˈfɔːmɪr/ n. A person who provides information.
informing /ɪnˈfɔːrɪŋ/ n. A statement or action that informs someone of something.
infrared /ɪnˈraɪər/ n. A form of light that can be detected by the human eye.
infrastructure /ɪnˈfɛkstrəks/ n. The physical foundation and systems that support a society.
ing /ɪŋ/ n. A verb or noun indicating a state of being or a process.
ingenious /ədˈvɛntʃəs/ n. A person who is brave and willing to take risks.
ingredient /ɪnˈɡriːdʒ/ n. A substance added to a mixture to create a new one.
ingredients /ɪɡˈnaɪtʃn/ n. A substance or mixture used in the preparation of food.
ingrid /ɪnɡrɪd/ n. A woman who is a singer.
inhabitants /ɪnˈhɪbɪtənts/ n. A group of people living in a place.
inhale /ɪnˈhɪl/ n. The act of breathing in.
inhales /ɪnˈhælz/ n. The act of breathing in.
inherit /ɪnɪˈbɜːr/ n. The act of passing on one's property or rights.
inheritance /ɪnɪˈhɛrəns/ n. The passing of property or rights from one person to another.
inherited passed down: /ˈpɛʃənd/ n. A trait or quality passed from one generation to another.
inhuman /ɪnˈhæm/ n. A person who is not human.
initial /ɪnɪʃəl/ n. The beginning of something.
initially /ɪˈnɪʃl/ n. A time before something has happened.
initials /ɪnɪˈtɪʃl/ n. The first letters of a person's name.
initiate /ɪnɪˈteɪt/ n. To start or begin something.
initiated /ɪnɪˈteɪtɪd/ n. A start or beginning.
initiation /ɪnɪˈteɪʃn/ n. The process of becoming a member of a group or a profession.
initiative an act of doing something to improve or change a situation.
inject /ɪnˈdʒɪkt/ n. A substance that is injected into a body.
injected /ɪnˈdʒɪktɪd/ n. A substance or process that is introduced into a body or system.
injection /ɪnˈʃʌʒn/ n. A procedure in which a substance is introduced into a body.
injections /ɪnˈzjuːʃn/ n. A substance injected into a body.
injured /ɪnˈdʒɪnd/ n. A person who has suffered an injury.
injuries /ɪnˈjuːrɪz/ n. A physical injury or harm to the body.
injury /ɪnˈdʒɪri/ n. A physical or mental harm to the body or mind.
injustice /ɪnˈdʒɪst/ n. A situation where someone is unfairly treated or denied rights.
ink /ɪn.k/ n. A liquid used for writing or drawing.
inland /ɪnˈlænd/ n. A body of water.
inmate /ɪnˈmɪt/ n. A person who is under the control of a prison or jail.
inmates /ɪnˈmætəs/ n. A person living in a prison or jail.
inn /ɪn/ n. A building for sleeping.
inner /ɪn/ n. A part of a building or structure.
innit /ɪnɪt/ n. A small building in which people sleep.
innocence /ɪnˈkɒns/ n. A state of being without guilt or wrongdoing.
innocent /ɪnˈkɒnt/ n. A person who is not guilty of a crime.
innovation /ɪnˈnɒʃn/ n. A change or improvement in a field or process.
input /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
inquire /ɪnˈkʌr/ n. To ask or seek information about something.
inquiries /ɪnˈkɹɪqs/ n. Questions or inquiries regarding a matter.
inquiry /ɪnˈkwaɪər/ n. A question or investigation.
inquisition /ɪnˈkwaɪʃn/ n. A formal examination or investigation into the truthfulness of a person's claims.
insane /mæd/ n. A state of extreme mental or emotional distress.
insanity /ɪnˈsæn.si/ n. A state of mental confusion or delusion.
inscription /ɪnˈskriːʃn/ n. A mark or sign on a surface.
insect /ɪnˈsɛst/ n. An animal with a hard exoskeleton.
insects /ɪnˈzɪks/ n. An animal with a hard exoskeleton.
insecure /ɪnˈsɛkər/ n. A state of being without security or confidence.
insensitive /ɪnˈsɪntɪʃ/ n. A person who does not show or feel a particular emotion.
insert /ɪnˈsɛkt/ n. A place where something is inserted.
inside /ɪnˈsaɪd/ n. A place within a building.
insides /ɪnˈtɜːrɪz/ n. The interior of a building.
insight /ɪnˈsaɪθ/ n. A piece of knowledge or understanding gained from experience.
insignificant /ɪnˈsɪɡnɪfɪʃ/ n. A small or unimportant thing.
insist /ɪnˈsɪst/ n. To make a person or thing agree with or support a particular opinion or action.
insisted /ɪnˈsɪst/ n. A deliberate act of making a point or statement.
insisting /ɪnˈsɪʃnɪŋ/ n. A strong or persistent demand or wish.
insists /ɪnˈsɪst/ n. A person who insists on something.
insolent /ɪnˈsɒl.ənt/ n. A person who is rude or unkind.
inspect /ɪnˈspekt/ n. A person or thing that is examined or checked.
inspection /ɪnˈspeɪʃn/ n. A formal examination or check of an item or process.
inspector /ɪnˈspɛʃər/ n. A person who investigates or enforces laws.
inspiration /ɪnˈspɪʃn/ n. A source of ideas or motivation.
inspire /ɪnˈspɪr/ n. To encourage or motivate someone to do something.
inspired /ɪnˈspɪrt/ n. A thing that makes one feel or think something new.
inspiring /ɪnˈspɪrɪŋ/ n. A thing that gives hope or encouragement.
install /ɪnˈstɛl/ n. A process of putting something into a place.
installed /ɪnˈstɛlɪd/ n. A device or part that is put into a machine or system.
instance /ɪnˈsaɪs/ n. A specific example or occurrence.
instant /ɪnˈstɛnt/ n. A sudden or immediate occurrence.
instantly /ɪnˈstɛntli/ n. A very fast action or event.
instead /ɪs/ n. A substitute or alternative.
instinct /ɪnˈstɪŋt/ n. An innate, instinctive, or instinctive-like quality or tendency.
instincts /ɪnˈstɪŋt/ n. An innate, instinctive, or instinctive-like quality or tendency.
institute /ɪnˈstɪtʃ/ n. A place where people learn or work.
institution /ɪnˈstɪʃn/ n. A place where people gather for work or study.
institutions /ɪnˈstɪʃnɪs/ n. A place where people gather for activities or events.
instruct /ɪnˈstrækt/ n. A person who gives instructions.
instructed /traiˈnɪd/ n. A person who has been instructed or taught.
instruction /ɪnˈstrʌʃn/ n. A command or order given to someone.
instructions /ɪnˈstrʌʃn/ n. Instructions given by someone to do something.
instructor /ɪnˈstrɔːʃər/ n. A person who teaches.
instrument /ɪnˈstrɒn/ n. A tool used to perform a specific action.
instrumental /ɪnˈstrɛməntəl/ n. A tool or device used for performing a specific action.
instruments /ɪnˈstrɪmənts/ n. A musical instrument.
insulin /ɪnˈsɪlɪn/ n. A substance that lowers blood sugar levels.
insult /ɪnˈsʌlt/ n. A verbal or written act of making someone feel bad or humiliated.
insulted /ɪnˈsʌltɪd/ v. to make someone feel bad about something.
insulting /ɪnˈsʌltɪŋ/ n. A verbal or written act of making someone feel bad or humiliated.
insults /ɪnˈsʌltz/ n. A verbal or written insult.
insurance /ɪnˈsʌr.n.s/ n. A financial product that provides protection against loss.
insured /ɪnˈsjuːrd/ n. A financial arrangement that protects against loss.
intact /ɪnˈtæk/ n. A whole or complete.
integrity /ɪnˈtɛɡrɪ/ n. A state of being honest and trustworthy.
intel /ɪnˈtɛl/ n. A person who is intelligent.
intellect /mɪnd/ n. A part of the brain that controls thinking and reasoning.
intellectual /ɪnˈtɛlɪʃnəl/ n. A person who is interested in or concerned with ideas, knowledge, or the study of things
intelligence /ɪnˈtɛɡlɪənt/ n. A body of knowledge or skills acquired through experience.
intelligent /ɪnˈtɛɡlɪdʒ/ n. A person who is smart or has good intelligence.
intend /ɪnˈtend/ n. To do something with a specific purpose.
intended /ɪnˈtɪndʒd/ n. A plan or proposal for something.
intends /ɪnˈdɪns/ n. A plan or intention.
intense /ɪnˈtʃəs/ n. A very strong or powerful feeling or state.
intensity /ɪnˈtɪs.tɪs/ n. A measure of strength or power.
intensive /ɪnˈtʃeɪns/ n. A state of being or doing something to the maximum extent.
intent /ɪnˈtɛŋt/ n. A purpose or intention.
intention /ɪnˈtʃeɪʃn/ n. A purpose or goal for an action.
intentionally /ɪnˈtɪʃn.əl.ə/ n. A deliberate act or state of mind.
intentions /ɪnˈtɛʃn/ n. A plan or wish for the future.
interact /ˌɪnˈækt/ n. To interact with someone or something.
interaction /ɪˈkʌʃn/ n. A connection or relationship between two or more people or things.
intercept /ɪnˈtræp/ n. A person or thing that stops or blocks the flow of something.
intercepted /ɪnˈtræp.təʊd/ n. A person or thing that is stopped or blocked from passing through.
intercom /ɪnˈtɛkəm/ n. A device for transmitting audio or video signals between two or more speakers.
intercourse /ɪnˈtɜːr.kəs/ n. A social or sexual union between two people.
interest /ɪnˈtɜːst/ n. A feeling of curiosity or desire to learn or understand something.
interested /ɪnˈstɛrtɪt/ n. A person who is interested in something.
interesting /ɪnˈtɛʃn/ n. A thing that is interesting or surprising.
interests /ɪnˈtɜːstɪks/ n. A collection of things that a person likes or cares about.
interfere /ɪnˈfɪr.əʊ/ v. to cause to interfere with.
interference /ɪnˈtɪfɪrəns/ n. A disturbance or obstruction to something.
interfering /ɪnˈfɛrɪŋ/ n. A person or thing that causes or is responsible for interfering with something else.
interior /ˌɪnˈtɜːr/ n. The space inside a building.
intern /ɪnˈten/ n. A person who works for another person.
internal /ɪnˈtɛrˌaɪnl/ n. A part of a building or machine that is not the main structure.
international /ɪnˈtɛʃnəl/ n. A country or region.
internet /ɪnˈtɛrˌnɛt/ n. The network of computers and devices that connect to each other.
interns /ɪnˈtɛʃ/ n. A person employed by an organization to perform specific tasks.
internship /ɪnˈtɛʃn/ n. A period of employment where a student works under the supervision of an employer.
interpol /ɪnˈtɛr.pəl/ n. A person who fills in the blanks in a sentence.
interpret /ɪnˈtræp/ n. A process of understanding or explaining something.
interpretation /ɪnˈtræpʃən/ n. A process of understanding or explaining something.
interpreter /ɪnˈtræpər/ n. A person who interprets or translates a language.
interrogate /ɪnˈtrəɡəʊ/ n. A person who asks questions to discover the truth.
interrogated /ɪnˈtrəɡəʊtɪd/ n. A person who is asked questions.
interrogation /ɪnˈtræɡəʃn/ n. A formal question or inquiry.
interrupt /ɪnˈtɛrɡənt/ n. A sudden stop or interruption in a continuous action or process.
interrupted /ɪnˈtɛrɡəntɪd/ n. A disruption or interruption in a process or situation.
interrupting /ɪnˈtɛrɡəntɪŋ/ n. A disruption or interruption to a normal activity.
interruption /ɪnˈtɜːr.pəʊʃ/ n. A sudden stop or break in a continuous action.
intersection /ɪnˈseʃn/ n. A place where two or more roads meet.
intervene /ɪnˈvɛn/ n. To act in a way that affects or interferes with something else.
intervention /ɪnˈtɛrʃn/ n. A deliberate action or measure taken to address a problem or achieve a goal.
interview /ɪnˈtaɪv/ n. A formal conversation between two or more people to discuss a specific topic.
interviewed /ɪnˈtaɪvɪd/ n. A person who is being asked to speak about something.
interviewer /ɪnˈtaɪvɪər/ n. A person who asks questions to a person being interviewed.
interviewing /ɪnˈtaɪvɪŋ/ n. A process of questioning someone to learn about their background or skills.
interviews /ɪnˈtaɪvɪz/ n. A formal conversation between two or more people to discuss a topic.
intimacy /ɪnˈtɪm.ə.keɪ/ n. A close, personal relationship between people.
intimate /ɪnˈtɪmɪt/ n. A close relationship or association.
intimidate to frighten or terrify someone.
intimidated /ʃɔːk/ n. A person who is very afraid of something.
intimidating /ɪnˈtɪmɪdɪŋ/ n. A forceful or threatening appearance or behavior.
into /ɪntəʊ/ n. A place where something is put or placed.
intrigued /ɪnˈtrɪɡʊd/ n. A person or thing that is interested in something.
intriguing /ɪnˈtrɪɡ.ɪŋ/ adj. Something that arouses curiosity or interest.
intro /ɪnˈtroʊ/ n. A short period of time or a brief time period.
introduce /ɪnˈtrɒdʒ/ n. To make known or known to.
introduced /ɪnˈtrɪdʒəd/ n. A person or thing that is brought into existence or introduced into a situation.
introducing /ɪnˈtrɪdʒɪŋ/ n. A process of presenting something to others.
introduction /ɪnˈtrɒdʒəns/ n. A section of a book or document that introduces a subject.
intrude /ɪnˈtrʌd/ n. To enter or occupy another person's space without permission.
intruder /ɪnˈtrʌdər/ n. A person or thing that enters or is present in a place without permission.
intruders /ɪnˈtrʌdərz/ n. A person or thing that enters a place without permission.
intrusion /ɪnˈtrʌʒn/ n. A sudden or unwanted entry into a place.
intuition /ɪnˈtʃjuːʃn/ n. A mental process of forming a judgment based on immediate feelings or impressions.
invade to enter a territory or area.
invaded /ɪnˈvædɪd/ n. A state of being occupied by another party.
invaders /ɪnˈvæðərs/ n. A group of people who invade another country.
invading /ɪnˈvæɪdʒ/ n. A person or group that attacks or encroaches on another.
invalid /ɪˈvɛnɪk/ n. A non-working or non-functional building.
invasion /ɪnˈvɛʃn/ n. A sudden attack or invasion of a territory.
invent /ɪnˈvɛnt/ n. A person who creates new things.
invented /ɪnˈvɛntɪd/ n. A creation or discovery made by someone.
invention /ɪnˈvɛʃn/ n. A new idea or method of doing something.
inventions /ɪnˈvɛnʃnz/ n. A new idea or creation.
inventor /ɪnˈvɛntər/ n. A person who creates new inventions.
inventory /in-vet-ry/ n. A collection of items or goods.
invest /inˈvɛst/ n. A financial investment or contribution to a business or project.
invested /ɪnˈvɛstɪd/ n. A sum of money that has been put into a financial instrument or account.
investigate /ɪnˈvɛstɪɡeɪt/ n. To examine or study carefully.
investigated /ɪnˈvɛstɪdɪd/ n. A process of examining or testing something thoroughly.
investigating /ɪnˈvɛʃ.ə.ɪ.ʒ.ɪ.ŋ.ɪ.ŋ/ n. A process
investigation /ɪnˈvɛʃn.əʃn/ n. A process of searching for or examining something.
investigations /ɪnˈvɛʃ.ə.ʃn.ʃn.ʃ/ n. A series of investigations or inquiries into a matter
investigative /ɪnˈvɛʒ.ə.tɪv.ə.tɪv.ɪ.ʃ.ə/ n. A person
investigator /ɪnˈvɛstɪɡər/ n. A person who investigates or studies something.
investigators /ɪnˈvɛstɪɡreɪtərs/ n. A person who studies or investigates something.
investing /ɪnˈvɛʃɪŋ/ n. The act or process of putting money into a business or project to generate profit.
investment /ɪnˈvɛnst/ n. A sum of money put into a business or project to generate profit.
investments /ɪnˈvɛstəms/ n. A collection of money or assets used for future financial gain.
investor an individual who invests in a company or business.
investors /ɪnˈvɛstərs/ n. A person or group of people who invest money in a company or project.
invincible /ɪnˈvɪn.ɪk.s/ n. A person or thing that cannot be defeated or harmed.
invisible /ɪnˈvɪsɪbəl/ n. A thing that cannot be seen.
invitation /ɪˈvɛnʃən/ n. A formal request or promise to attend an event.
invitations /ɪnˈvɪtəʃnz/ n. A formal request for someone to attend an event.
invite /ɪnˈvaɪt/ n. A request or invitation to do something.
invited /ɪnˈvɪtɪd/ n. A person or thing that is invited to do something.
invites /ɪnˈvɪts/ n. A request for someone to come to a place.
inviting /ɪnˈvɪtɪŋ/ n. A request or invitation to come to a place.
involve /ɪnˈvɒl/ n. To be connected to or part of something.
involved /ɪnˈvɔːl/ n. A person or thing that is connected to or affecting another.
involvement /ɪnˈvɒləv.ənt/ n. A part of a person's life or work that is actively engaged.
involves /ɪnˈvɒl.ɪz/ n. A process or action that takes place.
involving /ɪnˈvɒləvɪŋ/ n. A process or situation that includes or affects another.
io /iəʊ/ n. A building in which people live.
iolaus /iˈoʊləʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
iong /iŋ/ n. A long, thin, or slender shape.
iot /iːˈnɛt/ n. A network of computers and devices connected to each other.
iove /luːv/ n. A feeling of deep affection or desire.
iowa /iˈoʊwə/ n. A state in the central United States.
ip /ɪp/ n. A computer program that runs on a computer.
iq /ɪkˈsaɪnt/ n. A body of knowledge or skills acquired through experience.
ira /iˈreɪ/ n. A river in the United States.
iran /ɪræn/ n. A country in the Middle East.
iraq /iˈræk/ n. A country in the Middle East.
iraqi /iˈraʊk/ n. A person of the Iraqi people.
ireland /ɪrˈelɛnd/ n. A country in Europe.
irene /ɪrɪn/ n. A woman who is a member of the Irish Republic.
irina /ɪrɪˈna/ n. A woman of Russian descent.
iris /ˈaɪrəs/ n. A plant that produces flowers.
irish /ɪrɪʃ/ n. A person of Irish descent.
irma /ɪrˈmɑː/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
iron /ɪrən/ n. A metal used for construction and tools.
ironic /ɪˈraɪnɪk/ n. A situation or event that appears to have a positive meaning but actually has a negative meaning.
ironically /ɪˈraɪnɪkli/ n. A word or phrase that has a negative or ironic meaning.
irony /ɪˈraɪn/ n. A situation where the expected result does not occur.
irrational /ɪrˈraʊʃnəl/ n. A thought or action that is not based on reason.
irregular /ɪˈrɪɡ.ər.əl/ n. A thing that does not follow a regular pattern.
irrelevant /ɪrˈɛkʃnəl/ n. A thing that has no connection to the main subject.
irresistible /ˈjuːndɪl/ n. A quality of being unyielding or unchangeable.
irresponsible /ɪrˈresɪb.ə.nəs/ n. A person who is not responsible for something.
irritated /ɪˈrɪtɪd/ n. A state of being upset or annoyed.
irritating /ɪˈrɪt.ə.ɪŋ/ n. Something that causes annoyance or discomfort.
irs /ɪr/ n. A person who works for a company.
irving /ɪrɪŋ/ n. A person who is a servant or servant of another.
is /ɪz/ n. A state of being or a noun.
isaac /iˈseɪk/ n. A person.
isabel /ɪsˈæbəl/ n. A woman.
isabella /ɪsɪˈbɛlə/ n. A woman of the name Isabella.
isabelle /ɪsəˈbɛl/ n. A woman who is not a member of the royal family.
isis /ɪs/ n. A person who is a member of a group.
islam /ɪˈslām/ n. A religion practiced by people in the Middle East and the Islamic world.
islamic /ɪˈlɑːmɪk/ n. A religion or belief system.
island /ɪsˈland/ n. A landmass surrounded by water.
islands /ɪˈzɔːlz/ n. A group of landmasses separated by water.
isle /ɪsˈlænd/ n. A piece of land in the sea or ocean.
isn /ɪs/ n. A person who is not a man.
isolate /ɪˈzɔːl/ n. A place where something is separated from others.
isolated /ɪˈzɔːlɪd/ n. A person or thing without other people or things.
isolation /ɪˈzɔːʃn/ n. A state of being separated from others.
israel /ɪzəʾəʊl/ n. A country in the Middle East.
israeli /ɪsˈraɪl/ n. A country in the Middle East.
issue /ɪˈziːz/ n. A matter or problem that needs to be resolved.
issued /ɪˈzɪd/ n. A document or item that has been officially granted or given.
issues /ˈaɪzəs/ n. A problem or matter that needs to be addressed.
istanbul /ɪˈzɒnˌbəl/ n. A major city in Turkey.
it /ɪt/ n. A place where people gather or work.
italian /itali/ n. A country in Europe.
italians /ɪtˈalɪjən/ n. A people from Italy.
italy /ɪtəli/ n. A country in Europe.
itch /ɪtʃ/ n. A small, sharp, or painful sensation on the skin.
itching /ɪtʃɪŋ/ n. A painful sensation caused by scratching or rubbing.
itchy /ɪtʃi/ n. A skin condition that causes itching.
item /ɪm/ n. A small object or thing.
items /ɪmɪts/ n. A collection of objects.
its /ɪts/ n. A person or thing that is possessed by another.
itself /ɪtˈsɛl/ n. A thing that is its own.
iv /ɪv/ n. A small, round, or oval-shaped object.
ivan /ɪˈvæn/ n. A person who is a citizen of the United States.
ivory /ɪˈvaɪr/ n. A precious material used to make jewelry.
ivy /ɪv/ n. A small tree or shrub.
izzy /ɪˈzɪk/ n. A person who is very energetic.
J
j /dʒeɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
ja /jɑː/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
jab /jæb/ n. A small, flat building used for sleeping.
jack /dʒæk/ n. A person who plays the guitar.
jackass /dʒækʃəs/ n. A large, ugly, and often sexually provocative animal.
jacked /dʒeɪkt/ n. A vehicle with a large, heavy front end.
jacket /dʒæk/ n. A piece of clothing worn over the shoulders.
jackets /dʒækəts/ n. A piece of clothing worn over the head.
jackie /jæk/ n. A person.
jackpot /jækˈpɔːt/ n. A large sum of money won by chance.
jacks /dʒeɪks/ n. A pair of hands.
jackson /jækˈsɛkən/ n. A person of the family Jackson.
jacob /jəˈbæk/ n. A man who is a man.
jacobs /jəˈkɒbs/ n. A man who is a father.
jacqueline /jækˈkwɪlɪn/ n. A woman of the name Jacqueline.
jacques /jɑːks/ n. A man who is a soldier.
jade /dʒeɪd/ n. A precious gemstone.
jae /jæ/ n. A person who is a child of a man.
jag /dʒeʒ/ n. A small animal, typically a dog.
jaguar /dʒeɪɡər/ n. A large, powerful, and intelligent wild cat.
jai /jaɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
jail /dʒeɪl/ n. A place where criminals are held.
jaime /dʒɛm/ n. A man who is a friend of the king.
jake /dʒeɪk/ n. A man who is a jack.
jam /dʒæm/ n. A small, sweet, and often sweetened fruit or vegetable.
jamaica /dʒəˈmɪkə/ n. A country in the Caribbean.
jamal /jæməl/ n. A person of the name Jamal.
james /dʒeɪməs/ n. A man of the family.
jamie /dʒæmi/ n. A young woman.
jammed /dʒæmd/ n. A state of being blocked or confined.
jamming /dʒæmɪŋ/ n. A sudden, loud, and often violent act of knocking or hitting.
jan /jæn/ n. A month in the calendar.
jana /jænə/ n. A young woman.
jane /jæn/ n. A woman.
janet /jænæt/ n. A woman who is a member of the family.
janey /dʒænɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
jang /dʒæŋ/ n. A long, thin, and flexible rod used for drawing or writing.
janice /jænɪs/ n. A woman who is known for her kindness.
janie /jænɪ/ n. A person who is a woman.
janine /jænɪn/ n. A woman who is a member of the janine family.
janitor /dʒænɪtər/ n. A person who cleans or maintains a building.
january /jænjuəri/ n. A month in the calendar.
japan /jaʒən/ n. A country in East Asia.
japanese /japɑːs/ n. A country in Asia.
japs /dʒæps/ n. A group of people who speak the Japanese language.
jar /jɑːr/ n. A container for holding liquids or small amounts of solid substances.
jared /jɑːrɪd/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
jarod /jɑːrɒd/ n. A person who is a jarrer.
jars /dʒɑːrs/ n. A container for holding food or other items.
jarvis /jɑːrˈvɪs/ n. A small, often wooden, box-like container used for holding small items.
jasmine /ˈdʒæsmi/ n. A flower with five petals.
jason /dʒeɪsən/ n. A man who is a member of the family.
jasper /jæspər/ n. A precious gemstone.
javier /javi/ n. A man of the family.
jaw /dʒeɪ/ n. A sharp, pointed structure at the end of the mouth.
jaws /dʒeɪz/ n. A large, sharp, and often jagged structure or piece of meat.
jax /dʒeɪ/ n. A small, often wooden, structure used for storage or as a shelter.
jay /dʒeɪ/ n. A person.
jazz /dʒæs/ n. A musical genre.
je /jiː/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
jealous /dʒəʊʃəl/ n. A feeling of envy or resentment toward someone else's possession or achievement.
jealousy /dʒɪˈzɔːli/ n. A feeling of envy or resentment toward another person.
jean /jɛn/ n. A person of French origin.
jeanette /jɛnɪt/ n. A woman.
jeanne /jɛnən/ n. A woman.
jeannie /dʒɪˈnɪə/ n. A woman.
jeans /dʒeɪnz/ n. A pair of trousers worn for casual or athletic activities.
jed /jɛd/ n. A person who is a citizen of a country.
jedi /dʒɪdi/ n. A member of the Jedi Order.
jeep /dʒiːp/ n. A four-door, four-wheel vehicle.
jeez /dʒiːz/ n. A sound made by a person's teeth.
jeff /dʒɛf/ n. A man who is a professional.
jefferson /dʒɪfɪsən/ n. A town in the southeastern United States.
jeffrey /dʒɪfɪr/ n. A man who is a lawyer.
jelly /dʒɪl/ n. A soft, jelly-like substance.
jellyfish /ˈdʒɪl.ʃɪf/ n. A marine animal with a segmented body and a gelatinous, sac-like skin.
jen /dʒen/ n. A person who is a woman.
jenkins /dʒɛnɪz/ n. A tool for making tools.
jenna /dʒɛn/ n. A woman.
jennifer /dʒɪnɪfɪn/ n. A woman of Jewish descent.
jennings /dʒɛnɪŋz/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
jenny /dʒɪn/ n. A woman.
jensen /dʒɛn/ n. A person of the family.
jeong /jɛŋ/ n. A person of Korean origin.
jeopardize to endanger or cause danger to something.
jeopardy a state of being or occurrence of danger or trouble.
jeremiah /jəˈriːmiəm/ n. A man who is a prophet.
jeremy /dʒɪˈrɪmi/ n. A man who is a servant.
jerk /dʒɜːk/ n. A sudden, sharp, or involuntary movement.
jerking /dʒɜːkɪŋ/ n. A sudden, involuntary jerk or movement.
jerks /dʒɜːks/ n. A sudden, sharp, or violent movement.
jerome /jɜːˈmoʊm/ n. A man of the Jewish faith.
jerry /dʒɪrɪ/ n. A young man.
jersey /dʒɪˈzɪ/ n. A piece of clothing worn by men.
jerusalem /jəʁaʔəʊm/ n. A city in the Middle East.
jess /jɪs/ n. A young woman.
jesse /ˈdʒɪs/ n. A person who is a man.
jessica /jɪsˈsiːkə/ n. A young woman.
jessie /dʒɛsɪ/ n. A young woman.
jesus /jɛs/ n. A person of faith.
jet /ʒɛt/ n. A fast-moving vehicle used for transportation.
jets /dʒɛts/ n. A jet of air.
jew /dʒɛv/ n. A precious or valuable object.
jewel /dʒɛvəl/ n. A precious gemstone.
jewellery /dʒɛvɪlɪti/ n. A collection of objects used for decoration or as a form of personal adornment.
jewelry /dʒɪˈzɪl/ n. A collection of items worn on the body.
jewels /dʒɛvəl/ n. A collection of precious materials used for decoration or ornamentation.
jewish /dʒɪʃ/ n. A people or group of people.
jews /jəʊz/ n. A religious group of people who believe in the existence of God.
ji /ji/ n. A person or animal.
jia /jiə/ n. A person of Chinese descent.
jiang /jiāng/ n. A river in China.
jill /dʒɪl/ n. A woman.
jillian /ˈdʒɪlɪən/ n. A woman.
jim /dʒɪm/ n. A person.
jimmy /dʒɪmɪ/ n. A man who is a good friend.
jin /dʒɪn/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
jing /dʒɪŋ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
jingle /dʒɪnʒl/ n. A short musical note or sound.
jingling /dʒɪŋɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a bird or insect.
jinx /dʒɪn/ n. A magical or evil entity.
jj /dʒi/ n. A person who is a jockey.
jo /joʊ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
joan /joʊn/ n. A woman who is a member of the Order of the Golden Fleece.
joanna /joʊnə/ n. A woman.
joanne /jəʊˈnæn/ n. A woman.
joaquin /joʊwɪn/ n. A man of the family.
job /dʒɒb/ n. A position or occupation.
jobs /jəʊbs/ n. A position or role in a profession.
jock /dʒɒk/ n. A young man who is a professional athlete.
jockey /dʒɒʃ/ n. A person who races horses.
jodie /dɪʒi/ n. A woman who is a member of the jodie family.
jody /dɪdʒ/ n. A young woman.
joe /joʊ/ n. A man.
joel /jəʊl/ n. A man who is a soldier.
joey /joʊi/ n. A young man.
jog /dʒɒɡ/ n. A short, fast, and continuous movement.
jogging /dʒɒɡɪŋ/ n. A physical exercise or activity.
johan /joʊn/ n. A man of the name Johan.
john /dʒɒn/ n. A person.
johnnie /dʒɒn/ n. A person who is a man.
johnny /jɒnˈniː/ n. A person who is not a human being.
johns /dʒɒn/ n. A family of people who live together.
johnson /dʒɒnʃn/ n. A person who is a son of a man.
join /dʒɒn/ n. A connection or link between two things.
joined /dʒeɪnd/ n. A connection or link between two things.
joining /dʒɒnɪŋ/ n. A connection or link between two things.
joins /joʊns/ n. A connection or link between two things.
joint /dʒʌnt/ n. A place where two or more people share a meal.
joints /dʒɒɪnʃ/ n. A connection between two parts of a body.
jojo /joʊo/ n. A person who is a child of a girl.
joke /dʒoʊk/ n. A short, funny, or unexpected statement.
joker /dʒɔːkər/ n. A person who is a master of the art of being a fool.
jokes /dʒɒks/ n. A humorous statement or story.
joking /dʒɒkɪŋ/ n. A person who makes fun of something.
jolly /ˈdʒəli/ n. A person who is happy or cheerful.
jon /jɒn/ n. A person.
jonah /jəˈnɑːh/ n. A person who is a son of a king.
jonas /jɒnəs/ n. A person of the name Jonas.
jonathan /jəˈnætʃən/ n. A man who is a gentleman.
jones /dʒɒn/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
jonny /jɒn/ n. A young man.
joo /juː/ n. A small, often playful, or informal term for a person.
joon /joʊn/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
jordan /dʒɜːrɪʃn/ n. A person of the jordanian people.
jorge /joʁ/ n. A man of the people.
jose /joʃ/ n. A person.
josef /jəˈzɒf/ n. A man of Jewish descent.
joseph /jəˈzɔːf/ n. A man of the Jewish faith.
josephine /dʒɪˈzoʊn/ n. A woman of the name Josephine.
josh /jɑːʃ/ n. A young man.
joshua /jəʊˈʃjuː/ n. A man of the Jewish faith.
josie /joʊs/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
journal /dʒɪˈjɔːl/ n. A written record of events or ideas.
journalism /dʒɪˈjɔːlɪm/ n. The art and practice of reporting news.
journalist /dʒɪˈjɔːlɪst/ n. A person who writes for a newspaper or magazine.
journalists /jəʊˈnɛlɪtʃɪz/ n. A person who writes for a newspaper or magazine.
journey /dʒʌri/ n. A path or movement from one place to another.
joy /joʊ/ n. A feeling of happiness or pleasure.
joyce /joʊs/ n. A person who is happy or pleased.
joyful /juːˈfjəl/ n. A state of being happy or pleased.
joys /jɔɪs/ n. A feeling of happiness or pleasure.
jp /jiːp/ n. A country in Asia.
jr /jər/ n. A person of junior rank.
jt /dʒæk/ n. A piece of clothing worn over the body.
ju /juː/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building used for storage or as a temporary shelter.
juan /juːn/ n. A person who is a man.
judas /juːdəs/ n. A person who is a judge.
judd /juːd/ n. A small, often wooden, structure used for storage or as a shelter.
jude /juːd/ n. A person who is a woman.
judge /dʒʌdʒ/ n. A person who makes a decision.
judged /dʒɜːd/ n. A person who is being judged.
judgement /dʒɜːdʒn/ n. A decision or conclusion.
judges /dʒʌdʒɪz/ n. A person who decides legal cases.
judging /dʒɜːdʒɪŋ/ n. A decision or opinion formed by evaluating something.
judgment /dʒɪˈdʒɛm/ n. A decision or evaluation made by a person or group.
judicial /jʊdʒɪʃn/ n. A court or body of people that decides legal cases.
judith /juːdɪt/ n. A woman who is a member of the Jewish people.
judy /dʒuːdi/ n. A young woman.
jug /dʒʌɡ/ n. A container for holding liquids.
juice /juːˈziːs/ n. A liquid food.
juicy /dʒɪʃ/ n. A soft, sweet, or pleasant taste.
jules /juːləs/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
julia /juːˈliː/ n. A woman of Jewish descent.
julian /juˈliæn/ n. A man of the family.
julie /juːli/ n. A woman.
julien /jʊliʃn/ n. A person of French origin.
juliet /juːˈliːt/ n. A woman of noble birth.
juliette /jʊli.je/ n. A woman of French origin.
julio /juˈli/ o/ n. A person of the year.
julius /juːliəs/ n. A Roman emperor.
july /juːli/ n. A month in the year.
jumbo /dʒəʊm/ n. A large or unusually large building.
jump /dʒʌmp/ n. A sudden upward movement of the body.
jumped /dʒɪmp/ v. to jump.
jumper /dʒɪˈpɜːmər/ n. A person who jumps.
jumping /dʒɪpɪŋ/ n. A sudden or rapid movement of the body.
jumps /dʒʌmp/ n. A short, quick movement.
jumpy /ˈdʒʌmpi/ n. A person who is very excited or agitated.
jun /juːn/ n. A month in the calendar.
junction /dʒɪnʃn/ n. A place where two or more roads, streets, or pipes meet.
june /juːn/ n. A month in the calendar.
jung /juːŋ/ n. A small body of water.
jungle /fərˈstʌ/ n. A large area of trees and vegetation.
junior /juːnɪr/ n. A person of lower rank or status.
junk /juːk/ n. A collection of discarded items.
junkie /juːnˈkiː/ n. A person addicted to alcohol or drugs.
jupiter /dʒɪpɪtər/ n. A planet in the solar system.
jurisdiction /dʒɜːˈstɪʃn/ n. A legal area or region where a court or authority has the power to make decisions.
juror /dʒʌdʒ/ n. A person who is legally responsible for the verdict of a trial.
jurors /dʒʌdʒərs/ n. A person who presides over a court.
jury /dʒəʊr/ n. A group of people who decide on a legal case.
just /dʒʌst/ n. A single, simple, or brief thing.
justice /dʒʌstɪs/ n. A system of law that provides fair and impartial treatment to all people.
justified /dʒɪˈstɪdʒ/ n. A reason or argument that is valid or appropriate.
justify /dʒɪˈzɪt/ n. A reason or argument for something.
justin /dʒɪʃt/ n. A person who is not a member of a specific group.
justine /dʒɪstɪn/ n. A woman who is unmarried.
juvenile /dʒuːˈnɪvɪli/ n. A person of young age.
K
k /k/ n. A letter in the alphabet.
ka /kaʊ/ n. A small, flat building used for sleeping.
kabir /kə-bīr/ n. A person who is a slave.
kai /keɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
kaiser /kaɪˈzɛr/ n. A monarch or ruler.
kane /kæn/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
kang /kæŋ/ n. A large, powerful, or aggressive animal.
kangaroo /kæŋɡrɑːʊ/ n. A marsupial mammal.
kansas /kɑːˈseɪs/ n. A state in the United States.
kappa /kæp/ n. A small, round, or oval-shaped animal.
kara /kɑːrə/ n. A person who is a woman.
karan /kɑːrən/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
karaoke /kɑːˈkeɪ/ n. A place for people to sing and dance.
karate /kɑːˈteɪt/ n. A martial art practiced by Japanese people.
karen /kaɪˈren/ n. A woman.
kari /kɑːrɪ/ n. A person who works in a specific field.
karin /kɑːrɪn/ n. A woman.
karl /kɑːl/ n. A man of the Germanic language.
karma /kɑːrəma/ n. A force of nature that causes events to happen.
kat /kæt/ n. A small house or cottage.
kate /keɪt/ n. A woman.
katherine /kəˈteɪtʃə/ n. A woman of noble birth.
kathleen /kəθəˈlɛn/ n. A woman.
kathryn /kætˈrɪn/ n. A woman.
kathy /kəˈtʃi/ n. A woman who is a member of the Kutchi tribe.
katie /kəˈteɪ/ n. A woman.
kato /kɑːt/ n. A small, often wooden, house.
katrina /kəˈtɪ/ n. A woman who is a member of the Kati family.
katy /kəˈtɑːti/ n. A woman who is married to a man.
katya /kəˈtiː/ n. A young woman.
kay /keɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
kayla /kəˈjələ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
ke /kiː/ n. A small, flat building used for storage or temporary housing.
keen /kiːn/ n. A feeling of excitement or enthusiasm.
keep /kɛp/ n. To hold or retain something.
keeper /kɛp/ n. A person who manages or keeps something.
keeping /kɛpɪŋ/ n. A state of being or action of maintaining.
keeps /kɛp/ n. A person who keeps something.
keg /kɛɡ/ n. A large container used for storing liquids.
keith /kiːθ/ n. A man who is a member of the House of Commons.
kel /kɛl/ n. A small, simple building.
keller /ˈkɛlɪr/ n. A room in a house.
kelly /kɛl/ n. A person.
kelso /kɛlso/ n. A small, isolated village.
ken /kən/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
kendall /kənˈdɛl/ n. A person who is known for being a good friend.
kennedy /dʒɪmɪ/ n. A person who is a member of the Democratic Party.
kenneth /kənˈθɛθ/ n. A man of the name Kenneth.
kenny /kɛn/ n. A man who plays the guitar.
kensi /kənˈsi/ n. A small, often wooden, structure used for sleeping or resting.
kent /kɛnt/ n. A town in the United States.
kentucky /kənˈtʃɪl/ n. A state in the southeastern United States.
kenya /kənˈjɛ/ n. A country in Africa.
kept /kɛpt/ n. A person who has been or is being kept.
kermit /kəˈrɪm/ n. A small, furry, insect-like creature.
kerry /kəˈriː/ n. A small town in the United States.
ketchup /ˈkɛtʃep/ n. A red, thick, tomato-based condiment.
kettle /ˈkɛlt/ n. A small vessel used for boiling water.
kev /kɛv/ n. A person who is a knight.
kevin /kɛvɪn/ n. A man who is a lawyer.
key /kɛi/ n. A key in a lock or a key to a door.
keyboard /kʊbʃɪn/ n. A mechanical device used for typing text on a computer.
keys /kɛɪz/ n. A key in a lock.
kg /kɪlɪɡmɑːm/ n. A unit of mass.
kgb /kʌb/ n. A unit of weight equal to one kilogram.
khan /kæn/ n. A person of high status or rank.
ki /ki/ n. A person.
kick /kɪk/ n. A forceful or sudden movement or action.
kicked /kɪkɪd/ v. to kick off or away.
kicking /kɪkɪŋ/ n. A forceful or sudden motion of feet or a foot.
kicks /kɪk/ n. A forceful or sudden movement or action.
kid /kɪd/ n. A young child.
kiddin /kɪdɪn/ n. A child or young person.
kidding /ˈkaɪdɪŋ/ n. A joke or a silly statement.
kiddo /kɪdʒo/ n. A young child.
kidnap /kɪˈdɪn/ n. The act of taking someone without their consent.
kidnapped /kɪˈnɪdp/ n. A person taken without consent.
kidnapper /kɪˈdɪn.pər/ n. A person who steals or takes someone else's person.
kidnappers /kɪdnɪpərs/ n. A person who kidnaps someone.
kidnapping /kɪˈdɪnɪŋ/ n. The act of taking someone as a prisoner.
kidney /kaɪd-niː/ n. A part of the human body that filters waste and produces urine.
kidneys /kɪˈdaɪnz/ n. A pair of organs that filter waste and regulate fluid balance.
kids /kɪdʒn/ n. A group of young people.
kiki /kɪˈkiː/ n. A small, cute, or playful animal.
kill /kɪl/ n. The act of causing death or the act of killing.
killed /ˈkɪlt/ n. A person who has been killed.
killer /kɪˈlɪər/ n. A person who kills.
killers /kɪˈlaɪərz/ n. A person who kills.
killing /ˈkɪlɪŋ/ n. The act of causing death or the act of killing.
killings /ˈkɪlɪŋz/ n. A collection of dead bodies.
kills /kɪlɪks/ n. A violent act that causes death.
kilo /ˈkaɪləɡm/ n. A unit of mass.
kilometers /kɪlɪˈmɔːrɪz/ n. A unit of length equal to one thousand meters.
kilometres /kɪlɪˈmɔːtʃr/ n. A unit of length equal to 1,000 meters.
kilos /kɪlɪs/ n. A unit of mass equal to one thousand grams.
kim /kim/ n. A person.
kimberly /kɪmˈbɪrli/ n. A small, secluded house.
kimble /kɪmˈbl/ n. A small, deep hole in the ground.
kimmy /kɪmˈmi/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
kin /kɪn/ n. A person related by blood or marriage.
kind /kɪnd/ n. A category of things or people.
kinda /kɪndə/ n. A small or slightly different kind of thing.
kindergarten /kɪndˈɡɪrˌɪn/ n. A school for young children.
kindly /kɪndlɪ/ n. A person who is polite or kind.
kindness /kɪndɪs/ n. A quality of being kind or helpful.
kinds /kɪndz/ n. Types or categories of something.
king /kɪŋ/ n. A monarch or ruler.
kingdom /kɪŋɡəʊm/ n. A large area of land or territory.
kingdoms /kɪŋɡəʊm/ n. A country or region.
kings /kɪŋz/ n. A monarch or ruler.
kinky /kɪnʃ/ n. A small, short, or unusual shape.
kip /kɪp/ n. A small, flat, or low-lying area of land.
kira /kɪrə/ n. A small, often wooden, structure used for sleeping or resting.
kirby /ˈkɪtɪ/ n. A small animal.
kirk /kɜːrk/ n. A church or place of worship.
kirsten /kɪˈstɪn/ n. A woman who is a member of the royal family.
kiss /kɪs/ n. A short, quick touch between two people.
kissed /kɪsɪd/ v. to kiss.
kisser /kɪsər/ n. A small, flat, or low-lying area.
kisses /ˈkɪzɪz/ n. A gentle touch between two people.
kissing /kɪsɪŋ/ n. A mutual or one-sided act of touching the lips.
kit /kɪt/ n. A small, portable building for storing items.
kitchen /ˈkɪtʃɪn/ n. A room in a house used for cooking.
kite /kaɪt/ n. A flying machine.
kitt /kɪt/ n. A small animal.
kitten /ˈkɪtən/ n. A small, fluffy, and often playful animal.
kittens /ˈkɪtɪnz/ n. young animals that are born from a mother's litter.
kitty /ˈkɪtɪ/ n. A small cat.
klaus /klaʊs/ n. A person who is a member of the Germanic language family.
klein /kliːn/ n. A small or small-scale.
klinger /kɪnɡlɪr/ n. A person who is constantly moving or changing.
klingon /klingon/ n. A language spoken by the Klingon people.
klink /klɪŋk/ n. A small, flat, metal plate used to hold coins.
km /kɪlɪmɔːr/ n. A unit of length equal to one thousand meters.
knack /kɔːk/ n. A small skill or ability.
knee /kɪn/ n. A joint at the end of a leg.
kneel /kɛn/ n. A position of the knees.
knees /kɪnɪz/ n. A joint in the body.
knew /kɒn/ n. A fact or statement that has been learned.
knickers /kɪnˈkɪkər/ n. A pair of trousers worn by women.
knife /nɪʃn/ n. A sharp blade used for cutting.
knight /kɪnθ/ n. A warrior or soldier.
knights /kniːtʃ/ n. A knight of the royal court.
knit /kɪnt/ n. A method of weaving fabric into a fabric.
knitting /kɪnɪtɪŋ/ n. The art of knitting fabric together.
knives /nɪˈbɪl/ n. A sharp object used for cutting.
knob /kɒb/ n. A small protrusion on a surface.
knock /kɒn/ n. A sudden, sharp sound made by hitting something hard.
knocked /kɒn/ n. A sudden, violent blow to the head.
knocking /kənˈkɒɪŋ/ n. A sound made by hitting something with a hand or object.
knockout /kənˈkʌt/ n. A match played to the last point.
knocks /kɒnks/ n. A sound made by a person or animal hitting something.
knot /kʌnt/ n. A loop of thread or wire.
knots /kʌnt/ n. A loop or loop of a rope, thread, or wire.
know /kɒn/ n. A person who knows something.
knowing /kɒnɪŋ/ n. The state of being aware of something.
knowledge /kənˈluːdʒ/ n. A body of information or facts.
known /kən/ n. A person or thing that is known or recognized.
knows /kɒn/ n. A person who is familiar with something.
knox /kɒn/ n. A town in the United States.
knuckles /kʌŋkʌlz/ n. A joint on the hand.
ko /kəʊ/ n. A person.
kommandant /kəˈmændənt/ n. A military officer in charge of a unit.
kong /kɒŋ/ n. A large, heavy, or heavy-duty metal or wood structure.
kono /kɔn/ n. A small, often wooden, house.
korea /kɔːrə/ n. A country in East Asia.
korean /kʊn/ n. A country in East Asia.
koreans /kɔːrənz/ n. A people of Korean descent.
kosher /kəʊʃər/ n. A group of people who follow the dietary laws of the Jewish people.
kramer /kʌmər/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
kris /krɪs/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
krishna /kriˈʃnɑː/ n. A person of the Krishna family.
kristen /krɪˈstɛn/ n. A woman.
kristin /krɪˈstɪn/ n. A woman.
kristina /krɪˈstɪnə/ n. A woman.
krystle /krɪˈstl/ n. A crystal or gemstone.
kumar /kʌmər/ n. A person of the caste of the king.
kung /kʌŋ/ n. A type of Chinese opera.
kurt /kʌrt/ n. A man who is a soldier.
kwan /kwən/ n. A person of the Kwan people.
kwon /kwon/ n. A Korean word for a person.
kyle /kɪl/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
kylie /kiːl/ n. A woman known for her distinctive appearance and fashion.
kyoto /jɛt/ n. A city in Japan.
kyung /kʷɪŋ/ n. A person of Korean origin.
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l /laɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
la /laʊ/ n. A place where people gather.
lab /læb/ n. A laboratory or laboratory equipment.
label /ˈlæbəl/ n. A word or phrase that describes or explains something.
labels /ˈlæbɪlz/ n. A word or phrase that describes or labels something.
labor /lɑːbər/ n. A job or work done for a living.
laboratory /laʁəˈbɪləti/ n. A place where scientists or researchers work.
labour /lɑːbɔːr/ n. A person who works.
labs /laʊb/ n. A laboratory or laboratory equipment.
lace /læs/ n. A piece of fabric or thread used to bind or decorate.
lacey /læsi/ n. A person with a loose or unkempt appearance.
lack /læk/ n. A lack of something.
lacked /læk/ d/ n. A state of being without something.
lacking /dɪfɪʃənt/ n. A lack of something.
lacks /lækz/ n. A lack or absence of something.
lad /læd/ n. A young man.
ladder /ˈlædər/ n. A vertical structure used for support or ascent.
laden /ˈlædɪn/ n. A container or box used to carry or store something.
ladies /wɪlɪdz/ n. A group of people who are married to each other.
lads /læds/ n. A group of young men.
lady /ˈlɑːdi/ n. A woman.
ladyship /ˈwɒnən/ n. A state of being or a social role for women.
lahey /ləˈhi/ n. A small, temporary dwelling often used for temporary housing or as a place to sleep.
lai /leɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
laid to place something on a surface.
lair a shelter for animals or people.
lake /leɪk/ n. A body of water.
lakes /leɪks/ n. A body of water.
lakh /læk/ n. A large number of people.
lakhs /lækhs/ n. A large number of people.
lam /læm/ n. A small, flat, or low building.
lama /læm/ n. A large, heavy, or heavy-laden animal.
lamb /læmb/ n. A young sheep.
lambert /læmbɔːr/ n. A man who is a lawyer.
lame /leɪm/ n. A person who is unwell or sick.
lamp /læmp/ n. A light source used to illuminate a room.
lamps /læmps/ n. A light fixture used to illuminate a space.
lan /læn/ n. A flat or small room in a house.
lana /lænə/ n. A woman.
lancaster /lænˈkɑːstər/ n. A town in Lancashire, England.
lance /lænse/ n. A long, sharp weapon used for defense or combat.
land /lænd/ n. A piece of land.
landed /ˈlændɪd/ v. to land on or in a place.
landing /ˈlændɪŋ/ n. A place where one lands.
landlady /ˈlænd.laɪ.dʒ/ n. A woman who manages a property or business.
landlord /ˈlændlɔːr/ n. A person who rents out a building.
lands /lænd/ n. A piece of land.
landscape /lænds/ n. A large area of land.
lane /laɪn/ n. A road or path.
lanes /lænɪz/ n. A row of roads or paths.
lang /lɑŋ/ n. A language spoken by a people.
langley /fɔːrɪst/ n. A large area of land covered with trees.
language /lɑːnɡeɪdʒ/ n. A system of communication used to transmit ideas and information.
languages /laɪˈɡɑːns/ n. A group of languages spoken by a people.
lantern /læmp/ n. A light source.
lao /lɑː/ n. A person of Chinese descent.
lap /læp/ n. A small, flat, or shallow surface.
lapd /læp/ d/ n. A small, flat, or shallow place for holding or storing something.
laps /læps/ n. A series of consecutive movements or steps.
laptop /læpˈtɒp/ n. A portable computer.
lara /lɑːrə/ n. A young girl.
large /lɑːd/ n. A large quantity or amount.
largely /ˈædər.səri/ n. A person who opposes or attacks someone.
larger /lɑːɡər/ n. A larger or more extensive than usual.
largest /lɑːst/ n. The greatest in size or importance.
lark /bɜːrd/ n. A small animal that flies.
larry /lɑːri/ n. A man who works in a factory.
lars /lɑːrs/ n. A man of the people.
larsen /lɑːˈsen/ n. A large, flat, rectangular building in which people live.
las /laʃ/ n. A place where people sleep.
lasagna /laˈsaɡna/ n. A dish of pasta and cheese.
laser /laʒər/ n. A beam of light.
lasers /læzər/ n. A beam of light emitted by a laser.
lass /læs/ n. A person who works in a profession.
lassie /læˈsiː/ n. A small house or cottage.
last /lɑːst/ n. The final day of a period.
lasted /læstid/ n. The duration of time something lasted.
lasting /ˈlæstɪŋ/ n. A period of time that has passed.
lasts /læst/ n. A period of time that has passed.
latch /lætʃ/ n. A small hook or latch used to fasten a door or latch.
late /lɑːt/ n. A time or place that is far from the present.
lately /ˈlætəli/ n. A period of time that has passed since the last mentioned time.
later /ˈlɑːtər/ n. A time that has passed.
latest /ˈlɑːst/ n. The most recent event or person.
latin /læt/ n. A place where people live.
latte /læt/ n. A dark, rich, dark chocolate drink.
latter /ˈlɑːtər/ n. A subsequent or later item.
lau /læʊndri/ n. A place where clothes are washed.
laugh /lɑːʒ/ n. A sudden, involuntary, and often painful reaction to something unpleasant.
laughed /lɑːʃd/ v. To make a sound like a laugh.
laughing /ˈlɑʊθɪŋ/ n. A sound made by laughing.
laughs /lɑːʃ/ n. A sound made by laughing.
laughter /laʊtʃər/ n. A sound made by laughing.
launch /laʊt/ n. The act of starting or beginning something.
launched /laʊndʒd/ n. A project or event that has been initiated.
launching /laʊʃɪŋ/ n. The act of starting or beginning something.
laundry /ˈlændrɪ/ n. A place for washing clothes.
laura /laʊər/ n. A woman.
laurel /lɑːrɪl/ n. A tree with a crown of leaves.
lauren /laʊˈren/ n. A woman.
laurence /lɑːˈrɛns/ n. A man of the law.
laurent /lɑːrɑːnt/ n. A person of French origin.
laurie /laʊri/ n. A woman.
lava /lɑːvə/ n. A molten rock that flows from a volcano.
lavender /læˈvændər/ n. A type of flower.
law /lɛv/ n. A set of rules governing behavior.
lawful /lɔːˈvɔːl/ n. A person who is legally bound to do something.
lawn /lɛn/ n. A patch of grass or turf.
lawrence /lɑːrvɑːns/ n. A town in the United States.
laws /lɑːws/ n. A set of rules or regulations governing behavior.
lawson /lɑːʃn/ n. A person who is a lawyer.
lawsuit /ˈlæʊst/ n. A legal action for damages.
lawyer /lɔːˈvɜːr/ n. A person who practices law.
lawyers /lɔːˈvɪz/ n. A person who represents a client in legal proceedings.
lay /leɪ/ n. A horizontal position or a horizontal line.
layer /ləʊər/ n. A layer of something.
layers /laɪərs/ n. A layer of a material or substance.
laying /leɪɪŋ/ n. The act of laying or the state of being laid.
layla /læʊ/ n. A woman who is a servant.
layout /lɪˈæp/ n. The arrangement or configuration of elements within a space.
lays /leɪ/ v. To place something on a surface.
lazy /laɪz/ n. A person who is lazy.
le /l/ n. A small, flat, or low building.
lea /liː/ n. A small house or cottage.
lead /lɛd/ n. A person who leads or commands.
leader /ˈlɛdər/ n. A person in charge of a group or organization.
leaders /ˈlɛdɪərs/ n. A person in charge of a group or organization.
leadership /ˈlɛdɪʃəpl/ n. The management of people to achieve a common goal.
leading /ˈlɛɪdʒɪŋ/ n. A position or role in a hierarchy.
leads /liːds/ n. A person who leads or commands.
leaf /leɪf/ n. A leaf of a plant.
league /liːɡ/ n. A group of people who compete in a sport together.
leagues /ˈliːɡɪz/ n. A group of people who play together.
leah /liːh/ n. A young woman.
leak /lɛɪk/ n. A hole or gap in a building or structure that allows water or air to enter.
leaked /lɪkɛd/ n. A leak or hole in a building.
leaking /lɪkɪŋ/ n. A hole or crack in a surface that allows water or other liquids to pass through.
leaks /lɪkɪks/ n. A hole or crack in a building or pipe.
lean /leɪn/ n. A thin, flexible, or flexible structure.
leaning /leɪnɪŋ/ n. A position or posture of leaning.
leap /dʒʌmp/ n. A sudden upward movement from one place to another.
learn /lɛər/ n. A process of acquiring knowledge or skills.
learned /ˈlɛʊnd/ n. A person who has learned something.
learning /ˈlæɪɪŋ/ n. A process of acquiring knowledge or skills.
learns /lɛərns/ n. A process of acquiring knowledge or skills.
learnt /ˈlæŋk/ n. A state of having learned something.
lease /leɪs/ n. A contract for the use of land or property for a specific period.
leash /ˈliːʃ/ n. A rope or chain used to tie a dog to a leash.
least /ˈlɛst/ n. The lowest level or degree.
leather /lɪˈθɪər/ n. A material made from animal skin.
leave /laɪv/ n. A place where people go to rest or wait.
leaves /lɪvɪz/ n. A leaf or branch of a plant.
leaving /ˈlɪvɪŋ/ n. A movement or action of departing.
lecture /ˈlɛkʃt/ n. A formal speech or presentation given to a group of people.
lectures /ˈlɛktʃərz/ n. A formal speech or presentation given by a speaker.
led /liːd/ n. A person who leads or commands.
ledge /lɛdʒ/ n. A flat or horizontal surface on the side of a building.
ledger /ˈlɛdɚ/ n. A record of transactions or events.
lee /liː/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
leeds /liːz/ n. A town in the county of Leicestershire, England.
leela /lɪˈelə/ n. A person who is a leela.
left /laɪd/ n. A side or side of something.
leftovers /fəʊd/ n. Remaining items after a meal.
lefty /ˈlaɪt/ n. A person who is left-handed.
leg /lɪɡ/ n. A limb of the body.
legacy /lɪɡɪk/ n. A lasting influence or record.
legal /lɛv/ n. A set of rules or regulations governing behavior.
legally /lɪɡˈɪʃ/ n. A state of being or action that is legally binding.
legend /lɛɡɪd/ n. A story or tale that has been told or is believed to have happened.
legendary /ˈlɛdʒəri/ n. A story or event that is believed to be true.
legends /məʃ/ n. A story or legend that is believed to be true.
legion /lɪɡʃn/ n. A large group of soldiers or a military unit.
legislation /lɪɡɪˈʃəʊʃn/ n. Laws passed by a government.
legit /lɪɡɪt/ n. A person or thing that is true or valid.
legitimate /ˈlɛɡ.ʃi.ə.mɪt/ n. A person or thing that is true or right.
legs /lɪɡz/ n. A limb of the body.
lei /liː/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
leigh /leɪʃ/ n. A small, solitary house.
leila /lɪˈeɪl/ n. A woman who is a member of a religious group.
leisure /liːˈzjuːr/ n. A time or place for recreation and relaxation.
leland /lɛˈland/ n. A small, flat, grassy area in the countryside.
lemon /ˈlɛmən/ n. A citrus fruit.
lemonade /ˈlɛməndeɪ/ n. A refreshing drink made from lemons and water.
lemonis /ˈlɛmənɪs/ n. A fruit with a yellow rind and a white flesh.
len /lɛn/ n. A length of time or distance.
lena /lɛnə/ n. A young girl.
lend /lænd/ n. To give money or goods to another person.
lending /ˈlændɪŋ/ n. The act of giving money or goods to another person.
length /lɛnɡdʒ/ n. The distance between the ends of an object.
lengths /lɛndz/ n. The measure of distance between two points.
lenin /lɛnɪn/ n. A Russian revolutionary and writer.
lennox /lɛnˈkɒs/ n. A small town in the United Kingdom.
lenny /lɛnɪ/ n. A person.
lens /lɛns/ n. A transparent, curved piece of glass used to focus light.
lenses /laɪns/ n. A lens-shaped optical device used to focus light.
lent /lɒn/ n. A loan of money or a loan of time.
leo /liːo/ n. A person.
leon /lɛn/ n. A person.
leonard /lɛnˈdɜːr/ n. A man of the family.
leonardo /lɛnˈdɛrɔːrɔ/ n. A famous Italian painter.
leopard /lɪˈpɔːrd/ n. A large cat with spotted fur.
leroy /lɛrɔɪ/ n. A small, often rustic, wooden structure used for storage or as a shelter.
les /leʃ/ n. A small building or structure.
lesbian /ləˈzɪbən/ n. A person who identifies as lesbian.
lesbians /leːˈziːz/ n. A person who is not heterosexual.
leslie /lɪsˈlaɪ/ n. A person who is a lady.
less /lɛs/ n. A quantity or amount that is less than a given amount.
lesser /ləʊə/ n. A lower position or level.
lesson /ˈlɛʃn/ n. A lesson in a subject.
lessons /ˈlɒn.səs/ n. A lesson in a subject.
lest /ˈlɛst/ n. A word for fear or dread.
lester /ˈlɪstər/ n. A small house or cottage.
let /lɛt/ n. A place where people gather for meetings or events.
lethal /ˈlɪθəl/ n. A deadly or extremely dangerous thing.
lets /lɛt/ n. A verb meaning to invite or allow.
letter /lɛtər/ n. A writing instrument used for writing.
letters /lɪtərz/ n. A collection of letters.
letting /ˈlɛtɪŋ/ n. The act of allowing or permitting something to happen.
lettuce /ˈlɛtʃəs/ n. A leafy green vegetable.
level /lɛv/ n. A level of a building or a level of a person.
levels /ˈlɪvəls/ n. A level of a building or structure.
lever /lɛvər/ n. A tool used to lift or move objects.
leverage /ˈlɛvərɪk/ n. the use of a tool or resource to increase the effectiveness of a process or action.
levi /leɪv/ n. A small, often dangerous, creature found in the wild.
lewis /ˈlaɪz/ n. A person of the family of Lewis.
lex /lɛks/ n. A word or phrase used to describe a person.
lexi /lɛks/ n. A person who is a member of a group.
lf /lɪf/ n. A small, flat building used for storage or temporary housing.
li /laɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
liability /lɪˈbɪləti/ n. A legal obligation or responsibility to pay or perform.
liable /liːbɪl/ n. A person or thing that is responsible for an event or damage.
liaison /laʃiʃn/ n. A connection or link between two or more things.
liam /laɪm/ n. A man of the family.
liang /lɪŋ/ n. A person of Chinese descent.
liar /laɪər/ n. A person who makes false statements.
liars /laɪərz/ n. A person who lies.
libby /lɪbɪ/ n. A person who is a woman.
liberal /lɪˈbɪərəl/ n. A person who believes in the rights of all people.
liberated /lɪˈbɪərət/ n. A person who has been freed from a state of bondage.
liberation /lɪˈbɪərəʃn/ n. The act or state of being free from oppression.
liberty /ˌlɪbɪrəti/ n. A state of freedom or the right to act without restriction.
librarian /lɪˈbrɪə(r)/ n. A person who books and stores books.
library /ˈlɪbərəri/ n. A place where books are stored.
lice /laɪs/ n. An insect that feeds on human blood.
licence /lɪʃən/ n. A permit or authorization for a specific activity.
license /lɪsɪˈkeɪn/ n. A permit or certificate for a specific activity.
licensed /lɪsɪnd/ n. A permit or certificate that allows someone to do something.
lick /lɪk/ n. A small, sharp, or unpleasant sound made by a tooth or tongue.
licked /lɪkɪd/ v. to lick.
licking /lɪkɪŋ/ n. A small, quick, and often involuntary movement of the tongue.
lid /lɪd/ n. A covering or covering for a hole.
lie /liː/ n. A statement made to deceive or make someone believe something is true.
lied /laɪd/ n. A false statement made by someone.
lies /laɪz/ n. A place where something is located.
lieutenant /liːˈtʃɪntəʊ/ n. A military officer in charge of a specific unit.
life /laɪf/ n. A period of time during which a person is alive.
lifelong /lɪˈfɪlɪɡ/ n. A period of time during which one continues to live.
lifestyle /ˈlɪstəˌsɪp/ n. A way of life.
lifetime /laɪf/ n. A period of time during which something happens.
lift /laɪf/ n. A vertical support structure used to raise or lower objects.
lifted /ˈlaɪtɪd/ n. A person who has been lifted.
lifting /ˈlɪtɪŋ/ n. The act of lifting something or someone.
lifts /laɪfts/ n. A vertical support structure used to support a building or other structure.
light /laɪt/ n. A source of illumination.
lighten /laɪtˈɛn/ n. To make something less heavy or heavy.
lighter /laɪtər/ n. A lighter that burns less than a candle.
lighthouse /lɑːˈtʃɪɡ/ n. A tall tower used to guide ships through dark waters.
lighting /laɪtɪŋ/ n. The act of illuminating or the state of being illuminated.
lightly /ˈlaɪtɪ/ n. A small or light amount.
lightning /laɪtˈnɪŋ/ n. A sudden, powerful electrical discharge.
lights /laɪtz/ n. A light source or fixture used to illuminate a space.
like /laɪk/ n. A person who is similar to another person.
liked /laɪkɪd/ n. A feeling of pleasure or enjoyment.
likely /ˈlɪk.li/ n. A probable or probable event.
likes /laɪks/ n. A feeling of pleasure or satisfaction.
likewise /lɪkˈweɪz/ n. A thing that is similar to another.
liking /laɪkɪŋ/ n. A feeling of enjoyment or satisfaction.
lil /lɪl/ n. A small, cute, or playful animal.
lila /laɪə/ n. A person who is beautiful.
lili /lɪlɪ/ n. A small, round, and soft object.
lilith /lɪˈθɪt/ n. A demon or spirit from the underworld.
lillian /lɪˈlɪn/ n. A woman.
lilly /lɪlɪ/ n. A small house or cottage.
lily /lɪlɪ/ n. A small flowering plant.
limb /lɪmʃ/ n. A part of the body.
limbs /lɪmbs/ n. Parts of the body.
lime /laɪm/ n. A bright green fruit.
limit /lɪmɪt/ n. A limit on the amount of something.
limitations /ˈlɪmɪtɪʃn/ n. The constraints or restrictions that define the scope of a system or activity.
limited /ˈlɪmɪndət/ n. A restriction or limit on something.
limits /lɪmɪtz/ n. The maximum amount or degree of something.
limo /lɪmɒ/ n. A small, motorized vehicle used for transporting people or goods.
limp /lɪmp/ n. A short, weak, or unsteady movement.
lin /lɪn/ n. A straight line or a line of people.
lina /lɪnə/ n. A small house or cottage.
lincoln /lɪnˈkɒl/ n. A city in the United States.
linda /lɪndə/ n. A woman.
lindsay /laɪnˈdɪs/ n. A young woman.
lindsey /ˈlaɪndsiː/ n. A person named Lindsey.
line /laɪn/ n. A line of people or things.
lined /laɪn/ n. A line of people or things.
linen /lɪn/ n. A piece of cloth used for covering or wrapping.
lines /laɪns/ n. A line of text or a line of action.
lineup /laɪnˈjuːp/ n. A group of people standing together for a performance or event.
ling /lɪŋ/ n. A language spoken by humans.
lingerie /lɪnɪɡəri/ n. A set of clothing worn together.
lining /lɪnɪŋ/ n. A thin strip of material used to cover or enclose something.
link /lɪŋk/ n. A connection or link between two things.
linked /laɪnd/ n. A connection or association between two or more things.
links /laɪnks/ n. A connection or link between two or more things.
linus /lɪnəs/ n. A person who is a member of the Linus family.
lion /laɪn/ n. A large cat.
lionel /lɪnɪl/ n. A large, powerful, and often dangerous animal.
lions /laɪnz/ n. A large cat with a triangular face and a long tail.
lip /lɪp/ n. A part of the mouth.
lips /lɪps/ n. A part of the mouth that produces speech sounds.
lipstick /lɪpˈstɪk/ n. A cosmetic product applied to the lips.
liquid /lɪdʒwɪd/ n. A substance that flows and takes the shape of its container.
liquor /lɪkwər/ n. A beverage made from fermented grain or other plant products.
lira /lɪrə/ n. A small coin in the currency of the Kingdom of the Lira.
lire /lɪtər/ n. A book or document written in a language other than English.
lisa /laɪˈzaɪə/ n. A woman.
lisbon /lɪˈzɒn/ n. A city in Spain.
list /laɪst/ n. A collection of items or things.
listed /laɪstɪd/ n. A person who has been listed on a newspaper or website.
listen /laɪsən/ n. A place where people talk.
listened /ˈlaɪstɪnd/ n. A state of being or having been listening to something.
listener /lɪʃəntər/ n. A person who listens to something.
listening /ˈlaɪstɪŋ/ n. A state of being or action of hearing.
listens /laɪstəns/ n. A person who listens to something.
lists /laɪstz/ n. A collection of items or records.
lit /lɪt/ n. A light source.
literally /lɪˈtɪrəli/ n. A physical object or thing.
literary /lɪˈtɪəri/ n. A work of art or writing.
literature /lɪˈtɜːrəti/ n. A body of written works.
liters /lɪtɪr/ n. A unit of volume used to measure liquid.
litter /trɪʃ/ n. Waste of material or debris.
little /lɪtʃ/ n. A small or diminutive noun.
liu /liʊ/ n. A person of Chinese descent.
liv /lɪv/ n. A living thing or person.
live /laɪv/ n. A state of being or doing something.
lived /lɪvd/ n. A period of time during which something was done.
lively /ˈlaɪv/ n. A person or place that is full of life and activity.
liver /ˈlaɪər/ n. A part of the human body that produces the yellowish fluid known as bile.
liverpool /ˈlɪvəˌpɔːr/ n. A city in England.
lives /laɪvz/ n. A period of time during which a person is employed or working.
livestock /lɪˈvɪstɪk/ n. A group of animals kept for food or other purposes.
livin /lɪvɪŋ/ n. A state of being or action of living.
living /lɪvɪŋ/ n. A state of being or a place where one lives.
liz /lɪz/ n. A small tree or shrub.
liza /laɪzə/ n. A woman.
lizard /ˈlɪzəd/ n. An animal with a short tail and a long tail.
lizzie /lɪˈzɪs/ n. A young girl.
lizzy /lɪˈzɪzi/ n. A woman.
ll /l/ n. A small, flat building or structure.
lloyd /laɪd/ n. A person who is a member of a company or organization.
ln /lɪn/ n. A small, flat building used for storage or temporary housing.
lo /loʊ/ n. A small, flat building used for temporary housing.
load /lɔːd/ n. A heavy object carried by a person or animal.
loaded /loʊd/ n. A vehicle carrying a load.
loading /ˈlɒdɪŋ/ n. A process of moving or transporting something.
loads /loʊds/ n. A load of something.
loaf /loʊf/ n. A flat piece of bread.
loan /loʊn/ n. A loan of money.
loaned /loʊn/ n. A loan made to someone else.
loans /loʊnz/ n. A loan of money.
lobby /ˈlɒbi/ n. A room in a building where people wait or talk.
lobe /lɒb/ n. A part of a body or a part of a tree.
lobster /lɒbˈstɛr/ n. A shellfish with a large, curved, red, bumpy shell.
local /ləkəl/ n. A place near a city.
locals /lɑːkəks/ n. A group of people who live in the same area.
locate /loˈkeɪt/ n. A place where something is found.
located /lɪˈkɒdɪt/ n. A place where something is situated.
location /lɪˈkʌʃn/ n. A place where something is found.
locations /lɪˈkɒləʊz/ n. A place where people gather or are found.
lock /lɒk/ n. A device that prevents the entry of a person or animal into a building.
lockdown /ˈlɒkˌdʒɒn/ n. A period of time when a building or area is closed to the public.
locke /lɒk/ n. A lock or latch used to secure doors.
locked /lɒk/ n. A door that is shut.
locker /ləʊkər/ n. A storage unit for storing items.
locket /lɒkɪt/ n. A small, flat, rectangular container used for holding liquids or small amounts of food.
lockhart /lɒkˈhɑːrt/ n. A person who is a locksmith.
locking /ˈlɒkɪŋ/ n. A device that prevents objects from entering a space.
locks /lɒks/ n. A lock that prevents entry.
lodge /lɒdʒ/ n. A small, temporary dwelling for travelers or guests.
lodged a place where people sleep.
loft /loʊft/ n. A small room in a house with a loft ceiling.
log /lɒɡ/ n. A small, portable building used for temporary storage or shelter.
logan /loʊɡən/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
logged /lɒɡdɪd/ n. A record of a person's actions or events.
logic /lɒdʒ/ n. A system of rules for making decisions.
logical /lɒɡɪk/ n. A principle or rule that governs the behavior of things.
logo /loʊˈɡo/ n. A symbol or mark used to identify a brand or product.
logs /lɒɡs/ n. A long, thin, flexible, or flexible, or flexible, or flexible, or flexible, or flexible, or flexible, or flexible, or
lois /loʊz/ n. A law or rule.
lola /loʊə/ n. A woman who is a friend or companion.
london /lɒndʒən/ n. A city in England.
lone a solitary individual or object.
loneliness /lənˈɪlɪtəs/ n. A state of being without companionship.
lonely /lənˈdʒi/ n. A person who is alone.
loner /lənər/ n. A person who is alone.
lonesome /ˈlɒnɪ/ n. A person or place without friends or company.
long /lɒŋ/ n. A long, slender, or thin object.
longer /lɒnɡər/ n. A longer or more extensive.
longest /lɒnˈzɛst/ n. The longest thing in a group.
longing /lɒŋɪŋ/ n. A strong desire or yearning for something.
lonnie /lɒnˈniː/ n. A person.
loo /luː/ n. A room in a house.
look /lʊk/ n. A person who looks at something.
looked /lʊk/ v. To observe or examine something closely.
lookin /lʊkɪŋ/ n. A person who is looking at something.
looking /lʊkɪŋ/ n. A person who looks at something.
lookout /ˈɔːkʌt/ n. A view of the sky or horizon.
looks /lʊks/ n. A person who is attractive or charming.
loony /ləʊni/ n. A person who is constantly in a state of confusion or disorientation.
loop /luːp/ n. A continuous cycle of motion or action.
loose /luːz/ n. A state of being without a fixed form or structure.
loosen /ˈluːzən/ v. to loosen or relax.
loot /luːt/ n. A valuable item taken from a place of danger.
lopez /loʊpəs/ n. A person of Mexican descent.
lord /lɔːrd/ n. A person who rules over another.
lords /lɔːdʒ/ n. A person who rules over another.
lordship /lɔːrdʃɪp/ n. The power of a ruler over a people.
lorelai /lɔːˈleɪ/ n. A person who is not a human.
lorenzo /loʁɛnz/ n. A man of the noble or aristocratic class.
loretta /lɔːˈrɪtə/ n. A small boat.
lori /loʊrɪ/ n. A place where people gather for events.
lorna /lɔːrnə/ n. A woman who is a member of the royal family.
lorraine /lɔːrɪ/ n. A vehicle used for transporting goods.
lorry /lɑːr/ n. A vehicle used for transporting goods.
los /loʊs/ n. A place where people gather.
lose /luːs/ n. A loss or failure to achieve a goal.
loser /lɔːsər/ n. A person who loses something.
losers /ləˈsɜːrz/ n. A person who loses something or something to another.
loses /laʊs/ n. A decrease in quantity or quality.
losing /laʊɪŋ/ n. A state of being unable to do something.
loss /lɒs/ n. A decrease in value or amount.
losses /lɒsɪz/ n. A decrease in value or amount.
lost /lɒst/ n. A place where something has been found.
lot /lɒt/ n. A piece of land owned by a person or a group of people.
lotion /lɒʃn/ n. A liquid substance applied to the skin.
lots /lɒts/ n. A large number of people or things.
lotta /lɒtə/ n. A small amount of money.
lottery /lɒtˈrɪtʃi/ n. A game of chance where people win prizes.
lotus /lɒtəs/ n. A flower with many petals.
lou /luː/ n. A small room or space for sleeping.
loud /luːd/ n. A loud sound or noise.
louder /ˈluːdər/ n. A louder sound or voice.
loudly /ˈlʌʊdlɪ/ n. A loud noise or sound.
louie /luɪi/ n. A man who plays the violin.
louis /lɔɪs/ n. A person of the French nobility.
louisa /luːˈziː/ n. A woman.
louise /luːˈziː/ n. A woman.
louisiana /luːˈziːnə/ n. A state in the southeastern United States.
lounge /luːʒ/ n. A small, comfortable area for sitting or reading.
lousy /luːsɪ/ n. A condition of being poor or unwell.
love /loʊv/ n. A feeling of deep affection or attachment.
loved /luːd/ n. A feeling of affection or attachment.
lovejoy /loʊˈdʒɔɪ/ n. A person who is very wealthy.
lovely /ˈlɒvli/ n. A beautiful or pleasant thing.
lover /loʊvər/ n. A person who loves someone.
lovers /lɔːvərz/ n. A person who is attracted to another person.
loves /luːv/ n. A feeling of affection or attraction.
lovin /loʊvɪŋ/ n. A feeling of deep affection or love.
loving /luːvɪŋ/ n. A feeling of affection or attachment.
low /lɒd/ n. A low or small height.
lower /lɑːr/ n. A lower part of a building or a lower level.
lowered /ˈlɔːrɪd/ n. A decrease in height or level.
lowest /ləʊst/ n. The lowest point or level.
lowly /ˈlɒɪli/ n. A person who is poor or unimportant.
loyal /loʊˈjeɪl/ n. A person who is faithful to a person or thing.
loyalty /ləˈwaɪəli/ n. A strong feeling of affection or devotion to someone or something.
ls /lɪs/ n. A collection of items or objects.
lsd /lsp/ n. A computer program that runs on a computer.
lsn /lsp/ n. A computer program that runs on a computer.
lt /lɪt/ n. A small, short, or low.
ltd limited liability company: /ˈlɪmɪndət ɪˈkɒn/ n. A company limited by shares.
lu /lu/ n. A person who is a lady.
luc /lʊk/ n. A person who is lucid.
luca /luːkə/ n. A person.
lucas /luːˈkeəs/ n. A man who is a Lucasian professor.
lucia /luːˈkə/ n. A small town in the Italian region of Campania.
luciano /luˈkiːno/ n. A person of Italian origin.
lucien /luːsən/ n. A person of French origin.
lucifer /luːˈkɪfər/ n. A god of fire and hell.
lucille /ljuːs/ n. A woman of the French language.
lucious /luːˈziːs/ n. A bright, sunny, or cheerful day.
luck /lʊk/ n. A favorable occurrence or event.
luckiest /lʌkˈiːstɪst/ n. The most fortunate person or thing.
luckily /lʊkˈdʒi/ n. A favorable occurrence or event.
lucky /fəˈnɔːr/ n. A good or favorable outcome.
lucy /luːkɪ/ n. A woman.
ludwig /luːdʒw/ n. A person of the German nobility.
luggage /ˈlʌɡəʊ/ n. A bag or case containing personal belongings.
luigi /luɪʒi/ n. A person who plays the guitar.
luis /luɪs/ n. A man of the people.
luisa /luːˈziː/ n. A woman of the upper class.
lukas /luːˈkeəs/ n. A person named Lucas.
luke /luːk/ n. A man who is a good friend.
lullaby /ˈlʌbləbi/ n. A soft song for sleep.
lulu /lʊl/ n. A small, cute, or mischievous girl.
lumber /wʊd/ n. A tree or branch of wood.
lump /lʌmp/ n. A lump of matter or a lump of time.
luna /luːna/ n. A moon.
lunar /moʊn/ n. A celestial body that reflects sunlight.
lunatic /luˈnætɪk/ n. A person with a mental disorder.
lunch /məˈlɪk/ n. A meal consisting of food and drink.
luncheon /lʌŋk/ n. A meal eaten at a restaurant.
lunches /lʌŋkɪz/ n. A meal eaten for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
lunchtime /lʌʃˈtɪm/ n. A time during the day when people eat.
lung /lʌŋ/ n. A part of the human body that produces and stores oxygen.
lungs /lʌɡn/ n. A pair of organs in the chest that exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide.
lupin /lʌpɪn/ n. A cunning and cunningly clever man.
lure /luːr/ n. A strong attraction or influence.
lured /luːr/ d/ v. To attract or draw someone to a place or object.
lurking to move quietly or not to be noticed.
lust /luːst/ n. A strong desire for something or someone.
luther /ˈlʌθər/ n. A person of the church of the Lord.
luthor /lɜːθər/ n. A wealthy man who is often a villain in a comic book.
luxurious /exˈjuːsɪt/ n. A very fine or beautiful thing.
luxury /lɪˈzjuəri/ n. A high-class item or service.
lydia /lɪˈdaɪə/ n. A woman of the Greek name Lydia.
lying /laɪɪŋ/ n. A position or posture of being reclining.
lyle /ˈlaɪl/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
lynch /lɪnʃ/ n. A person who is a target of violence.
lynette /lɪˈnɪtə/ n. A young woman.
lynn /lɪn/ n. A woman who is known for her work.
lyon /lɛʊn/ n. A city in France.
lyrics /laɪˈrɪks/ n. A collection of written words that describe the sounds or feelings of music.
M
m /maʊs/ n. A building in which people work.
ma /meɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
mabel /məˈbɛl/ n. A woman who is a member of the family.
mac /mæk/ n. A small, movable metal box used to store small items.
macaroni /mækəˈnɑːrɪ/ n. A small, cylindrical pasta dish.
macbeth /mækˈbɛtʃ/ n. A Scottish play by William Shakespeare.
mace /ˈmeɪs/ n. A small, sharp, or pointed object.
macgyver /mækˈɡvɚ/ n. A place where people gather for fun and entertainment.
machine /məˈkʌn/ n. A machine that performs a specific task.
machinery /məˈkʌnəri/ n. A machine or device used for work.
machines /mækˈzɪnɪz/ n. A machine or device used to do something.
macho /mæk/ n. A man who is confident and masculine.
mack /mæk/ n. A large, heavy, or heavy-duty metal or wood structure.
mackenzie /mækˈnɪʃən/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
macleod /məˈkloʊd/ n. A person who is a member of the family of the word mac.
macy /maʋi/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
mad /mæd/ n. A state of being or feeling of being mad.
madam /mædəm/ n. A woman of high rank in a family.
madame /mædəm/ n. A woman of high rank.
maddie /ˈmædʒi/ n. A young girl.
maddy /məˈdɪ/ n. A young girl.
made /meɪd/ n. A thing that has been made.
madeleine /məˈdɪləʊ/ n. A small, sweet, dark chocolate cake.
madeline /mæˈdɪlɪn/ n. A woman of the name Madeline.
mademoiselle /məˈdɒmɔːsəl/ n. A young woman in love with another woman.
madison /ˈmædʒɪʃn/ n. A town in the United States.
madly /məˈdli/ n. A state of being or feeling of extreme or intense emotion.
madman /mædʃən/ n. A person who is insane or mentally disturbed.
madness /mædʒəs/ n. A state of mental instability.
madonna /mædʒə/ n. A woman who is a member of the Catholic Church.
madrid /maˈdʁɪd/ n. A city in Spain.
mae /meɪ/ n. A small, round, or oval-shaped object.
maestro /məˈzəstər/ n. A person who is highly skilled in a particular craft or art.
mafia /mæˈfiə/ n. A criminal organization.
magazine /məˈɡaɪʃn/ n. A publication containing articles and news.
magazines /mɪɡˈzɪnɪz/ n. Periodical publications for reading or entertainment.
magda /maɡdə/ n. A woman of the Magdalian race.
maggie /mæɡ/ n. A young woman.
magic /mɪɡɪk/ n. A spell or ritual used to change the course of events.
magical /mɪɡˈkeɪl/ n. A state of being or an act of doing something that is not normal or expected.
magician /mɪɡˈzɪʃən/ n. A person who performs magic tricks.
magistrate /dʒʌdʒ/ n. A person who presides over a court.
magnet /məˈɡeɪnt/ n. A strong magnetic field or force.
magnetic /məˈzɪɡənt/ n. A force that attracts or repels objects.
magnificent /mɪˈzɪʃn/ n. A large and impressive building.
magnum a large firearm.
magnus /mænɡəs/ n. A large, powerful, or influential person.
mahjong /maʒ.mɑŋ/ n. A game of card games played with tiles.
mai /meɪ/ n. A small house or cottage.
maid /meɪd/ n. A woman who serves food or drinks in a household.
maiden /ˈmeɪndən/ n. A woman who has been married to someone else.
maids /meɪdz/ n. A woman who works for a person.
mail /maɪl/ n. A post office or a letter carrier.
mailbox /məˈbɪləʊ/ n. A box for sending letters.
mailman /maɪˈlaɪmən/ n. A person who delivers mail.
main /mɛɪn/ n. The primary or most important part of something.
maine /mɪn/ n. A state in the northeastern United States.
mainland /mænˈlænd/ n. A large landmass in Asia.
mainly /mɪnʃl/ n. A part of a sentence or phrase that is emphasized or stressed.
mainstream /mɪnʃtrɪm/ n. A dominant or prevailing group, style, or trend.
maintain /maɪnˈteɪn/ n. To keep in good condition.
maintained /maɪˈtænɪdɪd/ n. A state of being or action that has been done or is done.
maintaining /maɪnˈteɪndɪŋ/ n. Keeping something in good condition.
maintenance /maɪnɪˈkeɪʃn/ n. Care for the upkeep of a building or structure.
majestic /mɪˈzɪʃ/ n. A person or thing of great beauty or power.
majesty /mɪˈzɪti/ n. A person of great power, influence, or dignity.
major /mɑːrɪ/ n. A significant or important part of something.
majority /mɔːˈdɪtə/ n. A majority of people.
mak /mæk/ n. A tool used for measuring or cutting.
make /mæk/ n. A verb meaning to produce or create.
maker /mækər/ n. A person who makes something.
makers /mɛkɪz/ n. A person who makes something.
makes /maɪks/ n. A verb meaning to make or produce.
makeup /ˈmeɪkʌp/ n. A cosmetic product used to enhance the appearance of the face.
makin /maɪn/ n. A tool used for making or shaping something.
making /məʊkɪŋ/ n. The act of creating or producing something.
mal /mæl/ n. A small, flat building in which people sleep.
malaria /məˈpəˌleɪ/ n. A disease caused by a parasite that infects red blood cells.
malcolm /mælˈkɒl/ n. A man of high social standing.
male /mɑːl/ n. A male person.
males /mæləz/ n. A male or a group of males.
malfunction /məˈlɒʃn/ n. A failure or irregularity in the operation of something.
malibu /məˈlɪbɪ/ n. A coastal town in California.
malik /mɑːˈliːk/ n. A person who is in charge of a business or organization.
mall /mɔːl/ n. A building or place where people shop.
mallory /mɑːlɔːrɪ/ n. A large shopping center.
malone /ˈmælən/ n. A small, single room in a house.
mam /mæm/ n. A person who is a mother.
mama /məʊtər/ n. A woman who is the mother of another person.
mamma /məˈmɑː/ n. A mother.
mammals /məˈmɑːblɪs/ n. A group of animals that feed on meat.
mammy /mæmmi/ n. A woman who is a mother.
man /mæn/ n. A human being.
manage /manʒeɪ/ n. To control or direct the actions of a person or group.
managed /ˈmænɪdʒd/ n. A person who manages a business or organization.
management /məˈnæmɪʃn/ n. The administration of a business or organization.
manager /məˈnɑːr/ n. A person in charge of a department or organization.
managers /mænɪzərs/ n. A person in charge of a group of people.
manages /mænɪz/ n. A person who manages a business or organization.
managing /mænˈdʒɪŋ/ n. The act of overseeing or controlling.
manchester /ˈmænʃəʊr/ n. A city in England.
mandarin /mændəʁin/ n. A Chinese language spoken by the majority of the Chinese people.
mandatory /məˈdɪs.təˌrɪ/ n. A law or rule that must be followed.
mandy /ˈmændi/ n. A small house or cottage.
maneuver /ˈmænjuːvər/ n. A movement or action in a specific direction.
mango /ˈmæŋɡo/ n. A fruit with a yellow skin and a red flesh.
manhattan /mænˈhætən/ n. A city in New York.
manhood /mænˈhɒd/ n. A state of being or a person's gender.
maniac /mænɪk/ n. A person with extreme, irrational, or uncontrollable behavior.
manic /mænɪk/ n. A person who is unusually energetic or enthusiastic.
manifest /mænˈfɪst/ n. A visible or demonstrable state or fact.
manipulate /mænˈpɪlɪteɪt/ v. to change or alter in a way that affects the original.
manipulated /mænˈpɪljənd/ v. to alter or change in a deliberate way.
manipulating /mænˈpɪlɪtɪŋ/ v. to influence or control in a deceptive or harmful way.
manipulation /mænˈpɪləʃn/ n. The act of influencing or controlling someone or something.
mankind /mænˈkɪnd/ n. A human race.
manly /mænli/ n. A person who is masculine or male.
mann /mæn/ n. A human being.
manner /əʊʃn/ n. A way of doing something.
manners /mænˈzɜːrz/ n. The style and behavior of people.
manning /mænɪŋ/ n. A person who works in a specific field.
mannix /mænˈɪks/ n. A man who is not a man.
manny /mæn/ n. A man.
manor /mænəʊr/ n. A large house with a large garden.
manpower /mænˈpær/ n. The total number of people employed in an industry.
mansion /ˈmænʃn/ n. A large house with many rooms.
manslaughter /mænˈsleɪʃ/ n. A violent act of killing a person or animal.
mantle /mænˈtəl/ n. A layer of tissue or material covering a surface.
manu /mæn/ n. A person who works.
manual /məˈnɑːl/ n. A tool used to perform manual labor.
manuel /maˈnuel/ n. A man who is a servant or a servant of another.
manufacture /mænˈfɜːrəʊ/ n. The act of making or producing something.
manufactured /mænˈfɔːrdʌd/ n. A product created by a factory.
manufacturer /mænʃɪfɪkeɪt/ n. A person who makes products.
manufacturing /mænˈfɜːrˌkɪndʒɪŋ/ n. The process of making goods.
manure /mænˈjuːr/ n. A mixture of manure and other materials used for soil amendment.
manuscript /mænəˈskʌpt/ n. A written work or document.
many /mæn/ n. A large number of people or things.
mao /mɑːo/ n. A person of Chinese origin.
map /mæp/ n. A map of a place or area.
maple /mæpl/ n. A tree of the maple family.
maps /mæp/ n. A map of a place or area.
mara /məˈrə/ n. A place where people gather.
marathon /mɑːˈrɑːt/ n. A long-distance running race.
marble /mɑːrbl/ n. A stone or rock used for decorative or functional purposes.
marbles /mɑːˈbɪləz/ n. A small ball used for games.
marc /mɑːr/ n. A man.
marcel /mɑːrˈsel/ n. A man who is a servant.
march /mɑːrʃ/ n. A month in the calendar.
marched /mɑːrʃed/ v. to make a path or route by walking along it.
marching /məˈʃɜːrɪŋ/ n. A line of soldiers advancing in formation.
marcia /mɑːrˈsiə/ n. A woman.
marcie /mɑːrˈtiː/ n. A woman who is married.
marco /mɑːro/ n. A man of the Roman Empire.
marcos /mɑːˈkɒs/ n. A man.
marcus /mɑːˈkʊs/ n. A man of the Roman Empire.
marcy /mɑːrki/ n. A woman.
mare /mɑːr/ n. A female horse.
margaret /ˈmɑːɡrɪt/ n. A woman who is married.
margarita /məˈɡɑːrɪtə/ n. A sweet, creamy liqueur.
marge /mɑːr/ n. A large, flat, rectangular piece of land.
margin /məˈɡɪn/ n. A space between two things.
margo /mɑːrɡ/ n. A woman.
margot /ˈmɑːɡ.tə/ n. A woman of the name Margot.
marguerite /ˈmɑːɡər.juː.t/ n. A fruit with a green skin and a yellow flesh.
mari /maʁi/ n. A woman.
maria /maʁiə/ n. A woman.
marian /mɑːriən/ n. A woman of the Roman Empire.
mariana /maˈriːna/ n. A woman.
marianne /maˈriːnən/ n. A woman.
marie /mɑːri/ n. A woman.
marijuana /məˈrɪʃə/ n. A drug used for recreational purposes.
marilyn /mɑːˈrɪlɪn/ n. A woman who is a member of a religious group.
marina /siː/ n. A body of water where ships and boats are moored.
marine /səʊ/ n. A body of water where ships and boats float.
marines /mɑːrɪnɪz/ n. A group of people who serve in the United States Navy.
mario /maʁi/ o/ n. A video game character.
marion /mɑːʃn/ n. A woman who is married to another woman.
marisa /mɑːˈrɪsə/ n. A woman.
marissa /mɑːˈzɪs/ n. A woman.
marital /məˈrɪtəl/ n. A state of being married or in a marriage.
marius /maʁiʁ/ n. A Roman emperor.
marjorie /mɑːr.jɔːri/ n. A woman.
mark /mɑːk/ n. A mark or imprint left on a surface.
marked /mɑːkɪd/ n. A mark or sign.
marker /mɑːr/ n. A mark or sign placed on something.
markers /mɑːˈkɪnər/ n. A mark or sign indicating something.
market /mɑːkt/ n. A place where goods are sold.
marketing /məˈkɑːrɪŋ/ n. A business activity that promotes products or services.
markets /mɑːkrɪks/ n. Places where goods are sold.
marking /mɑːkɪŋ/ n. A mark or sign indicating something.
markings /mɑːkɪŋz/ n. A mark or symbol on an object.
marko /mɑːkɒ/ n. A person who is a man.
marks /mɑːks/ n. A mark or symbol on something.
marlene /məˈrɛl/ n. A woman.
marley /ˈmɑːri/ n. A small, rocky island in the Caribbean Sea.
marlon /mɑːˈlɒn/ n. A man.
marlowe /ˈmɑːlɪw/ n. A famous English author of the 17th century.
marnie /mɑːnɪ/ n. A woman who is a member of the marnie family.
marquis /mɑːˈkʌs/ n. A nobleman or a member of a noble family.
marriage /məˈrɪʃ/ n. A union of two people.
marriages /mɑːrˈziːz/ n. A union of two people.
married /mɑːrɪd/ n. A union of two people.
marries /mɑːrɪz/ n. A marriage or union between two people.
marrow /ˈmɑːr/ n. A deep, narrow space in the earth's crust.
marry /mɑːri/ n. To form a legal or social union between two people.
marrying /mɑːrɪŋ/ n. The act of becoming a spouse.
mars /mɑːr/ n. A planet in the solar system.
marsh /mɑːʃ/ n. A body of water in which people live.
marshal /mɑːˈsɑːr/ n. A person who commands or directs military operations.
marshall /mɑːʃəl/ n. A man who is a soldier.
marshals /mɑːrˈtʃəl/ n. A military officer in charge of a regiment or division.
marta /məˈtɑːrta/ n. A woman.
martha /mɑːrθə/ n. A woman.
martial /məˈtɪl/ n. A discipline of combat or fighting.
martian /mɑːr.tiːn/ n. A planet in the solar system.
martin /mɑːrˈtɪn/ n. A man.
martinez /mɑːˈtɪsɪn/ n. A surname.
martini /mɑːˈtɪnɪ/ n. A clear, carbonated alcoholic beverage.
marty /mɑːr.ti/ n. A person who has been executed.
martyr /ˈmɑːr.tɪər/ n. A person who is a witness to a martyrdom.
marvel /mɑːˈvɜːl/ n. A work of art that is considered to be of great artistic merit.
marvellous /ˈmɑːrvəliəs/ adj. Wonderful or extraordinary.
marvelous /ˈmɑːrvəʊl/ adj. Extremely wonderful or impressive.
marvin /mɑːˈvɑːrn/ n. A person who is a marvin.
marx /mɑːrks/ n. A philosopher and economist who founded the Communist Party of Germany.
mary /maɪr/ n. A woman.
maryland /maɪˈrɪˌlɛnd/ n. A state in the northeastern United States.
mascot /dɒɡ/ n. A living animal used to represent a person or a place.
masculine /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
mash /mʌʃ/ n. A mixture of ingredients.
mashed /məʃəd/ n. A food item that has been cut into small pieces.
mask /mɛs/ n. A covering or device used to protect the face.
masked /məs/ n. A covering or device used to cover or conceal something.
masks /mæks/ n. A piece of cloth or material used to cover the face.
mason /ˈmæʃn/ n. A person who builds or works on a building.
mass /mæz/ n. A large quantity of something.
massachusetts /mæsˈtʃɛks/ n. A state in the northeastern United States.
massacre /mæˈsɛkr/ n. A large-scale killing of a group of people.
massage /məˈzɑːs/ n. A massage therapy session.
masses /mæzz/ n. A collection of matter.
massive /mæzɪv/ n. A very large or powerful thing.
master /məˈstər/ n. A person who holds a position of authority or expertise.
masterchef /məˈstəʃf/ n. A professional chef who prepares and serves food for a restaurant.
mastered /məˈzætəd/ v. to become proficient in a skill or craft.
mastermind /məˈstɛndmɪd/ n. A group of people who work together to achieve a common goal.
masterpiece /ˈmæstər.pɪʃ/ n. A work of art or design that is considered of outstanding quality.
masters /mæstəʊz/ n. A person who holds a high position in a profession or organization.
masturbate /məˈstʌbət/ v. to engage in sexual acts.
mat /mæt/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building used for storage or as a temporary dwelling.
match /maʃ/ n. A connection between two or more things.
matched /meɪtʃed/ n. A person who has been matched with someone.
matches /maɪtʃ/ n. A person who is a match for someone.
matching /məʃɪŋ/ n. A word that matches another word.
mate /meɪt/ n. A person who is married to another person.
mateo /maˈteo/ n. A person who is a friend or acquaintance of another person.
material /məˈteɪlər/ n. A substance or element used to make things.
materials /maɪˈteɪləz/ n. The substances used to construct or repair a building.
maternal /məˈtəˌrɪl/ n. A relationship between a mother and her child.
maternity /mætˈnɪtʃi/ n. A period of time during which a woman becomes pregnant.
mates /meɪtəs/ n. Two or more people who live together.
math /mætʃ/ n. A branch of mathematics.
mathematical /məˈtʃiːmɪkəl/ n. A branch of mathematics dealing with quantities and relationships.
mathematics /məˈtʃiːləks/ n. A branch of science dealing with abstract concepts and logical reasoning.
maths /mæθs/ n. A branch of mathematics.
matilda /mætˈɪldə/ n. A young girl who is often the subject of fairy tales.
mating /səˈxɪlə/ n. A process of reproduction.
matrix /məˈtrɪs/ n. A grid of data or code used for computing.
matron /mætʃn/ n. A woman who serves as a maid or housekeeper.
matt /meɪt/ n. A person who is a man.
matter /ˈmeɪtər/ n. A substance or element that can be combined with other substances to form new substances.
mattered /ˈmætərət/ n. A significant event or occurrence.
matters /ˈmeɪtərz/ n. A matter of importance or concern.
matthew /mætˈtʌv/ n. A man who is a member of the family.
matthews /mætˈwɔːts/ n. A person named Matthew.
mattie /məˈtɪti/ n. A small house or cottage.
mattress /bed/ n. A piece of furniture for sleeping.
matty /ˈmætə/ n. A person who is a matty.
mature /məˈtʊər/ n. A person who has reached the age of full maturity.
maura /məʊrə/ n. A small house or cottage.
maureen /maʊʃn/ n. A woman.
maurice /mɑːˈriːs/ n. A man who is a servant.
max /mæks/ n. A large, powerful, or very strong person.
maxim /mæˈzɪm/ n. A large, well-organized plan or scheme.
maximum /məˈkəmɪn/ n. The highest point or level.
maxine /mækˈniːn/ n. A person who is a slave.
maxwell /mækˈsəl/ n. A person of high intelligence.
may /meɪ/ n. A day in the week.
maya /məˈjə/ n. A woman.
maybe /məˈbeɪ/ n. A possibility or chance.
mayday /meɪˈdeɪ/ n. A loud cry for help.
mayhem /meɪˈhɛm/ n. A chaotic or disorderly scene.
mayo /maʊo/ n. A town in the southeastern United States.
mayonnaise /meɪˈvɔːnəz/ n. A creamy, thick, yellowish-green spread used as a condiment.
mayor /məʊʃər/ n. A person who holds the office of government leader.
maze /məʊz/ n. A path through a maze.
mc /mɪk/ n. A small building or structure.
mccarthy /ˈmɛkərˈti/ n. A person of the surname McCarty.
mccoy /ˈmɔːki/ n. A person who is a member of the family of the word mccoy.
mcdonald /ˈmɛk.dɒn.d/ n. A fast-food restaurant chain.
mcgee /mʌɡ/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
mckay /ˈmækɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
mckenzie /ˈmɛnˌkiːz/ n. A town in the United States.
mcqueen /mˈkwɪn/ n. A person who is a queen.
me /miː/ n. A person.
meadow /ˈmiːdʒ/ n. A grassy area where animals graze.
meadows /ˈmiːdɪz/ n. A patch of grassland or meadow.
meal /ˈmiːl/ n. A meal consisting of food and drink.
meals /ˈmiːlz/ n. A meal consisting of food and drink.
mean /mɛn/ n. A word meaning something that is not true or correct.
meaning a place where people live.
meaningful /ˈmɪŋ.ʃɪl/ n. A thing that has a significant or important meaning.
meaningless /ˈmɪŋkəls/ n. A word or phrase with no meaning.
means /mɛɪns/ n. A word or phrase that means something.
meant /ˈmiːnt/ n. A word or phrase that means something else.
meantime /ˈmeɪntɪm/ n. A period of time during which something is happening.
meanwhile /ˈmeɪnwiːl/ n. A period of time during which something happens.
measure /ˈmiːzər/ n. A unit of measurement.
measured /ˈmiːzərd/ n. A measurement of something.
measurements /ˈmiːzəˌrɛməns/ n. A unit of measurement.
measures /ˈmiːzəʊz/ n. A set of rules or regulations governing behavior.
measuring /ˈmiːzɪŋ/ n. A tool or method for determining quantities.
meat /mɛt/ n. A part of food that is cooked and eaten.
meatballs /ˈmiːtˌbɔːlz/ n. A small, round, savory food made of ground meat and vegetables.
mechanic /mɛnˈdʒɪk/ n. A person skilled in repairing or maintaining machinery.
mechanical /mɪkˈnɪkəl/ n. A device or system that performs a mechanical function.
mechanics /mɛkˈnɪks/ n. The study of machines and engineering.
mechanism /mɪˈkʌnʃm/ n. A process or system by which something happens.
med /med/ n. A substance or treatment used to treat illness or injury.
medal /ˈmɛdəl/ n. A medal is a small object representing a person's achievement.
medallion /ˈmedɪl.ʃn/ n. A coin or medal worn on the person's neck.
medals /ˈmɛdəlz/ n. A medal is a small object representing a person's achievement.
meddle to disturb or interfere with something.
meddling to cause or provoke unnecessary trouble or disturbance.
media /ˈmiːdʒə/ n. A medium of communication.
medic /medik/ n. A substance or procedure used to treat illness.
medical /medik/ n. A branch of medicine dealing with human health.
medication /medikāʊʃ/ n. A substance used to treat illness.
medications /mediˈkeɪʃnɪz/ n. Substances used to treat illness or symptoms.
medicine /medʒini/ n. A substance used to treat illness.
medicines /ˈmɛd.ɪk.ɪn.ʃ/ n. A substance used to treat illness or injury.
medieval /ˈmiːdʒwəl/ n. A period of time in history when people lived in medieval times.
mediocre /ˈmɛdi.oʊr/ n. A person or thing that is not good or excellent.
meditation /ˌmɛdɪˈteɪʃn/ n. A practice of concentrating one's mind on a single object or idea.
mediterranean /ˌmɛdɪˈrænɪdʒən/ n. A region of the Mediterranean Sea.
medium /ˈmiːdʒuː/ n. A medium of measurement or a medium of transport.
meds /meds/ n. A substance used for medical purposes.
meet /mɛt/ n. A meeting or gathering of people.
meeting /ˈmiːtɪŋ/ n. A place where people gather to discuss or solve problems.
meetings /ˈmiːtɪŋz/ n. A gathering of people for a specific purpose.
meets /mɛt/ n. To be in contact with or to interact with.
meg /mɛɡ/ n. A large building or structure.
mega /ˈmɛɡə/ n. A large or powerful thing.
megan /məˈɡən/ n. A woman.
mei /mēi/ n. A person who is young and unmarried.
mein /mɛɪn/ n. A person.
mel /mɛl/ n. A musical instrument.
melancholy /məˈlæn.kə.li/ n. A sad or gloomy feeling or state of mind.
melanie /məˈlænji/ n. A young woman.
melbourne /ˈmelɪbɪn/ n. A city in Australia.
melinda /mɪˈlɪndə/ n. A small town in the United States.
melissa /mɛlɪsə/ n. A young woman.
mellow /məˈlɒn/ n. A state of being calm or relaxed.
melody /ˈmɛlədi/ n. A musical tune or composition.
melon /ˈmɛlən/ n. A fruit with a round, juicy, and sweet flesh.
melt /məʊlt/ n. A process of melting or softening.
meltdown /məˈlɛndʒ/ n. A sudden and uncontrollable loss of control in a system or process.
melted /ˈmeltd/ n. A substance that has been melted.
melting /ˈmɛlətɪŋ/ n. The process of a substance changing from a solid to a liquid.
melts /ˈmɛlts/ n. A process of melting.
melvin /ˈmɛlvin/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
member /məˈbɪl/ n. A person who is a member of a group or organization.
members /mɛmɪnɪz/ n. A person who is a member of a group.
membership /mɪsɪbɪtɪn/ n. A membership card or subscription to a service.
memo /məˈmō/ n. A record of a past event.
memorable /məˈmɔːbɪl/ n. A thing that is remembered.
memorial /məˈmɪjələ/ n. A place or object dedicated to a person or place.
memories /məˈmɪjɪz/ n. A collection of personal experiences.
memorize /məˈmɔːrɪz/ n. To remember or recite something.
memory /məˈmɛri/ n. A place where one remembers things.
memphis /mɪˈfɪs/ n. A city in the southeastern United States.
men /mən/ n. A male human being.
menace a sudden or unexpected danger or threat.
mend /mend/ n. A tool used to fix or repair something.
mental /məˈnəl/ n. A state of mind or the mind itself.
mentality /mɪnd/ n. A mental state or process.
mentally /məˈnɪtəl/ n. A state of mind or mental process.
mention /mənʃən/ n. A word or phrase that is used to describe or explain something.
mentioned /mɛntɪdɪd/ n. A person or thing that is referred to or spoken about.
mentioning /mɪnɪʃɪŋ/ n. The act of stating or describing something.
mentor /məˈnɔːr/ n. A person who gives advice or guidance.
meow /mɛv/ n. A sound made by a cat.
meows /mɛʊz/ n. A low, purring sound made by a cat.
mercedes /ˈmɛrɪs/ n. A car manufacturer.
mercenaries /ˈmɛrˌsenəriəri/ n. A person hired by a merchant to do work for a specific client.
mercenary /merˈkænəri/ n. A soldier or worker hired for a specific purpose.
mercer /mɛr.sər/ n. A merchant or trader.
merchandise /mɛrˈkɑːndɪs/ n. Goods sold for sale.
merchant /mɜːrʃn/ n. A person who deals in goods or services.
merchants /mɛrˈtʃɪz/ n. A person who deals in goods and services.
merci /mɛʁsi/ n. A word for thank you.
merciful /mɜːˈkɪfɪl/ n. A person who shows kindness and compassion.
mercury /mɛrkəri/ n. A planet in our solar system.
mercy /mɛrki/ n. A divine or benevolent quality or act.
mere /mər/ n. A small amount of something.
meredith /ˈmɪrɪð/ n. A woman of the name Meredith.
merely /ˈmɛʁl/ n. A thing that is not special or exceptional.
merge /mɛrɡ/ n. A process of combining two or more things.
merger /ˈmɛrɡər/ n. A process of combining two or more entities into a single unit.
merit /ˈmɪrɪt/ n. A quality or attribute that makes something valuable or desirable.
merlin /mɛrˈlɪn/ n. A small fish.
mermaid /mərˈdɪm/ n. A creature with human-like features and a tail.
merry /ˈmɛri/ n. A joyful or happy feeling or event.
meself /sɛlf/ n. A part of oneself.
mess /mɛs/ n. A collection of items or things.
message /məʃ/ n. A message sent by one person to another.
messages /məʃnəs/ n. A message sent or received.
messed /ˈmɛsd/ v. to cause to be in a bad state.
messenger /ˈmɛʃnɪsər/ n. A person who carries messages.
messes /mɛʃ/ n. A collection of things that are not in order.
messiah /mɛʃiːz/ n. A person or group who is promised to be the Messiah.
messing /mɛʃɪŋ/ n. A disorderly or messy act.
messy /ˈmesi/ n. A state of being disorganized or lacking order.
met /mɛt/ n. A place where people gather for social activities.
metal /məˈtɛl/ n. A metal object or material.
metallic /məˈtɛləɪk/ n. A material that is shiny and reflective.
metaphor /məˈtɛfər/ n. A figure of speech that compares two unlike things to make them seem similar.
meteor /məˈtɪər/ n. A celestial body that falls from the sky.
meter /ˈmɛtər/ n. A unit of length.
meters /ˈmeɪtərz/ n. A unit of length.
meth /mɛθ/ n. A substance used in medicine.
methane /maɪtəˈneɪm/ n. A gas used for cooking and lighting.
method /məˈθɛd/ n. A procedure or technique used to achieve a result.
methods /məˈθɪpɪz/ n. A set of techniques or procedures used to achieve a goal.
metres /ˈmɛtərz/ n. A unit of length used to measure distance.
metro /ˈmɛtər/ n. A large underground railway system.
metropolis /ˈmɛt.ɾɪs.pɔʊl/ n. A large city.
metropolitan /məˈtɪpɪlət/ n. A large area where many people live.
mexican /meksɪkən/ n. A country in North America.
mexicans /meksɪkənz/ n. A group of people from Mexico.
mexico /mɛksɪkɔ/ n. A country in North America.
meyer /maɪər/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
mi /mɪ/ n. A small, single room in a house.
mia /mɪə/ n. A small house or cottage.
miami /maɪˈmiː/ n. A city in Florida.
mic /mɪk/ n. A small instrument used for musical instruments.
micah /mɪˈkeɪk/ n. A man of the family.
mice /maɪs/ n. Small mammals that live in burrows or on the ground.
michael /maɪˈkɛl/ n. A man.
michaels /ˈmiːkəˌzəls/ n. A man named Michael.
michel /mɪʃel/ n. A man of the church.
michelangelo /miˈkɛlɪɡaˌlɒ/ n. A famous Italian Renaissance painter.
michele /miˈkɛl/ n. A woman of Italian descent.
michelle /maɪˈtʃɪl/ n. A woman.
michigan /mɪˈtʃɪɡən/ n. A state in the northeastern United States.
mick /mɪk/ n. A small, often humorous, or eccentric person.
mickey /mɪˈkɪ/ n. A small, round, furry animal.
microphone /mɪkˈsɪpʃən/ n. A device used to capture sound.
microscope /mɪkˈsɪkˌsɒp/ n. A device used to examine small objects.
microwave /mɪkˈwɛɪər/ n. A small kitchen appliance that heats food by radiation.
mid /maɪd/ n. A place where people gather.
midday /ˈmaɪdʒ/ n. The time between noon and 1 pm.
middle /ˈmɪdʒəl/ n. A place between two other places.
midget /mɪɡdʒ/ n. A person who is small in stature.
midnight /ˈmaɪndʒɪt/ n. A time when the sun is below the horizon.
midst /ˈmɪdʒst/ n. A place where things happen.
midwife /mɪdˈwaɪf/ n. A woman who performs medical procedures for pregnant women.
might /maɪθ/ n. A possibility or chance of happening.
mighty /ˈmiːtʃ/ n. A powerful or large force.
miguel /mɪɡʊəl/ n. A man of the family.
mike /maɪk/ n. A man.
mikey /mɪˈkiː/ n. A person.
miki /mɪkɪ/ n. A small, round, or soft object.
mil /mɪl/ n. A small, quiet house.
milady /mɪˈlɛdʒ/ n. A woman who is a mistress of another woman.
milan /mɪˈlæn/ n. A city in Italy.
mild /maɪld/ n. A small or gentle quality or state.
mildred /ˈmɪldrɪd/ n. A woman who is not a member of the royal family.
mile /mɪl/ n. A distance measured in miles.
miles /ˈmaɪləz/ n. A unit of length.
military /ˈmɪlɪtɪj/ n. A group of people who serve in the armed forces.
militia /ˈmɪlɪtə/ n. A group of armed citizens who serve as a reserve force.
milk /mɪlk/ n. A liquid produced by the mammary glands of mammals.
milky /mɪlki/ n. A substance that is white and creamy.
mill /mɪl/ n. A building in which people work.
millennium /ˈmɪlɪnɪjəm/ n. A period of time lasting 1000 years.
miller /ˈmɪlɪər/ n. A person who works in a mill.
millie /mɪlɪj/ n. A small amount of money.
milligrams /mɪlɪɡˈɡrɛnts/ n. A unit of mass equal to one-thousandth of a gram.
million /mɪʃn/ n. A large number of people or things.
millionaire /mɪlɪjənəri/ n. A person with a large amount of money.
millions /mɪˈlaɪnz/ n. A large number of people or things.
mills /mɪl/ n. A machine used for grinding grain.
milo /mɪˈloʊ/ n. A young man.
milord /ˈmɪlɔːrd/ n. A wealthy man or a person of high social standing.
milton /ˈmɪlɪtən/ n. A wealthy man who is often a politician.
mimi /mɪmɪ/ n. A young girl.
min /mɪn/ n. A small building or structure.
mina /mɪnə/ n. A small house or cottage.
mind /maɪnd/ n. A mental process or thought.
minded /mɪnd/ n. A feeling or thought that influences one's actions.
minding /mɪndˈfɪlɪʃ/ n. A state of being fully present and aware of one's thoughts and feelings.
minds /maɪndz/ n. A collection of thoughts, ideas, or feelings.
mindy /mɪndi/ n. A person who is mentally ill.
mine /maɪn/ n. A piece of land or property owned by a person.
miner /mɪnɪŋ/ n. The process of extracting minerals from the earth.
mineral /mɪnɪˈzɜːl/ n. A substance that is naturally occurring and can be found in nature.
miners /mɪnɪz/ n. A person who works in the mining industry.
mines /mɪnɪs/ n. A collection of underground or surface rock formations containing valuable minerals.
ming /mɪŋ/ n. A place where people gather for social activities.
mingle /ˈmɪnlɪ/ n. To combine or mix two or more things together.
mini /mɪnɪ/ n. A small building or structure.
miniature /mɪnɪˈtʃəri/ n. A small or detailed model of something.
minimal /mɪnɪˈdʒɪʃəl/ n. A very small or simple thing.
minimum /mɪnɪməm/ n. The smallest amount or quantity.
mining /mɪnɪŋ/ n. The process of extracting minerals from the earth.
minister /mɪnɪstər/ n. A person who serves as a government official.
ministers /mɪnɪstərs/ n. A person who serves as a government official.
ministry /mɪnɪstɪ/ n. A government body that provides public services.
mink /mɪŋk/ n. A small, soft, gray, furry animal.
minnesota /mɪnɪˈzɒnəli/ n. A state in the northern United States.
minnie /mɪnɪ/ n. A young girl.
minor /mɪnɪʃ/ n. A small or insignificant thing.
minority /mɪnɪʃəri/ n. A group of people who do not belong to a larger group.
mint /maɪnt/ n. A small, shiny, metallic object used for storing coins.
minus /mɪnɪs/ n. A subtraction or reduction.
minute /minʉn/ n. A unit of time.
minutes /minuːtʃ/ n. A period of time measured in sixty seconds.
mira /mɪrə/ n. A small house or cottage.
miracle /mɪˈrɪkl/ n. A great event or occurrence that happens unexpectedly.
miracles /mɪˈrɪkləs/ n. A supernatural event or phenomenon that happens without cause.
miraculous /mɪrəˈkjuːl/ n. A thing that happens to be very good or wonderful.
mirage /mɪrɪɡ/ n. A visual illusion created by atmospheric refraction.
miranda /mɪrˈændə/ n. A woman who is a member of the Order of the Golden Fleece.
miriam /mɪrɪm/ n. A woman who is a member of the family.
mirror /mɪrər/ n. A reflective surface used to see oneself.
mirrors /mɪrɪz/ n. A reflective surface used to reflect images.
mischief /mɪˈfɔːr/ n. A bad or unpleasant event.
miserable /məˈsɪbərl/ n. A state of being poor or destitute.
misery /mɪsəri/ n. A state of being in great distress or suffering.
misfortune /mɪˈfɔːrˌtʃɪŋ/ n. A bad or unfavorable event.
misguided /mɪsɡɪdɪd/ n. A course of action that leads to failure or regret.
misha /mɪʃə/ n. A person.
misplaced /mɪsˈplɛɪd/ n. A location that has been incorrectly positioned.
miss /mɪs/ n. A person who is not a member of a family.
missed /mɪsɪd/ n. A failure to be present or to occur.
misses /mɪz/ n. A failure to do something.
missile /mɪˈzɪl/ n. A weapon or device used to strike at a target.
missiles /mɪˈzɪləz/ n. A weapon system used to destroy targets.
missing /məsɪnd/ n. A thing that is absent or not present.
mission /mɪʃn/ n. A purpose or activity undertaken for a specific goal.
missionary /mɪʃnəˈrɪəri/ n. A person who works for a religious organization.
missions /mɪʃn/ n. A task or activity undertaken to achieve a goal.
mississippi /mɪsˈsɪpɪsɪdʒ/ n. A river in the southeastern United States.
missouri /mɪˈzɔːri/ n. A state in the central United States.
missus /mɪsəs/ n. A woman who is married to another person.
missy /mɪsɪ/ n. A small, often mischievous, female child.
mist /mɪst/ n. A small, soft, or fuzzy object.
mistake /ˈmɪstəʊ/ n. A mistake or error.
mistaken /ˈmɪstɪkən/ n. A person who has made a mistake.
mistakes /ˈmɪstəks/ n. Errors or mistakes made.
mister /ˈmɪstər/ n. A man who is not a member of the clergy.
mistress /ˈmɪstrəs/ n. A woman who is in charge of another woman.
misty /ˈmɪst/ n. A cloudless, gray, or gloomy sky.
misunderstand /mɪsˈʌndərˌstænd/ n. A misunderstanding of a concept or person.
misunderstanding /mɪsˈʌndɪrˌfɛndɪŋ/ n. A mistake or error in understanding something.
misunderstood /mɪsˈʌndəʊnd/ n. A person who does not understand something.
mit /mɪt/ n. A place where people gather for meetings or events.
mitch /maɪtʃ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
mitchell /ˈmɪtʃəl/ n. A man who is a member of a family.
mitzvah /mɪtˈzɑːb/ n. A religious day of worship.
mix /maɪk/ n. A mixture of two or more substances.
mixed /maɪsɪd/ n. A mixture of different substances or elements.
mixing /ˈmɪxɪŋ/ n. The act of combining two or more things.
mixture /məˈxiːtʃər/ n. A combination of two or more substances.
mm /mɪm/ n. A small, round, or oval-shaped object.
mmm /mʌm/ n. A sound made by a person speaking or breathing.
mo /moʊ/ n. A small, round, or soft object.
moan /moʊn/ n. A loud, rumbling sound made by a person or animal.
moaning /məʊnɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a person's mouth while speaking or laughing.
moans /moʊn/ n. A sound made by the throat.
mob /mɒb/ n. A group of people who work together to achieve a common goal.
mobile /məˈbɪlə/ n. A mobile phone.
mock /mɒk/ n. A fake or deceptive imitation.
mocking /mɒkɪŋ/ n. A person who makes fun of someone.
mode /mɒd/ n. A state of being or a method of doing something.
model /məˈdɒl/ n. A model of something.
modeling /məˈdɪləɪŋ/ n. The act of creating a model of something.
models /mɒləds/ n. A model of something.
modern /ˈmɒndʒən/ n. A contemporary or current style of something.
modest /ˈmodəs/ n. A small or inexpensive thing.
modesty /mɒdˈstɪli/ n. A feeling of being small or inferior.
modified /mɔːdɪfɪdɪd/ n. A change or alteration to something.
module /məʊdʒ/ n. A component of a larger system.
moe /moʊ/ n. A small, furry animal.
mohammed /mɒˈhɛm/ n. A man of faith.
moi /moʊi/ n. A person who is a woman.
moira /moʊrə/ n. A woman of the goddess of love.
moist /moʊst/ n. A condition of being wet or damp.
moisture /moʊˈstrɪ/ n. A condition of being wet or damp.
mojo /moʊj/ n. A small, often colorful, wooden structure used for storage or as a place to sit.
mold /mɒld/ n. A substance that grows on or in a building.
mole /moʊl/ n. A small, round, soft-bodied animal.
molecular /məˈkʌlɪw/ n. A small unit of matter consisting of atoms.
molecules /məˈkʌləz/ n. A group of atoms held together by chemical bonds.
molly /moʊl/ n. A young girl.
mom /mɒm/ n. A woman who is the mother of another person.
moment /məʊnt/ n. A brief period of time.
moments /mɒmɪntz/ n. A short period of time.
momentum /məˈnɒmjuː/ n. The force that causes an object to move.
momma /mɒm/ n. A mother's name.
mommy /mɒm/ n. A young woman.
moms /mɒms/ n. A mother.
mon /mɒn/ n. A small, round, or oval-shaped object.
mona /moʊnə/ n. A small, often colorful, decorative object or piece of art.
monarch /mənəʃər/ n. A sovereign or ruler of a state.
monastery /mənəˈstəri/ n. A religious building for worship.
monday /mənˈdʒi/ n. A day in the week.
money /mʌn/ n. A sum of money.
monica /moˈnɪkə/ n. A woman.
monique /moʊˈniːk/ n. A woman.
monitor /mɒnɪtər/ n. A device used to measure or control a specific quantity.
monitored /mənˈtiːdɪd/ n. A person or group of people who are watching or observing something.
monitoring /mɒnˈtɪrɪŋ/ n. The act of watching or tracking something.
monitors /mənˈtɜːrz/ n. A device used to measure or control something.
monk /mɒn.k/ n. A person who is a monk.
monkey /mɒnʃɪn/ n. A small mammal with a long tail.
monkeys /mənˈkɪks/ n. A group of primates.
monks /mɒnks/ n. A person who is a member of a religious order.
monopoly /mənˈpɒlɪni/ n. A business or organization that holds the sole right to control the sale of a product or service.
monroe /mənˈruː/ n. A town in Florida.
monsieur /mɔ̃.sɛʁ/ n. A person of high rank in a church or court.
monsignor /mənˈsɪnˌsɜːr/ n. A person who holds a high office in a church.
monster /mɔːnʃə/ n. A large, scary creature.
monsters /mənˈstɪrz/ n. A group of living creatures that are not human.
monstrous /mənˈstrʌʃəs/ adj. A large or monstrous creature.
montana /mɒntəˈneɪ/ n. A mountainous region in the western United States.
monte /mʌnt/ n. A high mountain.
montgomery /mɒntˈɡɒmɪj/ n. A city in the United States.
month /moʊnt/ n. A period of time in a year.
monthly /məˈnʌʃ/ n. A recurring period of time.
months /moʊns/ n. A period of time.
montreal /mɔ̃trəl/ n. A city in Canada.
monty /mɒnti/ n. A person who plays the musical role of Monty.
monument /mənˈjuːnɪt/ n. A large structure or object of great importance.
moo /moʊ/ n. A sound made by a cow.
mood /moʊd/ n. A state of being or feeling.
moody /moʊdi/ n. A person who is easily influenced by or affected by moods.
moon /moʊn/ n. A celestial body in space.
moonlight /moʊnˈlaɪt/ n. A beam of light from the moon.
moons /moʊns/ n. A celestial body orbiting a star.
moor /moʊr/ n. A large piece of land with a natural boundary.
moore /moʊr/ n. A person of the family.
moose /mjuːs/ n. A large, woolly mammal.
mop /mɒp/ n. A small tool used for cleaning floors.
moral /məʊʁl/ n. A principle or rule of conduct.
morale /moʊd/ n. A state of being or feeling.
morales /moʁaˈleːz/ n. A collection of moral principles or virtues.
morality /mɔːˈrɪtəli/ n. A set of principles or rules governing right and wrong behavior.
morally /mɔːˈrɪl/ n. A moral or ethical standard.
morals /mɔːˈlɪz/ n. A set of principles or values that guide behavior.
moran /moʊrən/ n. A small town in the United States.
morbid /mɔːrˈbɪd/ n. A condition or disease that is considered abnormal or dangerous.
more /mɔːr/ n. A quantity or amount.
moreover /mɔːr/ n. A statement or addition to a previous statement.
morgan /mɔːrən/ n. A person of noble birth.
morgue /mɔːɡ/ n. A place for burial.
morn /mɔːn/ n. An early morning.
mornin /mɔːrnɪŋ/ n. A period of time in the day when the sun is up.
morning /mɔːnɪŋ/ n. A period of time in the day when the sun is rising.
mornings /ˈmɔːrɪŋz/ n. A period of time in the morning.
morocco /mɔːˈkɒs/ n. A country in western Africa.
moron /mɔːrən/ n. A person who is mentally or physically incapable of doing anything.
morons /mɔːrɒnz/ n. A group of people who are ungrateful, rude, or unkind.
morphine /mɒˈfɪn/ n. A painkiller used for treating pain.
morris /ˈmɔːrɪʃn/ n. A person who is a member of the Morris family.
morrison /ˈmɔːrɪʃn/ n. A person of the surname Morrison.
morse /mɔːrs/ n. A device for transmitting Morse code.
mort /mɔːrt/ n. A building in which people live.
mortal /ˈmɔːrtəl/ n. A living being that is subject to death.
mortals /mɔːtəls/ n. A group of people who are not human.
mortar /mɔːtər/ n. A substance used to bind materials together.
mortgage /ˈmɔːrɡəʊ/ n. A loan secured by real estate.
mortimer /mɔːˈtɪmər/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
morton /ˈmɔːrən/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
morty /mɔːtɪ/ n. A person who is a dead man.
moscow /məˈsɔːk/ n. A city in Russia.
moses /məʃəs/ n. A prophet and leader of the Israelites.
mosque /məˈsʌʒ/ n. A place of worship.
mosquito /mɒˈsɪkʃə/ n. An insect that lives on human skin and bites people.
mosquitoes /mɪˈzɪkəwz/ n. An insect that lives on human skin and bites people.
moss /mɒs/ n. A small green, soft, and often fuzzy growth on rocks or soil.
most /mɒst/ n. The most common or frequent thing in a group.
mostly /məʃəʊ/ n. A large number of people or things.
motel /həʊˈtɛl/ n. A building in which people stay temporarily.
moth /moʊt/ n. A small insect that lives on or near a human.
mother /mɔːtər/ n. A woman who is the mother of another person.
motherfucker /məʊtərˈfʌkər/ n. A person who is extremely rude or insulting.
motherfuckers /mɔːtʃɔːfɪkɚz/ n. A group of people who are sexually aggressive.
motherfucking /məʊtərˈfʌkɪŋ/ n. A person who is extremely rude or insulting.
motherland /mɔːtərˈland/ n. A country or region of the world.
mothers /moʊtʃɪz/ n. A woman who is the mother of another person.
motion /məʊʃn/ n. A change in position or state.
motivated /moˈtiːveɪd/ n. A person or thing that is driven by a specific goal or desire.
motivation /məˈtʃɪʃn/ n. A force or impulse that causes a person to act or think.
motive /məˈtɪf/ n. A pattern or design found in a structure or object.
motives /mɒˈtɪvɪs/ n. A reason or cause for something.
motor /məʊtər/ n. A machine used to drive a vehicle.
motorbike /məʊtəˈbɪk/ n. A two-wheeled vehicle used for transportation.
motorcycle /məˈtɔːrɪkl/ n. A two-wheeled vehicle used for transportation.
motors /məˈtɔːrs/ n. A machine for moving vehicles.
motto /məˈtōʊ/ n. A saying or phrase expressing a person's beliefs, opinions, or feelings.
mound /moʊnd/ n. A raised earthwork.
mount /mʌnt/ n. A hill or mountain.
mountain /mʌntəʊn/ n. A large natural landform with steep sides and a high peak.
mountains /mʌntəns/ n. A large natural landform consisting of a series of hills and peaks.
mounted /mʌntəmd/ n. A vehicle or object that is attached to another.
mourn /mɔːn/ n. A sad or mournful sound or feeling.
mourning /mɔːnɪŋ/ n. A period of grief or sorrow.
mouse /mʌs/ n. A small mammal.
moustache /məʊʃtʃe/ n. A facial hair growth on the upper lip.
mouth /mʌtʃ/ n. An opening in the body through which air or food is exchanged.
mouthing /mʌθɪŋ/ n. A part of the body used for speaking or swallowing.
mouths /mʌtʃ/ n. A hole in the mouth.
move /mɒv/ n. A change in position or location.
moved /mɒd/ n. A change in position or location.
movement /məˈvɒn/ n. A change in position or direction.
movements /məˈvjuːməʊʃ/ n. A change in position or action.
moves /mɒv/ n. A movement or action.
movie /məʊv/ n. A film or motion picture.
movies /ˈmjuːvɪz/ n. A film or movie.
movin /məʊvɪŋ/ n. The act of moving or the process of moving.
moving /məʊvɪŋ/ n. A movement of people or things.
mozart /moʊˈzɔːrt/ n. A famous German composer.
mp /mɪp/ n. A musical instrument.
mr /mɜːr/ n. A man.
mri /maɪrɪ/ n. A medical imaging technique used to visualize internal body structures.
mrs /mɜːrs/ n. A woman who is married.
ms /mɪs/ n. A small building or structure.
mt /məʊnt/ n. A high mountain.
mu /muː/ n. A small, round, or hollow object.
much /mʌk/ n. A large quantity of something.
muck /mʌk/ n. A pile of dirt or mud.
mud /mʌd/ n. A dark, wet, and often foul substance found in soil.
muddy /ˈmuːdi/ n. A condition of being wet or dirty.
muffin /ˈmʌfɪn/ n. A small baked good.
muffins /ˈmuːfɪns/ n. A small baked good.
muffled /məˈfʌld/ n. A sound or noise that is distorted or obscured.
mug /mʌɡ/ n. A small cup or bowl used for drinking.
mugged /məʊɡd/ n. A person who has been robbed or taken advantage of.
muhammad /mʌʃʃənd/ n. A prophet and leader of the Islamic faith.
mulder /mʌldər/ n. A small, often wooden, building used for storage or as a temporary dwelling.
mule /məʊl/ n. A small, often working animal.
multiple /məˈplɪtəʊ/ n. A number of things or people.
multiply /mɪˈplɪk/ n. A multiplication of two or more numbers.
mum /mʌtʃər/ n. A woman who is the mother of another person.
mumbai /muːˈbɪː/ n. A major city in India.
mumbles /məʊm/ n. A short, hesitant sound made by a person speaking.
mumbling /məˈbɔːmɪŋ/ n. A slow, hesitant speech.
mummy /məˈkjuː/ n. A mother or mother figure.
munch /mʌŋk/ n. A small, round, soft food item.
munich /mʊnʃən/ n. A city in Germany.
municipal /məˈnɪʃəl/ n. A city or town.
murat /mʊˈræt/ n. A person of Turkish origin.
murder /ˈmʌrdər/ n. A violent crime committed by a person or group of people.
murdered /ˈmʌrdərɪd/ v. to kill someone intentionally.
murderer /ˈmʌrdʒər/ n. A person who commits murder.
murderers /ˈmʌrdərərz/ n. A group of people who commit murder.
murdering /ˈmʌrdʒɪŋ/ n. The act of killing someone intentionally.
murderous /ˈmʌrdərəs/ adj. A person who is a murderer.
murders /ˈmʌr.dzərz/ n. The act of killing someone.
murdoch /ˈmʌrɪθ/ n. A small town in the north of England.
murdock /ˈmʌrdʒɒk/ n. A large, open space in a city or town where people gather for events or work.
muriel /məˈriːl/ n. A woman who is not a member of the royal family.
murmuring to speak quietly or in low tones.
murmurs /məˈrʌrs/ n. A low, soft sound made by people.
murphy /ˈmʌrfi/ n. A person who is a member of the family of the surname Murphy.
murray /ˈmɜːrv/ n. A person of the surname Murray.
musashi /mʌʃi/ n. A person who is a master of a particular art or craft.
muscle /mʌskl/ n. A part of the body used for movement.
muscles /mʌskəlz/ n. A group of muscle fibers that produce movement.
muscular /məˈsʌkər/ n. A group of muscles that make up the body.
muse /muːz/ n. A work of art or literature that inspires or educates.
museum /məˈziːm/ n. A place where people collect and display objects.
museums /məʊʃəmz/ n. A place where people can see and learn about art and history.
mush /mʌʃ/ n. A small, soft, or fluffy substance.
mushroom /ˈmʌʃərən/ n. A small, edible, and often edible plant.
mushrooms /ˈmʌʃ.ər.əmz/ n. A group of small, edible, and often poisonous plants.
music /mjuːs/ n. A collection of sounds and movements.
musical /mjuːˈziːk/ n. A form of art that involves the creation and performance of sounds.
musician /mjuːˈzɪn/ n. A person who performs music.
musicians /mjuːˈziːnəz/ n. A person who plays music.
muslim /mʌsʌl/ n. A person of faith in Islam.
muslims /mɪˈsɪlɪms/ n. A group of people who follow the religion of Islam.
mussolini /məˈsɔːlɪni/ n. A dictator who ruled Italy from 1922 to 1943.
must /mʌst/ n. A command or instruction given by someone.
mustache /məˈʃɑːk/ n. A protruding hairline on the face.
mustafa /mʌstəˈfaʊ/ n. A man of the Prophet Muhammad.
mustang /mʌstɔːn/ n. A horse or animal with a distinctive muscular build.
mustard /mʌstərd/ n. A plant that produces yellow seeds.
mustn /məʃn/ n. A verb meaning "not" or "cannot".
mutant /mjuːˈtɑːnt/ n. A living being that has been altered by a mutation.
mutants /mjuːˈtɑːnts/ n. A group of living organisms that do not fit the standard definition of a normal species.
mutation /məʃən/ n. A change in the genetic makeup of an organism.
mute /mjuːt/ n. A person who cannot speak.
mutiny /mjuːˈniː/ n. A sudden and violent act of rebellion or insurrection.
mutt /mʌt/ n. A small, furry animal.
muttering /ˈmʌtərɪŋ/ n. A low, grating sound made by people talking quietly.
mutters /mjuːtərz/ n. A person who speaks in a low, quiet voice.
mutual /ˈmjuːtɪʃ/ n. Two or more people who live together or share a common interest.
mwah /mwah/ n. A musical instrument made of a hollowed-out wooden block.
my /maɪ/ n. A person or animal.
myers /maɪˈzɜːrs/ n. A person who is a member of the Myers family.
myra /məˈrə/ n. A small town in the United States.
myrtle /ˈmɜːrl/ n. A small tree in the southeastern United States.
myself /mɪˈzɪf/ n. A person who is the subject of a sentence.
mysteries /ˈmɪstəriːz/ n. A mystery or puzzle.
mysterious /məˈzɪstər/ n. A strange or enigmatic thing or person.
mystery /məˈzɪstəri/ n. A mysterious or enigmatic object, person, or situation.
mystic /ˈmɪstɪk/ n. A mysterious or enigmatic person or place.
mystical /ˈmɪst.ɪk.əl/ n. A mysterious or supernatural phenomenon or entity.
myth /məʃ/ n. A story or belief about the origin or nature of the world.
mythology /məˈθɪləti/ n. A collection of stories, legends, and beliefs about gods and heroes.
myths /ˈmaɪθɪz/ n. A story or legend about a supernatural or magical event.
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n n: a place where people sleep.
na /næ/ n. A person who is a woman.
nada /nəˈdʒə/ n. Nothing that exists.
nadia /nəˈdɪə/ n. A woman.
nadine /nəˈdɪn/ n. A woman who is a member of the family.
nag /næɡ/ n. A small, sharp, or pointed object.
nagging /nəˈɡɪŋ/ n. A persistent or annoying demand or suggestion.
nah /nɑː/ n. A person who is not a human being.
nail /neɪl/ n. A sharp, pointed object used for cutting or piercing.
nailed a fastening device used to join two things together.
nails /neɪlz/ n. A sharp, pointed object used for cutting or shaping.
naive /nəˈveɪ/ n. A person who is not very intelligent or clever.
naked /neɪd/ n. A state of being without clothing.
nam /næm/ n. A word or name.
name /næm/ n. A person's name.
named /næm/ n. A person or thing given a name.
names /næmz/ n. A name given to a person.
naming /næmɪŋ/ n. A process of assigning a name to an object or person.
nan /næn/ n. A small, flat, or rectangular building.
nana /nəˈnə/ n. A woman who is a mother.
nancy /nɑːnsi/ n. A young woman.
nanny /nænə/ n. A young woman who works as a housekeeper.
naomi /nəˈmɒi/ n. A person of Jewish descent.
nap /næp/ n. A bed or a place for sleeping.
napkin /næpɪn/ n. A piece of paper used for writing or drawing.
napkins /næpˈkɪns/ n. A piece of paper used for cleaning.
naples /næpl/ n. A city in southern Italy.
napoleon /næpˈlɒn/ n. A person who is a dictator.
narcotics /nɑːrˈkɒtɪks/ n. drugs that cause intoxication or addiction.
narrating /nəˈrætɪŋ/ v. telling or describing a story or event.
narrative /nɑːˈrɪdʒəti/ n. A story or account of events.
narrator /nɑːrˈdɑːr/ n. A person who tells a story.
narrow /nɑːr/ n. A narrow space or passage.
nasa /naʃə/ n. A space agency.
nash /nɑːʃ/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building.
nashville /nəʃˈnɪvəl/ n. A city in Tennessee.
nasty /nəˈstɪ/ n. A bad or unpleasant thing.
nat /næt/ n. A natural occurrence or phenomenon.
natalia n. A city in which people live.
natalie /nəˈtæl/ n. A woman who is born on the 1st of the month.
natasha /nəˈtʃə/ n. A woman who is known for her beauty.
nate /neɪt/ n. A person who is not a native speaker of a language.
nathan /nætʃən/ n. A man of the name Nathan.
nation /nɑːʃn/ n. A country or state.
national /nɑːʃn/ n. A country or territory.
nationals /nəˈmɪləz/ n. A person of a particular nationality.
nations /kwiːˈnɛʃn/ n. A country.
native /nɑːtɪv/ n. A person of a particular race, nationality, or origin.
natives /nɪˈteɪtɪs/ n. A group of people who live in a particular area.
nato /naʊt/ n. A military alliance of countries.
natural /nəˈtʃər/ n. A natural occurrence or feature.
naturally /ˈnɑːtʃəli/ n. A natural occurrence or phenomenon.
nature /naɪtər/ n. The natural world or environment.
naughty /nəʊθʃ/ n. A person who is naughty.
nausea /nəˈzjuːə/ n. A feeling of discomfort or vertigo.
nauseous /nəˈzjuːs/ adj. causing unpleasant physical or mental discomfort.
naw /nɑːv/ n. A place where people sleep.
nay /noʊ/ n. A negative or neutral word indicating absence, refusal, or non-acceptance.
nazi /naʒi/ n. A totalitarian regime.
nazis n. A group of German Nazis.
nbc /nʌb/ n. A television channel.
ncis /nɪˈsaɪs/ n. A specialized agency of the United States government responsible for law enforcement.
nder /ʌndə/ n. A place beneath or below something else.
ne /nɛ/ n. A person who is not a human.
neal /nɛl/ n. A person.
near /nær/ n. A place close to another place.
nearby /nəˈbɪri/ n. A place close to another.
nearer /ˈkloʊər/ n. A place or thing that is closer to something else.
nearest /nɪˈstɪŋ/ n. The closest point or person to something.
nearly /nɪˈrɪdʒ/ n. A person who is close to or near something.
neat /nɛt/ n. A state of being clean or tidy.
nebraska /nɪˈbɛrkəb/ n. A state in the central United States.
necessarily /nəˈsɛsɪtəli/ n. A thing that must happen or be done.
necessary /ˈnæsəbəl/ n. A thing that must be done or kept.
necessity /nɪˈsɪsɪti/ n. A requirement or condition that must be met.
neck /neɪk/ n. A part of the body that connects the head to the rest of the body.
necklace /nɛkˈlaɪs/ n. A chain of jewelry worn around the neck.
necks /nɛk/ n. A part of the body that supports the head.
nectar /nɪˈkɑːr/ n. A sweet, aromatic liquid produced by flowering plants.
ned /nɛd/ n. A person who is not a native speaker of a particular language.
need /njuːd/ n. A requirement or necessity.
needed /ˈniːdɪd/ n. A requirement or obligation.
needing /njuːdɪŋ/ n. A need or desire for something.
needle /niːd/ n. A thin, sharp object used for piercing or drawing.
needles /nɛdʒəlz/ n. A thin, sharp, or pointed object used for piercing or drawing.
needless /ˈnjuːsənəs/ n. Not necessary.
needn /nɛdʒn/ n. A person who is not able to do something.
needs /njuːz/ n. A requirement or obligation.
needy /ˈniːdi/ n. A person or thing that needs help or attention.
negative /ˈnɛɡəʊs/ n. A state of being bad or unfavorable.
neglect /nɪɡˈlɛkt/ n. A failure to provide for or care for someone.
neglected /ˈneɪɡlɪdɪd/ n. A person or thing that is not taken care of.
negotiate /ˈneɪɡəʊtɪdʒ/ n. A process of reaching an agreement between parties.
negotiating /ˈneɪɡəʊtɪŋ/ n. A process of reaching an agreement between parties.
negotiation /nɪˈɡɒʃnɪʃn/ n. A process of reaching an agreement between parties.
negotiations /nɪˈɡɒtʃnɪeɪʃn/ n. A discussion or agreement reached between two or more parties.
negro /bɪl/ n. A person of African descent.
neighbor /nɪbər/ n. A person who lives next to another person.
neighborhood /nəˈbɪlədʒ/ n. A group of buildings or streets surrounding a central area.
neighbors /nɪbɪnɪks/ n. Two or more people who live together.
neighbour /nəˈbɪkər/ n. A person or place near another.
neighbourhood /nəˈbɪkən/ n. A group of houses or buildings close together.
neighbours /nɪˈbɪɡkəʊz/ n. A person or group of people living near someone else.
neighing adj. Adj. A neighbor of a place.
neighs /nɪɡʃ/ n. A person who lives near another person.
neil /niːl/ n. A person.
neither /nɪˈθɪər/ n. Neither of the two.
nell /nɛl/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building.
nellie n. A person who is a member of a family.
nelly /nəˈlɪni/ n. A person who is a neighbor.
nelson /nɛlʃn/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
nemesis /ˈænt.əɡ.ə.nəs/ n. A person or thing that opposes or hinders another.
neon /nɛʒn/ n. A colored light that glows in the dark.
nephew /nɪfɪkw/ n. A younger brother's son.
neptune /nɛpʃt/ n. The Roman god of the sea.
nerd /nɜːrd/ n. A person who is interested in science, technology, and the arts.
nerds /nɜːdʒ/ n. A small, furry animal.
nero /nəˈroʊ/ n. A dark, black, or dark brown color.
nerve /nəˈvɜːr/ n. A nerve cord in the body.
nerves /nəˈvɜːrs/ n. A bundle of nerves that transmit signals.
nervous /nɪˈvɜːrs/ n. A state of being anxious or frightened.
nervously /nɪˈvɜːrsli/ n. A state of being anxious or frightened.
ness /nɪs/ n. A state of being or quality.
nest a shelter for birds or small animals.
net /net/ n. A network of interconnected systems or connections.
nets /nɛts/ n. A network of wires or fibers used to transmit data.
network /nəˈtʃɛər/ n. A system of interconnected devices and services.
networks /ˈnɛtɪɡs/ n. A collection of interconnected systems or links.
neural /njuːrəl/ n. A part of the brain that processes information.
neutral /ˈnjuːtʃən/ n. A state of being or feeling that is neither positive nor negative.
nevada /nevəˈdə/ n. A state in the southwestern United States.
never /nɪvɜːr/ n. A time when something has not happened.
nevertheless /nɪˈvɛnɪsɪfɪl/ n. A statement or action that occurs despite previous conditions or facts.
neville /nɪˈvɛl/ n. A town in France.
new /njuː/ n. A new or recent event, occurrence, or state.
newborn /nəˈbɔːrn/ n. A baby or infant.
newest /njuːst/ n. The most recent or latest.
newly /njuːl/ n. A person who has just been born.
newman /mæn/ n. A person.
news /nʊz/ n. A report or announcement of current events.
newspaper /njuːˈspɑːr/ n. A publication that is printed and distributed for sale.
newspapers /njuːˈspɑːrz/ n. A publication containing news and information.
newton /njuːtən/ n. A point in space where the velocity of a particle is zero.
next /nɛxt/ n. The next step in a sequence or a future event.
ng /nɪŋ/ n. A sound made by the nasal consonant.
ni /ni/ n. A person.
nice /nɪs/ n. A pleasant or attractive quality.
nicely /nɪˈkɪli/ n. A person who is polite or courteous.
nicer /nɪkər/ n. A place or thing that is more pleasant or attractive than another.
nicest /nɪˈkɪst/ n. The most beautiful or pleasant thing.
nicholas /nɪˈkɑːləs/ n. A man of the name Nicholas.
nichols /nɪˈkɒləs/ n. A person who is known for their work.
nick /nɪk/ n. A short name for a person.
nicked /nɪkɪd/ v. to pick up or take something by force.
nickel /nɪˈkɪl/ n. A small metal coin.
nicki /nɪkɪ/ n. A person who is short.
nickname /nɪˈkɪndʒ/ n. A short name given to a person.
nicky /nɪkɪ/ n. A small, cute, or playful animal.
nico /nɪkɪ/ n. A person who is not a house.
nicola /nɪˈkɒlə/ n. A woman.
nicolas /nɪˈkɑːləs/ n. A man of the name Nicolas.
nicole /nɪˈkɒl/ n. A woman.
niece /njuːs/ n. A daughter of a brother.
nigel /njuːɡəl/ n. A person of the name Nigel.
nigga /nɪɡɡa/ n. A slang term for a young African American man.
niggas /nɪɡəʊz/ n. A group of people who live together in a house.
nigger /njuːɡər/ n. A person of African descent.
niggers /njuːɡər/ n. A group of people of African descent.
night /naɪt/ n. A period of time when the sun is below the horizon.
nightclub /naɪtˈkʌb/ n. A place where people drink and socialize.
nightfall /naɪtˈfɔːl/ n. The time when the sun has set.
nightingale /naɪtɪŋɡəl/ n. A small songbird that sings at night.
nightmare /naɪtˈmɑːr/ n. A frightening or terrifying event or situation.
nightmares /naɪtˈmærzəm/ n. A series of frightening dreams.
nights /naɪt/ n. A period of time when the sun is not in the sky.
nikita /niˈkita/ n. A woman who is a princess.
nikki /nɪkki/ n. A person who is a girl.
niko /niːk/ n. A person.
nikolai /nɪkɔˈlaɪ/ n. A man of noble birth.
nile /nɪl/ n. A river flowing through the Nile River.
niles /nɪˈlaɪs/ n. A body of water in the United States.
nina /nɪˈnaɪə/ n. A young girl.
nine /niːm/ n. A number of nine.
nineteen /niˈjɛtɪʃ/ n. A number in the range 1–19.
ninety /niːˈtiːti/ n. A number of 90.
ninja /nɪnʃɪ/ n. A person who fights evil or dangerous things.
nino /niːno/ n. A young child.
ninth /nɪθ/ n. The ninth day of the week.
nip /nɪp/ n. A small, sharp, or pointed object.
nipple /nɪpəl/ n. A small protrusion on the side of the female genitalia.
nipples /njuːpɪks/ n. A cluster of glands that produce milk.
nitrogen /ˈnaɪtʃən/ n. A chemical element in the atmosphere.
nixon /nɪʃn/ n. A politician who served as the 47th President of the United States.
no /noʊ/ n. A person who does not.
noah /noʊh/ n. A person who is a descendant of Noah.
nobel /nəˈbɔːl/ n. A person who has won a Nobel Prize.
nobility /nəˈbɪləti/ n. A class of people who hold a high social status.
noble /nəʊbl/ n. A person of high social or moral standing.
nobles /nəˈbɪləz/ n. A class of people who hold high positions in society.
nobody /ˈnʌbdʒi/ n. A person who is not present.
nod /nɒd/ n. A small, flat, or downward-angled surface.
noel /noʊl/ n. A holiday in the New Year.
noise /noʊs/ n. A sound or disturbance.
noises /noʊz/ n. Sounds or vibrations heard in the environment.
noisy /noʊsɪ/ n. A loud or disturbing sound.
nolan /nəˈlɔːr/ n. A person who plays the role of a character in a play or film.
nominated /nɒˈmeɪʃnɪd/ n. A person or thing selected for a position or election.
nomination /nəˈmɪʃn/ n. A formal request or proposal for something to be done or approved.
non /nɒn/ n. A non-physical thing or non-human entity.
none /njuːn/ n. Nothing or nonexistence.
nonetheless /jɛt/ n. A thing that is not the same as the preceding one.
nonsense /nəʊˈsɪnəs/ n. nonsense.
nonstop /nɪˈstɒp/ n. A continuous or uninterrupted process.
noodle /nuːd/ n. A small, soft, doughy food made from flour, water, and vegetables.
noodles /nəʊˈdɪl/ n. A flat, thin, and soft food made of flour, water, and other ingredients.
noon /noʊn/ n. A time of day.
noose /noʊs/ n. A long, twisted rope used to tie something to something else.
nope /noʊp/ n. A negative or unappealing thing.
nor /nɔːθ/ n. A direction or place north of another.
nora /nɔːrə/ n. A woman who is not a member of the royal family.
norm /nɔːr/ n. A standard or rule of conduct.
norma /nɔːrə/ n. A standard or ideal.
normal /nəˈmɔːrəl/ n. A state of being normal or typical.
normally /nəˈmɔːrənli/ n. A state of being or condition.
norman /nɔːrəm/ n. A person of the Norman family.
normandy /nɔːmˈændi/ n. A region in France known for its beaches and military history.
norris /nɔːrɪs/ n. A person of the family of the norris.
north /nɑːθ/ n. A direction in space.
northeast /nɑːθ/ n. A direction in the four cardinal directions.
northern /nɔːθ/ n. A direction in the northern hemisphere.
northwest /nəʊˈθɪst/ n. A direction in the northern part of the compass.
norton /nɔːrˈtɔːr/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
norway /nɔːrwaɪ/ n. A country in Europe.
norwegian /nɔːrˈvɛlɪng/ n. A language spoken by the Norwegians.
nose /noʊs/ n. A part of the face that protrudes from the mouth.
noses /noʊz/ n. The openings on the top of the head.
nosy /noʊsi/ n. A person who is loud or noisy.
not /nəʊt/ n. Not.
notary /noˈteəri/ n. A person who certifies the authenticity of documents.
notch /nɒtʃ/ n. A small depression or indentation.
note /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
notebook /ˈnoʊtʃɪb/ n. A piece of paper used for writing.
noted /ˈnɒtɪd/ n. A note or remark made by someone.
notes /noʊts/ n. A list of items or information.
nothin /nəʊðɪn/ n. Nothing that is not.
nothing /nʌtʃɔː/ n. A thing that has no value.
notice /noʊs/ n. A small mark or detail on something.
noticed /nɒdɪst/ n. A person who observes or records something.
notices /ˈnɒtɪks/ n. A notice or announcement.
noticing /nəˈtɪʃɪŋ/ n. The act of paying attention to something.
notified /nəˈtɪfɪd/ n. A notification sent to a person.
notify /nɒˈfɪt/ n. A message or announcement sent to inform someone of something.
notion /noʊʃn/ n. A collection of ideas or concepts.
notorious /ˈnɔːtʃɪrəs/ n. A person or thing well known for doing something bad.
nova /noʊv/ n. A planet in the solar system.
novak /nəˈvɑːk/ n. A person who is a man.
novel /nəˈvɔːl/ n. A work of fiction.
novels /nəˈvɒləz/ n. A collection of short stories.
novelty /ˈnɒvəl.ti/ n. A new or unusual thing.
november /noʊˈbɚm/ n. A month in the calendar.
now /nɔːv/ n. A time or place in which something happens.
nowadays /nəˈwɔːdz/ n. The current state of things.
nowhere no place: /no plai/ n. A location where no one is.
nsa n.s. A national security agency.
nuclear /njuːkər/ n. A type of atom or particle.
nude /nuːd/ n. A woman who has been stripped of her clothing.
nuisance /noʊs/ n. A disturbance or sound that causes annoyance.
numb /nʌm/ n. A person who is not able to speak or understand.
number /nʌmber/ n. A countable unit of measurement.
numbered /ˈnʌðər/ n. A number or count.
numbers /nʌmberz/ n. A number.
numerous /nəˈmjuːʊəs/ n. A large number of things.
nun /nʌn/ n. A person who is not a human being.
nuns /njuːz/ n. A woman who is not a nun.
nurse /nʌsər/ n. A person who provides medical care.
nursery /nəʊˈsəri/ n. A place for children to play and learn.
nurses /njuːz/ n. A person who provides medical care to patients.
nursing /nʌrsɪŋ/ n. A place where people receive medical care.
nut /nuːt/ n. A small, edible seed or fruit.
nuts /nʌts/ n. A small, hard, edible fruit.
nypd /niːp/ d/ n. A place where people live.
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o /oʊ/ n. A person or animal.
oak /əʊk/ n. A tree with rough bark.
oasis /əˈeɪs/ n. A place of natural beauty and tranquility.
oath /əʊθ/ n. A solemn promise or vow made by a person.
oatmeal /ˈeɪtˌmeɪl/ n. A dish of cooked oatmeal.
obama /əˈbɒmə/ n. The former U.S. president.
obedience /əˈbɪdʒəns/ n. A state of being or action that one must follow.
obedient /əˈbɪdɪʃnt/ n. A person who obeys rules or laws.
obey /əˈbeɪ/ n. To follow or comply with a rule or instruction.
object /əˈbɒkt/ n. A thing or person that is the subject of a sentence.
objection /əˈbɪʃən/ n. A complaint or objection raised against something.
objections /əˈbɪʃn/ n. A complaint or objection raised against something.
objective /əˈkʌbjɪv/ n. A goal or aim for something.
objects /əˈbɒktz/ n. A collection of items or things.
obligated /əˈbɪlədɪt/ n. A person who must do something.
obligation a legal or moral requirement to do something.
obligations /əˈbɒlɪʃn/ n. A set of duties or commitments that a person must fulfill.
oblige /əˈbɪɡ/ n. A law or rule that requires someone to do something.
obliged /əˈbɪdʒd/ n. A duty or responsibility that one must fulfill.
oblivion the state of being without memory or knowledge.
obnoxious /uːnˈpɛnsəl/ n. Something that is unpleasant or offensive.
obscene /əˈbɪʃn/ n. A word or phrase that is considered inappropriate or offensive.
obscure /uːnˈfɪːmɪl/ n. A person or thing that is not well known.
observation /əˈbɒʃn/ n. A specific event or phenomenon that is observed.
observations /əˈbɒʃnəns/ n. A collection of observations or data.
observe /əˈbɒʊs/ n. To watch or notice something happening.
observed /əˈzɔːrd/ n. A thing that is seen or noticed.
observer /əˈbɔːsər/ n. A person who watches or observes something.
observing /əˈbɔːrɪŋ/ n. A person or thing that watches or studies something.
obsessed /əˈbɒsɪd/ n. A state of being deeply and excessively concerned with a particular subject.
obsession /əˈzɒʃn.əʃn/ n. A strong, persistent desire or attachment to an object, idea, or activity.
obsessive /əˈbɒsɪv/ n. A state of being obsessed with something.
obstacle /əˈbɪˌstɛk/ n. A thing that hinders or blocks the way.
obstacles /əˈbɒləstəs/ n. A thing that hinders movement or progress.
obstruction /əˈbʌʃʃən/ n. A blockage or hindrance to movement.
obtain /əˈbɪt/ v. to acquire or get.
obtained /əˈbɔːtɪd/ n. A thing that is acquired or received.
obvious /əˈbjuːəs/ n. A thing that is clear or evident.
obviously /əˈbʌvɪəli/ n. A thing that is obvious or clear.
occasion /əˈsjuːn/ n. A time or place for an event.
occasional /ˈoʊkʃənəl/ n. A temporary or infrequent occurrence.
occasionally /əˈkwaɪəntəli/ n. A time or place when something happens with some frequency.
occasions /əˈkəʊʃnz/ n. A time or place for an event.
occupation /əˈkɒpɪʃn/ n. A job or profession.
occupied /əˈkɒpɪdɪt/ n. A place where people live.
occupy /əˈkɒmvi/ n. A place where people live.
occur /əˈkɔːr/ n. A thing that happens.
occurred /əˈkɔːrɪd/ n. An event that happened.
occurs /əˈkɔːrs/ n. A place where something happens.
ocean /əˈkɒn/ n. A large body of salt water.
oceans /əˈkɒnəs/ n. A large body of salt water covering much of the Earth.
october /əˈkɒtəbər/ n. A month in the calendar.
octopus /əˈkʌtəpəs/ n. A sea creature with many tentacles.
od /əʊd/ n. A place where people sleep.
odd /əʊd/ n. A number that is not divisible by 2.
oddly /əˈdɪl/ n. A thing that is not exactly as it seems.
odds /ˈɔːds/ n. The probability of an event occurring.
odin /əˈdɪn/ n. A person who is a citizen of a particular country.
of /əʊf/ n. A part of something.
off /əʊf/ n. A place where something is not.
offence /əˈfɒns/ n. A violation of the law or rules.
offend /əˈfɒnd/ n. A violation of the law or rules.
offended /ˈɒf.ən.dʒ.ən/ n. A state of being or feeling that one has been or is being treated unfairly or disrespectfully.
offender /əˈfɔːnər/ n. A person who commits a crime.
offenders /ɔːfˈnɪdərs/ n. A person who commits a crime.
offense /əˈfɒns/ n. A violation of the law or rules.
offensive /ˈɒfʃnɪv/ n. A course of action or behavior intended to cause harm or damage.
offer /ɪˈfɔːr/ n. A gift or service given to someone.
offered /ˈɒf.ər.d/ n. A thing or service given for free or at a reduced price.
offering /ˈɒf.ɪŋ.ɪŋ/ n. A service or action given for free or at a reduced price.
offers /ɪfərs/ n. A service or activity that provides something or something else.
office /əˈfɪs/ n. A building or structure used for business or administrative purposes.
officer /əˈfɪʃnər/ n. A person in charge of a specific task or group.
officers /ɪfˈfɪʃn/ n. A person in charge of a military unit.
offices /ˈɒfɪks/ n. A building or structure used for storing documents or holding people.
official /ˈɒfʃɪʃn/ n. A person who holds a public office.
officially /ˌɒfʃəˈlɪti/ n. A person who holds a formal position or title.
officials /ˈɒfʃɪl.əʊz/ n. A person in a government or business office.
offscreen /əˈfɔːkrən/ n. A part of a scene that is not visible to the viewer.
offshore /ˈɒfʃəʊ/ n. A body of water beyond the territorial waters of a country.
offspring /əˈfɒspɪnd/ n. A child born to a parent.
often /əˈɡɒn/ n. A frequent or common occurrence.
ofthe /ɔfˈθi/ n. A place where people gather.
ogre /əˈɡrəʊ/ n. A large, intelligent, and often dangerous creature.
oh /oʊ/ n. A sound or word used to express surprise, delight, or emphasis.
ohh /oʊh/ n. A sound made by a child.
ohhh /oʊh/ n. A sound made by a child.
ohio /oʊi/ n. A state in the northeastern United States.
oi /oʊi/ n. A small, round, and often colorful object.
oil /ˈoʊl/ n. A liquid used for lubrication or as a fuel.
ok /əʊk/ n. A state of being or feeling.
okay /əˈkɔːk/ n. A state of being or feeling.
oklahoma /okˈlaʊmən/ n. A state in the southern United States.
ol /əʊl/ n. A small, flat building used for storage or as a temporary dwelling.
olaf /ˈɒl.f/ n. A man of the Norse people.
old /ˈɔːld/ n. An old age or a person of old age.
older /ˈoʊl.dər/ n. An older person.
oldest /əˈlɛst/ n. The oldest person in a family or group.
ole /oʊl/ n. A small, round, or hollow object.
oleg /oʿel/ n. A man of noble birth.
olga /ɔˈlʒa/ n. A woman of the same name.
olive /əˈluːm/ n. A fruit from the olive tree.
oliver /ˈɒlɪvər/ n. A man who is a soldier.
olives /ˈɒlɪz/ n. A tree with a thick, woody trunk and a small, round, green fruit.
olivia /oˈliːjə/ n. A young woman.
olivier /oʊlɪfɛr/ n. A man of the nobility.
ollie /ˈoʊli/ n. A small, round, or oval-shaped object.
olsen /əˈlɒsən/ n. A small, flat, single-story building in a rural area.
olympic /əˈlɒm.pik/ n. A meeting of the Olympic Games.
olympics /əˈlɒm.piks/ n. A series of international sporting events held annually in a specific city.
om /əʊm/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
omar /oʊmər/ n. A person.
omega /oʷˈmɛdʒə/ n. A symbol for the end of a sequence.
omelet /oʊmˈɛl/ n. A small, round, baked pastry.
omen /əˈmən/ n. A supernatural force or event that influences human behavior.
ominous /əˈmɪnəs/ n. A state of being or feeling that is unpleasant or negative.
on /əʊn/ n. A place where people gather or where something is done.
onboard /ənˈbɔːnd/ n. A person or thing attached to or part of a larger object.
once /ɪnˈsaɪ/ n. A single occurrence or instance.
one /əʊn/ n. A single unit or item.
ones /əʊn/ n. A single unit or item.
oneself /ɒnˈzɪl/ n. A person or thing that is one's own.
ongoing /ˈɒŋkɪŋ/ n. A continuing or active process.
onion /ˈɒnʃn/ n. A bulbous vegetable with a fuzzy outer skin.
onions /ˈænʃn/ n. A bulbous vegetable with a long, thin, green, onion-like skin.
online /ˈɒnliːn/ n. The internet or the use of the internet.
only /ɒnʃ/ n. A single item or thing.
onstage /ˈɒnˌsteɪn/ n. A stage or platform where a performer presents a play or musical work.
onto /ˈɒntə/ n. A surface on which something is placed.
onwards /ˈɒnwaʊds/ n. The continuation of a process or action.
oof /əʊf/ n. A sound made by a person's mouth.
ooh /oʊ/ n. A sound made by the vocal cords.
oome /oʊm/ n. A small, often temporary, structure used for temporary housing or storage.
ooo /oʊ/ n. A sound produced by the vocal cords.
oooh /oʊ/ n. A sound made by a child's mouth.
oops /oʊps/ n. A mistake or error.
op /əʊp/ n. A place where people gather for meetings or events.
open /ˈoʊpən/ n. A place where people go to do something.
opened /ˈoʊpənd/ n. A place where something is being done.
opener /dɔːr/ n. A hole or opening in a wall or door.
opening /dɔːr/ n. A hole or opening in a wall or door.
openly /ˌɒpənli/ n. A state of being or doing openly.
opens /ˈoʊpəns/ n. A door or opening that allows passage.
opera /oʊˈpeɪr/ n. A musical performance.
operate /ˈoʊpəteɪt/ v. to perform or carry out a task or function.
operated /ˈoʊpərətɪd/ n. A process of performing an action.
operates /ˈoʊpərəteɪz/ n. A process or activity that is performed.
operating /ˈoʊpərətɪŋ/ n. A process of functioning or being in use.
operation /əˈpɔʊˌreɪʃn/ n. A process or activity performed by a person or organization.
operational /ˈoʊpərʃənʃəl/ n. A process or activity that is carried out for the purpose of achieving a specific goal.
operations /ˈoʊpɪrəʃn/ n. A series of actions performed to achieve a goal.
operative /ˈoʊpəreɪt/ n. A person who performs a specific task.
operatives /ˌɒpərətɪvz/ n. A group of people who perform tasks.
operator /ˈoʊpəteɪr/ n. A person who operates a machine or system.
opinion /əˈpɪʃn/ n. A feeling or thought about something.
opinions /əˈpɪʃnz/ n. A person's feeling or view on a particular topic.
opium /oʊpʊm/ n. A narcotic drug used for pain relief.
oppa /ˈoʊpə/ n. A person who is a close friend or relative of another person.
opponent /əˈpɔːnt/ n. A person or thing that opposes or challenges another.
opponents /əˈpɒnəns/ n. A person or group who opposes a particular person or thing.
opportunities /ˈoʊp.tɪn.ə.tiːz/ n. A chance or possibility for something to happen.
opportunity /ˈoʊpɪtɪnəti/ n. A chance or chance to do something.
oppose /əˈpɒʒ/ n. A person or thing that opposes or resists something.
opposed /əˈpɒd/ n. A person or thing that is not the same as another.
opposing /əˈpəʊʃɪŋ/ n. A person or thing that opposes or is opposed to something else.
opposite /əˈpɒtɪf/ n. A place or direction opposite to another.
opposition /əˈpɒʒɪʃn/ n. A position or stance against something.
oppression /ˈɒp.ˌsɜːr.ʃən/ n. A system of control that restricts freedom of action.
oprah /əˈprɑːb/ n. A person who is a member of a group.
ops /əʊps/ n. A group of people who work together to achieve a common goal.
optimism /ˌɒmˈpɪʃn/ n. A positive outlook or belief in the future.
optimistic /ˌɒmˈpɪʃ.tɪk/ n. A person who is confident in their ability to succeed.
option /əˈpɔʊʃn/ n. A choice or alternative available for selection.
options /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
or /əʊr/ n. A place where people gather for social activities.
oracle /ɔˈrɪˌkɔːr/ n. A god or spirit of the gods.
oral /ˈɔːrl/ n. A way of speaking or writing.
orange /ˈɒrɪndʒ/ n. A fruit with orange-colored skin and seeds.
oranges /ˈɔːrɪŋz/ n. A fruit with a yellow skin and orange flesh.
orb /ɔːr/ n. A celestial body orbiting a star.
orbit /əˈbɔːr/ n. A circular path around another object.
orchard /əˈrɔːrd/ n. A place where fruit trees are grown.
orchestra /ɔːrˈkʌstər/ n. A group of musicians who play music together.
orchid /ɔːrˈkɪd/ n. A flowering plant with purple or pink flowers.
ordeal a difficult time or trial.
order /ˈoʊrdər/ n. A sequence of events or steps in a process.
ordered /ˈoʊrdɪr/ n. A sequence of events or steps in a process.
ordering /ˈɔːr.dʒɪŋ/ n. The act of arranging or arranginging things.
orderly /ˈoʊrdɪr/ n. A well-organized or planned arrangement.
orders /ˈoʊdərz/ n. A command or instruction given to someone.
ordinary /ˈɔːrdʒəndri/ n. A common or typical thing.
ore /oʊr/ n. A building in which people live.
oregon /ɔːrˈɡɪn/ n. A state in the western United States.
organ /ɒɡn/ n. A body part of the human body.
organic /oʊˈrɪɡɪn/ n. A plant or animal that grows from living soil.
organisation /ɔːrɪˈɡəʊˌnɪʃn/ n. A group of people working together to achieve a common goal.
organise /ˈɒɡnɪs/ n. To arrange or arrange things in a particular order.
organised /ˌɒɡnɪˈzɪʃn/ n. A plan or arrangement of things.
organism /əˈnɒɡnɪsəm/ n. A living thing.
organisms /oʊrɡənəms/ n. Living things.
organization /əˈzɔːrɪʃn/ n. A group of people working together to achieve a common goal.
organizations /əˈzɔːrəns/ n. A group of people working together to achieve a common goal.
organize /ˈɒɡnɪdʒ/ n. To arrange or coordinate things.
organized /ˌɒrɡənsɪd/ n. A system of arranging things in a specific order.
organizing /ˌɒnˈdʒɪnɪŋ/ n. The act of arranging or arranginging things in a particular order.
organs /ɒɡnənz/ n. A part of the body that performs a specific function.
orgasm /oʒəˈsmɪt/ n. A sudden, intense release of sexual energy.
orgy /ɔːrˈdʒi/ n. A group of people who work together for a common purpose.
oriental /ɔˈrɪˈnɪʃl/ n. A country in Asia.
orientation /dɪˈrɛʃn/ n. A direction or heading.
origin /oʊrɪn/ n. The place where the house is built.
original /ˈɹɪˌplɪtɪn/ n. A person who is the original or first to do something.
originally /ˈhɒʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
origins /ɪˈrɪʒn/ n. The place where something comes from.
orion /ɔˈriːn/ n. A constellation in the night sky.
orlando /ɔːrˈnəʊl/ n. A city in Florida.
orleans /ɔˈrɔːl/ n. A city in southern France.
orphan /ˈɔrpən/ n. A person without parents or guardians.
orphanage /ɔˈrɒnəʊʒ/ n. A place for children to live.
orphans /ɔrpəns/ n. A person without parents or guardians.
orson /ɔˈrɪʃn/ n. A small town in the United States.
osaka /oːsəˈka/ n. A city in Japan.
osborne /ˈɔːsɪn/ n. A person of the family of the Lord Osborne.
oscar /ˈɒsər/ n. A person famous for his work in the film industry.
oskar /ˈɔːskər/ n. A person of the surname Oskar.
oswald /ˈɒswɔːld/ n. A person who is a member of the family of the word "oswald".
other /əʊtər/ n. A different or separate thing.
others /ˈoʊtərs/ n. A group of people living together.
otherwise /ˈɔːsərənə/ n. A place where things go wrong or are not as expected.
otis /əˈtɪs/ n. A small, round, or oval-shaped object.
otto /ˈoʊtə/ n. A person who is a member of the Roman Catholic Church.
ou /oʊ/ n. A person or animal.
ouch /oʊʃ/ n. A sudden, sharp, or unpleasant feeling.
ought /ɔːɡ/ v. to be or become due to or required.
oughta /ɔːɡtə/ n. A person who is expected to do something.
oui /oʊi/ n. A word spoken by the people of the United States.
ounce /ʌʌn/ n. A unit of weight equal to 1/16 of a pound.
ounces /ˈjuːnks/ n. A unit of weight equal to the mass of one US liquid ounce.
our /oʊr/ n. A place where people live.
ours /ɔːrs/ n. A person's own house.
ourselves /ɔːˈzɪlfz/ n. A person or thing that is one's own.
out /ʌʊt/ n. A place where something goes or is done.
outbreak /ˈaʊt.bæk/ n. A sudden and serious illness or event that affects a large number of people.
outcome /ˈjuːtʃɪn/ n. The result or effect of an action.
outdoor /ˈaʊtˌdɜːr/ n. An area of land or space outside a building.
outdoors /ˈaʊtˌdaʊrs/ n. The area around a building where people can walk, play, or work.
outer /ˈoʊtər/ n. The exterior or outside part of something.
outfit /ˈaʊtɪf/ n. A set of clothes worn together.
outfits /ˈaʊtˌfɪtʃ/ n. A collection of clothing worn together.
outlaw /ˈaʊtlw/ n. A person who commits a crime.
outlaws /ˈaʊtləs/ n. A person who is not a member of the law.
outlet /ˈaʊtˌlaʊt/ n. A place where goods are sold.
outnumbered /ˈaʊt.nʌn.ɚ.d/ n. A situation where a number of people is greater than the number of people in a group.
outpost /ˈaʊt.pɔst/ n. A small building or structure used for defense or protection.
output /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
outrage /ˈaʊtʃrʌɡ/ n. A sudden and unpleasant reaction to something unpleasant.
outrageous /ˈaʊtʃrʌz/ n. A very bad or unpleasant thing.
outrun /ˈaʊtʃɜːn/ n. A race or journey that exceeds the distance or time of another.
outside /əʊnstʌd/ n. The area surrounding a building.
outsider /ˈaʊt.sɪdər/ n. A person who is not a member of a particular group.
outsiders /ˈaʊstɪndzər/ n. People living outside the boundaries of a society or organization.
outskirts the area surrounding a city.
outstanding /ˈaʊtˌstændʃɪŋ/ n. A person or thing that is very good or excellent.
outta /ˈaʊtə/ n. A place where people gather.
oven /əʊvən/ n. A device used for cooking food.
over /ˈoʊvər/ n. A position or place above something else.
overall /ˈoʊvəl/ n. The result or outcome of something.
overboard /ˈoʊvərˌbɔɪd/ n. A part of a ship or boat that is not under control of the owner.
overcome /ˈoʊvərˌkɒm/ n. To succeed in a difficult task or situation.
overdo /oʊˈdɔːr/ n. To do something excessively or to overreach.
overdose /ˈoʊvərˌdɪz/ n. A large amount of a substance that causes a person to become intoxicated.
overdue /ˈoʊvəʊd/ n. A time that has passed and is no longer due.
overhead /ˈoʊvərd/ n. A part of a building that is not visible from the ground.
overheard /ˈoʊərhaʊd/ n. A sound heard by someone else.
overlapping /ˌoʊvəˈlɛɪŋ/ n. Two or more things that share a common boundary or area.
overload /ˈoʊvəld/ n. A situation where a system or resource is used beyond its capacity.
overlook /ˈoʊvɜːlk/ n. A view from a higher position.
overlooked /ˈoʊvɜːk/ n. A view from a higher position.
overly /ˈoʊərl/ n. Excessively or excessively.
overnight /naɪt/ n. A period of time when no one is awake.
overrated /ˈoʊ.ər.ə.t/ n. A person or thing that is excessively good or excellent.
overreacting /ˈoʊvərˌrɛktʃɪŋ/ n. A reaction that is too strong or exaggerated.
override /ˌɔːvɪˈdʒɪp/ n. A change in a rule or law.
overruled /ˈoʊərˌruːld/ n. A person who has the power to change or override a decision.
overseas /ˌoʊvərˈseɪs/ n. A place outside of one's own country.
oversight /ˈoʊvəˌsaɪz/ n. to supervise or control.
overthrow /ˈoʊtəvəʊ/ n. A sudden and violent change in power or control.
overtime /ˈoʊtɪˌvɜːrt/ n. Extra work done beyond the scheduled hours.
overwhelmed /ˈoʊvɜːrɪlm/ n. A state of being overwhelmed by a large amount of information or people.
overwhelming /ˈoʊvɜːrɪŋ/ n. A very great or great deal of something.
ow /əʊ/ n. A small, round, or oval-shaped object.
owe /ow/ n. A debt owed to someone.
owed /ow/ n. A debt or obligation.
owen /ˈoʊwən/ n. A person who is a man.
owens /owens/ n. A person of the family.
owes /owz/ n. A debt or obligation owed to someone.
owl /əʊl/ n. A large bird with a large head and a long tail.
own /ɔːn/ n. A person who owns something.
owned /ɔːn/ n. A person who possesses something.
owner /əˈpɔːn/ n. A person who owns or manages a property.
owners /ˈoʊnɪz/ n. A person who owns something.
ownership /prɪˈdɪk/ n. A thing that can be owned.
owning /ɔːnɪŋ/ n. The act of having or the state of having.
owns /əʊns/ n. A person who owns something.
ox /əʊks/ n. A large animal with four legs and a long tail.
oxford /ɔːks/ n. A city in England.
oxygen /ˌoʊɡəˈseɪn/ n. A gas that makes up the majority of the air we breathe.
oy /oʊ/ n. A person who is a woman.
oyster /ˈoʊstər/ n. A small clam-like shellfish.
oysters /ˈoʊstərs/ n. A shellfish with a soft, creamy, and sweet taste.
oz /əʊz/ n. A small, round, and soft object.
ozzy /əʊs/ n. A person who is very lazy.
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p /p/ n. A person.
pa /pæ/ n. A person.
pablo /pəˈbɑːl/ n. A man of the people.
pace /peɪs/ n. A unit of time measured in seconds.
pacey /peɪs/ n. A person who moves quickly.
pacific /siː/ n. A body of water.
pack /pæk/ n. A group of people living together.
package /pəˈɡɑːk/ n. A container for holding items.
packages /pəʊɡəks/ n. A collection of items or goods.
packed /pækəd/ n. A group of people or things tightly gathered together.
packet /pækənt/ n. A small group of items or data.
packing /pækɪŋ/ n. A bundle of items for transport.
packs /pækz/ n. A group of items or objects.
paco /paʋo/ n. A small town in the Andes.
pact /pæk/ n. A binding agreement or promise.
pad /pæd/ n. A small, flat, or low building.
paddle /ˈpædʒl/ n. A flat board used in water sports to propel a boat.
paddy /pəˈdɪ/ n. A type of grain used as a staple food.
padre /pɑːdər/ n. A man who is the father of another person.
pads /pæd/ n. A flat or small piece of furniture used for sitting or resting.
pagan /pəˈɡæn/ n. A person or group of people who worship or follow a deity.
page /peɪd/ n. A page in a book or document.
pageant /pæɡən/ n. A large public event where participants compete for prizes.
pager /pɑːɡər/ n. A person who is a messenger or courier.
pages /pæɡs/ n. A page of text in a book.
paid /peɪd/ n. A payment made for services or goods.
paige /ˈpeɪɡ/ n. A small house or cottage.
pain /peɪn/ n. A sharp, painful sensation or event.
painful /ˈpeɪ.nəl/ n. Something that causes discomfort or distress.
painkillers /ˈpeɪnˌkɪlɪzə/ n. drugs used to relieve pain.
painless /ˈpeɪn.ə.s/ n. A state of having no pain.
pains /peɪn/ n. A painful sensation or event.
paint /peɪnt/ n. A substance used to color or decorate surfaces.
painted /peɪntɪd/ n. A painting or a process of applying paint to a surface.
painter /peɪntər/ n. A person who paints.
painters /pɪˈnɪtərs/ n. Artists who create art.
painting /peɪˈnɪŋ/ n. A painting on a surface.
paintings /peɪˈnɪŋz/ n. A painting on a surface.
paints /peɪntz/ n. A substance used for covering or decorating surfaces.
pair /peɪr/ n. A pair of people or objects.
pairs /peɪr/ n. A pair of people or items.
pajamas /peɪˈzæms/ n. A set of clothes worn for sleeping.
pakistan /pəˈkɑːsən/ n. A country in South Asia.
pakistani /pəˈkɑːstɪn/ n. A person from Pakistan.
pal /pæl/ n. A person who plays the violin.
palace /ˈpæləʊs/ n. A large building used for official or private residence.
paladin /ˈpælɪnd/ n. A warrior who serves as a protector of the realm.
pale /pəʊl/ n. A colorless or pale shade of color.
palestine /ˈpæləstɪn/ n. A region in the Middle East.
palm /tʃɪr/ n. A large plant with broad leaves.
palmer /ˈpælmər/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
palms /pælz/ n. A large leafy plant used for food or decoration.
pals /fɪnɪdʒ/ n. A group of people who are friends.
pam /pæm/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
pamela /pæmˈælə/ n. A woman.
pan /pæn/ n. A flat or small room in a house.
panama /pænəmə/ n. A country in South America.
pancake /pænˈkeɪk/ n. A flat, thin, round food made from dough and flour.
pancakes /pænˈkeɪks/ n. A flat, round, sweet, and fluffy baked good.
panda /pændə/ n. A large, furry mammal.
panel /ˈpænəl/ n. A flat or surface on which a person or thing is placed.
panels /ˈpænəl/ n. A flat panel of glass or metal used for display or protection.
panic /pænɪk/ n. A sudden, intense fear or shock.
panicked /ˈpænɪkt/ n. A state of extreme fear or anxiety.
panicking /ˈpænɪkɪŋ/ n. A state of extreme fear or anxiety.
pans /pæn/ n. A container for holding liquids or solids.
panther /pænθər/ n. A large cat.
panthers /pænθərz/ n. A large wild cat species native to North America.
panties /kluːz/ n. Clothing worn by people.
panting /pænɪŋ/ n. A state of breathing deeply.
pantry /ˈpæntri/ n. A place for storing food.
pants /pɑːnts/ n. A pair of trousers worn for daily wear.
paolo /paʊlo/ n. A man of the Roman Empire.
papa /fɑːtər/ n. A man who is the father of another person.
paparazzi /pəˈpærəˌzɑː/ n. A group of people who take pictures of people.
paper /pɑːpər/ n. A sheet of paper.
papers /ˈpɑːpərs/ n. A document or paper.
paperwork /ˈpeɪr.wɜːk/ n. A document or form required for a transaction or legal action.
papi /pəˈpə/ n. A person who is a father.
par /pɑːr/ n. A place where people gather.
para /pəˈrə/ n. A paragraph of text.
parachute /pəˈrɑːtʃuːt/ n. A parachute used for landing in an airplane.
parade /ˈpærəde/ n. A public display of people or objects.
paradise /pəˈrɪˌzɪd/ n. A place of perfect happiness.
paradox /ˈpærə.dəs/ n. A situation that appears to be true but is actually false.
paragraph /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
parallel /ˈpærəld/ n. Two or more lines of text or objects that run side by side.
paralysis /pəˈreɪʃlɪs/ n. A state of being unable to move or control one's body.
paralyzed /ˈpærəldɪd/ n. A state of being unable to move or speak.
paramedic /pəˈmeɪdɪk/ n. A medical professional trained to treat patients in emergency situations.
paramedics /pəˈmeɪdʒɪks/ n. A medical professional trained to treat and transport patients.
parameters /param/ n. A set of conditions or rules used to define a value.
paranoia /pəˈrænə.ji/ n. A state of mind characterized by excessive fear and suspicion.
paranoid /ˈpærə.nɪ.d/ n. A person who is suspicious of or fearful of others.
paranormal /ˈpærənˌmɔːrəl/ n. A state of being or phenomenon that is not explained by normal science.
parasite /pəˈzɪt/ n. An organism that lives on or in another organism and causes harm.
parasites /pəˈzɪtəs/ n. A living organism that lives on or in another organism and causes it to suffer.
parcel /pəˈlɑːr/ n. A piece of land owned by a person or a group of people.
pardon /ˈpɑːrdən/ n. A word or phrase used to excuse someone for doing something.
parent /pɑːrənt/ n. A person who has a child.
parental /pɑːnˈtɛl/ n. A person who is the father or mother of another person.
parenting /pɑːrˈdɪŋ/ n. The process of raising a child.
parents /pɑːrəns/ n. Parents of a person.
paris /pɑːrɪs/ n. A city in France.
parish /pəˈrɪʃ/ n. A small area of land within a larger area, typically a village or town.
park /pɑːk/ n. A place where people play games or do sports.
parked /pɑːkɪd/ n. A vehicle that has been stopped.
parker /pɑːkər/ n. A person who works in a park.
parking /pɑːrɪŋ/ n. A place where cars are stored.
parks /pɑːks/ n. A place where people can play and relax.
parliament /ˌpærˈmɪˌtɪʃn/ n. A legislative body in a country.
parlor /pəˈrɔːl/ n. A small room in a house or apartment for entertaining guests.
parole /pəʊˈrəʊ/ n. A period of time during which a person may be released from prison.
parrot /ˈpɑːrət/ n. A small bird with a long tail.
parsons /pɑːrˈzɪns/ n. A group of people who work together to create art.
part /pɑːrt/ n. A part of something.
parted /pɑːrt/ n. A part of a whole.
partial /pəˈzɔːʃ/ n. A part of something.
partially /pəˈtɪjəli/ n. A part of something that is not the whole.
participate /pəˈpɪtəkeɪt/ n. To be involved in or contribute to something.
participating /pəˈpɪtɪbɪŋ/ n. A person or group involved in an activity.
participation /pəˈpɪtəʃn/ n. The act of being involved in something.
particle /pəˈzɪlər/ n. A small unit of matter or a small part of something.
particles /ˈpɑːrtɪs/ n. A small particle of matter.
particular /pəˈtɪkʃər/ n. A specific or unique thing.
particularly /ˌpɜːr.tɪkɪləli/ n. A particular or specific thing.
parties /pɑːrɪz/ n. A group of people who meet regularly to discuss or solve problems.
parting /pɑːtɪŋ/ n. The act of separating or the state of being separated.
partly /pɑːtli/ n. A part of something.
partner /pɑːnər/ n. A person who is in a relationship with another person.
partners /pɑːr.tɪnz/ n. Two or more people who work together.
partnership /pɑːr.tn.ship/ n. A legal or business arrangement where two or more parties share ownership, rights, or responsibilities.
parts /pɑːrts/ n. A part of a larger whole.
party /pɑːr/ n. A gathering of people for a specific purpose.
partying /pɑːrˈtɪŋ/ n. A social gathering where people drink and dance.
pas /pæs/ n. A small, flat building used for sleeping.
pascal /pɑːsələ/ n. A unit of measurement in the metric system.
pasha /pəˈzɑː/ n. A leader or official in a state or society.
pass /pæs/ n. A place where people travel.
passage /ˈpæsɪdʒ/ n. A passage or passage-like structure.
passed /pæs/ v. to pass through or over.
passenger /pæs/ n. A person traveling or moving through a place.
passengers /pæsɪnəʊz/ n. A person traveling or moving from place to place.
passes /pæs/ n. To move from one place to another.
passing /məʊvɪŋ/ n. A movement or act of moving.
passion /pæsɪʃn/ n. A strong feeling of love or enthusiasm.
passionate /pæsˈʃeɪʃn/ n. A feeling of intense enthusiasm or excitement.
passions /pæsˈeɪʃn/ n. A feeling or inclination toward something.
passive /pəˈzɪv/ n. A state of being or action that does not require active effort.
passport /pəˈpɑːst/ n. A government-issued document used to prove one's identity and travel rights.
passports /pæsɔːt/ n. A document issued by a government to prove one's identity and citizenship.
password /pəˈzɔːr/ n. A secret code or word used to protect information.
past /pɑːst/ n. A period of time before the present.
pasta /paʃtə/ n. A dish of noodles.
paste /pɑːst/ n. A substance used to bind or glue things together.
pastor /pɑːstər/ n. A man who leads a church or religious group.
pastry /ˈpæstəri/ n. A sweet or savory food made from dough or other ingredients.
pat /pæt/ n. A small, flat, and often wooden structure used for sleeping or sitting.
patch /pæt/ n. A small piece of land or a small area of land.
patches /pʌtʃɪz/ n. A small piece of tissue or skin.
patent /ˈpætənt/ n. A legal document granting the right to use an invention.
path /pæθ/ n. A line of roads or a route.
pathetic /ˈpætɪʃ/ n. A state of being weak or lacking strength.
pathologist /pəˈθəˌlɒdʒɪst/ n. A medical professional who studies diseases.
paths /pɑːts/ n. A path or road.
patience /ˈpeɪʃn/ n. The ability to wait or endure.
patient /pəˈtɪjənt/ n. A person who is sick or injured.
patients /pəˈtɪmənts/ n. A person who is sick or injured.
patio /pəˈteɪo/ n. A rectangular area of land or ground enclosed by walls or a fence.
patricia /pəˈtɪrə.sə/ n. A woman.
patrick /pætər/ n. A person who plays the guitar.
patriot /ˈpætɪʃn/ n. A person who is a member of a country or nation.
patriotic /ləʊˈzɪl/ n. A person who is devoted to a cause or group.
patrol /ˈpɑːtrəl/ n. A group of people who go around to check for danger or to search for something.
patrols /ˈpɑːtrəls/ n. A group of people who go around to check for danger or traffic.
patron /ˈpætər/ n. A person who gives a gift or favors to someone.
patsy /pætˈsi/ n. A person who is sick or injured.
pattern /ˈpɑːtən/ n. A repeating pattern or sequence.
patterns /ˈpɑːtns/ n. A sequence of similar or related things.
patterson /ˈpætəˌsən/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
patti /pəˈti/ n. A woman who is married to a man.
patton /ˈpætən/ n. A person who is a pet.
patty /pæt/ n. A small piece of meat or vegetable.
paul /pəʊl/ n. A man who is a person.
paula /pəʊˈleɪ/ n. A woman.
paulie /pəʊˈliː/ n. A person named Paulie.
pauline /ˈpauliːn/ n. A person named Pauline.
paulo /paʊl/ n. A person of the surname Paul.
pause /paʊz/ n. A short break or interruption in a sequence of actions.
pavel /pəˈvɛl/ n. A man of the Russian Empire.
pavement /pəˈvɛmənt/ n. A surface made of stones, gravel, or concrete.
paw /pæw/ n. A small, soft, furry animal.
pawn /pɔːn/ n. A piece of chess that moves only one square at a time.
paws /peɪz/ n. Four small, furry, four-legged animals.
pay /peɪ/ n. A payment made for services or goods.
payback /rɪˈtɜːr/ n. A return of something previously received.
paycheck /pəˈtʃɪk/ n. A payment made by a bank to a person or company.
payday /ˈpeɪd.aɪ/ n. A day in the year when the United States pays off all debts.
paying /peɪˈɪŋ/ n. The act of giving money or goods.
payment /peɪtʃən/ n. A sum of money given or received.
payments /pɛmɔɪnz/ n. Money received or given for services or work.
payroll /peɪˈpɔːrl/ n. A person's monthly salary or wages.
pays /peɪ/ n. To give money or goods for work or service.
pc /pɪk/ n. A computer or electronic device.
pd /pɛd/ n. A person who is a member of a group.
pea /piː/ n. A small green vegetable.
peace /peɪs/ n. A state of tranquility or harmony.
peaceful /peɪsˈfjuːl/ n. A state of being without conflict or violence.
peacefully /ˈpiːsəli/ n. A state of being or action done in a calm and quiet manner.
peach /ˈpeʊʃ/ n. A small, round, red fruit.
peaches /ˈpeʊʃ/ n. A small round fruit with a thin skin and a juicy, sweet flesh.
peacock /pɛkɔːk/ n. A large bird with a long tail and a large head.
peak /peɪk/ n. The highest point or level in a place.
peaks /mʌntəns/ n. A high point in the landscape.
peanut /ˈpɛnəʊt/ n. A small seed of the peanut plant.
peanuts /ˈpɛnədz/ n. A small nut.
pear /peər/ n. A small, round fruit.
pearl /ˈpɛrl/ n. A precious gemstone.
pearls /ˈpeɪrlz/ n. A collection of pearls.
pearson /ˈpɛʊʃən/ n. A publisher of books.
peas /peʊz/ n. A small green vegetable.
peasant /pəˈsənt/ n. A person who works in agriculture.
peasants /ˈpiːzənts/ n. A group of people who grow crops for food.
peck /pɛk/ n. A sharp, quick, or precise strike or blow.
peculiar /pɪˈkʌlɪj/ n. An unusual or strange thing.
pedal /ˈpɛdəl/ n. A small foot or a small step.
pedro /pɛdʁo/ n. A man of the people.
pee /piː/ n. A bodily excretion.
peed /səʊpl/ n. The rate at which something happens or moves.
peeing /piːɪŋ/ n. The act of urinating.
peek /pɛk/ n. A small protrusion or protruding part of something.
peel /peɪl/ n. A thin layer of skin removed from the surface of an organ or body part.
peeled /ˈpiːl/ n. A vegetable or fruit that has been cut into thin slices.
peep /pɛp/ n. A small, quick glance at something.
peeping /piːpɪŋ/ n. A small hole in a wall or window through which one can see into another room.
peer /peɪr/ n. A person who shares a relationship with another person.
peers /peɪrz/ n. Members of a group who share a common interest or activity.
peg /peɡ/ n. A small, flat, square-shaped stone or rock.
peggy /pɪɡɡi/ n. A young girl.
pen /pen/ n. A writing instrument used for writing.
penalty /fɪn/ n. A punishment or restriction imposed on someone.
penance /penaˈseɪ/ n. A punishment or penalty imposed on someone for a crime.
pencil /pɪnˈsɛl/ n. A writing instrument used for drawing or writing.
pencils /pɪnˈkɪlz/ n. A writing instrument used for drawing or writing.
pending /ˈpɛndɪŋ/ n. A request or action that has not yet been completed.
penelope /penˈoːleɪ/ n. A woman who is known for her long hair.
penetrate /ˈpɛn.trəˌteɪt/ n. to go through or into something.
penguin /ˈpɪŋɡən/ n. A bird that lives in water.
penguins /pɪŋɡənz/ n. A species of bird that lives in water.
peninsula /ɪsˈlɛnd/ n. A piece of land surrounded by water.
penis /penis/ n. A male reproductive organ.
penitentiary /peniˈtɪsɪəri/ n. A place where criminals are sentenced to prison.
penn /pen/ n. A small square of land in a town.
pennies /pen-ˈaɪz/ n. A small coin used for payment.
pennsylvania /penˈsɪlɪə/ n. A state in the northeastern United States.
penny /pen/ n. A small coin.
pens /pen/ n. A writing instrument used for writing.
pension /ˈpɪʃn/ n. A monthly payment for retirement.
pentagon /penˈtɒɡəʊn/ n. A five-sided polygon.
penthouse /penˈtʃuːz/ n. A luxury apartment with a large upper floor.
people /pəʊləʊ/ n. A group of people living together.
peoples /pəʊləz/ n. A group of people living together.
pep /pɛp/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
pepe /pɛp/ n. A small, often playful, or sometimes aggressive, animal.
pepper /ˈpɪpər/ n. A plant or vegetable used for seasoning.
peppers /pɪˈpɪrs/ n. A vegetable with many small red or green seeds.
per /pər/ n. A person.
perceive /pərˈsiːb/ n. The act of seeing or understanding something.
perceived /ˌpɪrˈseɪvd/ n. A feeling or impression of something.
percent /per-sent/ n. A percentage or part of a whole.
percentage /pəˈkɑːsɪt/ n. A part of a whole.
perception /pɪrˈspeɪʃn/ n. The process by which the senses receive information about the external world.
percy /ˈpɛr.si/ n. A person who is not a member of the family.
perez /pɛrɪz/ n. A person of high rank or status.
perfect /ˈpɪr.fɛkt/ n. A state of being or doing well.
perfection /ˈpɪr.əʃn.əʊn/ n. A state of being or doing that is complete or flawless.
perfectly /ˌpɪrɪfɪtli/ n. A state of being or doing that is done with great skill or care.
perform /perˈfɔːrm/ n. A specific action or task that is done.
performance /perˈfɔːmənse/ n. A performance of a musical, dramatic, or other artistic work.
performances /perˈfɔːrˌmɛns/ n. A series of events or acts that take place together.
performed /ˈpɜːr.fɪmd/ n. A performance or act.
performer /pəˈmɛnər/ n. A person who performs.
performing /perˈfɔːrɪŋ/ n. The act of doing something or the state of being in the process of doing something.
perfume /ˈpɜːrfuːm/ n. A liquid or solid substance used for scent.
perhaps /ˈpɑːrəʊt/ n. A possibility or chance.
peril /ˈpɪrəl/ n. A dangerous or frightening situation.
perimeter /ˈpɪrɪmɪt/ n. The boundary or edge of a shape.
period /ˈpɪdər/ n. A time period or interval of time.
periods /ˈpɜːrədz/ n. A time period of time.
perish /ˈpɪrɪʃ/ n. Something that cannot be saved or lasts for a long time.
perkins /ˈpɛr.kɪn.s/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
perks /ˈpɜːks/ n. Benefits or advantages offered by a job or position.
permanent /ˈpɛmɪnənt/ n. A lasting or enduring quality or state.
permanently /ˌpɪrˈmænənli/ n. A state of being or action that lasts for a long time.
permission /per-mɛʃn/ n. A legal or administrative right to act or do something.
permit /per-mɛkt/ n. A legal document allowing someone to do something.
permits /ˈpɪr.mɪts/ n. A permission granted by an authority.
permitted /ˌpɪrɪmɪtɪd/ n. A thing that is allowed or legal.
perp /pɜːp/ n. A vertical surface or structure.
perpetrator /ˈpɪr.ə.tə.ʃər/ n. A person who commits a crime.
perry /ˈpærri/ n. A small town in the northeastern United States.
persian /pərˈsiːn/ n. A language spoken by the Persians.
persistent /pɪˈsɪtɪv/ n. enduring or lasting.
person /pəʊn/ n. A human being.
personal /pəˈzɪnəl/ n. A person or individual.
personalities /ˈpɜːrənsəli/ n. A set of characteristics that define an individual.
personality /ˈpɪrənəli/ n. The distinctive traits or characteristics of a person.
personally /ˌpɜːsənəli/ n. A person who lives with you.
personnel /ˈpɜːrnəl/ n. A group of people working together.
persons /pəˈrɛnz/ n. A human being.
perspective /ˈpɪrˌsɛktər/ n. A point of view or viewpoint.
persuade /ˈpɜːsədeɪ/ v. to convince someone to do something.
persuaded /ˈpɜːsjuːd/ v. to convince someone to do or believe something.
persuasive /ˈpɜːsəˌvɪdʒəs/ n. A person who persuades others to do something.
peru /peru/ n. A country in South America.
pervert /ˈpɪrvɜːrt/ n. A person who acts in a way that is morally wrong or contrary to accepted social norms.
perverted /ˈpɪr.vɜːrt/ n. A person who has been sexually deviant or abnormal.
pesos /pɛsɛs/ n. A unit of currency in the Andean region.
pest /peʃt/ n. An animal or object that harms or invades a person or place.
pet /pɛt/ n. A living animal kept for companionship.
petals /ˈpɛtəls/ n. A single flower with five petals.
pete /pɛt/ n. A small animal that humans keep for companionship.
peter /ˈpɛtər/ n. A man who is a pet.
peters /ˈpɛtərz/ n. A person named Peter.
petersburg /ˈpɛtərˌsɜːr/ n. A city in Russia.
peterson /ˈpɛtɚsən/ n. A person who is a peterson.
petition /ˈpɪtʃn/ n. A formal request for something to be done.
petra /ˈpɛtrə/ n. A woman who is a member of the royal family.
petrol /ˈpɛtrəl/ n. A liquid fuel used to power vehicles.
pets /pɛts/ n. A pet animal.
petty /ˈpɛtʃi/ n. A small or insignificant thing.
peyton /ˈpɛtər/ n. A person.
pfft /pɪft/ n. A short, sharp sound made by a person or animal.
phantom /fænəm/ n. A non-physical object or idea that appears to exist.
pharaoh /fəˈrɑːf/ n. A pharaoh is a pharaoh.
pharmaceutical /fər-mə-sə-tə-ə-kə-l/ n. A substance used to treat or prevent disease.
pharmacy /fəˈmɑːrə.sɪ/ n. A place where medicines are sold.
phase /fæʃ/ n. A stage or period in a process.
phd /fɔːd/ n. A doctorate or advanced degree of study.
phenomena /fəˈnɒmənə/ n. A natural or artificial occurrence or event.
phenomenal a very great or wonderful thing.
phenomenon /fəˈnɒmənən/ n. A noticeable occurrence or event.
phew /fɪv/ n. A sound made by a person who is surprised or shocked.
phil /fɪl/ n. A person who is a philosopher.
philadelphia /ˈfɪlɪdɪəli/ n. A city in the United States.
philip /ˈfɪlɪp/ n. A person of the family.
philippe /pɪlɪp/ n. A person of the name Philippe.
philippines /fɪlɪpɪnɨs/ n. A country in Southeast Asia.
phillip /ˈpɪlɪp/ n. A man who is a soldier.
phillips /ˈpɪlɪfɪz/ n. A family of people who live together.
philly /ˈfɪl/ n. A city in Pennsylvania.
philosopher /ˈfɪl.ə.sə.ər/ n. A person who studies or works on philosophy.
philosophy /ˈfɪlɒsɪfɪ/ n. A system of thought that explores the nature of reality and human existence.
phoebe /fəʊbɪ/ n. A woman who is often a character in a story.
phoenix /fəʊʃn/ n. A city in Arizona, USA.
phone /fəʊn/ n. A telephone or mobile communication device.
phoned /fɒn/ n. A device used to call or send messages.
phones /fəʊnəs/ n. A mobile telephone.
phony /fəʊn/ n. A false or fake thing.
photo /ˈpɒθo/ n. A picture or photograph.
photograph /fəʊˈtʃeɡrəft/ n. A picture taken by a camera.
photographed /kəˈpɔːtɪd/ n. A picture taken by a camera.
photographer /fəʊˈtʃɔːr/ n. A person who takes pictures.
photographers /fəʊtəˈdʒeɪərs/ n. A person who takes pictures.
photographs /fəʊˈtʃɔːɡs/ n. A collection of pictures.
photography /fəʊˈtʃeɪrəɡi/ n. The art of taking pictures.
photos /ˈpɒʃəs/ n. A photograph or picture.
phrase /fɪz/ n. A word or sentence that is used to describe a situation or event.
phrases /prɪˈfɛɪz/ n. A phrase or sentence.
phyllis /ˈfɪlɪs/ n. A plant with a long, slender stem and leaves.
physical /ˈpɪʃnəl/ n. A physical characteristic or quality.
physically /ˈfɪʃ.ə.li/ n. A physical object or state.
physician /dɒk/ n. A medical professional who treats patients.
physicist /fɪsɪˈkɛt/ n. A scientist who studies the fundamental principles of nature.
physics /fɪzɪks/ n. The branch of science that studies the fundamental principles of matter and energy.
pi /pɪ/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building used for storage or as a temporary dwelling.
pianist /ˈpiænɪst/ n. A person who plays the piano.
piano /ˈpiːnəʊ/ n. A musical instrument with strings and a keyboard.
picard /pɪˈkɑːrd/ n. A person of French origin.
picasso /pəˈbaːbo/ n. A famous Spanish painter.
pick /pɪk/ n. A tool used for selecting or choosing.
picked /pɛɪk/ n. A person who is selected or chosen.
picking /pɪkɪŋ/ n. The act of selecting or choosing something.
pickle /pɪˈkɛl/ n. A small, pickled food item.
pickled /pɪˈkɛld/ n. A food item preserved by drying, salting, or fermenting.
pickles /pɪˈkɪləks/ n. A small, pickled food item.
picks /pɪk/ n. A small object or item selected from a list.
pickup /pɪˈkɜːp/ n. A vehicle used to transport people or goods.
picky /pɪk/ n. A person who is easily annoyed or upset by small or insignificant things.
picnic /pɪˈkɪn/ n. A gathering of people for a meal outdoors.
picture /ˌpɪtʃər/ n. A picture frame.
pictured /ˈpɪtʃed/ n. A picture or image.
pictures /ˈpɪtʃər/ n. A picture frame or a photograph.
pie /piː/ n. A round, sweet, or savory food.
piece /pɪs/ n. A small unit of a larger object.
pieces /pɪˈziːz/ n. A single unit of a larger group.
pier /ˈpiːər/ n. A structure built on a body of water.
pierce /pɪrɪs/ n. A sharp, penetrating force or action.
pierced /ˈpɪərɪd/ n. A hole or slit in something.
piercing /ˈpɪrɪŋ/ n. A sharp or thin object or line that cuts or pierces something.
pierre /piʁi/ n. A stone or rock.
pies /piːz/ n. A round, sweet, or savory baked good.
pietro /piʊtʃoʊ/ n. A stone or brick used in construction.
pig /pɪɡ/ n. A domesticated animal that lives in a cage or enclosure.
pigeon /bɪrɪd/ n. A small animal that lives in trees or on the ground.
pigeons /bɪdɪz/ n. A group of small animals that fly.
piggy /pɪɡk/ n. A small metal container used for storing coins.
pigs /pɪɡz/ n. A domesticated animal that lives in a group.
pike /pɪk/ n. A large, sharp, or pointed object.
pile /pɪl/ n. A large, heavy object or mass.
piles /ˈpɪləz/ n. A pile of material or objects.
pilgrim /ˈpɪlɪɡər/ n. A person who goes on a religious journey.
pilgrimage /ˈpɪlɡrɪmɪ/ n. A journey to a sacred place for religious or spiritual reasons.
pilgrims /ˈpɪlɡrɪms/ n. A group of people who travel to a place of worship or religious site.
pill /pɪl/ n. A small, round, hard object used to hold liquids or solids.
pillar /ˈpɪlə/ n. A vertical support for a building.
pillow /ˈpɪləʊ/ n. A soft, rectangular object used for sleeping.
pillows /ˈpɪlɪws/ n. A soft, cushioned object used for support or comfort.
pills /pɪlz/ n. A small, soft, round, or pill-shaped object used for medical purposes.
pilot /ˈpɪʌt/ n. A person who flies aircraft.
pilots /ˈpɪləts/ n. A person who flies an aircraft.
pimp /pɪmp/ n. A person who sells drugs.
pin /pɪn/ n. A small, sharp object used to puncture or pierce.
pinch /pɪnʃ/ n. A small, sharp, or tight squeeze.
pinched /pɪnʃ/ n. A small, sharp, or twisted part of something.
pine /pɪn/ n. A tree of the pine family.
pineapple /ˈpɪnəˌplai/ n. A fruit with a yellow, spiky, and somewhat unappetizing skin.
ping /pɪŋ/ n. A short, rapid sound.
pink /pɪŋ/ n. A color.
pinkie /pɪnˈkaɪ/ n. A small pink ball.
pinky /pɪnʃ/ n. A small finger.
pinned /pɪn/ n. A fast-moving object that is attached to something else.
pinpoint /pɪnˈfaɪnt/ n. A specific point or location.
pins /pɪn/ n. A small metal object used to hold a coin.
pint /pɪnt/ n. A unit of volume in the US customary system.
pioneer /ˈpɪnɪə(r)/ n. A person who starts a new business or project.
pip /pɪp/ n. A pipe used for transporting liquids or gases.
pipe /pɪp/ n. A tube used for transporting fluids or gases.
pipeline /ˈpɪlɪnɪd/ n. A pipe or tube used for transporting fluids or gases.
piper /ˈpɪpər/ n. A bird of the family Pipitidae.
pipes /pɪp/ n. A pipe or tube used for conveying fluids or gases.
pirate /ˈpɪrət/ n. A person who smuggles goods or people across international borders.
pirates /ˈpɪrəteɪz/ n. A group of people who steal and destroy property.
piss /pɪs/ n. A small, wet, red, or black, round, or oval-shaped object.
pissed /pɪsɪd/ n. A state of being angry or upset.
pisses /pɪsɪs/ n. A feeling of being unwell or sick.
pissing /ˈpɪsɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a person urinating.
pistol /ˈpɪʃəl/ n. A firearm used for shooting.
pistols /ˈpɪstəʊl/ n. A firearm used for shooting.
pit /pɪt/ n. A hole or depression in the ground.
pitch /pɪtʃ/ n. A flat or surface on which a roof is built.
pitched /ˈpɪtʃ/ v. to place on a surface.
pitcher /ˈpɪtʃər/ n. A container for holding liquids or solids.
pitching /ˈpɪtʃɪŋ/ n. The act of throwing a ball in baseball.
pitiful /ˈpɪtɪfjuːl/ n. A person or thing that is very sad or unfortunate.
pits /pɪts/ n. A hole or depression in the ground.
pitt /pɪt/ n. A city in Pennsylvania.
pittsburgh /ˈpɪtʃɪz/ n. A city in Pennsylvania.
pity /ˈpɪti/ n. A feeling of sadness or regret.
pizza /pɪˈzɪə/ n. A flat, round, or square dish of food.
pizzas /pɪˈzɪə/ n. A flat, round, or rectangular flatbread.
place /pleɪs/ n. A location where people gather or work.
placed /pleɪd/ n. A position or state of being.
placement /pleɪˈsaɪmənt/ n. A position or location where something is placed.
places /pleɪz/ n. A place where people gather or live.
placing /pleɪzɪŋ/ n. A place where something is put or placed.
plague /ˈplæɡ/ n. A disease that causes illness and death.
plain /pleɪn/ n. A flat or level surface.
plains /pleɪns/ n. A flat, rolling landform.
plaintiff /pleɪntfɪf/ n. A person who sues another person.
plan /pleɪn/ n. A plan or scheme for achieving a goal.
plane /pleɪn/ n. A flying machine used for transportation.
planes /pleɪnɪz/ n. A machine used for transportation.
planet /pleɪnɪt/ n. A celestial body orbiting a star.
planets /pleɪˈnɛts/ n. A celestial body orbiting a star.
plank /pleɪk/ n. A flat piece of wood used for construction or as a base.
planned /pleɪnd/ n. A plan or scheme for something to happen.
planner /plænər/ n. A person who plans or organizes activities.
planning /pleɪnɪŋ/ n. The process of deciding on a course of action.
plans /plæn/ n. A plan or scheme for something.
plant /pleʊnt/ n. A plant or organism.
plantation /pleʊˈnɑːʃn/ n. A large area of land used for growing crops or trees.
planted /pleɪnt/ n. A tree or plant that has been planted.
planting /ˈplɑːntɪŋ/ n. The act of planting a new tree or seed.
plants /plejnts/ n. A plant growing in soil.
plaque /pleɪk/ n. A flat, raised surface on a wall or building.
plasma /pleɪˈzæm/ n. A liquid substance that is a component of blood.
plaster /ˈplɑːstər/ n. A material used for covering walls or floors.
plastic /pleʃt/ n. A material used to make containers and other items.
plate /pleɪt/ n. A flat surface on which food is served.
plateau /ˈplætəʊ/ n. A flat, elevated landform.
plates /ˈplɑːts/ n. A flat, round, or oval-shaped dish used for serving food.
platform /pleɪtɪm/ n. A flat or level surface on which objects are placed.
platinum /ˈplætɪmən/ n. A precious metal used in jewelry and electronics.
platoon /pleʊt/ n. A group of soldiers or people working together.
platter /dɪʃ/ n. A flat of food for eating.
plausible /ˈpləʊ.ə.səl/ n. A thing that is likely to happen or be true.
play /pleɪ/ n. A game played with sticks, stones, or other objects.
playboy /ˈplai.buː/ n. A man who is sexually interested in other men.
played /ˈpleɪd/ v. to play a game or act.
player /pɪlɪjər/ n. A person who plays a game.
players /pɪˈlɪtɪz/ n. A person who plays a sport.
playful /ˈplai.fəl/ n. A person who is merry or cheerful.
playground /ˈplaiɡən/ n. A place for children to play.
playin /ˈplai/ n. A game played with sticks and stones.
playing /ˈpleɪɪŋ/ n. A game of action or strategy.
plays /pleɪz/ n. A musical instrument used for making music.
plaza /pleʊz/ n. A public square or open space.
plea /pleɪ/ n. A request or argument made to a person or group to be granted something.
plead /pleɪd/ n. A verbal or written statement of one's belief or opinion.
pleading /ˈplɛdɪŋ/ n. A request for someone to do something.
pleasant /pleʃən/ n. A thing that is pleasant to the senses.
please /pleɪz/ n. A request or invitation.
pleased /ˈhæpi/ n. A state of being happy or satisfied.
pleases /pleɪz/ n. A feeling of satisfaction or happiness.
pleasing /ˈplɪzɪŋ/ n. A state of being happy or satisfied.
pleasure /ˈpljuːzər/ n. A feeling of satisfaction or enjoyment.
pleasures /pleʊˈzɪləz/ n. A feeling of satisfaction or enjoyment.
pledge /ˈplɛdʒ/ n. A promise or commitment to do something.
plenty /pleɪnt/ n. A large amount of something.
plight /ˈplɪθ/ n. A difficult or unpleasant situation.
plot /plɒt/ n. A piece of land or area where people build houses.
plotting /ˈplɒtɪŋ/ n. The act of drawing or writing a plan.
ploy /pɒl/ n. A person who performs a specific task.
pluck /plʌk/ n. A sharp, sharp, sharp, sharp, sharp, sharp, sharp, sharp, sharp, sharp, sharp, sharp, sharp, sharp, sharp
plug /plʌɡ/ n. A device that connects to a power source.
plugged /pleɪɡd/ n. A device that allows a circuit to be connected to a power source.
plum /ˈplʌm/ n. A small, dark green fruit.
plumber /ˈplʌmər/ n. A person who installs plumbing fixtures and pipes.
plumbing /ˈplʌmbɪŋ/ n. A system of pipes and fixtures used for water, waste, and other purposes.
plunge /pleɪnʒ/ n. A sudden and violent downward movement.
plus /pəˈluːs/ n. A quantity of something added to something else.
pluto /ˈplʌto/ n. A planet in the solar system.
pm /pɪm/ n. A time of day.
pneumonia /ˌpɛnˈmiːʃə/ n. A disease of the lungs.
po /pəʊ/ n. A person.
pocket /pəʊkt/ n. A small space or container for holding things.
pockets /pəʊktz/ n. A small space or cavity in a container or object.
pod /pɒd/ n. A small, portable building for temporary housing.
poem /ˈpɒm/ n. A line of text written in a specific style.
poems /ˈpɒmɪz/ n. A collection of lines of verse.
poet /pəʊt/ n. A person who writes poetry.
poetic /ˈpɒɪθɪk/ n. A work of art or prose that evokes emotion or imagination.
poetry /ˈpɒtɪəri/ n. A collection of lines written in verse.
poets /pəʊtəs/ n. A group of people who write poetry.
point /pɔɪnt/ n. A specific location or place.
pointed /pɪntɪd/ n. A line drawn on a surface.
pointing /pɪntɪŋ/ n. A direction or line of sight.
pointless /pɪntəs/ n. A thing that has no value or purpose.
points /pɔɪnts/ n. A point on a surface.
poirot /pəʊˈrɔt/ n. A small, round, or oval-shaped object.
poison /ˈpɒʃn/ n. A poisonous substance or animal.
poisoned /ˈpɒʃnɪd/ n. A substance that causes harm or death.
poisoning /ˈpɒʃnɪŋ/ n. The act of introducing a harmful substance into a system.
poisonous /ˈpɒʃ.nəs/ n. A substance that causes harm or death.
poke /pəʊk/ n. A small, sharp object used for cutting or piercing.
poker /pəʊkər/ n. A card game played with cards.
poking /pɒkɪŋ/ n. A sharp, short, or sudden blow or strike.
poland /pəʊˈland/ n. A country in Europe.
polar /pəˈlɑːr/ n. A region of the Earth where the sun is directly overhead at noon.
pole /pəʊl/ n. A vertical object used for support or transportation.
poles /ˈpɒləs/ n. A vertical pole used for support or decoration.
police /pəˈlɪʃ/ n. A group of people who enforce the law.
policeman police officer: /ˈpɒlɪs ɪfɔːr/ n. A person in uniform who serves as a police officer.
policemen /ˈpɒlɪs/ n. A group of people who enforce the law.
policies /ˈpɒlɪʃnz/ n. Rules or regulations governing an organization or society.
policy /pəˈlɔɪ/ n. A set of rules or regulations governing an organization or society.
polish /ˈpɒlɪʃ/ n. A language spoken by people in Poland.
polished /ˈpɒlɪʃd/ n. A surface that has been made smooth or refined.
polite /ˈpɒlət/ n. A person who is polite.
politely /ˈpɒlətɪli/ n. A way of speaking or behaving that is considered courteous.
political /ˈpɪlɪtɪkəl/ n. A political party or group of people.
politically /ˈpɒlɪtɪkɪl/ n. A position in a government or organization.
politician /ˈpɒlɪ.tʃən/ n. A person who holds public office.
politicians /ˈpɒlɪtɪkənz/ n. A person who holds public office.
politics /ˈpɒl.ɪt.ʃəs/ n. The branch of government concerned with public affairs and decision-making.
poll /pɒl/ n. A survey or examination of a population.
pollen /ˈpɒlən/ n. A substance that causes allergies.
polls /pɒlz/ n. A survey conducted to gather public opinion.
pollution /aɪr/ n. A substance that causes the air to become dirty.
polly /pəˈloʊ/ n. A small, round, or oval-shaped object.
polo /pəˈluː/ n. A sport involving a team of athletes competing in a race.
pond /pɒnd/ n. A body of water.
pong /pɒŋɡ/ n. A game played with paddles.
ponies /pɒnɪz/ n. A domesticated animal with four legs and a single horn.
pony /pɒn/ n. A small, agile animal.
poo /pʊ/ n. A small, dirty, or unpleasant thing.
poof /pɔɪf/ n. A sudden burst of air or sound.
pooh /pəʊh/ n. A small, round, furry animal.
pooja /pʊjə/ n. A religious ceremony or ritual.
pool /pʊl/ n. A body of water where people swim.
pools /pʊˈloʊz/ n. A body of water used for recreation.
poop /pəʊp/ n. A waste product.
poor /pɔːr/ n. A person who is not wealthy.
poorly /ˈpɔːrli/ n. A state of being in a bad condition.
pop /pəʊp/ n. A group of people living together.
popcorn /pəˈpɔːrn/ n. A small, round, white, and crunchy grain of food.
pope /ˈpɒp/ n. A religious leader who leads the church.
popped /pəʊp/ n. A sudden, violent, or sudden movement.
popping /pəʊˈpɪŋ/ n. A sudden, violent, or sudden movement.
poppy /pəʊp/ n. A flowering plant.
pops /pɒps/ n. A small, round, soft, and often sweet food.
popular /ˈpɒpʊ.əl/ n. A thing that is well known or widely liked.
popularity /pəˈpɔːrəˌlɪtə/ n. The degree to which something is liked or desired.
population /pəˈpɒlɪtəns/ n. The number of people living in a place.
por /pɔːr/ n. A small, round, or oval-shaped object.
porch /pɔːrʃ/ n. An open space above a house.
pork /pɔːk/ n. A piece of meat from a pig.
porn /pɔːn/ n. A sexually explicit image or text.
porno /pɔːr.nɪˈtʃiː/ n. A collection of sexually explicit films, books, and other media.
pornography /pɔːrˈnɒɡrəˌtɛi/ n. A collection of sexually explicit stories and pictures.
porridge /pəˈrɪdʒ/ n. A thick, nutritious food made from grains and vegetables.
porsche /pɔʁsɛ/ n. A sports car.
port /pɔːrt/ n. A place where ships dock.
portable /pɔːrˈbɪl/ n. A small, lightweight item that can be carried easily.
portal /pəʊˈtəʊl/ n. A doorway or passage leading to another space.
porter /pəʊr/ n. A person who carries or handles goods or tools.
portfolio /ˌpɔːrˈtɪl/ n. A collection of financial or business investments.
portion /pɔːrʃn/ n. A part of something.
portland /pɔːrˈtɛnd/ n. A city in Washington state.
portrait /ˌpɔːrˈtaɪt/ n. A picture of a person.
portugal /pɔˈrɪɡuːl/ n. A country in Europe.
portuguese /kəˈzə/ n. A building in which people live.
pos /pɒs/ n. A place where people gather.
pose /pəʊz/ n. A position or posture.
posed /ˈpɒʒəs/ n. A person who is in a position to do something.
poses /pəʊz/ n. A position or posture.
posh /ˈpɒʃ/ n. A person of high social standing.
posing /ˈpɒʒɪŋ/ n. A deliberate action or gesture.
position /ˈpɒʒɪʃn/ n. A place or position in a line, row, or column.
positions /ˌpɒˈzɪʃnz/ n. A position in a line, row, or column.
positive /ˈpɒʒɪstɪk/ n. A favorable or favorable condition.
positively /ˌpɒstɪɡwɪli/ n. A state of being or feeling that is favorable or good.
posse /pəʊs/ n. A person who possesses or controls something.
possess /pəʊˈzɛs/ n. A thing that someone has.
possessed /pəʊˈzɛd/ n. A person who has taken control of something.
possession /pəˈzɒʃn/ n. A person or thing that someone has.
possessions /prɪˈdɪʃn/ n. A thing owned by a person or a group of people.
possibilities /pəʊˈsɪbɪlɪtɪzɪz/ n. The various outcomes or scenarios that can occur.
possibility /pəˈzɪbɪlɪtʃ/ n. A chance or opportunity for something to happen.
possible /pəʊˈzɪbl/ n. A possibility or chance of success.
possibly /ˈpəʊʃəl/ n. A possibility or chance of success.
post /pɒst/ n. A building in which people work.
postal /poʊˈzɔːl/ n. A system of mailing letters and packages.
postcard /ˈpɒstkɑːd/ n. A piece of paper with a picture on it.
posted /pəʊst/ n. A post or message sent to a person.
poster /ˈpɔːstər/ n. A large flat piece of paper used for displaying pictures.
posters /ˈpɒstər/ n. A printed image or graphic used for advertising or display.
posting /pɒstɪŋ/ n. A message sent online.
postman /pəʊˈstæn/ n. A messenger who delivers letters.
postmortem /pəʊˈmɔːt/ n. A body after death.
postpone /ˈpɒstɒn/ n. to delay or postpone an action.
postponed /ˈpɒstɪdʒn/ n. A delay or postponement of an event.
posts /pɒst/ n. A building in which people work.
posture /ˈpɔːstəʊ/ n. A state of standing or sitting.
pot /pəʊt/ n. A small container used for holding liquids or small amounts of solids.
potato /pəˈtəʊtə/ n. A tuberous vegetable used as a staple food.
potatoes /pəˈtəʊtəʊz/ n. A tuberous vegetable used as a staple food.
potent /ˈpɔːtənt/ n. A strong or effective quality or state.
potential /pəʊˈtɪʃnəl/ n. The capacity of something to do something.
potentially /ˈpɒtɪsɪwɪlɪt/ n. A possibility or chance of success.
potion /ˈpʌtʃn/ n. A substance used to heal or cure illness.
pots /pɒts/ n. A container for holding liquids or dry goods.
potter /pəʊtər/ n. A person who makes pottery.
pottery /pəˈtɔːr/ n. A type of ceramic object made by hand.
potty /ˈpɔːtɪ/ n. A toilet.
pouch /pʌʃ/ n. A small bag or container.
pound /pʌnd/ n. A unit of weight.
pounding /ˈpʌndɪŋ/ n. A loud, sharp sound made by hitting something with a heavy object.
pounds /ˈpʌŋz/ n. A unit of weight.
pour /pɔʁ/ n. A liquid used to fill containers.
poured /pɔːr/ n. A liquid that is poured into a vessel.
pouring /ˈpɔːrɪŋ/ n. The act of pouring liquid or a substance.
poverty /ˈpɔɪtəri/ n. A state of having very little money or resources.
pow /pɒw/ n. A building in which people live.
powder /ˈpɔːdər/ n. A fine, white, or yellow powder used for various purposes.
powell /ˈpɒwl/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
power /pəʊər/ n. A source of energy.
powered /ɪˈkɛlɪk/ n. A device that provides electrical power.
powerful /ˈpɔːrfəl/ n. A person or thing that is very strong or effective.
powerless /ˈpɔːləs/ n. A state of being unable to do anything.
powers /pəʊərs/ n. A power of the universe.
pr /pr/ n. A person who is a member of a profession.
practical /praktɪkəl/ n. A method or technique that is useful or effective.
practically /praktɪkɪli/ n. A thing that is done or done very well.
practice /prəˈkɑːtʃ/ n. A method of performing a specific action.
practiced /prækˈtɪdɪd/ v. to do something repeatedly or in a specific way.
practices /prəˈzɪtʃəs/ n. A set of activities or methods used to achieve a goal.
practicing /prækˈtɪŋɪŋ/ n. The act of doing something or the habit of doing it.
practise /prɪˈzɪt/ n. A course of activity or skill.
practising /prəˈkɑːtɪŋ/ n. The act of doing something or the process of doing something.
prague /prɑːɡ/ n. A city in central Europe.
prairie /prɑːˈbeɪ/ n. A large grassy plain.
praise /prais/ n. A favorable or complimentary remark.
praised /prəˈzeɪd/ n. A person or thing that is well-liked or highly regarded.
prank /prɑːk/ n. A joke or trick intended to amuse or entertain.
pranks /prɑːks/ n. A series of tricks or jokes performed to amuse or entertain.
pratt /præt/ n. A small, often wooden, boxy structure used for holding food or tools.
pray /prai/ n. A request for a favor or assistance.
prayed /prai/ n. A religious act of offering one's prayers to a deity.
prayer /ˈpræʃər/ n. A religious act of supplication.
prayers /prayɛz/ n. A religious act of supplication.
praying /prayɪŋ/ n. A state of being or action of worshipping God.
preach to speak or teach something as a religion or philosophy.
preacher /prɪˈkɛtər/ n. A person who speaks or teaches about religion.
preaching /prɪˈdʒɪŋ/ n. The act of speaking to a group of people to convey a message.
precaution /prɪˈkjuːʃn/ n. A measure of care or caution to avoid harm.
precautions /prəˈkjuːʃn/ n. A measure of care or caution to avoid harm.
precedent /prɪˈsaɪdənt/ n. A case or example that is used to show how something is done.
precinct /prɪˈkɛns/ n. A group of buildings or structures in a town or village.
precious /prɪˈziːs/ n. A valuable or rare item.
precise /prɪˈsaɪs/ n. A measurement or description that is exact and unambiguous.
precisely /prɪˈzɪk.li/ n. A word or phrase that is exact or precise.
precision /ˌpɪsɪˈkʃn/ n. The degree of accuracy or exactness of something.
predator /prəˈdektə/ n. A living animal that hunts and eats other animals.
predators /prəˈdeɪtərz/ n. Animals that hunt and eat other animals.
predict /prɪdɪkt/ n. A prediction or forecast.
predictable /prɪdɪktəbəl/ n. A thing that can be predicted or determined.
predicted /ˌpɪdɪdɪtɪd/ n. A prediction or forecast.
prediction /prɪdɪkʃn/ n. A forecast or estimate of the future.
prefect /prɪˈfekt/ n. A person in charge of a region or department.
prefer /preʊfər/ n. A feeling of liking something.
preferably /preʊˈfɛʃəli/ n. A thing that is preferred over something else.
preference /priˈfɛʃən/ n. A personal desire or wish.
preferred /preʊfɛnd/ n. A thing that is preferred over others.
prefers /prɪfɪz/ n. A habit or preference for something.
pregnancy /prɪɡˈnænsi/ n. A state of being pregnant.
pregnant /prɪɡnənt/ n. A state of being pregnant.
prehistoric /prɪˈhɪs.tɪk/ n. An era of human history before the advent of agriculture.
prejudice /prɪˈjuːdɪs/ n. A strong feeling of dislike or favor toward a person or thing.
preliminary /prɪˈlɪmɪnɪəri/ n. A preliminary stage or step in a process.
prem /preʊm/ n. A small building or structure.
premature /prəˈmeɪʃuː/ n. A time before the expected time.
premier /prɪˈmiːr/ n. The highest-ranking official or person in a government or organization.
premiere /prɪˈmaɪr/ n. The first performance of a play, opera, or other art form.
premises /prɪˈmɪsɪs/ n. A building or structure that houses people or animals.
preoccupied /prəˈkɒpəʊsɪd/ n. A state of being occupied with something else.
prep /prɪˈpɛd/ n. A word or phrase used to modify another word.
preparation /prɪˈpeɪʃn/ n. The act or state of being ready for something.
preparations /prɪˈpɛɹəˌpeɪʃnɪz/ n. A set of actions or steps taken before a specific
prepare /prɪˈpeɪt/ n. To make or act as if something is ready.
prepared /prɪˈpɛɹdɪd/ n. A state of being ready or prepared for something.
preparing /prɪˈpeɪrɪŋ/ n. The act of preparing something for use.
preposterous /prəˈpɔːstər/ n. Something that is completely false or impossible.
prescott /prɛsˈkɒt/ n. A town in the southwestern United States.
prescribed /prɪˈsɛɪʃd/ n. A rule or instruction given by a person or authority.
prescription /prɪˈspeɪʃn/ n. A written order for a medical treatment.
presence /prəˈnæs/ n. A person or thing that is present.
present /pɛn/ n. A state of being or a state of affairs.
presentation /ˌpɪrˈsɛnʃn/ n. A formal presentation or performance.
presented /ˈpɛn.tɪʃ/ n. A presentation or demonstration.
presenting /ˈpɛnʃɪŋ/ n. A presentation or performance.
presently /ˈpɛnʃəntli/ n. The current state of affairs.
presents /ˈprɪnzəns/ n. A presentation or display.
preserve /ˌpɪrˈsaɪs/ n. To keep or protect something from being destroyed or changed.
preserved /prɪˈzɜːrɪd/ n. A thing that has been kept from being destroyed or changed.
presidency /prɪˈzɪndə.sə/ n. A position in a government.
president /prɪˈzɛnt/ n. A person who serves as the head of a government or organization.
presidential /prɪˈzɪʃnəl/ n. A person who serves as the president of a country.
presidents /prɪˈzɛntʃɪz/ n. A person who serves as the head of a government.
press /ˈprɪz/ n. A person who presses a button.
pressed /ˈprɪsəd/ n. A force applied to something to make it move or change.
pressing /ˈprɪzɪŋ/ n. The action of pressing or applying force.
pressure /ˈprɪˌsɜːr/ n. A force exerted on an object.
pressures /ˈprɪsəʊrz/ n. A force exerted on an object.
prestige /prɪˈstɪɡ/ n. A high level of respect or admiration.
prestigious /prɪˈstɪʃn/ n. A highly regarded or well-known person, place, or thing.
preston /prɪˈstɒn/ n. A small town in the United Kingdom.
presumably /prɪˈsɪblɪt/ n. A word or phrase that is not explicitly stated but is inferred from context.
presume /əˈzɪm/ n. To believe or suppose something is true.
pretend /prɪˈten/ d/ n. A verb meaning to say or do something that is not true.
pretended /prɪˈtenʃd/ n. A fake or false appearance.
pretending /prɪˈtɛndʒɪŋ/ n. the act of pretending to be something else.
pretends /prɪˈtɛndz/ n. A person who pretends to be someone else.
pretentious /prɪˈtenʃn/ n. A person who pretends to be knowledgeable or skilled in a field.
prettier more beautiful: /mɔːˈbɪlɪtər/ n. A person who is more beautiful than another.
prettiest most beautiful: /mjuːˈstɪfɪst/ n. The most beautiful thing.
pretty /prɪt/ n. A beautiful or pleasant appearance.
prevail /prɪˈveɪl/ v. to succeed or be the main factor in a situation.
prevent /prɪˈvent/ n. To stop or stop from happening.
prevented /prɪˈvɛntɪd/ n. A thing that stops something from happening.
preventing /prɪˈvɛntɪŋ/ n. to stop something from happening.
prevents /prɪˈvɛns/ n. to stop or stop something from happening.
preview /prɪˈvaɪz/ n. A short, brief, or preliminary view or presentation.
previous /prɪˈjuːs/ n. A time before something else.
previously /prɪˈvɪsɪdʒ/ n. A time before something else.
prey /prɪwi/ n. A living thing that is hunted or eaten.
price /prɪs/ n. A monetary value for a good or service.
priceless /prɪˈzɪləs/ n. A valuable item that cannot be bought or sold.
prices /prɪˈkaɪz/ n. A price or amount of money.
prick /prɪk/ n. A small sharp object used for puncturing or piercing.
pricks /prɪks/ n. A sharp object used to pierce or puncture.
pride /prɪd/ n. A feeling of being superior to others.
priest /prɪst/ n. A person who serves as a religious leader.
priests /prɪʃɪst/ n. A religious leader who serves as a priest.
primarily /prɪˈmɪθəri/ n. A main or chief part or quality.
primary /ˈprɪmɪəri/ n. The first or most important part of something.
prime /prɪm/ n. A prime number.
primitive /prɪˈmɪtɪv/ n. A primitive or unrefined form of something.
prince /prɪns/ n. A person of high rank in a family or society.
princes /prɪnɪz/ n. A person of high rank in a family or society.
princess /prɪnɪsə/ n. A young woman of noble birth.
princeton /prɪˈnɪʃən/ n. A university in the United States.
principal /prɪnɪʃəl/ n. A person who holds a position of authority or responsibility.
principle /prɪnɪˈʃəl/ n. A fundamental rule or law.
principles /prɪnɪˈkɪləz/ n. Fundamental rules or guidelines that govern behavior.
print /prɪnt/ n. A device used to display information.
printed /prɪntɪnd/ n. A printed word or phrase.
printer /prɪntər/ n. A machine used for printing documents.
printing /prɪntɪŋ/ n. A method of creating text on a surface.
prints /prɪntz/ n. A printed page or document.
prior /priːɪər/ n. A time before something else.
priorities /ˌpɪrɪˈkɪtɪs/ n. The most important things to do.
priority /priˈɪtɪəri/ n. The priority of a task or event.
prison /prɪʃn/ n. A place where criminals are held.
prisoner /prɪˈzɔːr/ n. A person held in custody.
prisoners /prɪˈzɪnərs/ n. A group of people held in a facility for incarceration.
prisons /prɪzɪns/ n. A place where criminals are held.
privacy /prɪˈbɪˌvɪt/ n. A place where people keep their secrets.
private /prɪˈvɪt/ n. A private residence or property.
privately /prɪˈvɪtɪli/ n. A place or situation where one lives without being known.
privilege /prɪˈvɪləs/ n. A special right or advantage enjoyed by someone.
privileged /prɪˈvɪdɪfɪt/ n. A position of advantage or favor.
privileges /prɪˈvɪliːks/ n. A right or advantage granted to a person or group.
priya /priya/ n. A woman.
prize /prɪz/ n. A reward or honor given for a good performance or achievement.
prizes /prizz/ n. A reward or prize given for an achievement.
pro /prəʊ/ n. A person who is a professional.
probability /prəˈbɪˌbɪləti/ n. The likelihood of an event occurring.
probable /ˈpljuːbəl/ n. A state of being or happening that is probable or expected.
probably /prəʊˈbɪlət/ n. A probability or likelihood.
probation /prəˈbɒʃn/ n. A period of time during which a person is allowed to work or study while awaiting a final decision on their sentence.
probe /prəʊb/ n. A tool used to examine or test something.
problem /prəʊˈbɛm/ n. A problem or difficulty encountered.
problems /prəʊˈbɛləms/ n. A problem or difficulty encountered.
procedure /prəˈdʒɪˌkʊː/ n. A method or step in a process.
procedures /prəˈdɪkʃnɪs/ n. A set of rules or steps for accomplishing something.
proceed /prəʊʃ/ n. A course of action or movement.
proceeding /prəʊˈsiːndɪŋ/ n. A step in a series of events or actions.
proceedings /prəʊˈkʌndʒɪs/ n. A series of events or actions that take place in a sequence.
process /prəʊˈses/ n. A series of steps or actions leading to a result.
processed /prəʊˈdɪksɪd/ n. A process or action that changes something.
processes /prəʊˈsesz/ n. A series of actions or steps involved in a task.
processing /pɒsɪˈkɪlɪŋ/ n. The act of performing or handling something.
procession /prəˈsiːʃn/ n. A group of people moving in a line.
proctor /prəˈkɔːr/ n. A person who supervises or tests something.
produce /prɒdʒuː/ n. The act of making or creating something.
produced /prɪˈdʒuːd/ n. A thing made by someone or something made by a machine.
producer /prɪˈdʒɪnɪər/ n. A person who makes or produces something.
producers /prəʊdʒəʊz/ n. A person or group of people who make or sell goods.
produces /pruːdʒɪs/ n. A process or action that results in something.
producing /prɪˈdʒuːtɪŋ/ n. The act of creating or generating something.
product /prɒdʌkt/ n. A manufactured item used for various purposes.
production /prɪˈdʒɪʃn/ n. The act of manufacturing or creating something.
productions /prəʊdʒəʃnz/ n. A collection of items or works created by a person or group.
productive /prəˈdɪktɪv/ n. A productive process or activity.
products /prɒdʌktz/ n. A commodity or item for sale.
profession /prəʊfɛʃn/ n. A trade or occupation.
professional /prəʊʃəʊʃnəl/ n. A person who works in a specific field.
professionally /prəʊʃəʊˈmɛnəl/ n. A job or occupation.
professionals /prəʊfɪʃnəls/ n. A group of people who work together to perform a specific task.
professor /prəʊfɜːsər/ n. A person who teaches.
professors /prəˈfɒsɪsɪzɪz/ n. A person who studies or teaches.
profile /prɒfɪl/ n. A detailed description of a person or thing.
profit /prɪfɪt/ n. A gain or increase in money or value.
profitable /prɪˈfɪtɪbəl/ n. A situation in which a person or business makes money.
profits /prɒfɪts/ n. A sum of money earned by an individual or business.
profound /dɪp/ n. A very large or extensive.
program /prəɡəˈmɒɡ/ n. A set of instructions for a computer to perform a task.
programme /prəˈɡɪːm/ n. A planned series of activities or events.
programmed /prəɡəˈmɒdɪd/ n. A system of instructions that causes a computer to perform a specific task.
programming /prɒɡəˈmeɪtɪŋ/ n. A system of instructions for computers.
programs /prəɡəˈmɒɡəs/ n. A set of instructions or commands for a computer.
progress /prəˈɡrəʊs/ n. A change in the state of things.
progressive /prəˈɡəʊʃv/ n. A trend or movement that advances or improves.
prohibited /prəˈbɪdɪdɪd/ n. A thing forbidden by law or custom.
project /prɒdʒekt/ n. A planned or organized activity or event.
projection /prəʊʒekʃn/ n. A projection of a shape or object onto a surface.
projector /prɪˈdʒektə(r)/ n. A device that projects images onto a surface.
projects /prɒdʒɪstɪks/ n. A planned or organized activity or event.
prom /prəʊm/ n. A place where people gather for entertainment or social activities.
prominent /prəˈmɪnənt/ n. A person or thing that is very noticeable or important.
promise /prɪˈmɒʃn/ n. A promise made by someone to do something.
promised /prəˈmɪʃəid/ n. A promise made by someone to do something.
promises /prəˈmiːz/ n. A promise made by someone to do something.
promising /prəˈmɪʃɪŋ/ n. A thing that is likely to happen or be good.
promote /prəˈmɔːt/ n. To make or cause to happen or take place.
promoted /prəˈmɔːtɪd/ n. A person or thing that has been given special attention or favor.
promoting /prəˈmɔːtɪŋ/ n. The act of encouraging or facilitating the development of something.
promotion /prəˈmɒʃn/ n. A public announcement or event to introduce a new product, service, or person.
prone /prɒn/ n. A condition or state where something is susceptible to change or failure.
pronounce /prəˈnɒʃn/ n. A word spoken by a person.
pronounced /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
pronto /prəˈnʌt/ n. A person who is ready or about to do something.
proof /prɒʊf/ n. A piece of evidence or proof.
prop /prəʊp/ n. A part of a house.
propaganda /prəˈpəɡəndə/ n. A form of communication used to spread ideas or beliefs.
proper /prəʊˈpɔːr/ n. A person who is of a certain rank or status.
properly /prəˈpɔːri/ n. A thing done or done correctly.
properties /prɪˈdɪkʃnɪs/ n. A collection of buildings or structures.
property /prɪˈdɪk/ n. A piece of land or real estate.
prophecy /prəʊˈpəʊ/ n. A future event or prediction.
prophet /prəʊfəʊt/ n. A person who is believed to have received divine revelation.
prophets /prəʊfəts/ n. A group of people who are expected to give divine messages or predictions.
proportion /prəˈpɔʒʃn/ n. A part of a whole or a relationship between two quantities.
proportions /prəˈpɔːʒəʊʃn/ n. The relationship between two or more quantities.
proposal /ˌpɒpʃəʊʃ/ n. A plan or suggestion for something to be done.
proposals /prəˈpɒʃlz/ n. A suggestion or plan for something.
propose /prəˈpɒʒ/ n. to suggest or offer something as a plan.
proposed /prəʊˈdʒəpəs/ n. A proposal or suggestion.
proposing /prəʊˈzɪpɪŋ/ n. A plan or suggestion for something to be done.
proposition /prəˈpʌʃʃn/ n. A statement or idea.
props /prɒps/ n. A piece of furniture or equipment used for daily tasks.
pros /prəʊz/ n. A positive attribute or quality.
prosecute to accuse someone of a crime.
prosecution /prəʊʒəʊʃn/ n. A legal process by which a government investigates and prosecutes a criminal offense.
prosecutor /lɔːˈvɜːr/ n. A person who represents a person in a legal case.
prospect a future opportunity or chance to succeed.
prospects /prəʊʃəst/ n. Potential or chance of success.
prosper /prəʊˈspɜːr/ n. A state of being prosperous or thriving.
prosperity /prəˈspɜːrəti/ n. A state of good financial or economic condition.
prosperous /prəˈspɔːrəs/ n. A state of wealth and good fortune.
prostitute /prōˈstɪtjuːt/ n. A person who engages in prostitution.
prostitutes /prōˈstɪtɪs/ n. A person who engages in prostitution.
prostitution /prəˈkʌstɪʃn/ n. The act of engaging in sexual acts for financial gain.
protect /prəʊˈfɔːt/ n. A measure of strength or power.
protected /prəˈkəʊtɪd/ n. A thing that is kept safe or secure.
protecting /prəʊˈfɔːtɪŋ/ n. A process of safeguarding or defending against harm.
protection /prəˈkʌʃn/ n. A measure of safety or defense against harm.
protective /ˌprəʊˈfɔːtɪv/ n. A thing that protects or safeguards something.
protector /ɡəʊd/ n. A person or thing that protects something.
protects /prəʊˈfɔːks/ n. A thing that prevents or stops something from happening.
protein /prɒbɪn/ n. A substance that provides energy and structural support to living organisms.
protest /prəʊʃt/ n. A public demonstration of dissatisfaction.
protestant /prəʊˈzɛnt/ n. A person who follows the Christian religion of Jesus Christ.
protesting /prəˈtɒsɪŋ/ n. A public demonstration of opposition to a policy, law, or action.
protests /prəʊˈzɪtʃ/ n. A public demonstration of opposition to a government or organization.
protocol /prəˈtɒlət/ n. A set of rules or procedures for handling things.
protocols /prəˈkɒlətɪs/ n. A set of rules or instructions for communication.
prototype /prəˈtaɪtɪv/ n. A model or design used for testing or development.
proud /prʌd/ n. A feeling of being happy or satisfied.
proudly /prʌdʒli/ v. to be proud of.
prove /prɒv/ n. A statement or action that confirms something is true.
proved /prɒvd/ n. A statement or fact that has been verified or confirmed.
proven /pruːvən/ n. A fact or statement that has been verified or accepted as true.
proves /pruːvz/ n. A statement or action that confirms something is true.
provide /prɒvɪd/ n. To supply or give something.
provided /prɪˈvɪdɪd/ n. A thing or service that is given or supplied to someone.
providence /prōvɪdʒə/ n. A promise or guarantee of future good events.
provides /prɪˈvɪdɪs/ n. A thing that gives or supplies something.
providing /prɪˈvɪdɪŋ/ n. A service or action that provides something.
province /prɒvɪnʃi/ n. A region of land within a country.
provincial /prəʊʃnəl/ n. A region of a country.
proving /prɒɪŋ/ n. A process of demonstrating the truth or validity of something.
provisions /prəʊʃnʃn/ n. A supply of food, water, or other necessities.
provoke /trɪɡnaɪər/ n. A stimulus that causes an event to happen.
provoked /prəʊvəʊd/ n. A stimulus that causes a person to act or feel a reaction.
proximity /dɪˈstɪn/ n. The space between two points.
prue /pruː/ n. A person who is a witness or a person who is a witness to something.
pry /prɪ/ n. A short, sharp sound made by a person's teeth.
psst /psst/ n. A sound made by a person to indicate a surprise or a warning.
psych /psj/ n. A mental state or condition.
psyched /psɪdʒ/ n. A substance that induces altered states of consciousness.
psychiatric /psy-ki-tik/ n. A mental health condition or service.
psychiatrist /psik-ah-trist/ n. A medical professional who treats mental disorders.
psychic /psʊkɪk/ n. A state of mind or a supernatural influence.
psycho /ˈpʃiː.so/ n. A state of mind characterized by delusions and irrational thinking.
psychological /psʊkʃəʊʒəleɪt/ n. A mental state or process.
psychologist /psyk-ol-ogist/ n. A person who studies the behavior of the human mind.
psychology /psyk/ n. The study of the mind and behavior.
psychopath /psyk-paθ-əʊp/ n. A person with a mental disorder.
psychotic /psy-ō-tik/ n. A state of mental illness.
pub /pʊb/ n. A place where people gather for entertainment or social activities.
puberty /pʊˈbɜːtə/ n. A period of physical and mental development in children.
public /pʊblɪk/ n. A place where people gather for public events.
publication /pɪʊʃn/ n. A published work or article.
publicity /ˌpjuːˈbɪtəti/ n. The act of advertising or promoting something.
publicly /ˌpʌbɪklɪ/ n. A place where people can meet or interact.
publish /pɪˈbɪt/ n. The act of publishing a book or article.
published /ˌpɪˈbɪlɪtɪd/ n. A publication or document released by a publisher.
publisher /pɪˈbɪlɪtə/ n. A person who publishes books or other works.
publishing /pɪˈbɪtʃɪŋ/ n. The act of publishing a book or other work.
puck /pʌk/ n. A round, smooth object used in games.
pudding /səʊp/ n. A thick, liquid food made from cooked vegetables and other ingredients.
puddle /ˈpʌdʒl/ n. A small body of water.
puerto /pʊˈtɜːr/ o/ n. A place in the Caribbean where people live.
puff /pʊf/ n. A small, soft, or fluffy object.
puke /pʊk/ n. A small, often unseasoned, piece of meat.
pull /pʊl/ n. A force applied to an object.
pulled /pʊl/ n. A force applied to an object.
pulling /pʊˈlɪŋ/ n. The action of pulling or pulling.
pulls /pʊləs/ n. A force or motion that causes something to move.
pulp /pʌl/ n. A soft, fibrous material used in food processing.
pulse /pʊl/ n. A rapid, involuntary contraction of the heart.
pump /pʌm/ n. A machine used for pumping liquids or gases.
pumped /pʌm/ n. A device used to pump liquids or gases.
pumping /ˈpʌmɪŋ/ n. A machine or device used to move liquid or gas.
pumpkin /pʌmˈkɪn/ n. A round, orange fruit.
pumps /pʌmz/ n. A machine used to move water.
pun /pʌn/ n. A word or phrase that is not a noun.
punch /pʌŋk/ n. A punchline or a punchline.
punched /pʌndʒ/ n. A punch or a blow.
punches /pʌŋkɪz/ n. A punch or blow.
punching /pʌʃnɪŋ/ n. The act of striking or hitting someone.
puncture /ˈpʌntʃər/ n. A small hole or slit in something.
punish /pɪnʃ/ n. To inflict a penalty or harm upon someone.
punished /ˈpʌnɪʃt/ n. A person who has been given a fine or penalty.
punishing /ˈpʌnʃənɪŋ/ n. A penalty or consequence imposed on someone for an action.
punishment /pɪnʃən/ n. A penalty or consequence imposed on someone for an offense.
punk /pʌŋk/ n. A subculture of the 1970s characterized by anti-establishment attitudes and DIY aesthetics.
punks /pʌnks/ n. A group of people who wear punk clothing.
pup /pʊp/ n. A young child.
pupil /stjuːd/ n. A person who studies.
pupils /stjuːdɪləʊz/ n. Students in a school.
puppet /pʊt/ p/ n. A mechanical or living figure controlled by a human.
puppets /ˈpʌptəs/ n. A small, often mechanical, figure used for entertainment.
puppies /ˈpjuːps/ n. young dogs.
puppy /pʌp/ n. A young animal that is usually a pet.
purchase /pɔːs/ n. A transaction of money for goods or services.
purchased /pɜːsənd/ v. to buy.
pure /pjuː/ n. A quality of being unadulterated or free from contamination.
purely /ˈpʌri/ n. A part of something that is not true or real.
purgatory /hɛl/ n. A place of eternal suffering.
purge /ˈpɜːrɡ/ n. A sudden or violent removal of something from a place.
purity /ˈpjuːrəti/ n. A state of being free from evil or corruption.
purple /ˈpʌrdz/ n. A color of the sky.
purpose /ˈpɜːrɪs/ n. The function or role of something.
purposes /ˈpʌrəʊz/ n. The function or use of something.
purse /pəʊʃ/ n. A small bag or pouch for holding money.
pursue to act or be inclined to do something.
pursued /səˈrɪʃ/ n. A search for something.
pursuing to pursue: /pɜːsɪŋ/ v. to act in a way that leads to a desired result.
pursuit /pɜːsɪt/ n. A deliberate action or attempt to achieve a specific goal.
push /pʊs/ n. A force applied to an object.
pushed /pʊs/ n. A force applied to an object.
pushes /pʊs/ n. A force applied to an object.
pushing /pʊʃɪŋ/ n. A force applied to an object.
pushy /pʌʃ/ n. A person who is very persistent or obstinate.
puss /pʌs/ n. A small, furry animal.
pussies /pʌs/ n. Small, furry animals often found in folklore or cartoons.
pussy /pʌsɪ/ n. A small, often dirty, female genitalia.
pussycat /pʌsˈkæt/ n. A small, round, furry animal.
put /pʊt/ n. A place where something is placed.
puts /pʊt/ n. To place or put something into a container.
putting /pʌtɪŋ/ n. A place where something is put.
puzzle /pəʊˈzɔːl/ n. A puzzle or riddle.
puzzles /ˈpʌzəls/ n. A collection of riddles or challenges to test knowledge.
pyramid /ˈpɪrəmənd/ n. A pyramid-shaped building.
pyramids /ˈpɪrəməɪz/ n. A pyramid-shaped structure used for storage or ceremonial purposes.
python /prɪˈθɒn/ n. A programming language.
Q
q /q/ n. A person who is a member of a group.
qi /kɪ/ n. A person who is intelligent or clever.
qin /qīn/ n. A mountain in China.
qing /qīng/ n. A person who is in love.
qu /kwa/ n. A small, flat building in which people sleep.
quack /kwaʊk/ n. A bird that makes a high, sharp, and often irritating sound.
quadrant /kwəˈdʌrənt/ n. A four-sided area of space.
qualifications /kwalɪfɪkeɪʃn/ n. A set of skills, knowledge, or experience that makes someone competent or capable.
qualified /kwɔːˈliːt/ n. A person who has passed a test or exam.
qualify /ˈkwalɪf/ v. to make or become suitable for a particular purpose.
qualities /ˈkwalɪtɪəs/ n. A characteristic or attribute of something.
quality /ˈkwɔːrəli/ n. A characteristic or attribute of something.
quantity /ˈkwɒnti/ n. A measure of amount or quantity.
quantum /kwəˈnɔːm/ n. A fundamental unit of matter and energy.
quarantine /kwarəˈnæn/ n. A period of time during which a person or place is kept away from others to prevent the spread of disease or other harmful agents
quarrel /kwarəʊl/ n. A dispute or argument between people.
quarry /mɪnɪŋ/ n. A place where minerals are extracted.
quarter /kwɔːr/ n. A quarter of a mile.
quarterback /kwɔːrˈbæk/ n. A football player who controls the ball during a game.
quarters /kwɔːrθ/ n. A building in which people live.
que /kwɛ/ n. A small, often wooden, structure used for storage or as a temporary shelter.
queen /kwɛn/ n. A monarch or ruler.
queens /kwɪn/ n. A royal family or a group of people of equal status.
queer /kwɜːr/ n. A person who is not heterosexual.
quentin /kwen'tin/ n. A person who is a quentin.
quest /kwɛst/ n. A journey or adventure undertaken for a purpose.
question /kwɛʃn/ n. A question or inquiry.
questionable /kwəˈzjənbl/ n. A person or thing that is not fully true or certain.
questioned /ˈkwɪʃən/ n. A person who has been asked or questioned.
questioning /ˈkwɪʃnɪŋ/ n. A process of questioning someone.
questions /kwɛstʃn/ n. A question or query.
queue /kwɔːk/ n. A line of people waiting for something.
quick /kwɪk/ n. A short period of time.
quicker /fəˈsaɪər/ n. A thing that happens or occurs more quickly than something else.
quickly /kwɪˈkɪli/ n. doing something very fast.
quid /kwiːd/ n. A unit of currency.
quiet /kwɪt/ n. A place of peace and stillness.
quieter /kwaɪˈtiːər/ n. A place that is quieter than the surrounding area.
quietly /kwɪtɪli/ n. A state of being without noise or disturbance.
quinn /kwɪn/ n. A person of the family of the king.
quit /kɪt/ v. To leave or abandon.
quite /kwaɪt/ n. A degree of certainty or agreement.
quits /kwaɪt/ v. to leave or abandon.
quitting to leave a job or position.
quiz /kwaɪz/ n. A test or examination.
quo /kwaʊ/ n. A word or phrase used to express a question or a request.
quota /kwaːtə/ n. A number of people or items that must be admitted to a group.
quote /kwiːt/ n. A quotation or expression of a person's opinion.
R
r /r/ n. A letter in the alphabet.
ra /rə/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
rabbi /rəˈbɪ/ n. A religious leader who teaches and interprets the Torah.
rabbit /rəˈbɔːb/ n. A small mammal with four legs.
rabbits /rəˈbɪtʃ/ n. Small domesticated animals that live in packs.
rabies /rəˈbeɪs/ n. A contagious disease caused by the rabies virus.
raccoon /dɒɡ/ n. A domesticated animal that lives with humans.
race /rəʊs/ n. A group of people of the same race.
races /ræks/ n. A group of animals or people living together.
rachel /rəˈkeɪl/ n. A woman.
racial /ræʃ/ n. A group of people of the same racial origin.
racing /ræʃɪŋ/ n. A fast-moving vehicle or sport.
racism /rəˈkɪmɪs/ n. A system of prejudice and discrimination based on race.
racist /rəˈkɪst/ n. A person who believes that certain groups of people are inherently inferior to others.
rack /ræk/ n. A shelf or stand for holding items.
racket /ˈreɪkt/ n. A piece of equipment used in sports to hit a ball.
radar /rəˈdɑːr/ n. A device that detects and locates moving objects.
radha /rəˈdʒə/ n. A goddess of the earth and water.
radiant /rəˈdɪənt/ n. A source of light.
radiation /rəˈdeɪʃn/ n. A form of energy that can travel through space.
radiator /rəˈdɪtəriə/ n. A device used to cool a room.
radical /rəˈdɪkəl/ n. A word or phrase that is not a root of another word.
radio /raɪəʊ/ n. A device that transmits sound waves.
radioactive /rəˈdɪʃəbɪl/ n. A substance that emits radiation.
radios /rəˈdaɪz/ n. A radio device used for broadcasting sound.
radius /rəˈdɪj/ n. The distance from the center of a circle to its edge.
rae /ræ/ n. A person of Japanese descent.
raf /ræf/ n. A building in which people sleep.
rafael /rəˈfəʊl/ n. A man of the family.
raft /ræft/ n. A piece of wood used for building a boat.
rag /rɑːɡ/ n. A long, thin, flexible, and often stringy material used for tying or binding.
rage /æɡər/ n. A feeling of intense displeasure or hostility.
raging /ræɡɪŋ/ n. A violent or aggressive act of fighting.
ragnar /rɑːnɡər/ n. A legendary Norse god of thunder and lightning.
rags /ræɡs/ n. A pile of discarded clothing or debris.
rahul /raʊl/ n. A person of Indian origin.
raid /rɪd/ n. A sudden attack or assault.
raided /rəˈeɪdɪd/ n. A place where a building has been destroyed or damaged.
raids /ˈreɪdz/ n. A sudden attack or assault on a building or structure.
rail /ræɪl/ n. A railway line or track.
railroad /rəˈliːd/ n. A line of tracks for trains.
rails /ræls/ n. A metal wire used for supporting structures.
railway /rɪˈleɪv/ n. A line of tracks for trains.
rain /reɪn/ n. A natural phenomenon of water falling from the sky.
rainbow /raɪnˈbʊw/ n. A collection of colors.
rained /rɪn/ n. A natural occurrence of water falling from the sky.
raining /rɪn/ n. A continuous stream of water falling from the sky.
rains /ræɪn/ n. A continuous stream of water falling from the sky.
rainy /raɪn/ n. A period of time when it is raining.
raise /raɪz/ n. To lift or increase something.
raised /raɪsənd/ n. A place where something is elevated or placed.
raises /raɪz/ n. A vertical movement of an object or person.
raising /raɪzɪŋ/ n. The process of raising someone.
raj /rəʒ/ n. A person who is a member of a tribe.
raja /rəˈjə/ n. A king or ruler.
raju /rəʊjə/ n. A person.
rake /ræk/ n. A tool used for digging or pulling.
rally /rəˈli/ n. A group of people who work together to achieve a common goal.
ralph /rælp/ n. A man of the family.
ram /ræm/ n. A small animal with four legs.
rama /ræm/ n. A branch of a tree.
ramen /ræmən/ n. A Japanese noodle dish.
ramirez /rɑˈmiːz/ n. A person of the surname Ramirez.
ramon /ræmən/ n. A man of the family.
ramona /ræmˈoʊnə/ n. A woman of the Ramona tribe.
ramp /ræmp/ n. A sloping surface for walking.
ramsay /ræmˈseɪ/ n. A town in the United Kingdom.
ramsey /ræmˈsiː/ n. A town in the United Kingdom.
ran /rʌn/ n. To move or travel quickly.
ranch /rænʃ/ n. A farm or farmstead.
rand /rænd/ n. A random number or event.
randall /rændl/ n. A person named randall.
randolph /rændˈlɔːf/ n. A person who is a member of the family of the king.
random /rændəm/ n. A random number or event.
randomly /rændˈmɪdʒi/ n. A random or unpredictable event.
randy /rændi/ n. A person who is not a member of a family.
rang /ræŋ/ n. A musical instrument used to make noise.
range /ræng/ n. A range of distances or a range of values.
ranger /ræŋər/ n. A person who hunts or guards animals.
rangers /ræŋzər/ n. A person who protects or manages a forest.
rank /ræŋk/ n. A position in a hierarchy or a place in a list.
ranks /ræŋk/ n. A position in a hierarchy or a place in a sequence.
ransom /rɑːˈnɒm/ n. A payment given in exchange for the surrender of a person or property.
rao /rəʊ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
raoul /rəʊl/ n. A man of the rabble.
rap /ræp/ n. A musical genre characterized by rap lyrics and rhythmic drumming.
rape /rəˈpeɪ/ n. A sexual act of force, coercion, or other methods of sexual violence.
raped /rəˈpeɪd/ n. A person who has been sexually assaulted.
raphael /ræfəˈlɛʊt/ n. A person named Raphael.
rapid /ræp/ n. A fast or quick movement or process.
rapidly /məʊvɪŋ/ n. A movement or action of moving.
raping /ræpɪŋ/ n. A violent act of hitting someone with a weapon.
rapist /rəˈpɪst/ n. A person who performs rap music.
rapping /ræpɪŋ/ n. A musical style of singing and speaking.
raquel /rəˈkwl/ n. A woman of the upper class.
rare /rɑːn/ n. A rare or uncommon thing.
rarely /rəˈniːli/ n. A thing that happens infrequently.
rascal /rəˈskəl/ n. A person who is cunning or deceitful.
rascals /rəˈskɑːl/ n. A group of people who are not of the same race.
rash /rɑːʃ/ n. A sudden, painful, or painful-looking bump or swelling.
raspberry /ræˈspɪəri/ n. A small red fruit.
rat /ræt/ n. A small mammal that lives in burrows.
rate /rɑːt/ n. A measurement of value or worth.
rates /ˈreɪts/ n. A rate of money or a percentage.
rather /rəʊˈtəʊ/ n. A word or phrase that means something different from what it sounds like.
rating /ˈreɪtɪŋ/ n. A measure of quality or value.
ratings /ˈreɪtɪz/ n. A measure of quality or value.
ratio /raʒi/ n. A proportion or relationship between two quantities.
ration /fəʊd/ n. A meal consisting of food.
rational /rəʊˈzeɪʃn/ n. A principle or method of thinking that leads to logical conclusions.
rations /fəʊd/ n. A food item or meal.
rats /rɑːts/ n. A small mammal that lives in burrows.
rattle /ˈreɪtl/ n. A short, rapid, and often jarring sound.
rattles /ˈrætlz/ n. A series of small, irregularly spaced, and often rattling objects.
rattling /ˈreɪtlɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a rattling insect.
raul /ruːl/ n. A person who works in the construction industry.
rave /rəʊv/ n. A loud party or concert.
raven /bɜːrd/ n. A small animal that flies.
ravi /rəˈvi/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
raving /rævɪŋ/ n. A person who talks excessively.
raw /rɔːv/ n. A raw or uncooked food item.
ray /reɪ/ n. A line of light or a ray of light.
raylan /rəˈlæn/ n. A person who is a ray of light.
raymond /ræɪmɛnd/ n. A person of the name Raymond.
rayna /reɪnə/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
rays /rɔɪz/ n. A beam of light.
razor /rəʒər/ n. A sharp blade used for cutting.
re /rɛ/ n. A verb meaning to return or return to.
reach /reɪk/ n. A distance from one place to another.
reached /rɛdʒɪd/ n. A place where something has come to be.
reaches /rɪdʒɪz/ n. A place where one can go to get something.
reaching /rɛtʃɪŋ/ n. A position or state of being near something.
react /rɛkt/ n. A programming language used for building user interfaces.
reacted /rɛkˈteɪd/ n. A reaction to something.
reacting /rɛkˈtɪŋ/ n. A state of being or doing something in response to something else.
reaction /rɛkʃn/ n. A change in state or behavior.
reactions /rɪˈkeɪʃn/ n. A change in state or appearance of a substance.
reactor /rɛkʃər/ n. A machine that produces energy.
read /rɛd/ n. A book or piece of paper for reading.
reader /ˈriːdər/ n. A person who reads.
readers /ˈreɪdərz/ n. A group of people who read.
reading /ˈriːdɪŋ/ n. A book or piece of paper for reading.
readings /ˌriːˈdeɪdɪŋz/ n. A collection of data points or measurements.
reads /rɛɪdz/ n. A word that is read aloud.
ready /rɛdi/ n. A state of being prepared or completed.
reagan /riˈeɡən/ n. A conservative politician who served as the 42nd President of the United States.
real /riːəl/ n. A person who is honest and truthful.
realise /riˈzɪl/ v. to make clear or understood.
realised /riˈzɪlɪd/ v. to become clear or understood.
realistic /rɪˈzɪʃ/ n. A depiction or representation that closely resembles reality.
reality /rɪˈæləti/ n. The underlying truth or fact underlying a situation.
realize /rɪˈzɪl/ v. to become aware of or understand.
realized /rɪˈzɪlɪd/ v. to become clear or understood.
realizes /rɪˈzɪləz/ v. to become aware of or understand.
realizing /rɪˈzɪlɪŋ/ v. To become aware of or understand something.
really /rɪˈzɪl/ n. A very great or wonderful thing.
realm /riːm/ n. A kingdom or state of gods.
reap /riːp/ n. To harvest crops.
reaper /riːˈpeɪər/ n. A person who kills a specific animal or plant.
rear /reə/ n. A part of a building or structure that is behind it.
reason /rɛʃn/ n. A cause or motive for an action.
reasonable /rɪˈzɪʃən/ n. A thing that is justifiable or appropriate.
reasonably /rəʊˈnɪʃəli/ n. A person who is reasonable.
reasoning A place where people live.
reasons /rɛnz/ n. Reasons or causes for an event.
reassure /rɪˈzɜːr/ n. To make someone feel safe or confident.
reassuring /rɪˈzɪrɪŋ/ n. A thing that makes someone feel safe and comfortable.
rebecca /riˈbɛkə/ n. A woman.
rebel /rɪˈbɛl/ n. A person who opposes the government or a leader.
rebellion /rɪˈbɪləʃn/ n. A group of people who act against the government or authority.
rebels /rɪˈbɛləz/ n. A group of people who refuse to obey the law.
reborn /rɪˈbɔːn/ n. A person who has been born again.
rebound /rɪˈbɒnd/ n. A return to a previous position or state.
rebuild /rɪˈbɪl/ n. A construction project to restore or repair a building.
rebuilt /rɪˈbʌlt/ n. A building that has been restored or renovated.
recall /məˈjɪməri/ n. A collection of past events or experiences.
receipt /riːˈsɛpt/ n. A document containing information about a purchase or sale.
receipts /riːˈsɛpʃ/ n. A document containing information about money received.
receive /rɪˈsaɪəns/ n. To accept or take something as a gift or benefit.
received /rɪˈdʒɪn/ n. A person who receives something.
receiver /riˈkɛvər/ n. A person who receives something.
receives /rɪˈsaɪvz/ n. A person who receives something.
receiving /rɪˈsaɪəbɪŋ/ n. The act of receiving something.
recent /rɪˈkɛnt/ n. A period of time that has passed since the last one.
recently /rɛˈkɛntli/ n. A period of time that has passed since the last mentioned time.
reception /rɪˈspɪʃn/ n. A place where people meet or wait for something.
receptionist /riˈpɛʃnɪst/ n. A person who handles the reception of visitors.
recess /rɪˈsɛs/ n. A small area of space within a room or building.
recipe /riˈkɛp/ n. A set of instructions for preparing a dish.
recipes /riˈkɛpʃəs/ n. A collection of instructions for preparing food.
recital /rɪˈkɪtəl/ n. A formal performance of a musical work.
recite /rɪˈkaɪt/ n. A word or phrase that is repeated aloud.
reckless /rɛkˈlɛʃ/ n. A person who acts without regard for consequences.
reckon /rɛkʌn/ v. To estimate or calculate.
reclaim /rɪˈkɒl/ n. To restore or regain something previously lost or damaged.
recognise /rɪɡˈnɪʃ/ v. to make or become known or understood.
recognised /rɪɡˈnɪʃn/ n. A thing that is acknowledged or recognized.
recognition /rɪˈkɒɡəʊʃn/ n. The act of recognizing something as something else.
recognize /rɪɡˈnɪʃ/ n. To identify or determine the identity of something.
recognized /rɪˈkɒɡəns/ n. A person who has been officially acknowledged or approved.
recognizes /rɪɡˈnɪz/ n. A person who is able to recognize something.
recommend /rekˈəˈmɛnɪd/ n. A suggestion or advice given to someone.
recommendation /rɛmɪˈkʌnʃən/ n. A suggestion or advice given by someone.
recommended /rɛmɛndɪdɪd/ n. A suggestion or recommendation given by someone.
recon /rɛkɒn/ n. A building or structure used for protection or defense.
reconsider /rɪˈkɒnˌsɛr/ n. A reconsideration of a decision or opinion.
reconstruction /rɪˈkʌsɪʃn/ n. A process of rebuilding a damaged structure.
record /rɛkɔːd/ n. A written record of an event or action.
recorded /rɪˈkɒdɪd/ n. A recording of a sound or image.
recorder /rɪˈkɒdər/ n. A person who records events.
recording /rɪˈkɒdʒɪŋ/ n. A recording of a sound or image.
recordings /rɪˈkɒdɪŋz/ n. A recording of a sound or image.
records /rɪˈkɒks/ n. A collection of written documents or data.
recover /rɪˈkɒvər/ v. to restore or return to a previous state.
recovered /rɪˈkɒvənd/ n. A person who has been returned or restored.
recovering /rɪˈkɒvərɪŋ/ n. The process of returning to a previous state or condition.
recovery /rɪˈkɒvəri/ n. A period of time after an illness or injury when the body heals.
recreate /rɪˈkriːk/ n. To make something appear as it was before.
recruit /rɪˈkjuːt/ n. A person who is trained to be employed by a company.
recruited /rɪˈkʌrɪdɪd/ v. to attract or recruit for a job.
recruiting /rɪˈkʌtɪŋ/ n. The process of finding and hiring suitable candidates for a job.
recruits /rɪˈkjuːtɪs/ n. A person trained to perform a specific task.
recycling /rɪˈkɪlɪŋ/ n. The process of collecting and reusing materials to create new products.
red /red/ n. A color.
redeem /rɪˈdiːm/ v. to make whole again.
redemption /rɪˈnaʊnl/ n. A process of restoring or renewing something.
redhead /riːˈdeɪd/ n. A person with red hair.
reds /red/ n. A color or a person who is red.
reduce /rɪˈduːd/ n. A decrease in quantity or amount.
reduced /rɪˈdʌktɪd/ n. A decrease in size or amount.
reduction /rɪˈdʒeɪʃn/ n. A decrease in quantity or amount.
reed /riːd/ n. A plant with a long, slender stem and leaves.
reef /riːf/ n. A large, flat body of water covered with coral or other marine life.
reel /riːl/ n. A strip of paper or a strip of fabric.
reese /riˈziːs/ n. A person of the family of a man named Reese.
reeves /riːvəs/ n. A person who manages a river or a body of water.
refer /rɪfɪr/ n. A reference to something or someone.
referee /rɪˈfɪʃər/ n. A person who officiates a game or event.
reference /rɪfɜːrəns/ n. A reference to something or someone.
references /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
referred /rɪfɪrd/ n. A person or thing that is mentioned or referred to.
referring /rɪfɪrɪŋ/ n. A word or phrase that refers to something else.
refers /rɪfɪz/ n. A word or phrase that points to another word or phrase.
refill /wɛtər/ n. A liquid used for drinking or cleaning.
refined /rɪfɪnd/ n. A person who has been thoroughly educated and trained.
reflect /rɪfɪlk/ n. A mirror that reflects images.
reflected /rɪfɪlkənt/ n. A reflection of something.
reflection /rɪfɪˈleɪʃn/ n. A mirror or surface that reflects images.
reflects /rɪfɪkts/ n. A mirror that shows a reflection of something else.
reflex /rɪfɪks/ n. A bodily movement or reaction to an external stimulus.
reform /rɪˈfɔːm/ n. A change in a system or practice.
refrain /rɪˈfrɪn/ n. A command to stop speaking or doing something.
refresh /rɪfɪf/ n. A state of being refreshed or revitalized.
refreshing /rɪfɪðɪŋ/ n. A state of being or feeling refreshed.
refrigerator /rɪfɪɡrɪˈfeɪtər/ n. A machine for storing and serving food.
refuge /rɪfjuː/ n. A place where people can escape danger.
refugee /pəʊrən/ n. A person who is displaced or has fled a country.
refugees /rɪfjuːz/ n. A person or group of people displaced by war, persecution, or other force.
refund /rɪˈfɔːnd/ n. A payment made to return money.
refuse /rɪˈfjuːs/ n. A refusal or rejection of something.
refused /rɪˈfʌst/ n. A decision not to accept or agree to something.
refuses /rɪˈfjuːz/ n. A refusal or denial of something.
refusing /rɪˈfjuːnɪŋ/ n. A refusal or denial of something.
reg /rɪɡ/ n. A person who is a member of a group.
regain /rɪɡɪn/ v. to recover or restore.
regained /rɪˈkɒdɪd/ n. A state of being restored or recovered.
regard /rɪɡɑːd/ n. A person or thing that is considered important or significant.
regarded /rɪɡˈdɜːd/ n. A person who is considered to be of a certain quality or character.
regarding /rɪɡˈdɜːrɪŋ/ n. A matter of interest or concern.
regardless /rɪɡˈɹɪndəs/ n. A principle or rule that does not depend on any particular circumstance.
regards /rɪɡəʊz/ n. A person who is interested in or concerned about something.
regent /rɪˈɡɛnt/ n. A person who is in charge of a person's affairs.
reggie /rɪɡ/ n. A person.
regime /ɡəˈmɪʃn/ n. A system of political power.
regiment /rɪˈɡɪmɪnt/ n. A group of soldiers or a unit of troops.
regina /rɪɡə/ n. A woman.
region /riːɡʃn/ n. A geographic area where people live.
regional /rɪɡʃn/ n. A geographic area with a distinct culture, language, or climate.
regions /riːɡʃn/ n. A geographic area or zone.
register /rɪˈɡɛstər/ n. A place where people sign up for services or events.
registered /rɪˈɡɛɪʃt/ n. A person who has been officially registered for a service or activity.
registration /rɪˈɡɪʃn/ n. A formal declaration of one's identity or status.
registry /rɪɡɪstəri/ n. A list of people or things that are recorded.
regret /rɪɡˈɛt/ n. A feeling of sadness or disappointment.
regrets /rɪɡˈrɛts/ n. A feeling of sadness or disappointment.
regretted /rɪɡˈrɛt/ n. A feeling of sadness or disappointment.
regular /rɪɡˈɪʃ/ n. A person who is not sick or injured.
regularly /ˌrɪɡˈlɪdʒi/ n. A habit or practice that is done consistently over time.
regulation /rɪˈɡʌleʃn/ n. A law or rule governing behavior or actions.
regulations /rɪˈɡɪləʃn/ n. Laws or rules governing an area or system.
rehab /rɪˈbæk/ n. A process of healing or restoring a person or property.
rehabilitation /rɪˈhæbɪˌlɪʃn/ n. The process of restoring a person or property to its original condition.
rehearsal /riˈhɪrˌsəl/ n. A rehearsal for a performance.
rehearsals /rɪˈhɪrˌsɛlɪz/ n. A rehearsal for a performance.
rehearse /rɪˈhɪs/ n. A rehearsal is a practice session for a performance.
rehearsing /rɪˈhɪʃɪŋ/ n. A rehearsal or practice session for a performance.
reich /riːk/ n. A region in Germany.
reid /riːd/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
reign /riːn/ n. A period of time when a person or group holds power.
reindeer /rɪnˈdiːər/ n. A white, woolly animal that lives in the Arctic.
reinforcements /riːˈnɪfɪkəns/ n. A group of people or equipment to assist in a fight or action.
reject /rɛkʃ/ n. A decision to refuse or deny something.
rejected /rɛkʃən/ n. A decision to reject something.
rejection /rɪˈkʌʃn/ n. The act of being rejected or the act of being rejected.
rejoice /jəʊ/ n. A feeling of happiness or satisfaction.
relate /rəˈleɪt/ n. To connect or link two things.
relation /rɪˈlɪʃn/ n. A connection or association between two or more things.
relations /rɪˈlɪvɪʃn/ n. The connections between people or groups.
relationship /riˈlɪʃn/ n. A connection between two or more people.
relationships /riˈliːvəns/ n. A connection between people.
relative /rɪˈvɛlɪtɪ/ n. A person related to another by blood, marriage, or adoption.
relatively /rɪˈlɪdʒəli/ n. A relative or relative term.
relatives /rɪˈlɪtɪs/ n. A person related to another person.
relax /rəˈlæks/ n. A state of being at ease or comfortable.
relaxed /rəˈlæks/ n. A state of being calm or untroubled.
relaxing /rəˈlæks/ n. A state of being or doing that involves a feeling of ease or tranquility.
relay /riˈli/ n. A device or system that connects two or more parts of a network.
release /riːˈzɪl/ n. The act of letting something out or the act of releasing something.
released /riːˈlaɪdɪd/ n. A release of a product or service.
releases /rɪˈlaɪzəs/ n. The act of releasing something.
releasing /rɪˈlɛɪʃɪŋ/ n. The act of letting something out or the process of releasing something.
relentless /ˈjuːndɪl/ n. A person or thing that cannot be forced to change its course or behavior.
relevant /rɪvɛnt/ n. A thing that is important or significant.
reliable /rɪˈlaɪəbl/ n. A person or thing that is dependable or trustworthy.
relic /rɪˈmɛnt/ n. A part of something that has been lost or destroyed.
relics /rɪˈmɛləʊz/ n. A part of an object or person that is no longer present.
relief /rɪˈliːf/ n. A small amount of water or food given to someone in need.
relieve /rəˈliːv/ n. To make something less painful or difficult.
relieved /rɪˈliːd/ n. A state of being free from distress or worry.
religion /rɪˈlɪʃn/ n. A system of beliefs and practices that governs human life.
religions /rɪˈlɪɡʃnz/ n. A group of people who believe in a specific set of religious beliefs.
religious /rɪˈlɪʃn/ n. A system of beliefs and practices that governs human life.
reluctant /rəˈlʌkənt/ n. unwilling to do or accept something.
rely /dɪˈpɛnd/ n. To rely on or depend on.
relying /rɪˈlaɪɪŋ/ n. A person who depends on someone else.
remain /rɪˈmeɪn/ n. To stay or not to leave.
remained /rɪˈmeɪndəm/ n. A state of being or occurrence that persists over time.
remaining /rɪmɪnɪŋ/ n. The part of a whole that is left after some has been taken away.
remains /rɪˈmeɪns/ n. A part of something that is still present or unchanged.
remark /rɛmɪk/ n. A remark or comment.
remarkable /rɪˈmɛkəbl/ n. A thing that is very good or very good-looking.
remarkably /ˌrɛmɛkəˈbɪli/ n. A very great or wonderful thing.
remarks /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
rembrandt /rɛmˈbrɑːnt/ n. A famous Dutch painter known for his bold, expressive brushwork.
remedy /rɪˈmiːdi/ n. A method or action to cure or fix a problem.
remember /rɛmɛn/ n. A memory or recollection.
remembered /rɪˈmɛnɪdɪd/ n. A memory or recollection.
remembering /rɪˈmɛnɪŋ/ n. A mental process of recalling past events.
remembers /rɪˈmɛnɪz/ n. A memory or recollection.
remind /rɪmɪnd/ n. A suggestion or instruction to do something.
reminded /rɪˈmɪndɪd/ n. A feeling of having been or being reminded of something.
reminder /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
reminding /rɪˈmɪndɪŋ/ n. A thought or action that causes someone to remember something.
reminds /rɪmɪndz/ n. A word that suggests a similar meaning.
remorse /rɪˈmɔːrs/ n. A feeling of regret or guilt.
remote /rəˈmeɪt/ n. A place far away from the main area.
remotely /ˈreməli/ n. A place far from home.
removal /rɪˈmjuːl/ n. The action or process of taking something away.
remove /rəˈmɔɪd/ n. The action of removing something from a place.
removed /rɪˈmɔːdɪd/ n. A thing that has been taken away.
removing /rɪˈmɔːvɪŋ/ n. The action of taking something away.
remy /rɛm/ n. A small, often playful, animal.
ren /rɛn/ n. A person who is a servant or a servant of another.
renaissance /rɛˈnɪsəns/ n. A period of time when art, science, and culture flourished.
render /rɛndər/ n. A building in which people live.
rendered /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
rendezvous /mɛt/ n. A place where people meet.
rene /rɛn/ n. A person who is a member of a religious group.
renee /riˈniː/ n. A woman who is a member of the family.
renew /rɪˈnuːn/ n. A process of making something new or restoring something to its original state.
reno /rɛˈnoʊvɪt/ v. to renovate.
renounce /rɪˈnɒʃn/ v. to give up or abandon something.
renowned a highly acclaimed or famous person or thing.
rent /rɛnt/ n. A payment for the use of a building or land.
rental /rɛntəl/ n. A place where people can stay temporarily.
rented /rɛntɪd/ n. A property leased to a tenant.
renting /rɛntɪŋ/ n. The act of renting a place for temporary living.
reopen /rɪˈpɒn/ n. to undo or reverse a previous action.
rep /rɪp/ n. A person who is a representative.
repair /riːp/ n. A process of fixing or restoring something.
repaired /riːˈpeɪdɪd/ n. A restoration or repair of a building or structure.
repairs /riːpərs/ n. A process of fixing or maintaining something.
repay /rɪˈpeɪ/ n. To return money or property.
repeat /riːpəkt/ n. A repetition of a previous action or idea.
repeated /riːˈpɛtɪd/ n. A repetition or repetition of something.
repeatedly /riːˈpɛtɪdli/ n. A repeated action or occurrence.
repeating /rɪˈpɪtɪŋ/ n. A repetition of something.
repent /rɪpɒnt/ n. A feeling of regret or sorrow.
replace /rɪˈspɛɪt/ n. A verb meaning to substitute or replace something.
replaced /rɪˈplɛɪd/ n. A change in a situation or condition.
replacement /rɪˈpɝːlɪʃn/ n. A substitute for something else.
replacing /rɪˈpɛɪŋ/ n. A verb meaning to substitute or replace something.
replica /rɪˈpɪli/ n. A copy or imitation of a real object.
replied /riˈpiːd/ n. A response to a question or statement.
reply /riːp/ n. A response to a question or request.
report /rɪˈpɔːrt/ n. A written statement or document conveying information.
reported /rɪˈpɔːrtɪd/ n. A statement or report made by someone.
reporter /rɪˈpɔːtər/ n. A person who reports on events or issues.
reporters /rɪˈpɔːtərs/ n. A person who reports on events.
reporting /rɪˈpɔːtɪŋ/ n. The act of reporting or informing about something.
reports /rɪˈpɔːrts/ n. A collection of documents or information.
represent /rɪˈpɛns/ n. A person who represents someone else.
representation /rɪˈpɒnɪʃn/ n. A representation of something.
representative /rɪˈpɛnsɪvətɪv/ n. A person who represents a group or organization.
representatives /rɪˈpɛnsɪfɪtɪvz/ n. A person elected to represent a group of people.
represented /rɪˈpɛndənt/ n. A representation of something.
representing /rɪˈpɛnsɪbɪŋ/ n. A representation of something.
represents /rɪˈpɛns/ n. A person or thing that shows or indicates something else.
reproduce /rɪˈprɒdʒɪb/ n. To create new life from existing life.
republic /rɪˈpʊˌbɪk/ n. A country or state without a monarch.
republican /rɪˈpʌbɪkən/ n. A person who is a member of a republic.
republicans /rɪˈpɪbɪkəntz/ n. A political party or group of people who support the republic.
repulsive /rɪˈpɪʃəl/ n. A force that causes people to avoid or dislike something.
reputation /rɪˈpɛʃn/ n. A person's or thing's standing in the eyes of others.
request /rɛkʃn/ n. A request or demand.
requested /rɪˈzɜːktəs/ n. A request or demand.
requesting /rɪˈkɒsɪŋ/ n. A request or demand.
requests /rɪˈqʊstɪks/ n. A request for something.
require /rəˈkɔːr/ n. A requirement or condition that must be met.
required /rɪˈqʊərɪd/ n. A requirement or condition that must be met.
requirements /rɪˈqʊəˌrɪmɪnəts/ n. The conditions or standards necessary for something to be valid or acceptable.
requires /rɪˈkɔːrs/ n. A requirement or condition that must be met.
reschedule /rɪˈsɛʃənd/ n. A change in time or place for an event.
rescue /rɪˈsjuːk/ n. A person or animal saved from danger.
rescued /rɪˈsjuːd/ n. A person who has been saved from danger or trouble.
rescuing to save someone from danger or trouble.
research /rɛʃn/ n. A systematic study of a particular subject.
researcher /rɛʃnɪˈkɝər/ n. A person who studies or investigates something.
researchers /rɛʃəˈrɪərs/ n. Scientists who study a particular field of knowledge.
researching /rɛʃɪˈdʒɪŋ/ n. The act of studying or investigating something.
resemblance /rɪˈzɪm.səns/ n. A similarity in appearance or character.
resemble /lʊk/ n. To appear similar to something else.
resembles /rɪˈzɪməs/ n. A thing that looks similar to another.
resent /rɛnsənt/ n. A feeling of anger or dissatisfaction.
resentment /rɪˈsentmɛnt/ n. A feeling of anger or displeasure.
reservation /rɪˈzɔːʃn/ n. A fixed amount of money or property reserved for a specific purpose.
reservations /rɪˈzɔːʃn/ n. A reservation for a specific event.
reserve /rɪˈvɛz/ n. A place where something is held or kept.
reserved /rɪˈzɜːrɪd/ n. A place or time set aside for a specific purpose.
reserves /rɪˈzɪvəs/ n. A reserve of land or water for future use.
reservoir /rɪˈzɜːr/ n. A body of water used for storage.
reset /rɛzɪt/ n. A change in state or condition.
residence /rɪˈzɪʃn/ n. A place where people live.
resident /rɪˈzɪʃn/ n. A person who lives in a building.
residents /rɪˈzɪntz/ n. A group of people living in a building.
residue /rɪˈzɪdʒ/ n. A part of a substance that remains after a process or reaction.
resign /lɛv/ n. To quit or abandon a job or position.
resignation /rɪˈzɪnʃən/ n. The act of leaving one's job or position.
resigned /rɪˈzɪndz/ v. to leave office or a position.
resist /rɪˈzɪst/ n. To oppose or counter an action or force.
resistance /rɪˈzɪʃn/ n. The force or effort to stop something from happening.
resisted /rɪˈzɪstɪd/ n. A person who opposes or resists an action or idea.
resisting /rɪˈzɪŋɪŋ/ n. A person or thing that opposes or resists an action or force.
resolution /rɪˈzɔːʒʃn/ n. A decision or plan made by a group of people.
resolve /rɪˈzɒləs/ n. A decision or action taken to solve a problem.
resolved /rɪˈzɒlɪd/ n. A completed or finished state.
resort /rɪˈsɜːrt/ n. A place where people enjoy leisure activities.
resource /rɪˈzɜːs/ n. A natural or man-made material or substance that can be used or used for other purposes.
resources /rɪˈzɜːrəˌs/ n. A collection of things that can be used to satisfy a need.
respect /rɪˈspeɪʃ/ n. A feeling of gratitude or admiration for someone or something.
respectable /rɪˈspeɪʃəbl/ n. A person or thing of good moral character.
respected /rɪˈspeɪʃənd/ n. A person or thing that is highly regarded or honored.
respectful /rɪˈzɪʃnəl/ n. A person who shows respect to others.
respectfully /rɪˈspɛʃənli/ n. A manner of speaking or behaving that is considered polite or appropriate.
respects /rɪˈspeɪks/ n. A person who shows respect to someone.
respiratory /rɪˈspɪʃəri/ n. The process of breathing or the organs involved in it.
respond /rɪˈspɒnd/ n. A response to a request or instruction.
responded /rɪˈspɒndənd/ v. A reaction to something.
responding /rɪˈspɔːndɪŋ/ n. A reaction to something.
response /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
responsibilities /rɪˈspɒnˌsɪbɪlətɪz/ n. The duties or tasks assigned to someone.
responsibility /rɪˈspɒnʃəblɪti/ n. A duty or obligation to do something.
responsible /rɪˈzɒnəbl/ n. A person or thing that is accountable for something.
rest /rest/ n. A place where people sleep.
restaurant /rɪˈstɛntər/ n. A place where people eat.
restaurants /ˈreʊstəʊəns/ n. A place where people eat.
rested /rɪˈstɛd/ n. A state of being in a state of rest.
resting /rɪˈstɪŋ/ n. A place where one can rest.
restless /rɪˈstɪləst/ n. A state of being unable to rest or sleep.
restoration /rɪˈstɔːrəʃn/ n. The process of making something old or old-fashioned look new.
restore /rɪˈstɔːr/ n. To make something return to its original state.
restored /rɪˈstɔːd/ v. to restore.
restrain /rɪˈstrɪn/ n. to limit or stop something from happening.
restraining /ˌreːstrɪˈɡɪnɪŋ/ n. A state of being or doing something that limits or restricts.
restraint /riːˈstrænt/ n. A limit or restriction on behavior.
restricted /rɪˈzɜːrɪdʒt/ n. A limit or boundary.
restrictions /rɪˈstrɪʃnɪʃn/ n. Limits or conditions that must be met.
restroom /bəˈθɔːm/ n. A room in a house or building for people to use for personal hygiene.
rests /rɪst/ n. A place where one rests.
result /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
resulted /rɪˈzɔːt/ v. to cause to happen.
resulting /rɪˈzɪŋ/ n. A consequence or outcome.
results /ˈrɪzəls/ n. A collection of results or outcomes.
resume /riˈzəʊm/ n. A document containing a person's professional history and skills.
resumes /rɪˈzɪməs/ n. A document or record of past work.
resurrection /rɪˈzɜːrəʃn/ n. A return to life after death.
retail /rəˈteɪl/ n. A place where people buy and sell goods.
retain /rɪnˈteɪn/ n. To keep or hold something in place.
retainer /rɪˈtenər/ n. A person who provides a fixed amount of money or services for a specific period.
retard /rɪˈteɪd/ n. A person who is slow or slow-tempered.
retarded /rɪˈtɜːdɪd/ n. A person with a disability.
rethink /rɪˈθɪk/ n. To consider again or to reconsider a previous decision.
retire /rɪˈtiː/ n. A period of time when one leaves one's job.
retired /rɪˈtɜːd/ n. A person who has stopped working.
retirement /rɪˈtɜːrənt/ n. A period of time when people retire from their jobs.
retiring /rɪˈtɪrɪŋ/ n. A period of time when a person is leaving a job or position.
retreat /rɪˈtɛər/ n. A place where people retreat to for rest or reflection.
retribution /rɪˈtɪʃn/ n. The punishment or loss of something due to an act of wrongdoing.
retrieve /rɪˈtɪvɪt/ n. To retrieve or recover something from a place or condition.
return /rɔːr/ n. A return to the original state or position.
returned /rɪˈtɜːrd/ n. A thing that has been returned.
returning /rɪˈtɜːrɪŋ/ n. A process of returning something to its original state or place.
returns /rɔːˈtɪms/ n. The result of an action or process.
reuben /rɛbʊn/ n. A man who is a son of a prophet.
reunion /riˈjuːn/ n. A meeting or gathering of people who have been separated.
reunited /riˈjuːndɪd/ n. A person or group of people who have been together again.
reveal /riˈveɪl/ n. A sudden change in appearance or state.
revealed /riˈvɛld/ n. A fact or event that has been made known or disclosed.
revealing /riˈvɛləɪŋ/ n. A process of making something more visible or discoverable.
reveals /riˈvɛləs/ n. A process of showing or making known something.
revelation a sudden or divine revelation of truth or knowledge.
revenge /rɪˈvɛnʃ/ n. A feeling of anger or resentment.
revenue /ɪnˈkɒm/ n. Money received from the sale of goods or services.
reverend /rɪˈvɜːnd/ n. A person of high religious standing.
reverse /rɪvɜːs/ n. A reversal of a word or phrase.
reversed /rɪvɜːrd/ n. A word or phrase that has been read backwards.
review /rɪˈvɛɪ/ n. A review of a book or article.
reviewed /rɪˈvɛɪd/ n. A person who has been read or examined.
reviews /rɪˈvɪwz/ n. A review of a product or service.
revive /rɪˈvaɪv/ n. To make something alive again.
revoir /rɛvɔ/ n. To return to or revisit something.
revolt /rɪˈvɔːlt/ n. A sudden, violent, or angry outburst of resistance or opposition.
revolting /rɪˈvɒlətɪŋ/ n. A movement or act of causing trouble.
revolution /rɪvɔʃn/ n. A major change in government or society.
revolutionary /rɪvɔʃənəˈtəri/ n. A person who is committed to a cause or movement.
revolver /rɪˈvɜːr/ n. A small firearm with a single barrel.
revs /rɪvz/ n. A series of events or changes in a sequence.
revving /rɪˈvɪŋ/ n. A rapid, continuous motion of a vehicle or object.
reward /rɪˈvɜːd/ n. A payment or benefit given for a service or action.
rewarded /rɪˈdɪvəɪd/ n. A thing that is given as a reward.
rewards /rɪˈwɜːdz/ n. A benefit or gain obtained from an action or event.
rewind /rɪˈwɪnd/ n. A device that reverses the direction of time.
rewrite /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
rex /rɛk/ n. A person or a person's name.
reyes /riːz/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
reynolds /rɪˈnɔːlds/ n. A person of the family of the Lord of the Isles.
rhino /rɪnɪo/ n. An animal with a large, horned head.
rhodes /rɪˈθɒd/ n. A region in southern England.
rhonda /rɪˈθəndə/ n. A woman who is a member of the rhonda family.
rhyme /rɪm/ n. A word that sounds like the word in the dictionary.
rhymes rhymes: /haʊs/
rhythm /rɪˈθæm/ n. A regular pattern of action or sound.
rhythmic /rɪˈθɪmɪk/ n. A pattern of regularity or repetition.
ri /rɪ/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building.
rib /rɪb/ n. A small, flat, triangular bone in the middle of the rib cage.
ribbon /rɪbʃn/ n. A thin strip of ribbon.
ribbons /rɪˈbɒnz/ n. A long strip of fabric with a pattern.
ribs /rɪbs/ n. The bones of the back.
ricardo /rɪˈkɑːrdɒ/ n. A person of the family of Ricardo.
rice /rɪs/ n. A grain of rice used for cooking.
rich /wɛɪθ/ n. A large amount of money.
richard /rɪʃɑːrd/ n. A man of considerable wealth.
richards /rɪˈtʃɑːrdz/ n. A person of the family of Richard.
richer /rɪʃər/ n. A person who is richer than another.
riches /wɪð/ n. A large amount of money.
richest /wɛɪθ/ n. A large amount of money.
richie /rɪʃi/ n. A wealthy person.
richmond /rɪʃˈmɪndn/ n. A city in Virginia.
rick /rɪk/ n. A small, sturdy, or heavy object.
ricky /rɪkɪ/ n. A person who is not serious or has a good sense of humor.
rico /riˈkoʊ/ n. A person who is rich.
rid /rɪd/ n. A small, flat, or low-lying area of land.
ridden /rɪdn/ v. to make a horse ride.
riddle /rɪˈdɪl/ n. A puzzle or riddle.
ride /rɪd/ n. A vehicle used for transportation.
rider /hɔːs/ n. A four-legged animal that humans ride.
riders /rɪdɪz/ n. A person who rides a horse.
rides /rɪdɪz/ n. A vehicle used for transportation.
ridge /rɪdʒ/ n. A long, narrow, or steep slope.
ridiculous /rɪˈdɪkʊləs/ n. Something so absurd or ridiculous that it is impossible to handle or accept.
riding /rɪdɪŋ/ n. A horse or animal that is ridden.
rifle /rɪˈfɪl/ n. A firearm used for shooting.
rifles /rɪfɪls/ n. A weapon used for shooting.
rift /rɪft/ n. A crack or gap in the earth or rock.
rig /rɪɡ/ n. A rigid structure or framework.
rigged /rɪɡd/ n. A device or system designed to be used in a specific way.
riggs /rɪɡs/ n. A sturdy, heavy, or heavy-duty metal or wood structure.
right /rɪθ/ n. A side of a person or thing.
righteous /riːˈθəs/ n. A person who is morally upright.
righteousness /riːˈθɪzəs/ n. A state of being morally upright.
rightful /rɪˈθɪl/ n. A person or thing that is legally or morally entitled to something.
rightly /rɪˈθɪl/ n. A correct or proper action or state.
rights /raɪtz/ n. A legal right or power granted to an individual.
righty /rɪˈθɪt/ n. A person who is right.
rigid /rɪɡɪd/ n. A property of being unyielding or unyielding.
riley /rɪˈlaɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
rim /rɪm/ n. A curved edge or border.
rin /rɪn/ n. A body of water.
ring /rɪŋ/ n. A ring-shaped object or symbol.
ringing /rɪŋɪŋ/ n. A sound produced by a vibrating object.
ringo /rɪŋɡo/ n. A small, round, or ring-shaped object.
rings /rɪŋz/ n. A ring of jewelry worn on the finger.
rink /rɪŋk/ n. A small, shallow, or still body of water.
rinse /rɪns/ n. A process of washing something.
rio /riː/ n. A river in the United States.
riot /riːt/ n. A violent disturbance or disorder.
riots /rɪəʊts/ n. A violent disturbance in a crowd.
rip /rɪp/ n. A violent act of tearing or breaking something.
ripe /rɪpɪ/ n. A fruit that has been fully matured.
ripped /rɪpɪd/ v. to tear or cut with a sharp object.
ripper /riːp/ n. A person who is a skilled and dangerous fighter.
ripping /rɪpɪŋ/ n. A violent or sudden act of tearing or breaking.
rise /raɪs/ n. A sudden upward movement or event.
risen /rɪˈzɪŋ/ n. A state of being or action of rising.
rises /rɪz/ n. A vertical movement upward.
rising /rɪˈzɪŋ/ n. A rising or increasing trend or phenomenon.
risk /rɪsk/ n. A potential danger or uncertainty.
risked /rɪskɪd/ v. to expose to danger.
risking to expose oneself to danger or uncertainty.
risks /rɪˈzɪks/ n. Potential dangers or hazards that could occur.
risky /ˈraɪzɪ/ n. A situation or condition that may cause harm or loss.
risotto /rɪˈsɒt/ n. A dish of rice cooked in a liquid with vegetables and meat.
rita /rɪˈteɪ/ n. A woman who is a singer.
ritchie /rɪˈtʃi/ n. A person who is very good at something.
rite /rɪˈtʃəl/ n. A ceremony or practice performed for a purpose.
rites /rɪˈtʃəl/ n. A ceremony or act of worship.
ritual /rɪˈtʃəl/ n. A ceremony or practice performed for religious or social purposes.
rituals /rɪˈtʃuːl/ n. A ceremony or act of worship.
rival /rɪvɪl/ n. A person or thing that is opposed to another.
rivals /rɪˈvɪlz/ n. Competitors or opponents in a competition.
river /rɪvər/ n. A body of water flowing through land.
rivera /rɪvə/ n. A body of water.
rivers /rɪvərs/ n. A body of water flowing through land.
rm /rʌm/ n. A space in a house for sleeping.
ro /roʊ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
road /rɔːd/ n. A paved path or street for vehicles and pedestrians.
roadblock /roʊˈdɪblk/ n. A physical obstruction or barrier.
roads /rɔːds/ n. A road or path used for transportation.
roam /rəʊm/ n. A movement or journey through a place.
roaming /lɪvɪŋ/ n. A place where people stay.
roar /rəʊər/ n. A loud sound made by a person or animal.
roaring /rəʊˈɪŋ/ n. A loud noise or sound.
roars /rəʊz/ n. A loud sound made by a creature or animal.
roast /roʊst/ n. A piece of meat cooked in a large pan over an open flame.
roasted /rəʊˈstəʊt/ n. A food item cooked until browned.
rob /rɒb/ n. A person who steals or swindles.
robbed /rɒb/ d/ n. A person who has been taken or taken away.
robber /rɒbər/ n. A person who steals.
robberies /rəˈbɔːəriəz/ n. Acts of theft.
robbers /rɒbərz/ n. A group of people who steal.
robbery /rəˈbɔːrɪ/ n. The illegal taking of property by force or threat.
robbie /rəˈbɪ/ n. A person.
robbing /stɛlɪŋ/ n. The act of taking something without permission.
robbins /rəʊbɪnz/ n. A person who steals or robs.
robby /rɒbbi/ n. A person who is a robber.
robe /roʊb/ n. A piece of clothing worn by people.
robert /rɔːbɪt/ n. A man who is a person.
roberta /rəˈbɔːtə/ n. A woman of the name Roberta.
roberto /roˈberto/ n. A man of the family.
roberts /rɔːbɪtɪz/ n. A person named Robert.
robes /rəʊbəs/ n. A garment worn by people.
robin /rəˈbɪn/ n. A small bird.
robinson /rəˈbɪnˌsən/ n. A person of the surname Robinson.
robot /roʊbɒt/ n. A machine designed to perform tasks.
robots /roʊbɪt/ n. A machine designed to perform tasks.
robyn /rəʊbɪn/ n. A person who is a resident of a house.
rocco /rɒk/ n. A small, rustic building or structure.
rock /rɒk/ n. A hard, hardy, and durable stone.
rocked /rɒkɪd/ n. A rock that has been thrown or knocked.
rockefeller /rɒˈkɛlɪfɪkəl/ n. A wealthy philanthropist and businessman.
rocker /rɒk/ n. A person who plays the guitar.
rocket /roʊkət/ n. A rocket-powered vehicle used for high-speed travel.
rockets /rɒkˈseɪts/ n. A device used to launch rockets.
rocking /rɒkɪŋ/ n. A rocking chair.
rocks /rɒks/ n. A collection of stones.
rocky /rɒk/ n. A hard, unyielding rock.
rod /roʊd/ n. A long, thin, flexible object used for carrying or holding.
rode /rəʊd/ n. A horse or animal that is ridden.
rodeo /rəˈdʒəʊ/ n. A field where horses are kept.
rodney /rəʊˈniːd/ n. A person of the surname Rodney.
rodrigo /rɒdʒɪˈɡo/ n. A man of the rank of a lord.
rodriguez /rɔˈdʁɨɡʲʲ/ n. A person of the surname Rodriguez.
rods /rɔːds/ n. A long, thin, rigid object used for writing or drawing.
roger /rɒɡər/ n. A man who is a soldier.
rogers /rɒɡzər/ n. A person of the family.
rogue /rɒɡw/ n. A person who acts without following rules or laws.
roland /lænd/ n. A piece of land.
role /roʊl/ n. A position or function within a group or organization.
roles /roʊl/ n. A position or function within a group or organization.
roll /rɒl/ n. A circular object or motion.
rolled /rʊˈlɔːd/ n. A rolled-up piece of paper or fabric.
roller /rɔːl/ n. A rolling object or device.
rollin /rɒlɪŋ/ n. A continuous motion of rolling.
rolling /rɒlɪŋ/ n. A rolling motion or action.
rolls /rɔːls/ n. A rolling motion or object.
roman /roʊmən/ n. A Roman emperor.
romance /rɔːˈmænse/ n. A romantic relationship.
romania /roʊmænə/ n. A country in Europe.
romanian /kəˈzə/ n. A building in which people live.
romans the ancient people who lived in the Mediterranean region.
romantic /rɒmɪˈkɑːnt/ n. A feeling of love or affection.
rome the capital city of Italy.
romeo /roʊm/ n. A famous Italian play by Shakespeare.
ron /rɒn/ n. A person who is a man.
ronald /rɒnˈald/ n. A man of the name Ronald.
ronnie /rɒnˈniː/ n. A person who is known for being a good friend.
ronny /rɒnˈni/ n. A person who is a man.
roof /roʊf/ n. A covering over a building.
rooftop /roʊt/ n. A flat surface on top of a building.
rook /rʊk/ n. A large, solitary animal that lives in a cave or a hollowed-out tree.
rookie a young person who has not yet been trained or experienced.
room /ruːm/ n. A space for sleeping or sitting.
roommate /rɔːmˈmɛt/ n. A person who lives with you.
roommates /rɔːmˈmɛts/ n. Two or more people who share a room.
rooms /ˈruːmz/ n. A room in a house.
roosevelt /rəʊˈsɛvəlt/ n. A person who served as the 26th President of the United States.
rooster /rəʊˈstər/ n. A bird of the same genus as the house.
root /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
rooting /rʊˈθɪŋ/ n. A place where people gather for social activities.
roots /rʊts/ n. A branch of a tree or plant.
rope /roʊp/ n. A flexible, strong, and often used for lifting or carrying objects.
ropes /roʊp/ n. A flexible, strong, and often elastic cord used for lifting, tying, or connecting objects.
rory /rɔːri/ n. A man who is a member of the royal family.
rosa /rɒs/ n. A flower in which people drink.
rosalie /roʒəˈleɪ/ n. A flower.
roscoe /rɒˈsɪk/ n. A person of the family of a man named Roscoe.
rose /rɒs/ n. A flower.
rosemary /rəʊˈzæm/ n. A fragrant herb used in cooking and perfumes.
roses /rɒˈziːz/ n. A flower with many petals.
rosie /rəˈziː/ n. A woman.
ross /rɒs/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
rossi /rɒsɪ/ n. A person of Russian origin.
rosy /rəʊs/ n. A color that is pinkish or reddish.
rot /rɒt/ n. A process of decay or deterioration.
rotate /rɒtɪs/ n. A circular motion.
rotation /rɒʃɪʃn/ n. A circular motion of an object.
roth /rɒθ/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building used for storage or as a temporary dwelling.
rotten /rəʊtən/ n. A spoiled or decaying food or substance.
rotting /rɒtɪŋ/ n. A process of decomposition.
rouge /rɛd/ n. A color.
rough /rʌθ/ n. A rough or rough-hewn surface.
roughly /rɔːrli/ n. A word or phrase that means approximately or approximately.
roulette /ruːˈtɒl/ n. A spinning wheel of chance.
round /rʊnd/ n. A circle or sphere.
rounded /rɔːnd/ n. A shape that is round.
rounds /rʊndz/ n. A circle or a set of concentric circles.
route /rɔːd/ n. A path or way through which people travel.
routes /rɒtʃəs/ n. A path or way of getting from one place to another.
routine /ruˈnɪtʃ/ n. A regular or habitual activity or practice.
rover /rɒvər/ n. A person who rides a horse.
row /rɒv/ n. A row of houses.
rowan /rəʊwən/ n. A tree with a white, waxy bark.
rowdy /rəʊd/ n. A person who is noisy or unruly.
rows /rɔːs/ n. A row of rows.
roxanne /rɔˈxɑːn/ n. A woman.
roxy /rəʊk/ n. A small, often whimsical or magical house.
roy /roʊ/ n. A royal title or person.
royal /rɪˈzɔːl/ n. A person of high rank or status.
royalty /rəʊˈpləti/ n. A group of people who hold a special position in a government or society.
royce /roʊs/ n. A car with a distinctive design.
roz /roʊz/ n. A small, round, or spherical object.
rs /r/ n. A person.
rub /rʌb/ n. A soft, rough, or rough-textured surface.
rubbed /ruːbd/ n. A smooth surface that is rubbed against another surface.
rubber /rʌbər/ n. A flexible, elastic material used for various applications.
rubbing /rʌbɪŋ/ n. A smooth, soft, or slippery surface.
rubbish /ɡəˈbɑːʃ/ n. Waste or refuse.
rubble /rəˈbʌl/ n. Broken or dislodged pieces of stone or brick.
ruben /ruːbən/ n. A man who is a servant.
ruby /rɪˈbʊθ/ n. A stone or rock.
ruckus /rʌkʊs/ n. A person who is drunk.
rude /ruːd/ n. A person who is unkind or impolite.
rudolph /rʌdʒɪl/ n. A person who is a child of a man.
rudy /ruːdi/ n. A person who is a student.
rue /stʌr/ n. A road or path leading to a building.
rufus /rʌfəs/ n. A man who is a servant to another man.
rug /rʌɡ/ n. A piece of fabric used for covering the floor.
rugby /rʌɡˈbɪ/ n. A team of people who play a sport on a field.
ruin /ruːn/ n. A structure or object destroyed by fire, water, or other means.
ruined /ruːɪnd/ n. A building or structure that has been destroyed or damaged.
ruining /ruɪnɪŋ/ n. A process of destroying or damaging something.
ruins /ruːnɪz/ n. A structure or object that has been destroyed or is in a state of disrepair.
ruiz /ruʊz/ n. A plant in which people eat.
rule /rʊl/ n. A law or regulation.
ruled /ruːld/ n. A rule or law.
ruler /rʌl/ n. A person in charge of a state or organization.
rules /ruːlz/ n. A set of regulations or guidelines.
ruling /rʊˈlɪŋ/ n. A position of authority or power.
rum /rʌm/ n. A liquid or gas that is often used as a flavoring or ingredient in cooking.
rumble /rʌmˈbl/ n. A loud, continuous sound.
rumbles /rʌmˈbʌdz/ n. A low, rumbling sound.
rumbling /rʌmˈblɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a heavy object moving slowly.
rumor /rʌmər/ n. A piece of news that is not true.
rumors /rʌmɔːrs/ n. Unconfirmed or unverified information about a person or event.
rumour /rəˈmuːr/ n. A false or unverified news or story.
rumours /rʌmˈoʊrs/ n. Unspoken or unverified information that is believed to be true.
rumpole /rʌmpəʊl/ n. A small wooden structure used to hold a person's head during a funeral.
run /rʌn/ n. A continuous motion of a person or animal.
runaway /rɪˈnɔːwi/ n. A person who has run away from home.
rung /rʌn/ n. A vertical step or ladder.
runner /rʌn/ n. A person who runs.
runners /rʌn/ n. A person who runs.
runnin /rʌnɪŋ/ n. A person who is in the process of running.
running /rɔːnɪŋ/ n. A continuous motion of moving from one place to another.
runs /rʌns/ n. A continuous motion or action.
runway /rʌnˈweɪ/ n. A flat surface for vehicles to travel on.
rupees /ruːpiːz/ n. A unit of currency in India.
rupert /rɪˈpɜːt/ n. A man of high standing.
rural /ruːˈjɜːl/ n. A place without cities or towns.
rush /rʌʃ/ n. A sudden, rapid movement or action.
rushed /rʌʃ/ n. A sudden and hurried movement or action.
rushing /rʌndʌŋ/ n. A fast movement of people or things.
russ /rʌs/ n. A person of Russian descent.
russell /rɪˈzɜːl/ n. A man who is a member of the Russell family.
russia /rɪˈzjuːs/ n. A country in Europe.
russian /ruʁʲɪʃn/ n. A country in Europe.
russians /rʌʃənz/ n. A people of the European Slavic origin.
russo /ruˈsoʊ/ n. A person of Russian origin.
rust /rʌst/ n. A metal alloy used in construction and tools.
rustling /rʌstlɪŋ/ n. A slow, soft sound made by a person moving slowly.
rusty /rʌst/ n. A person who has been exposed to a lot of rust.
rut /rʌt/ n. A road or path.
ruth /rʌθ/ n. A person who is unfaithful or dishonest.
ruthless /ruːˈθɪləst/ adj. A person who is cruel and unyielding.
ryan /riˈæn/ n. A person.
ryder /rɪˈdər/ n. A person who rides a horse.
rye /riː/ n. A grain of wheat used for brewing beer.
ryo /riː/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
ryu /rɪʊ/ n. A martial arts style or discipline.
S
s /s/ n. A person.
sa /sə/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
sabine /səˈbɪn/ n. A woman.
sabotage /səˈbɔtədʒ/ n. An act of deliberately damaging or destroying something.
sabrina /səˈbərə/ n. A woman who is a member of the family.
sack /sæk/ n. A large bag or container used for carrying goods.
sacked /sækəd/ v. To remove a person from a position or office.
sacks /sæk/ n. A container for storing goods.
sacred /səˈkred/ n. A place of worship or holy ground.
sacrifice /səˈkriːf/ n. an act of giving up something for the sake of another.
sacrificed /səˈkrɪfɪkɪd/ v. to give up for the sake of something else.
sacrifices /səˈkriːfɪks/ n. an act of giving up something valuable for the sake of something else.
sacrificing to give up something for the sake of something else.
sad /səʊd/ n. A feeling of unhappiness or sorrow.
saddam /səˈdɑːm/ n. A person who is a member of the Saudi royal family.
saddle /səˈdɛl/ n. A flat piece of land or a piece of wood used for riding.
sadie /səˈdeɪ/ n. A small, often wooden, house.
sadly /səˈdli/ n. A state of being or feeling of sorrow.
sadness /səˈdeɪn/ n. A state of being or feeling of being unhappy.
safe /səʊf/ n. A place where people live.
safely /ˈsæf.li/ n. A place or situation where something is done with care and safety.
safer /ˈseɪfər/ n. A place or thing that is more secure or less dangerous than others.
safest /səfəst/ n. The safest place to live.
safety /ˈseɪtʃ/ n. A place where people are protected from harm.
saga /səˈɡə/ n. A long story or epic written in a single book.
sage /səʊɡ/ n. A person of high moral or intellectual standing.
sahib /səˈbɪb/ n. A person who owns or manages a business.
sai /səɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
said /seɪd/ n. A word spoken by someone.
saigon /səʊʒən/ n. A city in Vietnam.
sail /səɪl/ n. A boat or vessel used for transportation.
sailed /səˈleɪd/ n. A journey by boat.
sailing /səɪlɪŋ/ n. The act of moving by boat or the boat itself.
sailor /səˈleɪr/ n. A person who sails a ship.
sailors /səˈlaɪərz/ n. A group of people who work on ships.
sails /seɪls/ n. A long, flat, movable piece of wood used for transportation.
saint /sɑːnt/ n. A person of religious faith.
saints /sɛnt/ n. A person of religious faith.
sake /sæk/ n. A reason or motive for an action.
sakes /seɪks/ n. A collection of money or property.
sakura /səˈkura/ n. A flower that blooms in spring.
sal /səʊl/ n. A person who is a servant or a servantess.
salad /səˈleɪd/ n. A dish of vegetables and other ingredients.
salary /səˈlɛəri/ n. A person's monthly income.
sale /səʊl/ n. A transaction of goods or services.
salem /ˈseɪləm/ n. A town in the United States.
sales /səˈleɪz/ n. A sale of goods or services.
salesman /ˈseɪl.sə.mən/ n. A person who sells goods or services.
salim /səˈlɪm/ n. A person of faith.
saline /səˈleɪn/ n. A substance that is soluble in water.
saliva /ˈsæləvɪj/ n. A fluid produced by the mouth.
sally /ˈsælə/ n. A woman who is a servant.
salmon /ˈsəʊmən/ n. A fish.
salon /ˈsælən/ n. A place for people to socialize.
saloon /ˈsəluːn/ n. A place where people drink alcohol.
salsa /ˈsælə/ n. A musical genre or dance style.
salt /səˈleɪt/ n. A mineral used to preserve food.
salty /səˈleɪt/ n. A substance that is salty.
salute /ˈsæljuːt/ n. A gesture of respect or greeting.
salvador /səˈlɑːvɑːr/ n. A person who has been saved.
salvage /ˈsælvʒ/ n. A part of a building or object that has been removed for reuse or restoration.
salvation /ˈsæl.vəʃn/ n. A state of being or action that brings hope and peace.
salvatore /səˈlɑːvɑːtə/ n. A person who saves or saves something.
sam /sæm/ n. A person.
samantha /səˈmænθə/ n. A woman.
samaritan /səˈmɑːrɪtən/ n. A person who is a member of the Samaritans.
same /sæm/ n. A state of being identical or identical to something else.
sammy /sæmmi/ n. A young man.
sample /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
samples /səˈmæls/ n. A collection of items or data used for reference or analysis.
samson /səˈmɑːn/ n. A powerful warrior king.
samuel /səˈmjuːl/ n. A man of the name Samuel.
samurai /səˈmɑːrɪ/ n. A warrior of the samurai class.
san /sæn/ n. A place where people sleep.
sanchez /sanˈkɛz/ n. A Spanish surname.
sanctuary /ˈsænktəri/ n. A place of peace and safety.
sand /sænd/ n. A fine, white, powdery substance.
sandals /sændzəl/ n. A pair of shoes worn on the foot.
sanders /ˈsændər/ n. A person who is a sander.
sandra /ˈsændrə/ n. A woman.
sands /sænd/ n. A loose, fine, or fine-grained material.
sandwich /ˈsændʃɪk/ n. A slice of bread and meat or vegetables.
sandwiches /ˈsændʃɪks/ n. A slice of bread and meat or vegetables.
sandy /sænd/ n. A sandy or sandy-colored substance.
sane /sæn/ n. A state of mental health or well-being.
sang /sæŋ/ n. A musical instrument made of strings.
sanity /ˈsænəti/ n. A state of mind or mental condition.
sanjay /səˈnæj/ n. A person of Indian descent.
sank /sæn/ n. A place where a person has been or is currently located.
santa /səˈnɑːtə/ n. A person who is a saint.
santiago /sɑ̃ɡa̯n̯ti/ n. A city in Chile.
santo /san-to/ n. A place of worship or a person of religious faith.
santos /sɑːntəs/ n. A place of worship in which people pray.
sap /səp/ n. A tree or plant that grows from the ground.
sara /səˈrə/ n. A woman.
sarah /sɑːrəh/ n. A young woman.
sarcasm /səˈkɑːrəms/ n. A witty or mocking remark.
sarcastic /ˈsɑːr.sə.tɪk/ n. A word or expression that expresses a negative or mocking attitude.
sardines /sɑːˈdɪnɪs/ n. Fresh fish caught in the Mediterranean Sea.
sarge /sɑːrɡ/ n. A large, heavy object or piece of metal.
sari /səˈrɪ/ n. A small, colorful, or decorative object.
sasha /ˈzæʃə/ n. A woman.
sat /sæt/ n. A state of being or a state of being in a particular situation.
satan /ˈseːtæn/ n. A devilish being or entity.
satellite /səˈteɪʃəl/ n. A celestial body that orbits a planet or other celestial body.
satellites /səˈteɪləts/ n. Objects orbiting a planet or star.
satisfaction /ˌsəˈkeɪʃn/ n. A feeling of contentment or peace.
satisfactory /ˈsætɪf.ə.kə.li/ n. A state of being or doing that is satisfactory.
satisfied /səˈbɪlɪtɪd/ n. A state of being content or happy.
satisfy /səˈfɪli/ n. To make or become satisfied with something.
satisfying /ˌsəˈfɪdɪŋ/ n. A state of being content or pleased.
sato /səˈtə/ n. A small, flat house.
saturday /ˈsektəbaɪ/ n. A day of the week.
saturdays /ˈsæktərdz/ n. A day of the week.
saturn /səˈtɑːrn/ n. A planet in the solar system.
sauce /səʊs/ n. A liquid or semi-solid substance used to flavor food.
saucer /ˈsjuːər/ n. A small flat dish for eating.
saudi /səʊdī/ n. A country in the Middle East.
saul /səʊl/ n. A man of the Bible.
sauna /ˈseɪnə/ n. A place for people to relax and soak in hot water.
saunders /ˈseʊndər/ n. A person who is a son of a woman.
sausage /ˈsɪɡəʊz/ n. A cooked meat product.
sausages /ˈseɪʃəʊz/ n. A cooked meat dish.
savage /ˈseveɪd/ n. A wild or primitive person.
savages /səˈvæɡəs/ n. A group of people who live in the wild.
savannah /səˈvænə/ n. A large, grassy plain in the southeastern United States.
save /səʊv/ n. To save or preserve something.
saved /səvd/ n. A place where something is stored.
saves /seɪvz/ n. A thing that is saved or preserved.
saving /səˈvɛɪŋ/ n. A process of removing or reducing something.
savings /səˈvɛnɪs/ n. Money set aside for future use.
savior /ˈseɪvər/ n. A person or thing who saves someone or something from danger or trouble.
saviour /səʊvər/ n. A person who saves someone from danger or death.
saw /seɪ/ n. A piece of wood or stone used for cutting or drawing.
sawyer /ˈseɪ.wə.ri/ n. A person who works as a craftsman or tradesman.
say /seɪ/ n. A word spoken by a person.
sayin /səʊˈiːn/ n. A person who speaks.
saying /ˈseɪɪŋ/ n. A word or phrase used to express a thought or emotion.
says /seɪz/ n. A statement or declaration.
scale /səˈleɪ/ n. A unit of measurement for size.
scales /skeɪlz/ n. A part of a body or object that is used for weighing or measuring.
scallops /səˈkɒlps/ n. A shellfish that lives in the ocean.
scalp /skælp/ n. A large, flat, hair-covered part of the head.
scalpel /skælpl/ n. A sharp instrument used for cutting.
scam /səˈkæm/ n. A deceptive scheme or act of deception.
scan /sæn/ n. A process of examining or searching for something.
scandal /ˈskændl/ n. A serious event or incident that causes public or private disapproval.
scanner /səˈkɑːnər/ n. A device used to read or analyze data.
scanning /sˈkændɪŋ/ n. A process of examining or observing something closely.
scans /skæn/ n. A measurement of a distance.
scar /səʊər/ n. A mark or mark of a wound.
scarce /səʊʃ/ n. A very small or very limited amount of something.
scare /səˈkær/ n. A sudden or unexpected fright or fear.
scarecrow /ˈskærkruː/ n. A person dressed as a scarecrow.
scared /səˈkɜːd/ n. A state of being afraid or frightened.
scares /ˈskɑːr/ n. A sudden or unexpected event that causes fear.
scarf /səˈkɑːf/ n. A piece of fabric worn around the neck.
scaring /səˈkɑːrɪŋ/ n. A frightening or startling event or person.
scarlet /səˈkɑːrt/ n. A color of red.
scarlett /səˈkɜːlt/ n. A woman of Scottish descent.
scars /səˈkərs/ n. A mark left by an injury or wound.
scary /ˈskəri/ n. A frightening or disturbing thing or person.
scatter /ˈsætʃər/ n. A random distribution of things.
scattered /disˈplaeɪd/ n. A person or thing moved from its original place.
scenario /səˈkriːn/ n. A situation or event that occurs in a particular setting.
scene /səʊn/ n. A place where people gather or act.
scenery /səˈkɪnəri/ n. A view of the natural or man-made surroundings.
scenes /səˈkweɪz/ n. A place where people gather for entertainment or activities.
scent /smɛl/ n. A pleasant or unpleasant odor.
schedule /ˈsʌdʒəʊ/ n. A planned time for an event.
scheduled /ˈsjuːdʒənd/ n. A planned event or action.
schedules /ˈsæl.ə.kəʊz/ n. A list of events or times to be done.
scheme /səʊm/ n. A plan or arrangement designed to achieve a specific goal.
schemes /plæn/ n. A plan or arrangement for something.
schmidt /ˈʃmɪt/ n. A man who is a scientist.
schmuck /skʌm/ n. A small, rough, or dirty object.
scholar /ˈʃɑːlər/ n. A person who studies or works in a field of knowledge.
scholars /ˈʃɑːləz/ n. A group of people who study a particular subject.
scholarship /ˈʃɒl.ɪʃ.ə/ n. A financial aid program for students.
school /skuːl/ n. A place where people learn.
schools /səʊləʊz/ n. A place where children learn to read and write.
schultz /ˈskuːlʃ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
science /səʊʃn/ n. A branch of study that explores the natural world.
scientific /səˈkʌn.tɪk/ n. A branch of science that studies the natural world.
scientist /səˈkɪn.tʃɪt/ n. A person who studies science.
scientists /səˈkɪn.təʃɪz/ n. A group of people who study the natural world.
scissors /səˈkɪzərs/ n. A pair of blades used for cutting.
scoffs /səʊf/ n. A sound made by a person or animal when it is annoyed or disgusted.
scold /səʊld/ n. A loud, angry, or insulting remark.
scolded /səʊld/ v. to express strong disapproval or anger.
scooby /səˈkɒbi/ n. A small, colorful, and often mischievous dog.
scoop /səʊk/ n. A small container used for transporting food or other items.
scoot /səʊt/ n. A small, lightweight vehicle used for short-distance travel.
scooter /məʊʃəˈkəːr/ n. A two-wheeled vehicle used for transportation.
scope /səʊˈkɒp/ n. The area or region covered by a specific area.
score /səʊr/ n. A measurement of performance or value.
scored /səʊˈkɔːd/ n. A result of a score or a scored game.
scores /səʊks/ n. A set of numbers representing a person's performance or achievement.
scoring /səˈkɔːrɪŋ/ n. A method of evaluating performance or results.
scorpion /skəʊpən/ n. A small arachnid with a long tail.
scotch /səʊtʃ/ n. A type of Scottish dish.
scotland /skəʊˈtəndən/ n. A region in the southwest of the United Kingdom.
scots /skɑːts/ n. A person of Scottish descent.
scott /sɔːt/ n. A person of Scottish origin.
scottish /skəʊtʃ/ n. A region of Scotland.
scotty /səˈtɪk/ n. A small, rough, or unrefined building.
scoundrel /səʊndrəl/ n. A person who is untrustworthy or dishonest.
scoundrels /səʊndrəʊl/ n. A person who is untrustworthy or dishonest.
scout /səʊkt/ n. A person sent to investigate or search for something.
scouts /skɒts/ n. A person sent to investigate or search for something.
scram /skɑːrm/ n. A word or phrase that has been rearranged.
scramble /skɔːmlaɪ/ n. A random arrangement of objects.
scrambled /skɑːrmald/ n. A scrambled word.
scrap /skʌp/ n. A piece of material discarded after use.
scrape /skreɪp/ n. A tool used for removing material from a surface.
scraping /skreɪpɪŋ/ n. The process of removing material from a surface.
scraps /skʌp/ n. A piece of material discarded after use.
scratch /skræt/ n. A rough or rough-hewn surface.
scratched /ˈskʌtʃ/ n. A mark or scratch made on a surface.
scratches /ˈskreɪtʃ/ n. A mark or line made by rubbing or scratching.
scratching /ˈskætʃɪŋ/ n. A sharp, rapid motion of the fingers or a tool to remove dirt or debris.
scream /sɛkrɪm/ n. A loud, sudden sound made by a person.
screamed to shout loudly: /ˈskɔːm/ n. a loud sound made by shouting.
screaming to make a loud noise.
screams /skræms/ n. A loud, sudden sound made by people.
screech /skriːk/ n. A sudden, sharp sound made by a tree or rock.
screeches /skriːtʃ/ n. A sudden, sharp sound made by a person or animal.
screeching /skriːtʃɪŋ/ n. A loud, rapid sound made by a person or animal.
screen /sraʊn/ n. A flat screen television.
screening /ˈskriːnɪŋ/ n. A process of examining or evaluating something.
screenplay /ˌskriːnˈplaiʃ/ n. A written script for a play or film.
screens /ˈskriːns/ n. A flat screen television.
screw /skɜːr/ n. A fastener used to join parts of a machine or structure.
screwdriver /skɜːkrˈdɪər/ n. A tool used to tighten or loosen screws.
screwed /skʊˈriːd/ v. to tighten or tighten a screw.
screwing /sraʊkɪŋ/ n. A process of twisting or bending something.
screws /skrɪks/ n. Fasteners used to hold things together.
script /skript/ n. A written plan or instruction for an action.
scripts /sriːpʃn/ n. A written document or record of events.
scroll /səʊkl/ n. A long, thin, flexible strip of paper used for writing or drawing.
scrooge /skroʊdʒ/ n. A person who is greedy.
scrub /skʌb/ n. A small, rough, or dirty place to wash or clean.
scully /səˈkʊli/ n. A woman who is a detective.
sculpture /skʌlˈpʊt/ n. A work of art created by carving or shaping a material.
scum /skʌm/ n. A dirty or unclean substance.
scumbag /səˈkʌmbʌɡ/ n. A person who is unscrupulous or dishonest.
sdh /sɪdʒ/ n. A building in which people live.
se /siː/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
sea /siː/ n. A large body of water.
seafood /seɪˈfɔːd/ n. A food item that is harvested from the sea.
seagulls /sɪɡɡl/ n. Birds that fly in the sea.
seal /səʊl/ n. A small animal that lives in a cave.
sealed /seɪlɪd/ n. A barrier or covering that prevents something from entering.
seals /sɛl/ n. A seal or a sealant.
sean /siː/ n. A body of water.
search /səʊʃ/ n. A search engine that finds information on the web.
searched /səˈʃɜːrd/ v. to search for or look for.
searches /səˈriːks/ n. A search engine that finds information on the web.
searching /səˈʃɜːrɪŋ/ n. The act of looking for something.
seas /siː/ n. A body of water.
seaside /siː/ n. A place where the ocean meets the land.
season /səʊʃn/ n. A period of time in the year.
seasons /ˈseʊʃn/ n. The changing times of the year.
seat /siːt/ n. A seat in a vehicle or a place where someone sits.
seated /səˈjət/ n. A person sitting.
seats /seɪts/ n. A seat in a chair or a place to sit.
seattle /sɪˈtɛl/ n. A city in Washington state.
seaweed /səˈweɪd/ n. A plant or animal that grows in the ocean.
sebastian /səˈbɪʃən/ n. A person named Sebastian.
sec /sɛk/ n. A small building or structure.
second /seɪndʒ/ n. A second in a series or a second to a person.
secondary /ˌsɪˈkʌnəri/ n. A building or structure that is not the primary one.
secondly /sɪnˈdʒiəli/ n. The second step in a sequence.
seconds /ˈsaʊns/ n. A unit of time.
secrecy /sɪˈkriːəri/ n. A secret or hidden information.
secret /sɛkret/ n. A hidden place or thing.
secretary /ˈsekrətəri/ n. A person who handles official duties.
secretive /ˈsɛk.tɪv.ə/ n. A person who keeps something secret.
secretly /ˈsɛk.tɪl.li/ n. doing something in secret.
secrets /sɪkɪtɪz/ n. A hidden or secret information.
sect /ˈsektər/ n. A part of a larger area or a specific area of a larger area.
section /ˌsɛkʃn/ n. A part of a larger whole.
sections /ˌsekʃənz/ n. A part of a building or structure.
sector /ˈsektər/ n. A part of a larger area.
secure /səˈkɜːr/ n. A place where people live.
secured /sɪk.ərd/ n. A state of being safe or protected.
security /sɪk.ə.ri.ə/ n. A system of protection against threats.
sedan /ˈseɪdən/ n. A car with a single row of doors.
sedative /ˌsɛdətɪv/ n. A substance that causes a person to feel calm or relaxed.
seduce /sɪdʒuː/ n. To attract or charm someone.
seduced /sɪˈdʒuːd/ n. A person who is influenced to do something they would not otherwise do.
see /siː/ n. To look at or observe something.
seed /sɛd/ n. A plant that produces seeds.
seeds /seɪdz/ n. A plant or seed.
seeing /sɪˈeɪɪŋ/ n. A sight or view.
seek /siːk/ n. A person who searches for something.
seeker /siːkər/ n. A person who is looking for someone else.
seeking /siːkɪŋ/ n. A desire or need for something.
seeks /siːks/ n. To find or obtain something.
seem /siːm/ v. To appear or look as one would expect.
seemed /siːm/ n. A person who appears to be doing something.
seemingly /sɪmɪnɪl/ n. A state of being or appearance that is not necessarily true.
seems /siːmz/ n. A person who appears to be doing something.
seen /sɛn/ n. A sight or view.
sees /siːz/ n. To see or perceive something.
segment /sɛɡmɛnt/ n. A part of a larger whole.
seize /sɪz/ n. To take possession of or control.
seized /sɪzɪd/ n. A person or thing taken without consent.
seizure /siːˈziːr/ n. A sudden loss of consciousness or a temporary loss of control over one's actions.
seizures /siːˈziːz/ n. A sudden loss of consciousness.
seldom /ˈreɪʃl/ n. A thing that happens very rarely.
select /sel/ n. A choice or selection made from a list.
selected /selɛd/ n. A person chosen or chosen by lot.
selection /selɪʃn/ n. A choice or selection made from a list or group.
self /sɛlf/ n. A person or thing that is one's own.
selfish /ˈsɪfɪʃ/ n. A person who acts in their own interest at the expense of others.
sell /səʊl/ v. To sell or trade an item for money.
seller /səˈlɪtər/ n. A person who sells goods or services.
selling /səˈleɪtɪŋ/ n. The act of selling something.
sells /sɛls/ n. A transaction of goods or services.
semen /sɛmən/ n. A male reproductive organ.
semester /semˈeɪtər/ n. A period of time during which students take courses.
seminar /ˌsɪmˈeɪnər/ n. A formal gathering for discussion or study.
sen /sən/ n. A person of a certain age.
senate /ˈsɛnəti/ n. A legislative body in a republic.
senator /ˈsɛn.ə.ər/ n. A member of the U.S. Congress.
senators /ˈsenjərs/ n. A member of the U.S. Congress.
send /send/ n. A message sent to someone.
sending /sendɪŋ/ n. A message or communication sent to someone.
sends /send/ n. To transmit or deliver something.
senile /sənˈiːl/ n. An old or aged person.
senior /səˈnɪr/ n. An older person.
seniors /səˈnɪrɪz/ n. An older person.
senor /sənəʊr/ n. A senior or older member of a family or group.
sensation /ˈsɛʒəʃn/ n. A feeling or experience.
sensational /ˈsɛnˌzjəʃnəl/ n. A thing or event that is very exciting or shocking.
sense /sɛns/ n. A feeling or experience.
sensed /sɪnɪd/ n. A feeling or impression formed by the senses.
sensei /səˈnæpi/ n. A person who is a student of a teacher.
senseless /ˈsɪnsəs/ n. A thing that has no meaning or value.
senses /sɛnˈzɪz/ n. The ability to perceive and understand information.
sensible /səˈnɪbl/ n. A person who is well-informed and practical.
sensing /sɪnɪŋ/ n. The act of perceiving or detecting something.
sensitive /sɪnˈtɪv.ə.ti/ n. A state of being easily affected by external influences.
sensitivity /ˈsentɪʃn.ə.ti/ n. A state of being or feeling that is easily affected by external stimuli.
sensor /səˈnɛr/ n. A device that detects or measures something.
sensors /ˈsɛn.tərzər/ n. A device that detects or measures something.
sent /sɛnt/ n. A word or phrase that is sent to a receiver.
sentence /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
sentenced /sɛnˈtɛnd/ n. A person who has been convicted of a crime.
sentences /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
sentiment /səˈnɪmənt/ n. A feeling or attitude toward something.
sentimental /səˈnɪm.əʊl/ n. A feeling or opinion that is based on personal experience.
seo /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
seong /sɛŋ/ n. A person of Korean origin.
seoul /sɛʊl/ n. A city in South Korea.
separate /seˈpeɪr/ n. A part of something that is not connected to it.
separated /sɪˈpɛrtɪn/ n. A state of being or action where two or more things are not joined together.
separately /ˈsepaɪrəli/ n. A thing that is not connected to or part of another.
separates /sepəˈreɪtəs/ n. A thing that divides or separates.
separating /ˈsepaɪrɪŋ/ n. The act of dividing something into parts.
separation /sepəˈreɪʃn/ n. The act of being apart from or not connected to.
september /sepʌtˈmɛbər/ n. A month in the calendar.
sequence /sɪˈkweɪʃ/ n. A series of events or steps in a process.
serbian /seˈriːbən/ n. A language spoken by the Serbs.
serena /səˈreɪn/ n. A woman who is known for her beauty.
serge /ˈsɜːrɡ/ n. A soldier or officer.
sergeant /ˈsɪr.ɡɛnt/ n. A military officer in charge of a unit.
sergei /səʝəˈriː/ n. A man of military rank.
sergio /sɛr.jo/ n. A man of the military.
serial /səˈriəl/ n. A person who works for a company.
series /sɜːrɪz/ n. A collection of related works or events.
serious /ˈsiː.ri.əs/ n. A state of being serious or grave.
seriously /ˈsɪr.juː.li/ n. A serious or grave matter.
sermon /ˈsɜːrn/ n. A public speech given by a speaker to a group of people.
serpent /ˈsɜːpənt/ n. A snake.
serum /ˌsɪrəʊm/ n. A liquid containing blood cells.
servant /ˈsɛrvənt/ n. A person who performs duties for another.
servants /ˈsɛrvənts/ n. A person employed to perform duties for another.
serve /səʊv/ n. To perform a service or function.
served /ˈsɜːrd/ n. A place where food is served.
server /sɜːr/ n. A computer system that processes data.
servers /səˈvɜːrz/ n. A computer system that provides services to other systems.
serves /səʊvərs/ n. A service or function that is performed.
service /sɪˈvɛrs/ n. A service provided by a person or organization.
services /səˈvɛrs/ n. A service or function provided by a provider.
serving /ˈsɜːrɪŋ/ n. A position in a military unit or a position in a service.
sesame /ˈseɪməs/ n. A seed of the sesame tree.
session /ˈsesɪʃn/ n. A meeting or period of time for discussion.
sessions /ˈsiː.ʃən.əs/ n. A meeting or session of a group.
set /sɛt/ n. A place where people gather for a meeting or event.
setback distance from the building to the nearest curb.
seth /seth/ n. A person who is a servant or a servant of another.
sets /setz/ n. A collection of items or a group of people.
setting /ˈsetɪŋ/ n. A place where people gather or work.
settle /ˈsɛt.li/ n. To make a place or person comfortable and at rest.
settled /ˈsɛtlɪd/ n. A place where people have lived for a long time.
settlement /ˈsɛt.sɪlə.tʃən/ n. A place where people live.
settles /sɪtˈlɪks/ n. A place where people live.
settling /ˈsɛtlɪŋ/ n. A state of being or action of becoming settled.
setup /ˈsɛpʊt/ n. A set of tools or materials used to assemble or organize something.
seung /sɛŋ/ n. A person of Korean origin.
seven /seʊn/ n. A number of seven.
seventeen /sɪˈvɛrtʃɪd/ n. A number from 1 to 17.
seventh /sɛndʒ/ n. The seventh day of the week.
seventy /sɛnˈtiːti/ n. A number equal to 70.
several /ˈsɛv.əl/ n. A number of people or things.
severe /siːˈvaɪr/ n. A very bad or serious condition.
severed /ˈsevərɪd/ n. A part of something that has been cut off or broken.
severely /ˈsɛv.ər.li/ n. A very bad or serious thing.
sew /sɛv/ n. A craft or process of making fabric.
sewer /sɪˈvɜːr/ n. A pipe or channel that carries waste water away from a building.
sewers /sɪkwərs/ n. A system of pipes and tanks for removing waste from a building.
sewing /sɛvɪŋ/ n. The act of cutting or stitching fabric.
sex /sɛk/ n. A sexual act or condition.
sexist /sɪkˈzɪst/ n. A person who believes that some groups of people are inherently inferior to others.
sexual /sɪxəl/ n. A state of being or a condition.
sexuality /sɪkəˈlɪtəti/ n. A state of being or a field of human behavior.
sexually /sɛk.sə.li/ n. A state of being or a condition of being sexually active.
sexy /səˈkwi/ n. A woman who is attractive.
seymour /siːmɔʊr/ n. A person who is a seymour.
sh /ʃ/ n. A sound produced by the vocal cords.
shabby /ˈʃæb/ n. A condition of being in poor condition.
shack /ʃɛk/ n. A small, temporary dwelling.
shade /ʃeɪd/ n. A shadow cast by an object.
shades /ʃeɪdz/ n. The color or tone of an object.
shadow /ˈʃaʊdʒ/ n. A dark area on the ground or surface where an object is cast.
shadows /ˈʃaʊdʒ/ n. A dark area on the ground where light does not reach.
shady /ˈʃædi/ n. A place where the sun is not shining.
shaft /ʃɑːt/ n. A vertical hole or shaft in a building.
shag /ʃeɡ/ n. A short, thick, or coarse hair.
shaggy /ʃæɡdi/ n. A fluffy, unruly animal or person.
shah /ʃeɪ/ n. A man of high status or rank.
shake /ʃeɪk/ n. A sudden, violent movement of a body part.
shaken /ʃeɪkən/ n. A state of being disturbed or shaken.
shakes /ˈʃeɪks/ n. A sudden, violent movement of a body or object.
shakespeare /ˈʃɛpɪkə/ n. A playwright and writer of English literature.
shaking /ˈʃeɪkɪŋ/ n. A sudden, violent movement or disturbance.
shaky /ˈʃeɪk/ n. A condition of instability or weakness.
shall /ʃeɪl/ n. A command or suggestion to do something.
shallow /ʃəʊl/ n. A small or low-lying area.
shalt /ʃeɪlt/ v. to command or order.
sham /ʃeɪm/ n. A false or deceptive appearance.
shaman /ʃəˈmæn/ n. A person who performs rituals to heal the sick or the spirits.
shame /ʃeɪm/ n. A feeling of being wronged or embarrassed.
shameful /ˈʃeɪm.fəl/ n. A person or thing that is considered bad or disgraceful.
shameless /ˈʃeɪm.əl.s/ n. A person who is completely lacking in shame.
shampoo /ʃɛmpʊ/ n. A liquid used for washing hair.
shan /ʃæn/ n. A mountain in the mountains.
shane /ʃeɪn/ n. A person.
shanghai /ʃɑːnɡaɪ/ n. A major city in China.
shankar /ʃɑːnˈkɑːr/ n. A person who is a servant or a servant of another.
shannon /ʃɑːn/ n. A person.
shaolin /ʃəˈlɪn/ n. A mountain range in China famous for its ancient bamboo and deer.
shape /ʃeɪp/ n. A form or configuration of something.
shaped /ʃeɪp/ n. A form or design.
shapes /ˈʃeɪpʃ/ n. A geometric figure.
shatter /ˈʃætər/ n. A sudden and violent breaking of a solid object.
shattered /ˈʃætərɪt/ n. A broken or broken-up object.
shattering /ˈʃætʃərɪŋ/ n. A sudden and violent breaking of something.
shatters /ˈʃætə/ n. A sudden and violent breaking of something.
shaun /ʃaʊn/ n. A man who is a good friend.
shave /ʃeɪv/ n. A method of removing hair.
shaved /ʃɛvd/ n. A cut made to a person's hair.
shaving /ˈʃɛvɪŋ/ n. A method of removing hair.
shaw /ʃɑːv/ n. A small, flat building used for storage or as a temporary dwelling.
shawn /ʃɛn/ n. A man of the family.
shay /ʃeɪ/ n. A person who is a woman.
she /ʃiː/ n. A person.
shed /ʃɛd/ n. A small building or structure used for storage or shelter.
sheep /ʃiːp/ n. A small animal that grazes on grass.
sheer /ˈʃiːr/ n. A thin, flat sheet of paper.
sheet /ʃeit/ n. A piece of paper or cloth used for writing or folding.
sheets /ˈʃetɪs/ n. A sheet of paper or fabric used for covering or wrapping.
sheffield /ˈʃɪfɪdl/ n. A city in England.
sheila /ˈʃiːlə/ n. A woman.
shelby /ˈʃelbi/ n. A house in which people live.
sheldon /ˈʃɛldɪən/ n. A man of the family.
shelf /ʃɛrl/ n. A flat surface for holding objects.
shell /ʃɛl/ n. A protective covering or casing.
shelley /ˈʃel.i/ n. A woman of the English novel.
shells /ʃɛl/ n. A hard outer covering of a living organism.
shelly /ʃɛli/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
shelter /ˈʃɛtər/ n. A place for protection from the elements.
shelves /ˈʃelb/ n. A collection of storage units for holding items.
shen /ʃen/ n. A person of the Chinese ethnic group.
shepherd /ˈʃɛpɪrd/ n. A person who tends to a flock of sheep.
sheppard /ˈʃɛpɪd/ n. A person of the surname Sheppard.
sheridan /ˈʃɪrɪdən/ n. A person of the surname Sheridan.
sheriff /ˈʃɪr.fɪ/ n. A law enforcement officer who enforces local laws.
sherlock /ˈsɪr.jənt/ n. A soldier in a military unit.
sherman /ˈʃɛrmən/ n. A person who is a member of the Shermans.
sherry /ˈʃɪr.ər/ n. A sweet, sour, or tangy fruit juice.
shh /ʃɪ/ n. A low, quiet sound.
shhh /ʃɪʃ/ n. A short, low, silent sound.
shi /ʃi/ n. A person who is a servant or a servant of another.
shield /ˈʃɪdʒ/ n. A protective barrier or device.
shields /ˈʃiːldz/ n. A protective barrier or shield.
shift /ˈʃɪft/ n. A change in position or direction.
shifted /ˈʃɪtɪd/ n. A change in position or direction.
shifting /ˈʃɪtɪŋ/ n. A change in position or direction.
shifts /ˈʃɪftz/ n. A change in position or direction.
shillings /ˈʃɪlɪnɪz/ n. A unit of currency in the United Kingdom.
shin /ʃɪn/ n. A thin, flexible, or slender part of the body.
shine /ʃaɪn/ n. A bright light or reflection.
shines /ʃaɪnz/ n. A bright or vivid quality or appearance.
shining /ˈʃaɪnɪŋ/ n. A bright or vivid appearance.
shiny /ʃaɪn/ n. A surface that reflects light.
ship /ʃɪp/ n. A vessel used for transporting people or goods.
shipment /ʃɪpʃən/ n. A package or item delivered to a person or place.
shipped /ʃɪp/ n. A vessel or item carried by a ship.
shipping /ʃɪpɪŋ/ n. A vessel used for transporting goods.
ships /ʃɪp/ n. A vessel used for transportation.
shirley /ˈʃɪr.lɪ/ n. A woman who is unmarried.
shirt /ʃɜːt/ n. A piece of clothing worn on the upper body.
shirts /ˈʃɪrtz/ n. A piece of clothing worn on the body.
shit /ʃɪt/ n. A waste of space.
shite /ʃaɪt/ n. A small, often temporary, structure used for temporary housing or shelter.
shithead /ʃɪtʃɜːd/ n. A person who is constantly in a state of being angry or aggressive.
shithole /ˈʃɪðəʊl/ n. A dark, unappealing, or unseemly place.
shits /ʃɪts/ n. A group of people who are rude or mean.
shitting /ˈʃɪtɪŋ/ n. A bodily act of defecating.
shitty /ˈʃɪti/ n. A bad or uninteresting thing.
shiva /səˈvi/ n. The Hindu deity of destruction and rebirth.
shivering /ˈʃɪvɪŋ/ n. A sudden, involuntary shaking of the body.
shock /ʃɔːk/ n. A sudden, violent, or startling event or feeling.
shocked /ʃɔːk/ n. A sudden or unexpected event that causes surprise.
shocking /ˈʃɒkɪŋ/ n. A startling or surprising event.
shoe /ʃɒʊ/ n. A footwear worn on the foot.
shoes /ʃɔɪz/ n. A pair of footwear worn on the feet.
shogun /ʃəɡʊn/ n. A powerful warrior or leader in feudal Japan.
shoo /ʃuː/ n. A sudden, sharp movement or sound.
shook /ʃuːk/ n. A sudden or violent movement of a body or object.
shoot /ʃɒt/ n. A projectile fired from a weapon.
shooter /ʃɔːtər/ n. A person who shoots.
shooters /ʃɒtʃə/ n. A person who shoots.
shooting /ʃɔːtɪŋ/ n. A sudden burst of force or energy.
shoots /ʃɒt/ n. A projectile that is fired from a weapon.
shop /ʃɒp/ n. A place where people buy and sell goods.
shopping /ˈʃʌpɪŋ/ n. A place where people buy and sell goods.
shops /ʃɒpʃ/ n. A place where people buy and sell goods.
shore /ʃɔːr/ n. A body of water where people live.
shores /ʃɔːrs/ n. The land surrounding a city or town.
short /ʃɔːrt/ n. A short word or phrase.
shortage /ˈʃɔːtʃeɪd/ n. A lack of something needed.
shortcut /skʌtʃɔːt/ n. A short way to get from one place to another.
shorter /ˈsɔːr.tər/ n. A shorter version of something.
shortly /ˈsɔːrtli/ n. A short period of time.
shorts /ʃɔːrts/ n. A short piece of clothing worn on the body.
shorty /ʃɔːrti/ n. A short, thin, or slender person.
shot /ʃɒt/ n. A projectile or a shot fired.
shotgun /ʃɒtʃʌn/ n. A weapon used to shoot at a target.
shots /ʃɒts/ n. A small projectile used in shooting.
should /səʊnd/ n. A verb meaning to be or to be able to.
shoulda /səʊˈdeɪ/ n. A person who is expected to be present at a time or place.
shoulder /ˈsəʊðər/ n. A part of the body that supports the arm.
shoulders /ˈsəʊθərz/ n. The upper part of the human body that supports the head and torso.
shouldn /səʊðən/ n. A suggestion or recommendation that is not to be followed.
shout /ʃoʊt/ n. A loud, sudden sound made by someone to express anger, surprise, or excitement.
shouted /ˈʃʌʊt/ v. to speak loudly or forcefully.
shouting /ˈʃʌʊŋ/ n. A loud and angry sound made by someone.
shouts /ʃaʊt/ n. A loud sound made by a person.
shove /ʃɒv/ n. A forceful or sudden motion to push or shove.
shoved /ʃɒd/ n. A person who has been thrown or pushed.
shovel /ˈʃɒbl/ n. A tool used for breaking or removing solid objects.
shoving /ˈʃɒvɪŋ/ n. A forceful or violent act of pushing or shoving.
show /ʃɒv/ n. A display or presentation.
showcase /dɪsˈlaɪn/ n. A place where something is shown or exhibited.
showed /ʃɒd/ n. A display of something.
shower /ˈʃɔːr/ n. A basin or tub used for bathing.
showers /ˈʃɔːr/ n. A basin or tub for bathing.
showing /ʃɒvɪŋ/ n. A visual representation of something.
shown /ʃɒn/ n. A picture or drawing that depicts something.
shows /ʃɒdʒ/ n. A place where people gather for entertainment.
showtime /ˈʃɒʃ.tɪm/ n. A scheduled event where a person or group performs a specific act.
shrapnel /ʃɪprəl/ n. A sharp piece of metal or wood used for cutting or piercing.
shred /ʃred/ n. A piece of meat or other food that has been torn or cut.
shredder /ˈʃʌrdʒər/ n. A machine used for breaking down large pieces of material into smaller, finer pieces.
shrieking /ˈʃriːkɪŋ/ n. A loud and sudden noise.
shrieks /ʃrieks/ n. A loud sound made by a person or animal.
shrimp /ʃɪmp/ n. A small crustacean.
shrine /ˈʃrɪn/ n. A sacred place for worship.
shrink /ʃrɪn/ n. A reduction in size or amount.
shu /ʃuː/ n. A small, flat building in which people live.
shuffle /ˈʃʌɪr/ n. A random arrangement of items.
shun /ʃʌn/ n. A person who is not.
shush /ˈʃʌʃ/ n. A quiet place to rest or sleep.
shut /kɒl/ n. A place where something is closed.
shuts /ʃʌts/ n. A device used to close a door.
shutter /ˈʃʌtə(r)/ n. A movable panel used to close or open a door.
shutters /ˈʃʌtərz/ n. A door or window that can be opened and closed.
shutting /ʃɜːtɪŋ/ n. The act of closing a door or a pipe.
shuttle /ˈʃʌtʃəl/ n. A vehicle used for transporting people or goods.
shy /ʃi/ n. A person who is timid or afraid of public speaking.
si /sɪ/ n. A small, single room in a house.
siberia /ˌsɪbərˈiə/ n. A vast region in Asia inhabited by indigenous peoples.
siblings /səˈbɪlədʒ/ n. Two or more people who are related by blood or marriage.
sicily /siˈkili/ n. A region in southern Italy.
sick /sɪk/ n. A person who is ill or suffering from a disease.
sickness /sɪˈkɪθ/ n. A disease or condition that causes illness.
sid /sɪd/ n. A small, flat, or low building.
side /saɪd/ n. A part of a larger object or a person's arm.
sidekick /saɪdˈskɪk/ n. A companion or assistant to a person.
sides /saɪdz/ n. The parts of a body or object.
sidewalk /ˈsaɪdˌwɛkl/ n. A paved area for pedestrians to walk on.
sideways /ˈsaɪd.waɪz/ n. A position or direction that is not straight.
sidney /sɪˈdɪni/ n. A city in the United States.
siege /sɪɡ/ n. A military attack on a city or town.
siegfried /sɪɡˈfɪnd/ n. A legendary German knight.
sierra /sɪˈriːr/ n. A mountain range.
sigh /sɪɡ/ n. A short, loud, and often involuntary exhalation.
sighing /sɪɡɪŋ/ n. A deep, long, and often painful exhalation.
sighs /saɪɡz/ n. A sound made by breathing deeply.
sight /saɪθ/ n. A visual perception or the act of seeing.
sighting /sɪθɪŋ/ n. A view or view of something.
sightings /saɪtɪŋz/ n. Occurrences of a sight.
sights /saɪtz/ n. A view or view of something.
sign /sɪŋ/ n. A mark or symbol on a surface.
signal /sɪɡnəl/ n. A signal sent by a device to indicate a change in state or action.
signals /sɪɡnəl/ n. A signal sent by a device to indicate a change in state or action.
signature /ˌsɪɡˈnɪfɪk/ n. A mark or seal on an object.
signatures /sɪɡˈnɪtɪʃ/ n. A list of names and dates.
signed /sɪɡn/ n. A document or mark that indicates a person's name or a specific action.
significance /sɪɡˈnɪfɪʃn/ n. The importance or value of something.
significant /sɪɡnifɪk/ n. A notable or important fact.
signing /sɪŋɪŋ/ n. The act of writing or signing a document.
signor /sɪnˈɡɔːr/ n. A person of high rank or status.
signora /sɪnˈɡɔːrə/ n. A woman of high social status.
signs /sɪŋz/ n. A mark or symbol indicating something.
silas /sɪˈleɪs/ n. A man who is a servant.
silence /sɪləns/ n. A state of being without sound.
silenced /sɪlɪndəs/ n. A state of being quiet or unable to speak.
silent /sɪlɪnt/ n. A person who does not speak.
silently /sɪlɪntɪ/ n. A state of being without sound.
silk /sɪl/ n. A long, thin, white, fibrous material used for clothing.
silly /sɪl/ n. A small, unimportant thing.
silver /səˈlaɪər/ n. A precious metal used in jewelry and coins.
silvia /sɪˈlɪvə/ n. A woman of the family of the goddess of love.
sim /sɪm/ n. A small, simple building or structure.
similar /sɪmɪlər/ n. A thing that is similar to something else.
simmons /sɪmɪn/ n. A person who is a member of a society.
simms /sɪmɪs/ n. A person who is a simmer.
simon /sɪmɒn/ n. A man who is a king.
simone /sɪmɪn/ n. A person named Simone.
simple /sɪmpl/ n. A simple or straightforward thing.
simpler /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
simplest /sɪmplɪst/ n. The simplest or least complex thing.
simplicity /sɪmplɪtɪs/ n. A state of being simple or lacking complexity.
simply /sɪmpl/ n. A simple or straightforward thing.
simpson /sɪmˈpɪʃn/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
simulation /sɪmˈjɪleɪʃn/ n. A computer program that simulates a real-world process.
simultaneously /sɪmˈtɪlɪmɪnɪti/ n. happening at the same time.
sin /sɪn/ n. A small, sharp, or unpleasant sound.
sinatra /sɪnəˈtər/ n. A musical instrument.
since /sɪn/ n. A time or period of time.
sincere /sɪnˈtʃər/ n. A feeling of genuine or heartfelt emotion.
sincerely /ˈsɪŋkəli/ n. A person who is very faithful to a promise or a relationship.
sincerity /səˈkriːnəti/ n. A quality of being honest and truthful.
sinclair /sɪnˈkɛl/ n. A person who is a member of the Sinclair family.
sinful /sɪnʃ/ n. A morally bad or unrighteous act.
sing /sɪŋ/ n. A musical instrument used to make sounds.
singapore /sɪnɡˈsɜːp/ n. A country in Asia.
singer /ˈsaɪŋər/ n. A person who sings.
singers /ˈsaɪŋzər/ n. A person who sings.
singh /sɪŋkər/ n. A person who sings.
singing /sɪŋɡɪŋ/ n. The act of making music or the act of singing.
single /sɪnɪl/ n. A single person or individual.
singles /sɪŋl/ n. A person who is not married.
sings /saɪŋz/ n. A musical performance or song.
sinister /sɪnɪstər/ n. A mysterious or ominous figure or thing.
sink /sɪŋk/ n. A hole in the ground for holding water.
sinking /sɪŋkɪŋ/ n. A process of falling or being submerged.
sinks /sɪŋkz/ n. A hole or depression in the ground.
sinned /sɪnɪn/ v. to commit a sin.
sinner /sɪnər/ n. A person who has committed a sin.
sinners /sɪnɪz/ n. A group of people who have committed a crime.
sins /saɪns/ n. A violation of moral or legal standards.
siobhan /sɪoʊbæn/ n. A woman of Irish descent.
sip /sɪp/ n. A small liquid drink.
sir /sɪr/ n. A person in charge of a specific task or role.
sire /sɪr/ n. A male member of a family.
siren /sɪrən/ n. A loud, blaring sound that warns of danger.
sirens /ˈsaɪrənz/ n. A loud, mournful sound that warns of danger.
sirs /sɜːrs/ n. A group of people who are friends.
sis /sɪs/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
sissy /sɪsɪ/ n. A person who is not a man.
sister /ˈsɪstər/ n. A female relative of one's own.
sisters /ˈsɪstərz/ n. Two or more people of the same gender.
sit /sɪt/ n. A place where one sits.
sita /sīt/ n. A place where people gather or where something is located.
site /sīt/ n. A place where people gather or work.
sites /sɪtʃ/ n. A place where people gather or visit.
sits /saɪt/ n. A position or place where something is located.
sittin /sɪtɪn/ n. A person sitting.
sitting /sɪtɪŋ/ n. A position or posture of being seated.
situation /ˈsɪtʃwɪʒn/ n. A state of affairs or condition.
situations /ˈsɪtjuːʃn/ n. A state of affairs or condition.
siu /sjuː/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building in which people live.
six /sɪk/ n. A number or quantity.
sixteen /sɪˈkɪt/ n. A number of 16.
sixth /sɪkθ/ n. A sixth of a whole or a sixth of a number.
sixty /sɪkθi/ n. A number of sixty.
size /sɪz/ n. The measure of a building's dimensions.
sizes /sɪzɪz/ n. The measure of length or width.
sizzling /ˈsaɪzɪŋ/ n. A sudden burst of heat or steam.
skank /sæk/ n. A small, rough, or unpolished object.
skate /skæt/ n. A sport involving sliding on ice.
skates /skæt/ n. A type of footwear worn on the ground.
skating /ˈskætɪŋ/ n. A sport in which people skate on ice.
skeleton /ˈskæləkt/ n. A part of the body that supports the rest of the body.
skeletons /bəˈzɪl/ n. A part of the body that supports the body's weight.
sketch /ˈskɛʃ/ n. A drawing or illustration.
sketches /ˈskɪkʃəs/ n. A drawing or illustration.
ski /skɪ/ n. A snowboard or a piece of equipment used for snowboarding.
skies /skɪ/ n. The vast expanse of space above Earth.
skiing /skɪɪŋ/ n. The sport of moving on snow.
skill /səˈkɪl/ n. A skill or ability.
skilled /skɪl/ n. A person who possesses the ability to do something well.
skills /sˈkɪləz/ n. A set of abilities or talents.
skin /sʌɪn/ n. A part of the body covered with skin.
skinner /skɪnɪər/ n. A person who is a scientist.
skinny /sɪnki/ n. A person who is short.
skins /sʌɪn/ n. A part of the body covered with skin.
skip /skɪp/ n. A step or movement in a sequence.
skipped /skɪpɪd/ n. A person who has been or is being left out.
skipper /skɪpɪər/ n. A person who navigates water by steering a boat.
skipping /skɪpɪŋ/ n. A movement or action of skipping over something.
skirt /skɪrt/ n. A piece of clothing worn around the waist.
skirts /skɪrks/ n. A piece of clothing worn around the waist.
skull /skʌl/ n. A hard, bone structure that forms the head of an animal or human.
skulls /skʌlʃ/ n. A dead body.
skunk /sʌŋk/ n. A small, furry, black, and sometimes green mammal.
sky /skj/ n. The vast expanse of the heavens above.
skye /skeɪ/ n. A large expanse of air above the earth.
slack /slæk/ n. A small, flexible, or easily movable object.
slade /sleɪd/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building.
slain /dɛd/ n. A person who has died.
slam /sleɪm/ n. A sudden, violent, or forceful impact.
slammed /sleɪmd/ n. A sudden, violent, or loud sound made by an object or person.
slamming /ˈslæmɪŋ/ n. A sudden, forceful impact or blow.
slams /sleɪms/ n. A sudden, loud, and forceful impact.
slander /ˈslendər/ n. A thin, slender person.
slap /sleɪp/ n. A sudden, sharp blow or impact.
slapped /sˈlæp/ n. A sudden, sharp blow or impact.
slapping /sˈlæpɪŋ/ n. A sudden, sharp, or forceful impact.
slaps /sleɪps/ n. A sudden, sharp, or loud sound.
slash /səˈlaɪ/ n. A line or cut made by a sharp object.
slate /ˈslæt/ n. A dark gray rock.
slater /ˈslætər/ n. A person who is a neighbor to another person.
slaughter /ˈsleɪtʃər/ n. The act of killing animals for food.
slaughtered /ˈsleɪtʃər/ v. to kill in a cruel manner.
slave /səˈbluː/ n. A person of low status in a society.
slavery /sˈleɪvəri/ n. A system of forced labor.
slaves /sleɪvz/ n. A person of low status in a society.
slay /sleɪ/ n. To kill someone or something with a sharp or deadly blow.
slayer /sˈleɪ/ n. A person who kills or destroys.
sleep /sleɪp/ n. A place where people rest.
sleeper /səˈpiːr/ n. A person who sleeps.
sleeping /səˈpiːɪŋ/ n. A place where people rest.
sleepless /sleɪpˈlɛs/ n. A state of being without sleep.
sleepover /səˈpiːlə/ n. A short stay at a hotel or inn.
sleeps /sɪpl/ n. A place where people rest.
sleepy /səˈpiːli/ n. A state of being unrefreshed or unexcited.
sleeve /səˈluːv/ n. A long piece of fabric worn around the arm.
sleeves /səˈliːvs/ n. A piece of clothing worn around the arm.
sleigh /ˈsleɪʃ/ n. A wooden sleigh used for sledding.
slept /slept/ n. A state of being or an act of resting.
slice /sɪkl/ n. A thin, flat piece of food.
sliced /sɪkɪd/ n. A piece of food cut into thin slices.
slices /ˈsaɪkləs/ n. Thin, flat pieces of food.
slick /sɪkl/ n. A smooth, shiny, or polished surface.
slide /slaid/ n. A sliding door or panel.
slides /slɪdɪz/ n. A flat surface used for displaying information.
sliding /sˈlaɪdɪŋ/ n. A smooth, continuous motion of one object over another.
slight /sliːt/ n. A small or minor thing.
slightest /sliːtɪest/ n. The least of anything.
slightly /sliːtɪ/ n. A small or minor change.
slim /sleɪm/ n. A small or thin person.
slime /sliːm/ n. A slimy substance or organism.
slimy /sliːmi/ n. A sticky or slimy substance.
sling /sɪŋl/ n. A thin, flexible rod used for throwing or catching objects.
slip /sleɪp/ n. A small, flat surface on the ground.
slipped /sˈlɪpɪd/ n. A fall or slide.
slippers /sˈlɪpər/ n. A pair of shoes worn on the feet.
slippery /sˈlɪpəri/ n. A surface that is very slippery.
slipping /sˈlɪpɪŋ/ n. A movement of a body or object that causes it to fall or slide.
slips /sleɪpz/ n. A slip of paper or a slip of the tongue.
slit /sleɪt/ n. A narrow opening in a surface.
sloan /slaʊn/ n. A small, flat, rectangular area of land.
sloane /sloʊn/ n. A town in the United States.
slob /sʌbl/ n. A rough or unrefined person.
slogan /ˈsloːɡən/ n. A slogan is a short phrase or line of text used to promote a product, service, or cause.
slope /sloʊp/ n. A line or surface that rises and falls.
sloppy /ˈslɪtʃi/ n. A small or minor thing.
slot /səʊl/ n. A slot in a slot machine.
slow /səʊl/ n. A slow or sluggish process or feeling.
slowed /sloʊd/ n. A decrease in speed or rate.
slower /ˈsɔːlər/ n. A thing that takes longer to complete than another.
slowing /ˈsluːɪŋ/ n. A decrease in speed or velocity.
slowly /səˈloʊli/ n. A gradual or slow process.
slug /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
slumber /səʊpl/ n. A state of being in a deep sleep.
slurping /ˈslʌpɪŋ/ n. The act of making a sound like a wet, slurping noise.
slut /sˈlʌt/ n. A person who engages in sexual acts.
slutty /ˈslʌtti/ adj. A person who is sexually promiscuous.
sly /sli/ n. A person who is cunning or deceitful.
smack /səʊk/ n. A sudden, sharp, or unpleasant sound.
small /səʊml/ n. A small building or structure.
smaller /səˈmɛlə/ n. A smaller or less extensive version of something else.
smallest /smɪləst/ n. The smallest of all.
smart /smɑːrt/ n. A person who is intelligent.
smarter /smɑːr/ n. A person who is more intelligent.
smartest /smɑːr.tɪst/ n. The most intelligent thing in the world.
smash /ˈsmɑːʃ/ n. A violent or sudden act of striking or breaking something.
smashed /ˈsmɑːd/ n. A violent or sudden action that causes something to break or fall.
smashing to break something into smaller pieces.
smear /smɛər/ n. A small, irregularly shaped piece of food.
smell /smɛl/ n. A pleasant or unpleasant odor.
smelled /smɛld/ n. A pleasant or unpleasant odor.
smelling /ˈsɪmɪŋ/ n. The act of detecting the presence of a scent.
smells /smɔːls/ n. A pleasant odor.
smelly /sˈmiːli/ n. A foul odor or unpleasant smell.
smile /smaɪl/ n. A facial expression of happiness or a smile.
smiled /səˈmɪld/ n. A facial expression of happiness or amusement.
smiles /smɪləz/ n. A facial expression of happiness or amusement.
smiley /səˈmiːli/ n. A face with a wide, happy expression.
smiling /səˈmɪlɪŋ/ n. A face that shows a smile.
smith /smɪt/ n. A person who works in a shop.
smoke /smoʊk/ n. A cloud of gas or vapor.
smoked /smɪkɪd/ n. A substance that is smoked.
smokes /smʌks/ n. A substance that produces smoke.
smoking /smɪkɪŋ/ n. The act of inhaling tobacco or other combustible substances.
smooth /sʌm/ n. A surface that is smooth and free of bumps or cracks.
smoothly /səʊmˈlaɪ/ n. A movement or action done in a smooth or easy manner.
smug /səʊɡ/ n. A person who is arrogant or condescending.
smuggle /smʌɡəl/ n. A person who smuggles contraband across borders.
smuggled /smʌɡˈlaɪd/ n. A person who smuggles goods.
smuggling /səˈmʌɡɪŋ/ n. The act of transporting contraband across international borders.
smurf /smʌrf/ n. A small, friendly, or mischievous creature.
snack /snaʊk/ n. A small food item eaten for quick energy.
snacks /snækz/ n. A food item eaten for pleasure.
snail /snaɪl/ n. An invertebrate mollusk.
snake /səˈnɪk/ n. A long, coiled, serpentine animal.
snakes /snaʊks/ n. A group of animals that lay eggs.
snap /səʊp/ n. A sudden, sharp movement or change in position.
snapped /snaʊp/ v. to break quickly or suddenly.
snapping /ˈsnæpɪŋ/ n. A sudden and sharp movement or change in position.
snappy /ˈsnæpi/ n. A small, quick, or easy-to-handle thing.
snaps /snɑːps/ n. A sudden, sharp movement or change in position.
snarling /ˈsnɑːrlɪŋ/ n. A loud, angry, or aggressive sound made by a dog or other animal.
snarls /snaʊrls/ n. A violent, aggressive, or mocking sound or gesture.
snatch /sneʃ/ n. A sudden and violent grab or seizure.
snatched /snaʃt/ v. to snatch quickly.
sneak /sniːk/ n. To move into a room without being seen.
sneakers /sniːkərs/ n. A pair of shoes worn for walking or playing sports.
sneaking /snaʊkɪŋ/ n. A method of moving without being noticed.
sneaky /sniːki/ n. A person who is clever or cleverly unobtrusive.
sneeze /sniːz/ n. A sudden, sharp coughing motion.
sneezes /sniːz/ n. To make a sneeze.
snickers /snɪkɪkər/ n. A small, sweet, and often spicy candy.
sniff /snɪf/ n. A small, quick movement of the nose.
sniffing /snɪfɪŋ/ n. The act of smelling or detecting the presence of something.
sniffles /snɪfˈleɪz/ n. A small, soft, and often unpleasant sound made by a person or animal.
sniffling /snɪfl/ n. The act of making a sniffling sound.
sniffs /snɪfs/ n. The act of smelling or the act of smelling.
sniper /snaɪpər/ n. A skilled shooter who aims and fires at a target.
snipers /snɪpər/ n. A person who shoots at targets from a distance.
snitch /snaʃ/ n. A person who spies or infiltrates.
snob /snʌb/ n. A person who is unreasonably wealthy or powerful.
snoop /snaʊp/ n. To search for or investigate something.
snooping /snoʊpɪŋ/ n. The act of observing or investigating something closely.
snoring /snɔːrɪŋ/ n. A sound made by breathing.
snorting /snɔɪrɪŋ/ n. The act of inhaling large amounts of smoke or fumes.
snorts /snɔːrts/ n. A sudden, involuntary puff of air.
snot /sɒt/ n. A sticky substance produced by the nose.
snow /snʌf/ n. A white substance that falls from clouds.
snowing /snʌɪŋ/ n. The act of snowing or the snow itself.
snuck /snaʊk/ n. A person who steals or swallows something.
snuff /sɪŋf/ n. A small, dried tobacco leaf.
so /səʊ/ n. A place where people gather.
soak /soʊk/ n. A process of immersing something in liquid.
soaked /soʊkt/ n. A state of being wet or damp.
soaking /soʊkɪŋ/ n. A process of immersing something in a liquid.
soap /səʊp/ n. A liquid soap used for cleaning.
sob /səʊb/ n. A person who is drunk.
sobbing /səˈbɪŋ/ n. A sudden, involuntary cry of distress.
sober /soʊbər/ n. A state of being free from intoxication.
sobs /səʊb/ n. A sudden, involuntary cry of pain or distress.
soccer /səˈkɔːr/ n. A game played by teams of men and women.
society /səˈkɒtə/ n. A group of people living together.
sock /sɒk/ n. A pair of shoes worn on the foot.
socks /sɒks/ n. A pair of soft, flexible, and warm clothing worn for warmth.
sod /sɒd/ n. A small, flat, green, grassy area in a field.
soda /səʊdə/ n. A carbonated beverage.
sodium /səˈdeɪm/ n. A chemical element that is essential for life.
sofa /soʊfə/ n. A piece of furniture for sitting.
sofia /soʊˈfaɪə/ n. A woman of the name Sofia.
soft /səʊt/ n. A soft or gentle quality or state.
softer /səʊtər/ n. A softer or more delicate quality or state.
softly /səʊtli/ n. A gentle or quiet manner of speaking.
software /suːˈtɪɡ/ n. A program or code designed to perform a specific task.
soil /suːl/ n. A layer of earth beneath the surface of the ground.
sol /səʊl/ n. A building in which people sleep.
solar /səˈlɑːr/ n. A sun-powered energy source.
sold /səʊld/ n. A transaction of goods or services.
soldier /səˈdɪlər/ n. A person who serves in the armed forces.
soldiers /səˈdɪlərs/ n. A group of people who fight for a country.
sole /səʊl/ n. A single or one-sided element.
solely /səʊl/ n. A thing done or thought in a single way.
solemn /səʊˈmɒn/ n. A serious or dignified occasion.
solicitor /lɔːˈsɪtər/ n. A person who represents a client in legal proceedings.
solid /səʊˈdɪn/ n. A solid or firm substance.
solidarity /ˌsɒldəˈrəˌrɪ/ n. A state of unity or cooperation among people.
solitary /ˈsəʊləti/ n. A person living alone.
solitude /ˈsəʊlɪtʃ/ n. A state of being alone.
solo /səʊl/ n. A person who does not work or live with others.
solomon /səˈlɒmən/ n. A wise man.
solution /səʊʃn/ n. A solution to a problem or question.
solutions /səʊˈleɪʃn/ n. A method or procedure for resolving a problem or issue.
solve /səʊl/ n. A solution to a problem or equation.
solved /səˈdɒl/ n. A solution to a problem.
solving /səˈloʊɪŋ/ n. The process of finding a solution to a problem.
somber /dɑːk/ n. A state of being gloomy or gloomy.
some /səʊm/ n. A small amount of something.
somebody /səʊm/ n. A person.
someday /səˈmeɪd/ n. A future time or place.
somehow /səˈmjuːr/ n. A place where something can be found.
someone /səʊˈmən/ n. A person.
someplace /səʊmˈplɪdʒ/ n. A place where people go.
somethin /səˈmɔːθɪn/ n. A small, unimportant thing.
something /səˈmɔːtʃ/ n. A small, unimportant thing.
sometime /ˈsɒm.tɪm/ n. A time or place when something happens.
sometimes /ˈsɔːm/ n. A time or period of time.
somewhat /səʊm/ n. A degree of similarity or degree of similarity.
somewhere /ˈsɔːmweɪr/ n. A place where one can go.
son /sɒn/ n. A male child.
sonar /səˈnɑːr/ n. A device used to detect underwater objects.
song /sɒŋ/ n. A musical composition.
songs /səʊʃnz/ n. A musical composition.
sonia /soʊˈniə/ n. A woman.
sonic /sɒnɪk/ n. A sound or noise.
sonja /sɔːnˈja/ n. A woman.
sonny /səʊn/ n. A young man.
sons /sɒnz/ n. A male child.
sonya /səˈniː/ n. A woman.
soo /suː/ n. A large, heavy, or heavy-laden object.
sookie /səʊˈkiː/ n. A small, often wild animal found in the wild.
soon /soʊn/ n. A short period of time.
sooner /soʊnər/ n. A time that has passed or is approaching.
soothing /səʊθɪŋ/ n. A calming or comforting feeling or thing.
sophia /səˈfɪə/ n. A woman of high social standing.
sophie /səˈpɔf/ n. A young woman.
sophisticated /səˈpɪʃ.ə.tɪk.ət/ adj. A person or thing that is well-organized, complex, or advanced
sophomore /səˈpɔːmɪdʒ/ n. A student in the fourth year of high school.
sora /səʊrə/ n. A generative AI model capable of generating images.
sorcerer /səˈrɑːtər/ n. A person who can cast spells.
sordid /sɔːdɪd/ adj. A person or thing that is unpleasant or unappealing.
sore /pæn/ n. A painful sensation or condition.
sorority /ˈsɔːrəti/ n. A group of women who share a common surname and often live together.
sorrow /səʊr/ n. A feeling of deep sadness or regret.
sorrows /səˈroʊns/ n. A period of time or feeling of sadness.
sorry /səʊ/ n. A word used to express regret or apology.
sort /sɔːrt/ n. A category of words used to organize and classify other words.
sorta /səˈtə/ n. A small, informal version of something else.
sorted /sɔːrd/ n. A list of items arranged in a specific order.
sorting /səˈrɪŋ/ n. The process of arranging items in a specific order.
sorts /sɔːrts/ n. A process of arranging or classifying items.
sought /səʊʃ/ n. A search for something or someone.
soul /səʊl/ n. A vital part of a person's being.
souls /səʊl/ n. A part of the human body that is believed to be responsible for life and consciousness.
sound /sʌnd/ n. A sound produced by the vibration of an object.
sounded /səʊnd/ n. A sound or noise.
sounding /sɒnd/ n. A quality of being heard or heard well.
sounds /suːndz/ n. A sound produced by the vocal cords.
soup /suːp/ n. A liquid food prepared by boiling or simmering ingredients.
sour /səʊr/ n. A sour taste or substance.
source /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
sources /səʊˈtɜːrs/ n. A collection of sources or evidence.
south /səʊθ/ n. A direction in the compass.
southeast /səʊθ/ n. A direction in the compass.
southern /səʊˈθɪn/ n. A region in the southern United States.
southwest /səʊθwɪt/ n. A direction in the southwest quadrant of the compass.
souvenir /səˈvɪnɪər/ n. A gift or item given as a souvenir.
sovereign /səʊvəʊˈrɪʃn/ n. A person or group of people who hold power over a country.
soviet /soʊvɪt/ n. A government in which the people are the masters.
soviets /soʊvɪtɪz/ n. A state of being a communist party or state.
sow /səʊ/ n. A plant that produces seeds.
soy /soʊ/ n. A plant used to make soy sauce.
spa /spa/ n. A place for people to relax and enjoy the outdoors.
space /spaʊs/ n. A place where people travel.
spacecraft /spaʊˈskɛpt/ n. A machine or device used for transportation or exploration.
spaces /spəʊz/ n. A space in which something is placed.
spaceship /spəˈkɛkt/ n. A machine or device used for transportation or exploration.
spade /səˈpɑːd/ n. A sharp, pointed tool used for digging or cutting.
spades /səˈpəʊz/ n. A hand of cards in a deck of cards.
spaghetti /səˈpædʒi/ n. A dish of pasta with meat, vegetables, and cheese.
spain /spaɪn/ n. A country in South America.
span /sɪn/ n. A line of people or animals.
spanish /kəˈzɑː/ n. A building in which people live.
spank /sæŋk/ n. A sudden, sharp blow or kick.
spare /səˈpær/ n. A piece of property or resource that is not used.
spared /səˈpɛr/ n. A thing that was not taken or used.
spark /sɜːp/ n. A sudden, sharp, or intense impulse or reaction.
sparkle /sɪkpəl/ n. A bright, dazzling, or brilliant appearance.
sparkling /sɪkpɪlɪŋ/ n. A bright, glittering appearance.
sparks /spɑːk/ n. A sudden burst of energy or light.
sparky /sɪkpʊ/ n. A person who is very energetic and lively.
sparrow /ˈsɜːpər/ n. A small bird.
spartacus /sɑːpˈtɑːkəs/ n. A Greek sculptor.
spat /səˈpæt/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building.
speak /səʊp/ n. The act of speaking or the act of speaking.
speaker /ˈspɛkər/ n. A person who speaks.
speakers /ˈspɪkə(r)/ n. A person who speaks.
speaking /ˈspækɪŋ/ n. The act of speaking or the act of speaking.
speaks /speɪks/ n. A verb meaning to speak.
spear /sɪpər/ n. A long, sharp, two-handed weapon used for hunting or combat.
spears /spɪks/ n. A sharp, pointed object or structure.
special /səˈpɛʃn/ n. A special or unique item or person.
specialist /səˈpɪʃnəl/ n. A person skilled in a particular field.
specialists /ˈs.p.ə.ə.l.ɪz/ n. A person skilled in a particular field of study or activity.
specially /ˈsɛp.ə.li/ n. A thing done or made with special purpose.
specialty /səˈpɪtəli/ n. A field of knowledge or skill.
species /sɪpjɪs/ n. A living thing or organism.
specific /sɪpɪfɪk/ n. A particular or definite thing.
specifically /sɪpɪkɪkɪlɪ/ n. A particular or specific instance.
specimen /sɪpɪˈmeɪn/ n. A part of an object or animal used for study or examination.
specimens /sɪpɪˈmeɪnɪz/ n. A single, preserved part of an organism.
specs /sɪpɪks/ n. A set of specifications for a product.
spectacle /səˈpɪtələ/ n. A performance or event that is intended to be seen by many.
spectacular /ˌsɪpˈtɛkˈlɪjər/ n. A very great or wonderful thing.
spectators /ˈspɪktəʊzə/ n. People who watch an event or show.
spectrum /ˌsɪpɪˈkret/ n. A range of colors or a variety of different things.
speculation /sɪˈkʌpʃn/ n. The act or practice of predicting the future with the hope of making a profit.
speech /səˈpɪʃ/ n. A spoken word or message.
speeches /ˈspɪʃəs/ n. A public address given by someone to an audience.
speechless /səˈpɪʃləs/ n. A person who has no words to say.
speed /səˈpɛd/ n. A movement or change in velocity.
speeding /ˈspɛdɪŋ/ n. The act of driving at excessive speeds.
speeds /səˈpɪdz/ n. A measure of how fast something moves.
speedy /fæst/ n. A thing that happens quickly.
spell /səˈpɛl/ n. A word or phrase that is not a real word.
spelled /s/ pɛl/ n. A word written in a specific language.
spelling /səˈpɛlɪŋ/ n. A set of letters that form a word.
spells /sɛpl/ n. A magical or physical act of changing the state of a thing.
spence /sɪnʃ/ n. A town in the United States.
spencer /sɪpən/ n. A person of the name Spencer.
spend /spend/ v. To consume or use something for a purpose.
spending /spɛndɪŋ/ n. The act of using money or time for a purpose.
spends /spɛndz/ n. To spend money or time.
spent /spɛnt/ n. A period of time during which something is used or consumed.
sperm /sɛm/ n. A male reproductive cell.
sphere /səˈpiːr/ n. A sphere of space.
spice /sɪpɪs/ n. A spice or flavoring used in cooking.
spices /sˈpɪs/ n. A collection of dried or ground plant or animal products used for flavoring.
spicy /səˈpɪki/ n. A food or drink that is very hot or very hot.
spider /spɪdər/ n. A small arachnid that hunts and eats insects.
spiders /spɪdər/ n. A small arachnid that hunts and eats other small arachnids.
spies /spɪəs/ n. A person who works for a secret organization.
spike /sɪpɪk/ n. A sharp point or projection.
spill /sɪpl/ n. A liquid that flows from one container to another.
spilled /spɪl/ n. A liquid that has been poured out of a container.
spilling /sˈpɪlɪŋ/ n. The act of pouring or spilling liquid.
spin /spɪn/ n. A spinning motion or object.
spinach /spɪnʃɪn/ n. A leafy green vegetable.
spinal /sɪn/ n. A long, slender bone in the middle of the body.
spine /sɪn/ n. A long, thin bone in the body.
spinning /spɪnɪŋ/ n. A circular motion or action.
spins /spɪn/ n. A circular motion or rotation.
spiral /səˈpɪrəl/ n. A spiral shape or structure.
spirit /sɪpɪrt/ n. A force of the mind or spirit.
spirits /səˈpɪrts/ n. A supernatural being or force.
spiritual /sɪpɪˈtʃəl/ n. A state of mind or belief that is not based on material wealth.
spit /sɪp/ n. A sharp, pointed projection of the tongue.
spite /sɪpɪt/ n. A feeling of anger or resentment.
spits /spɪts/ n. A sharp, pointed protrusion of the tongue.
spitting /sˈpɪtɪŋ/ n. The act of spitting.
splash /splʌʃ/ n. A sudden, short, and often loud movement of water.
splashing /splæʃɪŋ/ n. A sudden, forceful motion of water or a liquid.
spleen /splʌn/ n. A vital organ in the digestive system.
splendid /spleɪˈdɪʃn/ n. A very good or excellent person or thing.
splinter /splɪn/ n. A small piece of wood or metal that has been split.
split /spɪt/ n. A division or separation.
splitting /spɪˈtɪŋ/ n. The process of dividing something into parts.
spock /sɜːk/ n. A robot.
spoil /səˈpɔɪl/ n. A thing that is ruined or damaged.
spoiled /səˈpɔɪld/ n. A state of being spoiled or neglected.
spoiling /səˈpɔɪlɪŋ/ n. The act of making someone or something look or feel bad.
spoils /səˈpɔːl/ n. A piece of property or object that is the result of a battle or conflict.
spoilt /səˈpɔɪlt/ n. A person who has been made to feel or act foolishly.
spoke /səʊp/ n. A verb meaning to speak.
spoken /spʌn/ n. A spoken word or phrase.
sponge /sɪpʊŋk/ n. A soft, porous material used for absorbing liquids.
sponsor /səʊpəndər/ n. A person or organization that provides financial or material support to another.
sponsored /səˈpɒnɪd/ n. A product or service offered for free or at a discount.
sponsors /ˈspɒnɪzərs/ n. A person or organization that provides financial or material support to a project or cause.
spontaneous /səˈpɔːntəs/ n. A happening or action that happens without any prior cause or preparation.
spook /səʊk/ n. A creature or phenomenon that frightens people.
spooked /səʊk/ n. A person who is frightened or afraid.
spooky /səˈpʊki/ n. A mysterious or frightening thing or person.
spoon /səʊn/ n. A utensil used for eating.
spoons /səʊn/ n. A utensil for eating.
sport /sɜːp/ n. A game played by people.
sporting /səʊˈpɔːtɪŋ/ n. A sport or activity.
sports /səˈpɔːrts/ n. A sport or activity.
spot /spɒt/ n. A small area of land or space.
spotlight /spəˈtɪlɪt/ n. A beam of light focused on a specific point.
spots /spɒts/ n. A small area of land or space.
spotted /ˈspɒtɪd/ n. A mark or impression made on something.
spouse /səʊpʊs/ n. A person who is married to another person.
spray /spray/ n. A fine, fine mist or stream of liquid.
spread /sprɛd/ n. A region or area where something is distributed.
spreading /sprɪðɪŋ/ n. The act of spreading or the process of spreading.
spreads /spriːds/ n. A spreading or spreading out of something.
spree /sprī/ n. A sudden, loud, and often unpleasant sound.
spring /sprɪŋ/ n. A season of warm weather.
springfield /sprɪŋˈfiːld/ n. A town in the United States.
springs /sprɪŋz/ n. A branch of a tree that grows upward.
sprung /sprʌŋ/ n. A sudden or unexpected change in position or state.
spun /spʌn/ n. A spinning motion or object.
spy /spj/ n. A person who carries out secret or covert actions.
spying /sˈpiːɪŋ/ n. The act of secretly observing or watching someone.
squad /sweɪd/ n. A group of people working together.
squadron /ˈskuːdʁəʊn/ n. A group of soldiers or aircraft.
square /ˈsɪbʌr/ n. A square of land or a building.
squared /ˈsweɪr/ n. A square or area of equal sides.
squares /ˈsɪɡlɪərs/ n. A square of land or a building.
squash /ˈkʌʃ/ n. A fruit or vegetable with a hard, round, and often dark skin.
squat /səʊkt/ n. A low-lying position or posture.
squawking /ˈskwɑːkɪŋ/ n. A low, rumbling sound made by animals or machinery.
squeak /sˈkuːk/ n. A soft, high-pitched sound made by a squeaky toy or a squeaky animal.
squeaking /ˈskʌkɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a squeaky object.
squeaks /sʌk/ n. A sound made by a squeaky object.
squeal /ˈskuːl/ n. A sudden, sharp sound made by a person or animal.
squealing /ˈskwɛlɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a person or animal.
squeals /sˈkweɪlz/ n. A loud sound made by a person or animal.
squeeze /ˈsɪz/ n. A squeezing motion or action.
squeezed /ˈskjuːzəd/ n. A tight space or area.
squeezing /ˈsjuːkɪŋ/ n. To apply force to a material to compress it.
squid /sʌɪd/ n. A small marine animal with a soft, gelatinous body.
squire /sɪkr/ n. A young man trained to serve a master.
squirrel /səˈkriːb/ n. A small mammal with a bushy tail.
squirrels /ˈsɪkrəl/ n. Small mammals that live in trees and are known for their sharp teeth.
squirt /ˈsjuːt/ n. A sudden, forceful stream of liquid.
ss /səʊ/ n. A group of people living together.
ssh /ʃɛs/ n. A command-line tool for secure remote server access.
st /st/ n. A place where people sleep.
stab /stɑːb/ n. A sharp, stabbing object or action.
stabbed /stəb/ n. A sharp object used to strike or cut.
stabbing /stəbɪŋ/ n. A violent act of hitting or striking.
stability /ˈstæbɪli/ n. A state of being stable or secure.
stable /stəˈbɪl/ n. A place where things are kept in good order.
stables /ˈstæbl/ n. A place where horses are kept.
stacey /ˈstəsi/ n. A person who is a member of the stacey family.
stack /stɑːk/ n. A vertical stack of objects.
stacked /stæk/ n. A collection of items arranged vertically.
stacy /ˈsteɪki/ n. A woman who is a member of the Stacey family.
stadium /ˈstæmið/ n. A large open space for sports events.
staff /stɑːf/ n. A person who works for a company or organization.
stag /stɑːɡ/ n. A large animal with hooves.
stage /stɑːdʒ/ n. A place where people perform.
staged /ˈstædʒ/ n. A construction or event that has been completed and is ready for use.
stages /stæɡz/ n. A series of steps or periods in a process.
staggering /ˈstæɡərɪŋ/ n. A series of events or actions that occur at different times.
staging /stɑːdʒ/ n. A place where a play or performance is performed.
stain /stæn/ n. A mark left on a surface by an agent.
stained /stænɪd/ n. A color or substance applied to a surface.
stains /stɪnɪs/ n. A mark left on a surface by a substance.
staircase /ˈsteɪrkeɪs/ n. A series of steps leading to a higher level.
stairs /steɪtʃ/ n. A set of steps used to ascend or descend a building.
stake a small piece of land or property owned by a person or a group of people.
stakes /steɪks/ n. A wager or bet.
stale /ˈsteɪl/ n. A condition of being old or decayed.
stalin /ˈstælɪn/ n. A Soviet leader.
stalk /stɑːlk/ n. A long, thin, flexible, or flexible, or a long, thin, flexible, or a long, thin, flexible, or a long
stalker /ˈstæklər/ n. A person who follows or watches someone without permission.
stalking /ˈstɑːlɪŋ/ n. A persistent, unwanted attention that causes someone to feel threatened or uncomfortable.
stall /stɑːl/ n. A place for animals to graze.
stalling /ˈstælɪŋ/ n. A delay or refusal to proceed.
stallion /ˈstɔːlɪən/ n. A male horse.
stammering /ˈstæmərɪŋ/ n. A stuttering or hesitant speech pattern.
stammers /ˈstæmər/ n. A person who repeats words or phrases without understanding them.
stamp /stɑːmp/ n. A mark or seal used to identify or authenticate an object.
stamped /ˈstæmp/ n. A mark or impression made on a surface.
stamps /stɑːmz/ n. A small flat piece of paper with a design and a place for money.
stan /stæn/ n. A person who is a man.
stance /stɑːn/ n. A position or attitude.
stand /stænd/ n. A place where people stand.
standard /stəndənd/ n. A standard of quality or measure.
standards /stændz/ n. Rules or regulations governing behavior or quality.
standby /ˈstændbɪ/ n. A place where something is waiting or ready.
standing /stændɪŋ/ n. A position or posture.
stands /stænds/ n. A place where people gather.
stanford /stɑːnˈfɔːrd/ n. A university in California.
stanley /stəˈneɪli/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
stanton /stæn'tən/ n. A town in the United States.
star /stɑːr/ n. A star in the sky.
starboard /stɑːb/ n. The right side of a ship.
starbuck /stɑːbʌk/ n. A small, often wooden, toy or figurine.
stare /ˈsteɪr/ n. To look at someone or something with intense focus.
stared /ˈstærəd/ v. to stare intensely.
starfleet /stɑːˈfɪːl/ n. A group of ships in a space station.
stargate /ˈstɑːɡəteɪt/ n. A device that allows people to communicate with other people in the same universe.
staring /lʊkɪŋ/ n. A person who is watching or observing.
stark /stɑːk/ n. A very dark or gloomy place.
starring /ˈstɑːrɪŋ/ n. A person who is featured in a film or television show.
stars /stɑːrs/ n. A star in the sky.
starship /səˈpɪtʃ/ n. A machine or device used for transportation or exploration.
start /səʊt/ n. The beginning of something.
started /ˈsɜːrtɪd/ n. The beginning of something.
starter /ˈstɛrər/ n. A person who starts something.
starters /ˈsætərər/ n. A group of people who work together to create a new product or service.
starting /ˈsɪtɪŋ/ n. A place where one begins an activity or process.
startled /ˈsætɪld/ n. A sudden or unexpected surprise that causes someone to be startled.
starts /sɑːts/ n. A place where people start their day.
starvation /ˈstær.vəʊʃn/ n. A state of extreme hunger.
starve /stɑːv/ n. A state of being unable to eat.
starved /ˈstærvd/ n. A state of being without food.
starving /ˈstærɪvɪŋ/ n. A state of extreme hunger.
stash /ˈæst/ n. A place to store things.
stashed /ˈstʌtʃ/ n. A place where something is kept for later use.
stat /stæt/ n. A unit of measurement in the metric system.
state /stəʊt/ n. A region of land where people live.
stated /ˈsteɪtəd/ n. A statement or declaration made by someone.
statement /ˈstəʊmənt/ n. A formal declaration or announcement.
statements /stəˈmeɪʃn/ n. A statement or declaration.
states /stəʊt/ n. A region of the United States.
static /ˈstætɪk/ n. A state of being or condition that remains unchanged.
stating /ˈstætɪŋ/ n. A statement or declaration.
station /ˈstəʊʃn/ n. A place where trains or buses stop.
stationed /ˈstəʊnɪd/ n. A place where something is kept or placed.
stations /stəʊn/ n. A place where trains or buses stop.
statistics /stəˈjɪstɪkəs/ n. A collection of numbers and figures used to describe data.
statue /ˈstjuːt/ n. A large sculpture of a person or animal.
statues /ˈstjuːz/ n. A statue of a person or animal.
status /stɑːtɪs/ n. A state of being or condition.
statute /lɛv/ n. A legal rule or regulation.
stay /stai/ n. A place where people rest or wait.
stayed /stɛɪd/ v. to remain in a place or situation.
staying /stɛɪŋ/ n. A period of time during which one remains in a place.
stays /stɛɪz/ n. A period of time during which something is in a particular state.
steadily /ˈsteɪdli/ n. A person who acts with a steady, unchanging attitude.
steady /ˈstiːdi/ n. A state of being calm and unchanging.
steak /steɪk/ n. A cut of meat that is cooked by searing or grilling.
steaks /stɛkz/ n. A cut of meat that is usually cooked with a pan or grill.
steal /stɛl/ n. To take something without permission.
stealing /stɛlɪŋ/ n. The act of taking something without permission.
steals /stɛlz/ n. To take something without permission.
stealth /stɪˈθɛt/ n. A method of doing something without being noticed.
steam /steʊm/ n. A gas produced by burning wood or coal.
steamed /stɪmɪd/ n. A dish cooked by steaming.
steed /hɔːs/ n. A four-legged animal used for riding or working.
steel /stīl/ n. A metal used for construction and machinery.
steele /stɛl/ n. A metal used for construction or tools.
steep /stɪp/ n. A slope that is very steep.
steer /stɪər/ n. A vehicle used for driving.
steering /stɪrið/ n. The act of controlling the direction of a vehicle.
stefan /stefan/ n. A man who works in a factory.
stein /steɪn/ n. A hard, hard-working material used to build buildings.
stella /ˈstɪlə/ n. A star in the night sky.
stem /stɛm/ n. The part of a word that leads to the root.
stench /smɛl/ n. A strong odor or scent.
step /stɛp/ n. A step in a staircase.
stepfather /stɪpˈfɑːtər/ n. A man who is the father of another man.
steph /stɪp/ n. A person who steps on something.
stephanie /stɪp.ˈʃeɪn/ n. A woman who is married to a man.
stephen /stɪpʃən/ n. A person.
stephens /stɪpʃens/ n. A person who is a step in the line of succession.
stepmother /stɪp.mɔː.tər/ n. A mother who is the wife of the father of the child's brother.
stepped /stɛp/ n. A step in a staircase.
stepping /stɛp/ n. A movement of the foot.
steps /stɪps/ n. Steps or a series of steps.
stereo /ˈstɪri.o/ n. A device or system that combines sound and visual elements.
sterile /ˈstɪri.li/ n. A state of being without life or vitality.
sterling /stɪrˈlɪŋ/ n. A currency unit of value.
stern /stɛrn/ n. A sharp, pointed, or pointed-out quality.
steroids /ˈstɪrɪdɪz/ n. A class of synthetic chemicals used for treating diseases.
steve /stɪv/ n. A person.
steven /stɪvən/ n. A man who is a professional.
stevens /ˈstɪvɪnz/ n. A person who is a member of the Stevens family.
stevie /ˈstɪvi/ n. A person who is a singer.
stew /ˈstɛv/ n. A dish of cooked vegetables and meat.
steward /ˈstɪdʒər/ n. A person who manages or oversees a specific area or group of people.
stewart /ˈstɪwɪt/ n. A person of the family.
stewie /ˈstewi/ n. A person who cooks.
stick /stɪk/ n. A long, thin, hard object used for holding or pushing.
sticker /ˈstɪkər/ n. A small piece of paper or material used to display information.
sticking /stɪkɪŋ/ n. A part of a stick that is stuck to something else.
sticks /stɪks/ n. A long, thin, hard object used for holding or pushing.
sticky /stɪkɪ/ n. A substance that adheres to surfaces.
stiff /stɪf/ n. A person who is not flexible or adaptable.
stig /stɪɡ/ n. A small, hard, and brittle stone.
stiles /ˈstɪl/ n. A vertical support in a building.
still /stɪl/ n. A state of being unchanged or unchanging.
sting /stɪŋ/ n. A sharp, painful sensation or a sharp object.
stings /stɪŋz/ n. A sharp, painful sensation or injury.
stingy /stɪŋk/ n. A person who is stingy.
stink /stɪk/ n. A foul odor or unpleasant smell.
stinking /ˈstɪŋkɪŋ/ n. A foul-smelling odor.
stinks /stɪks/ n. A smell that makes people uncomfortable.
stinky /ˈstɪkɪ/ n. A foul-smelling odor or substance.
stir /stɪr/ n. A small tool used for mixing or stirring.
stirred /ˈstɪrɪd/ n. A state of being stirred or agitated.
stirring /ˈstɪrɪŋ/ n. A continuous motion of stirring or mixing.
stitch /stɪtʃ/ n. A small, fine, or precise line or thread.
stitches /ˈstɪtʃɪz/ n. A thread or piece of fabric used to join things together.
stock /stʌk/ n. A unit of currency or a share of a company.
stockholm /stʊkˈhɒlːm/ n. A city in Sweden.
stocking /stʌkɪŋ/ n. A piece of clothing worn on the body.
stockings /stʌkɪnɪz/ n. A pair of long, soft, flexible garments worn for warmth or as a fashion accessory.
stocks /stʌks/ n. A financial instrument representing ownership in a company.
stokes /ˈstɒkəs/ n. A person who is a member of the stock.
stole /stəʊl/ n. A person who steals.
stolen /ˈstoʊn/ n. A stolen item or object.
stomach /ˈstʌmʌk/ n. A hollow organ in the digestive system.
stomp /stʌmp/ n. A strong, short, and forceful impact on the ground.
stone /stɒn/ n. A hard, hard-working material used for building.
stoned /stɒn/ n. A hard, hardy, or firm substance.
stones /stɔːns/ n. A rock or stone.
stood /stʌd/ n. A position or state of being.
stool /stəʊl/ n. A piece of furniture for sitting.
stoop /stɔːp/ n. A low, sloping step or ramp.
stop /stɒp/ n. A place where one stops doing something.
stopped /stɒp/ n. A state of being or an action that has ceased.
stopping to halt or stop an action or process.
stops /stɒps/ n. A place where one stops.
storage /stəʊr/ n. A place where things are kept.
store /stɑːr/ n. A building or place where goods are sold.
stored /stɔːd/ n. A place where things are kept.
stores /stōrs/ n. A place where goods are sold.
stories /stɔːri/ n. A collection of events or tales.
storm /stɔːm/ n. A sudden and violent change in weather conditions.
storms /rɪn/ n. A natural phenomenon that causes water to fall to the ground.
stormy /stɔːmi/ n. A time when the weather is very bad.
story /stəʊəri/ n. A narrative or account of events.
stove /stʌv/ n. A cooking appliance used for heating food.
straight /stræʃ/ n. A line or direction.
straightaway /stræʃəˈweɪ/ n. A short period of time or a very short distance.
straighten /stræʃən/ v. to make straight.
straightened /stræʃən/ v. to straighten or straighten out.
straightforward /stræʃənˈfɔːrd/ n. A simple or easy-to-understand thing.
strain /strɛn/ n. A force or tendency to cause something to change or fail.
strained /strɪn/ n. A state of being under tension or stress.
straining /strɪnɪŋ/ n. The act of exerting effort to overcome resistance.
strand /strænd/ n. A strand of hair or a strand of water.
stranded /strænd/ n. A person or thing left behind after being separated from others.
strange /stræʃ/ n. An unusual or bizarre occurrence.
strangely /strængli/ n. A strange or unusual thing.
stranger /strængər/ n. A person who is not related to you.
strangers /strængz/ n. A person who is not a member of a particular group.
strangest /strængest/ n. The most extreme or unusual thing.
strangle /strænl/ n. A strong, tight grip that causes someone to be pulled or bound.
strangled /strɛnɡl/ n. A state of being bound or tied tightly.
strap /stræp/ n. A piece of fabric or rope used to hold something together.
strapped /stræpt/ n. A state of being bound or tied.
strategic /strəˈdʒiːk/ n. A plan or action designed to achieve a specific goal.
strategy /strætɪj/ n. A plan or method for achieving a goal.
strauss /stræs/ n. A small town in Germany.
straw /stræw/ n. A thin, flexible plant stem used for making straw hats or baskets.
strawberries /strawberries/ n. A fruit with red, juicy, and often tart flesh.
strawberry /strawber/ n. A fruit with red or purple skin and white flesh.
stray /strai/ n. A person who is not belonging to a group or organization.
streak /stʌk/ n. A continuous line of streaks.
stream /strɛm/ n. A flowing body of water.
streams /straiʃ/ n. A flowing body of water.
street /strɛt/ n. A road or path where people travel.
streets /strɪtʃ/ n. A line of houses or buildings.
strength /stʌŋk/ n. A quality of being strong or powerful.
strengthen /stʌɡˈnaɪn/ n. To make something stronger or more powerful.
strengths /strængs/ n. A positive attribute or quality.
stress /stɛrs/ n. A state of being under pressure or tension.
stressed /ˈstɛrəs/ n. A state of being under pressure or tension.
stressful /ˈstɛrs/ n. A state of being under pressure or tension.
stretch /stʃɪrt/ n. A long, flexible, or elastic object.
stretched /strɪtʃ/ n. A process of making something longer or more flexible.
stretcher /ˈstʃɪtər/ n. A piece of furniture used to support a person's back.
stretching /stʃɪtɪŋ/ n. The act of stretching or the state of being stretched.
strict /strɪkt/ n. A strict or rigid rule or law.
strictly /strɪktɪ/ n. A person who acts with extreme seriousness or rigor.
strike /strīk/ n. A sudden, violent, or intentional act of hitting or striking.
strikes /ˈstrɪks/ n. A strike is a collective action by workers to demand better wages or working conditions.
striking /ˈstrɪkɪŋ/ n. A forceful or powerful action.
string /strɪŋ/ n. A line of text.
strings /strinʃ/ n. A string of characters.
strip /striːp/ n. A strip of fabric or material.
stripes /striːp/ n. A pattern of parallel lines.
stripped /strɪp/ n. A part of something that has been removed.
stripper /ˈstrɪpər/ n. A person who removes clothes.
strippers /ˈstrɪpərz/ n. A woman who wears only lingerie.
strips /strɪps/ n. A strip of fabric or material.
strive /strɪv/ n. To exert one's best efforts to achieve a goal.
stroke /stræk/ n. A sudden, severe injury to a body part.
strokes /ˈstrækz/ n. A stroke of the hand.
stroll /wɔːlk/ n. A leisurely movement through a place.
strong /strɪŋ/ n. A powerful or vigorous quality.
stronger /strɔːɡ/ n. A stronger or more powerful force.
strongest /strækst/ n. The most powerful or intense quality.
strongly /strɪŋkli/ n. A strong or powerful quality.
struck /strʌk/ n. A blow or impact.
structure /ˈstʌkʃər/ n. A building or framework that supports other structures.
structures /stʌkʃərs/ n. A building or structure.
struggle /strʌɡ/ n. A difficult or hard task.
struggled /strʌɡˈled/ v. to experience difficulty or hardship.
struggles /strʌɡˈlaɪz/ n. A difficult or hard task.
struggling /strʌɡˈlaɪŋ/ n. A state of being unable to do something.
strung /strʌŋ/ n. A string of objects or people.
stu /stjuːd/ n. A person who studies.
stuart /stjuːt/ n. A man of the church.
stubborn /stɪbəbɔːn/ n. A person who is unwilling to change their opinion or behavior.
stuck /stʌk/ n. A person who is unable to move or be moved.
stud /stʊd/ n. A building in which people study.
student /stʌdʒənt/ n. A person who studies.
students /stjuːdəns/ n. A group of people who study together.
studied /stʌdɪd/ n. A subject of study.
studies /stɪdɪjz/ n. A collection of scientific research and data.
studio /stʊdʒo/ n. A small room or space for a single person to work.
studios /stʊdʒɪəʊz/ n. A place for recording sound or performing music.
study /stʊd/ n. A place where people learn.
studying /stʌdʒɪŋ/ n. The act of learning or the process of learning.
stuff /stʌf/ n. A collection of items or objects.
stuffed /stʌf/ n. A stuffed animal.
stuffing /stʌfɪŋ/ n. A large amount of something put into something else.
stuffy /ˈstʌfi/ n. A large, heavy, or bulky object.
stumble /ˈstʌm/ n. A sudden, uncontrolled fall or loss of balance.
stumbled /ˈstʌmd/ v. to stumble or trip over one's feet.
stump /stʌm/ n. A large, woody, or hard object.
stun /stʌn/ n. A sudden, violent, or startling event.
stung /stʌŋ/ n. A painful or irritating sensation.
stunned /stʌnd/ n. A person who is completely shocked or surprised.
stunning /ˈstʌndɪŋ/ n. A very good or beautiful thing.
stunt /ˈstʌnt/ n. A dangerous or risky performance or act.
stupid /ˈstjuːp/ n. A person who is very foolish.
stupidest /ˈstʌpɪdɪst/ n. The most stupid thing ever.
stupidity /ˈstʌpɪdɪti/ n. A state of being foolish or lacking intelligence.
stuttering /ˈstʌtərɪŋ/ n. A pause in speech.
style /ˈsɪlɪt/ n. A style of clothing or design.
styles /stɔːlz/ n. A style or manner of doing something.
stylish /ˈstɪlɪʃ/ n. A person who is well-liked or admired.
su /suː/ n. A person who is a servant or a slave.
sub /sʌb/ n. A part of a building or structure.
subconscious /səb-sōn-sō-nəs/ n. The part of the mind that is not directly aware of.
subject /sʌb/ jekt/ n. A person or thing that is the focus of a sentence.
subjected /səbˈdʒɪt/ n. A person who has been made to do something.
subjects /sʌbjeɪtʃ/ n. A person or thing that is the subject of a sentence.
sublime /səˈbʌm/ n. A quality of something that is very great or very beautiful.
submarine /səbˈmænəb/ n. A ship that floats in the water.
submit /suːbˈtɪm/ n. A place where people submit documents or requests.
submitted /suːbˈtɪmɪd/ n. A document or item submitted for review.
subpoena /səˈbɒnə/ n. A written request for a person to produce documents or evidence.
subs /sʌbs/ n. A part of a building that is not a house.
substance /səbˈstɪnəs/ n. A physical thing or matter.
substances /sʌbˈstɪnɪs/ n. A substance that can be used or used to be.
substantial /səˈbʌstʃnəl/ n. A large or extensive.
substitute /səbˈstɪɡ/ n. A replacement for something.
subtitle /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
subtitles /səbˈtɪlɪtɪz/ n. A set of words or phrases used to describe or explain a visual or audio element.
subtitling /səbˈtɪlɪŋ/ n. The process of translating a text from one language to another.
subtle /səbəl/ n. A very small or insignificant thing.
suburban /səbˈʌrən/ n. A residential area with a high degree of suburban development.
suburbs /səbʌrbs/ n. A neighborhood surrounding a city.
subway /səˈbɪw/ n. A train line that runs beneath a city.
succeed to achieve something desired or expected.
succeeded /səˈkɒdʒd/ n. A person who has completed a task or event.
success /səˈkɪs/ n. A result of effort or action.
successful /səˈkʌləs/ n. A result that is good or favorable.
successfully /səˈkjuːstɪli/ n. A successful or effective result.
successor /səˈkɔːsər/ n. A person who succeeds in something.
such /suːk/ n. A person who is similar to another person.
suck /sʌk/ n. A process of sucking something into the mouth.
sucked /sʌkt/ n. A state of being unable to swallow or hold something.
sucker /ˈsʌkər/ n. A person who sucks or is constantly being sucked.
suckers /sʌkərz/ n. A group of people who live together in a house.
sucking /suːkɪŋ/ n. A process of sucking something into the mouth.
sucks /sʌks/ n. A verb meaning to cause someone to feel uncomfortable or to be unpleasant.
suction /suːʃn/ n. A force that pulls air or fluid out of a space.
sudden /ˈsʌdʒən/ n. A sudden change in time or place.
suddenly /ˈsʌtʃændʌ/ n. A sudden change in time or place.
sue /suː/ n. A person who is sued.
sued /suːd/ n. A legal action in which a party is required to pay a fine or pay a court.
suffer to endure hardship: /ˈsʌfər/ n. To endure or withstand difficult conditions.
suffered to endure hardship: /ˈsʌfərɪd/ v. to endure or withstand.
suffering /pæn/ n. A painful experience or condition.
suffers /səˈfjuːr/ n. A state of being unable to do something.
suffice /səˈfjuːk/ n. A sufficient amount or quantity.
sufficient /əˈdɪk.əw/ n. A sufficient amount or quantity.
suffocate to suffocate: /səˈfɒkeɪt/ v. to cause one's life to be cut off from the air.
suffocating /səˈfjuːkəʊŋ/ n. A state of being unable to breathe.
sugar /səʊɡər/ n. A sweet substance.
suggest /səʊɡəʊt/ n. A suggestion or recommendation.
suggested /səˈdʒiːt/ n. A place where people gather for social activities.
suggesting /səˈdʒɪʃɪŋ/ n. A suggestion or recommendation.
suggestion /ˈsɪɡʃən/ n. A recommendation or advice given by someone.
suggestions /ˈsjuːtʃənz/ n. A suggestion or recommendation.
suggests /səˈdʒɪktz/ n. A suggestion or recommendation.
suicidal /suːˈkɪdʒ/ n. A person who intends to commit suicide.
suicide /suːˈkɪd/ n. An act of intentionally ending one's life.
suing /suːɪŋ/ n. A legal action or dispute.
suit /sjuːt/ n. A piece of clothing worn by people.
suitable /səˈjuːtəbl/ n. A thing that is appropriate or fitting for a particular purpose.
suitcase /səˈtʃɪks/ n. A small bag for carrying personal items.
suitcases /sjuːˈkeɪz/ n. A bag for carrying personal belongings.
suite /suːt/ n. A room in a house.
suited /suːt/ n. A person who is well-attired or prepared.
suits /suːz/ n. A set of clothing worn together.
sullivan /səˈluːtən/ n. A person of the surname Sullivan.
sully /səˈluː/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
sultan /sʌlʌn/ n. A ruler or monarch.
sum /sʌm/ n. A quantity of something.
summer /ˈsuːmər/ n. A period of time in the year when the sun is high in the sky.
summers /ˈsʌmər/ n. A period of time in the year when the sun is high in the sky.
summit /məʊntən/ n. A high point on a hill or mountain.
summon /səʊmən/ n. To call or cause to come into being.
summoned /ˈkɔːl/ n. A person or thing that is called or summoned.
summons /səˈmɒnz/ n. A command or order given to a person to do something.
sumo /suːm/ n. A sumo wrestler.
sums /sʌmz/ n. A collection of money or a total amount.
sun /sʌn/ n. The sun, a celestial body that emits light and heat.
sunday /səˈnʌndi/ n. A day in the week.
sundays /sʌndz/ n. A day of rest in the week.
sundown /səˈnɔːn/ n. The time when evening begins.
sung /sʌŋ/ n. A musical instrument used to produce sound.
sunglasses /səŋɡlɪz/ n. A pair of eyewear worn on the face.
sunk /sʌŋk/ n. A building in which people live.
sunlight /sʌnˈlaɪt/ n. The natural light that illuminates the earth.
sunny /sʌn/ n. A body of clear, bright, and warm air.
sunrise /sʌnˈraɪz/ n. The early morning when the sun rises over the horizon.
sunset /ˈsʌntəs/ n. The setting of the sun.
sunshine /sʌnˈtʃɪn/ n. A bright, clear day.
super /suːpər/ n. A state of being or a quality that is very high.
superb /suːˈbɜːb/ n. A very good or excellent quality or work.
superficial /suːˈfɪʃəl/ n. A surface that is not deep or substantial.
superhero /suːpərˈhɪpər/ n. A person who is a hero.
superintendent /suːˈpɛnˈtɪdʒn/ n. A person in charge of a department or office.
superior /suːpərɪˈjɔːr/ n. A higher position or rank.
superiors /suːpərˈiːrɪz/ n. A person or group of people who hold a higher position or status than others.
superman /suːpərˈmæn/ n. A superhero who can fly.
supermarket /suːˈpɛrˌmɛnt/ n. A store that sells food and other goods.
supernatural /suːpənˈtʃeɪʃnəl/ n. A force or power that exists beyond the natural laws of the universe.
superstar /suːˈpɜːstər/ n. A highly successful person or work.
superstition /bɪˈlɪj/ n. A belief or idea that is held as true.
superstitious /suːpərˈstɪʃn/ n. A belief or practice involving the worship of spirits or gods.
supervise /suːˈvɪsɪd/ n. A person or group of people who are responsible for overseeing or managing something.
supervision /suːˈvɪˈpɪʃn/ n. The act or process of overseeing or monitoring.
supervisor /suːˈpɪˈvɜːr/ n. A person in charge of a group of people.
supper /suːpər/ n. A meal eaten at a mealtime.
supplied /səˈpɪld/ n. A thing or service that is given or received.
supplier /ˈsʌpɪlɪt/ n. A person or business that provides goods or services.
supplies /səˈpɪlɪs/ n. A collection of items used for daily needs.
supply /səˈpʊl/ n. A supply of goods or services.
support /səpʊt/ n. A person or thing that helps or supports someone.
supported /səˈpɔrtənd/ n. A thing that supports or is supported.
supporters /səˈpɔːtərzər/ n. People who support a person or cause.
supporting /səˈpʊtɪŋ/ n. A person or group that provides assistance or aid to others.
supportive /səˈpɔːrtɪv/ n. A person or thing that helps or is helpful.
supports /səˈpɔːrts/ n. A thing that supports or sustains something.
suppose /suːpˈsaɪp/ n. A hypothetical or imagined state or condition.
supposed /suːpˈzɒd/ n. A belief or opinion that something is true.
supposedly /səˈpɒʊdli/ n. A belief or opinion that is not true.
supposing /suːˈpɒsɪŋ/ n. A hypothetical or imagined situation.
suppress /səˈpʌt/ n. To prevent or stop something from happening.
supreme /suːˈpɪːm/ n. The highest or most important thing.
sure /səʊr/ n. A person who is sure or certain.
surely /səˈruːli/ n. A certain fact or statement.
surf /sʌrf/ n. A body of water where people swim.
surface /ˈsʌrvəns/ n. The flat area of a surface.
surfing /sʌrfɪŋ/ n. The sport of riding a board on water.
surge /səʊʒ/ n. A sudden increase in the number of people or animals.
surgeon /səʊʒən/ n. A medical professional who performs emergency surgeries.
surgeons /səʊrʒəʊnz/ n. A medical professional who performs emergency surgeries.
surgeries /səʊr.jə.ʃ/ n. A procedure performed on the body to treat disease or injury.
surgery /suːr.jēk/ n. A procedure performed on the body to treat disease.
surgical /sjuːrɪk/ n. A procedure or technique used to treat disease or injury.
surname /səˈnɪm/ n. A family name.
surprise /ˈsɜːpriːz/ n. A sudden or unexpected event or occurrence.
surprised /ˈsɜːpriːd/ n. A state of being surprised or shocked.
surprises /səˈprɪʃəs/ n. A surprising event or occurrence.
surprising /ˈjuːstɪpɪnd/ n. A thing that happens to happen unexpectedly.
surprisingly /ˌsəˈrɪŋdʒəli/ n. A person who is surprised.
surrender to give up voluntarily or to yield to authority.
surrendered /səˈrɪndər/ v. to give up or yield to something.
surrogate /səˈrɒɡwɪd/ n. A substitute or replacement for something else.
surround /səˈrɜːnd/ n. A region or area around something.
surrounded /səˈrɔːndənd/ n. A place or area where something is present.
surrounding /səˈrɪndʒɪŋ/ n. The area around a place.
surroundings /səˈrɪndəʊnɪŋz/ n. The area around a building.
surveillance /səˈvɪləns/ n. The act of watching or monitoring something closely.
survey /səˈvɜːr/ n. A survey is a collection of data gathered from a specific area or population.
survival /səˈvɪrəʃn/ n. The ability to live or continue to exist.
survive /səˈvɪd/ n. To live through a difficult time.
survived /səˈvɪdɪd/ n. A person who has lived through a difficult time.
survives /səˈvɪrɪz/ n. To live through a difficult time.
surviving /səˈvɪrɪŋ/ n. A person who lives on or through life.
survivor /səˈvɪrɪfər/ n. A person who has survived a disaster or difficult time.
survivors /səˈvɪrɪzɪz/ n. People who have survived a disaster or difficult situation.
susan /suːzən/ n. A woman.
sushi /suːˈʃi/ n. A type of Japanese flatbread.
susie /suːˈziː/ n. A woman who is a member of the family.
suspect /səˈpɪʃt/ n. A person suspected of committing a crime.
suspected /ˈsʌp.tɪdʒ/ n. A person or thing believed to be true or real.
suspects /səˈpjuːtʃəs/ n. A person suspected of committing a crime.
suspend /səˈnɪs/ n. To stop or delay something.
suspended /suːˈzɪndənd/ n. A state of being or action that is not yet completed or is currently being performed.
suspense /ˈspʌz.nəs/ n. A state of being uncertain or fearful.
suspenseful /ˈspʌz.nəs.fəl/ adj. A state of being uncertain or exciting.
suspension /ˌsɪsˈpɪʃn/ n. A state of being suspended or held in a position.
suspicion /ˈspjuʃ.ən/ n. A feeling of doubt or uncertainty.
suspicions /səˈpɪʃnʃn/ n. A thought or feeling that something is wrong or dangerous.
suspicious /ˈsʌp.sɪʃ.ən/ n. A person or thing that appears to be dangerous or untrustworthy.
sustain /məˈtɪn/ n. To keep in good condition or working order.
sustained /ˈsʌstənd/ n. A state of being or action that continues over time.
sutton /ˈsʌtn/ n. A small village or town.
suv /suːv/ n. A vehicle used for transporting people or goods.
suzanne /suːˈzæn/ n. A woman.
suzie /suːˈziː/ n. A woman.
suzuki /suːˈzjuːk/ n. A Japanese automobile manufacturer.
suzy /səˈzi/ n. A person.
sven /sven/ n. A person of Swedish origin.
swab /sweɪb/ n. A small brush used for cleaning.
swallow /səʊˈpləʊ/ n. A bird that feeds on insects.
swallowed /səʊld/ n. A food item that has been eaten.
swam /sweɪm/ n. A body of water in which a person or animal has been or is swimming.
swamp /swamp/ n. A body of water covered with vegetation.
swan /sweɪn/ n. A large bird with a long neck and a large tail.
swap /swaɪp/ n. A change of position or a change of state.
swarm /ˈswɑːm/ n. A group of insects or small animals living together.
swat /ˈswæt/ n. A police officer or a police vehicle.
sway /sweɪ/ n. A physical movement or vibration.
swear /ˈsweə/ n. A loud or sudden act of insulting someone.
swearing /ˈsweɪrɪŋ/ n. The act of using offensive words or phrases.
swears /ˈswɜːrs/ n. A verb meaning to make a loud or harsh sound.
sweat /sweɪt/ n. A secretion of the body.
sweater /ˈsweðər/ n. A piece of clothing worn for warmth or comfort.
sweating /ˈsweɪtɪŋ/ n. The act of sweating or the process of sweating.
sweaty /ˈsweɪti/ n. A state of being or feeling of being sweaty.
sweden /sweːdn/ n. A country in Europe.
swedish /svˈɛrˈɡaː/ n. A country in Europe.
sweep /sweɪp/ n. A sweeping motion or action.
sweeping /sweɪpɪŋ/ n. A sweeping motion or action.
sweet /suːt/ n. A pleasant or agreeable quality or state.
sweeter /ˈsweɪtə/ n. A more pleasant or less unpleasant quality.
sweetest /suːˈtiːst/ n. The most delicious or pleasant thing.
sweetheart /sweːtˈʃeɪt/ n. A person who is in love with another person.
sweetie /sweɪtʃi/ n. A young woman.
sweetness /suːˈtiːns/ n. A pleasant or agreeable quality.
sweets /ˈsjuːts/ n. A sweet or candy.
swell /sweɪl/ n. A sudden increase in size or volume.
swelling /swoʊlɪŋ/ n. A sudden increase in size or volume.
swept /ˈkɛln/ n. A cleaning or wiping of a surface.
swift /swɪft/ n. A fast or quick thing.
swim /swoʊm/ n. A body of water in which people can swim.
swimmer /sweɪmər/ n. A person who swims.
swimming /swoʊmɪŋ/ n. A body of water where people can swim.
swine /sweɪn/ n. A domesticated animal that is kept for food or breeding.
swing /sweɪŋ/ n. A swinging motion or object.
swinging /ˈsweɪŋɪŋ/ n. A motion of swinging or swinging motion.
swings /swɪŋz/ n. A swinging motion or object.
swiss /swɪs/ n. A person from Switzerland.
switch /sweɪtʃ/ n. A device that changes the state of a switch.
switched /sɪtʃ/ n. A change in state or condition.
switches /sweɪtʃɪz/ n. A device that changes the state of a light.
switching /ˈsweɪtɪŋ/ n. The act of changing from one state to another.
switzerland /swiˈt͡ʃaɪl/ n. A country in Europe.
swollen /swoʊl/ n. A condition of being enlarged or inflated.
sword /səʊd/ n. A long, sharp weapon used for fighting.
swords /ˈsɔːrs/ n. A long, sharp weapon used for fighting.
swore /ˈswɔːr/ n. A solemn promise or declaration.
sworn /swoʊn/ n. A solemn declaration of faith or commitment.
swung /sweŋ/ n. A motion of a body or object that causes it to move in a circle or arc.
sybil /səˈbɪl/ n. A woman who is known for her intelligence and wit.
syd /sɪd/ n. A city in the United Kingdom.
sydney /sjuːndi/ n. A city in New South Wales, Australia.
sykes /ˈsaɪks/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
sylvester /ˈsɪlɪstər/ n. A man who is a member of the royal family.
sylvia /sɪˈvaɪə/ n. A woman of the countryside.
sylvie /sɛlvi/ n. A woman of French origin.
symbol /səˈbɪl/ n. A symbol or mark indicating something.
symbolic /səˈmɪkl/ n. A representation or symbol that stands for something else.
symbols /səˈmɒləz/ n. A symbol or mark used to represent something else.
sympathetic /səˈmɪθədʒɪk/ n. A person who feels or is moved by the feelings or emotions of another.
sympathy /səˈmɪθi/ n. A feeling of comfort or goodwill toward someone.
symphony /səˈmifɪk/ n. A large musical work consisting of many pieces.
symptom /səˈmɪpt/ n. A sign or indication of a disease or condition.
symptoms /sɪmˈpɔːtɪms/ n. A set of signs or indications that something is wrong.
sync /sɪn.k/ n. A connection between two or more systems.
syndicate /sindˈɪkeɪt/ n. A group of people who work together to achieve a common goal.
syndrome /səˈnɪdʒə/ n. A group of symptoms or signs that occur together.
synthetic /sɪnˈtɪʃn/ n. A product or material made of synthetic materials.
syria /ˈsɪrəˌkəs/ n. A city in New York.
syringe /səˈrɪŋ/ n. A medical instrument used to inject substances into a body.
syrup /ˈsɜːp/ n. A sweet liquid used for drinking.
system /ˌsɪstəm/ n. A system of interconnected parts that work together to achieve a specific goal.
systems /ˌsɪstəmz/ n. A collection of interconnected parts that work together to achieve a specific goal.
T
t /t/ n. A letter in the alphabet.
ta /tə/ n. A person who is a teacher.
tab /tæb/ n. A small, flat building used for storage or as a temporary shelter.
table /təˈbɛl/ n. A flat surface used for holding objects.
tables /tæbləs/ n. A flat surface for holding objects.
tablet /təˈbɛlt/ n. A flat, rectangular object used for writing or computing.
tablets /təˈbɪləts/ n. A small tablet or small container.
tabs /tæbs/ n. A small, flat, rectangular piece of paper used for writing or drawing.
tackle /ˈtækl/ n. A physical effort to solve a problem or defeat an opponent.
tacky /ˈteki/ n. A person who is unpolished or lacking in refinement.
taco /təˈkɒk/ n. A flat, deep, round, and usually spicy flatbread.
tacos /taʃɔks/ n. A flat-topped, corn-based dish.
tactic /təˈkɑːk/ n. A plan or method for achieving a specific goal.
tactical /təˈkæsjikəl/ n. A plan or strategy for achieving a specific goal.
tactics /strætɪk/ n. A plan or method for achieving a goal.
tad /tæd/ n. A small, rough, or unrefined building.
tae /təʊ/ n. A small, flat, wooden house.
tag /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
tagged /tɔɡd/ n. A word or phrase that has been added to a dictionary.
tai /teɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
tail /teɪl/ n. A long, thin, flexible part of a body.
tailor /təˈlɔːr/ n. A person who makes clothes.
tails /teɪl/ n. A long, thin, pointed end of a body part.
tainted /ˈteɪntɪd/ n. A state of being polluted or contaminated.
taiwan /təˈiəwən/ n. A country in East Asia.
taj /tɑːk/ n. A small, flat building in which people live.
tak /tæk/ n. A person who is a servant or subordinate.
take /tæk/ n. To move or transport something.
taken /tæn/ n. A state of being or an action that has been completed.
takeoff /təˈkɒf/ n. The moment an aircraft lifts off the ground.
takes /tæk/ n. To take something from a place.
takin /tækɪŋ/ n. The act of taking something or someone.
taking /tækɪŋ/ n. The act of taking something or someone.
talbot /təˈlɔːb/ n. A small, often ornate, decorative building or structure.
tale /stəʊəri/ n. A narrative or account of events.
talent /təˈlɑːnt/ n. A skill or ability that makes someone good at something.
talented /təˈlændənt/ n. A person skilled at doing something.
talents /təˈlɛnts/ n. A talent or skill.
tales /stɔːri/ n. A collection of events or incidents.
taliban /təˈlɪbən/ n. A sect of Islam.
talk /tɔːk/ n. A spoken word or message.
talked /tɛlk/ v. A past tense of to talk.
talkin /təˈkɔːlɪn/ n. A conversation or discussion.
talking /ˈtæklɪŋ/ n. A verbal expression or act of speaking.
talks /tɔːks/ n. A verb meaning to speak or converse.
tall /tɔːl/ n. A person who is very tall.
taller /ˈtɛlər/ n. A person who is taller than others.
tally /təˈlɪ/ n. A collection of items or numbers.
tam /tæm/ n. A small, flat building used for storage or as a temporary shelter.
tamara /təˈmɑːrə/ n. A woman of the Tamara people.
tame /teɪm/ n. A person who is gentle or easy to please.
tamil /tæmɪl/ n. A language spoken by the Tamil people.
tammy /tæmmi/ n. A woman who is a member of the Tammy family.
tampered /tæmˈdɜːr/ n. A person who has tampered with something.
tan /tæn/ n. A color or shade of red.
tanaka /tænəka/ n. A person of Japanese descent.
tang /tæŋ/ n. A branch of a tree.
tangled /ˈtæŋɡl/ n. A tangled mass of objects or people.
tango /tɑːnɡo/ n. A dance or a person who performs it.
tank /tæn/ n. A large container used for storing liquids or gases.
tanks /tæŋks/ n. A container for storing liquids.
tanner /ˈtænər/ n. A person who works in the leather industry.
tanya /tænə/ n. A woman.
tao /tɑː/ n. A person of the Tao.
tap /tæp/ n. A small, flat, and often movable surface used for holding objects.
tape /tæp/ n. A strip of paper or a piece of material used for recording or displaying information.
taped /tæp/ n. A strip of paper or material used to attach or cover something.
tapes /tæp/ n. A strip of paper or film used for recording or transmitting information.
tapped /tæp/ n. A person who has been struck or hit.
tapping /tæpɪŋ/ n. A short, sharp sound made by hitting something.
taps /tæp/ n. A small hole or opening in a surface.
tar /tɑːr/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building used for storage or as a temporary dwelling.
tara /tɑːrə/ n. A small, round, or oval-shaped object.
tardis /tɑːˈdɪs/ n. A small room in a house used for storing rare books.
target /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
targeted /təˈdʒərɪd/ n. A person or thing directed at or aimed at.
targeting /tɑːrɪdʒɪŋ/ n. The act of aiming at or directing attention toward something.
targets /tɑːrɪks/ n. A target or object of a weapon or action.
tariq /tɑːrɪk/ n. A person of the tribe of the Arabs.
taro /tɑːr/ n. A type of Japanese rice.
tart /tɑːrt/ n. A small, round, and sweet dessert.
tarzan /tɑːrˈzɑːn/ n. A man who is a monkey.
tasha /tʃeɪs/ n. A woman who is a singer.
task /tʃɑːk/ n. A task or activity to be performed.
tasks /tɑːks/ n. A task or activity to be done.
taste /tʌst/ n. The sensation of flavor in the mouth.
tasted /ˈteɪstəd/ n. A feeling of taste.
tastes /taɪˈzɪks/ n. A sensory experience or quality of flavor.
tasting /ˈteɪstɪŋ/ n. The act of tasting or the experience of tasting.
tasty /ˈtæst/ n. A delicious or appealing food item.
tat /tæt/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building used for sleeping.
tate /stəʊt/ n. A region or area of land.
tattoo /təˈtɑːp/ n. A permanent marking on the skin.
tattooed /ˈteɪtəʊd/ n. A mark or design made on the skin.
tattoos /təˈtɑːjuːz/ n. A permanent marking on the skin.
taught /tʌɡd/ n. A subject or activity in which a person learns something.
tavern /ˈtɑːvər/ n. A place where people gather for meals and social events.
tax /tæk/ n. A tax or fee imposed on goods or services.
taxes /tækəs/ n. A tax imposed on goods or services.
taxi /tæksi/ n. A vehicle used for transporting people or goods.
taylor /ˈteɪlɪr/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
te /tiː/ n. A small, flat, or low building.
tea /tiː/ n. A black liquid brewed from leaves.
teach /tɪʃ/ n. The act of instructing or the act of teaching.
teacher /tʃɛər/ n. A person who teaches.
teachers /tʃɪˈtɪʃərs/ n. A person who teaches.
teaches /tɪˈθɪks/ n. A subject taught in a school.
teaching /tɪˈθɪŋ/ n. The act of instructing or the process of learning.
teachings /tɪˈkʌɪŋz/ n. A collection of ideas or principles.
teal /tiːl/ n. A color.
team /tʊm/ n. A group of people working together.
teammates /tʌmˈteɪmz/ n. Two or more people who work together to achieve a common goal.
teams /tæmɪz/ n. A group of people working together to achieve a common goal.
teamwork /tʃɛmˈwɔːrk/ n. A group of people working together toward a common goal.
tear /tiːr/ n. A tearful expression of emotion.
tearing /tɪˈɹɪŋ/ n. A sudden, sharp, or violent act of cutting or breaking something.
tears /tiːrs/ n. A small drop of liquid from the eye.
tease /tiːs/ n. A playful or witty act of making someone laugh.
teasing /tiːsɪŋ/ n. A playful or witty act of making someone laugh or think.
tech /tʃɛk/ n. A system or method for processing information.
technical /tɪkˈnɪkʃ/ n. A branch of science or art that deals with the study of how things work.
technically /tʃɛn.tɪk.tɪli/ n. A technical or scientific term.
technician /tʃɛnˈɪʃən/ n. A person skilled in performing technical tasks.
technique /tʃɪnˈkjuː/ n. A method or process used to achieve a result.
techniques /tʃɪnɪkɪz/ n. A set of methods or procedures used to achieve a goal.
techno /tʃənəˈdɪk/ n. A system of tools and methods used to solve problems.
technological /tɛkˈnɒlədʒɪk/ n. A system or device that enables human activity.
technologies /tɛkˈnɒlədʒɪs/ n. A system or device used to solve a problem or achieve a goal.
technology /təˈkəˌnəti/ n. A system of tools and methods used to solve problems.
ted /tɛd/ n. A person who is a teacher.
teddy /tɛddi/ n. A soft, round, stuffed animal.
tedious /tiˈdʒiəs/ n. A long, boring, or uninteresting task.
tee /tiː/ n. A small, flat, and often wooden table used for eating.
teen /tiːn/ n. A person aged 13 to 19.
teenage /tiːnʒeɪ/ n. A person in the age of 13 to 18.
teenager /tiːnˈɡeɪər/ n. A young adult.
teenagers /tiːnˈɡeɪʃərs/ n. A group of people aged 13 to 18.
teens /tiːns/ n. A group of children aged 13 to 18.
teeth /tiːθ/ n. A tooth or set of teeth.
tel /tɛl/ n. A telephone.
telegram /tɛɡəˈlɛm/ n. A short text message service.
telegraph /tɪˈlɛɡrɪk/ n. A device for sending messages by wire.
telephone /tʃɒlɪfɪn/ n. A device for making or receiving telephone calls.
telephoned /tɪlɪˈfɒnd/ n. A telephone.
telescope /tɪˈlɒɡəs/ n. A device used to observe distant objects.
television /tɪˈvɪsɪʃn/ n. A device for displaying moving pictures.
tell /tɛl/ n. A verb meaning to inform or report.
teller /ˈtɛl.ər/ n. A person who tells stories or facts.
tellin /tɛlɪn/ n. A person who tells or explains something.
telling /ˈtɛlɪŋ/ n. A verbal expression of a fact or opinion.
tells /tɛls/ n. A verb meaning to inform or report.
telly /tɪl/ n. A television set.
temp /temˈpeɪrəʊ/ n. A measure of heat or cold.
temper /temper/ n. A state of being or feeling.
temperature /ˈtemperərt/ n. A measure of heat or cold.
temperatures /tɪmˈpɜːrəˌtɪs/ n. The temperature of the air or water.
temple /tɪmpl/ n. A sacred building in which people worship.
temples /tɪmˈpləs/ n. A sacred place where people worship.
tempo /tɪmˈpɔː/ n. A measure of time.
temporal /tempəˈrɔːr/ n. A time or period of time.
temporarily /tempərɪˈjuːri/ n. A short period of time.
temporary /təˈmɛnəri/ n. A short-term event or activity.
tempt /tempt/ n. A desire to do something.
temptation /tɪmˈpeɪʃn/ n. A desire or urge to do something undesirable.
tempted /temˈpeɪd/ n. A state of being or doing something that is not desired or expected.
tempting /temˈpɪŋ/ n. A thing that appeals to the senses or desires.
ten /ten/ n. A number of ten.
tenant /ten/ n. A person who rents a building or room.
tenants /tenənts/ n. A person who lives in a building.
tend /tend/ n. A gentle or soft feeling or action.
tendency /ˈtenʃən/ n. A tendency or inclination toward something.
tender /ˈtenɪdər/ n. A small, soft, or delicate thing.
tenderness /ˈten.dər.ə.ə/ n. A state of being soft or gentle.
tends /tendz/ n. A person who tends to do something.
tennessee /tɪnˈsenˌsiː/ n. A state in the southeastern United States.
tennis /tenɪs/ n. A sport played with a racket and a ball.
tens /ten/ n. A single unit of ten.
tense /tɪns/ n. A state of being or action that can change over time.
tensed /tɪndəs/ n. A state of being tense or under stress.
tension /ˈtenʃən/ n. A state of being under stress or pressure.
tent /ten/ n. A portable shelter for temporary accommodation.
tenth /ˈθent/ n. The tenth of a number or a decade.
tents /təntəs/ n. A portable shelter for people.
tequila /tɪˈkwɪl/ n. A distilled spirit made from agave.
teresa /tɪrɪˈseɪ/ n. A woman of the family.
teri /tərɪ/ n. A person who is a woman.
term /tɜːm/ n. A word or phrase used to describe a concept, idea, or action.
terminal /tɪmɪnɪl/ n. A computer program that connects to a computer network.
terminate /ˈtenɪmeɪt/ v. To end or conclude an action or process.
terminated /ˈtenɪreɪtɪd/ n. A state of being completed or finished.
terms /tɜːmz/ n. A word or phrase used to describe a concept or idea.
terrace /ˈtɪrəks/ n. A raised platform or area on the side of a building.
terrain /tɪrɪmən/ n. A surface or ground where objects are placed.
terrence /tɪrˈɛns/ n. A person who is a man.
terri /tərri/ n. A person who is a woman.
terrible /ˈtɪrəbl/ n. A very bad or unpleasant thing.
terribly /ˈtɪr.bɪ.li/ n. A very bad or unpleasant thing.
terrific /tɛrˈsɪfɪk/ n. A very good or excellent job or performance.
terrified /tɪrˈfiːd/ n. A state of fear or dread.
terrifying /tɪrˈfɪŋɪŋ/ n. A very frightening or scary thing.
territories /tɪrɪˈdɪjəriːz/ n. A region or area of land.
territory /tɪrɪˈdɜːrɪ/ n. A piece of land or space.
terror /tɛrər/ n. A sudden and violent act of violence or fear.
terrorism /tɛrɪʃn/ n. A violent act of violence against a person or group of people.
terrorist /tɛrɪstɪst/ n. A person who commits acts of violence or terrorism.
terrorists /tɛrɚˈstɪs/ n. A group of people who commit violence.
terry /ˈtɪrri/ n. A man who is a man.
tesla /tɪˈzɛl/ n. A car manufacturer.
tess /tɛs/ n. A small, often decorative, piece of furniture.
tessa /tɪsə/ n. A woman.
test /tɛst/ n. A test or examination.
testament /tɛsˈtɛmənt/ n. A legal document that proves a will is valid.
tested /tɛstɪd/ n. A test or examination performed on something.
testicles /tɛstɪkʃl/ n. Male reproductive organs.
testified /ˈtɛstɪfɪd/ v. to make a statement or claim as fact.
testify /ˈtɛstɪf/ v. to make a statement or declaration.
testifying /tɛstɪfɪŋ/ n. A person who speaks or writes to make a statement.
testimony /tɪsˈtɪmɪn/ n. A statement or record of an event.
testing /tɪsɪŋ/ n. A test or examination.
tests /tɛns/ n. A test or examination.
tex /tɛks/ n. A piece of paper or material used for writing.
texas /təˈzɪs/ n. A state in the United States.
text /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
textbook /tɛkstʊb/ n. A book or work of literature.
texted /tʃɛkt/ v. A person who writes or sends messages.
texting /tʃɛkɪŋ/ n. A method of communication by sending messages via text messages.
texts /tɛks/ n. A collection of written words.
texture /ˈtekstruː/ n. The quality of a surface or material.
th /θ/ n. A letter in the alphabet.
tha /tʃɑː/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
thai /tʃaɪ/ n. A country in Southeast Asia.
thailand /tʃaɪ̯̯a̯n/ n. A country in Southeast Asia.
than /tæn/ n. A comparison or difference between two things.
thank /tʃeɪk/ n. A person who gives thanks.
thanked /tʃænd/ n. A feeling of gratitude.
thankful /ˈɡreɪθəl/ n. A feeling of being thankful.
thankfully /tʃɑːnˈfɪli/ n. A person who is grateful or thankful.
thanking /tʃɑːnɪŋ/ n. A feeling of gratitude.
thanks /tʃeɪks/ n. A thank you.
thanksgiving /tʃɑːnˈtɪɡɪŋ/ n. A holiday in the US and UK for giving thanks to God.
thankyou /tʃɑːnˈkwi/ n. A polite expression of gratitude.
that /ðæt/ n. A word that begins with the letter 't'.
thatcher /ˈtʃætʃər/ n. A small, leafy green vegetable.
thats /ðæt/ n. A word or phrase that is being spoken or written.
the /ðə/ n. A word or letter used to indicate direction.
thea /ˈθɪə/ n. A type of fruit.
theater /ˈθiːtər/ n. A place where people watch performances.
theatre /ˈθiː.ə.ʊ/ n. A place for people to perform plays.
theatrical /ˈθiː.tʃər.əl/ n. A stage or performance space.
thee /tiː/ n. A person who is addressed to you.
theft /ˈθɪft/ n. The act of stealing or the property of being stolen.
their /tɪr/ n. A person or thing belonging to another person or thing.
theirs /tɪrɪz/ n. A person or thing belonging to another person or thing.
thelma /ˈθɛl.mə/ n. A woman who is a member of the House of Lords.
them /tʃɛm/ n. A person or thing that is being referred to.
theme /θɪm/ n. A subject or topic of discussion.
themselves /tʃɛmˈzɪl/ n. A person or thing that is the subject of a sentence.
then /then/ n. A time or place in which something happens.
theo /the/ n. A person or thing that is believed to be real.
theodore /ˈθiːdɪrɪd/ n. A person of the name Theodore.
theoretical /ˈθiəriəli/ n. A concept or idea that is not based on empirical observation.
theoretically /ˈθɪr.ə.tɪ.kəl/ n. A concept or idea that is not yet proven or established.
theories /ˈθiəriəzɪs/ n. A set of ideas or explanations that account for the occurrence of events.
theorists /ˈfɪlɒsɪtʃ/ n. A group of people who study the nature of reality.
theory /ˈtʊəri/ n. A system of ideas or beliefs.
ther /ðəʁ/ n. A place where people gather.
therapist /ˈθɪr.pə.stər/ n. A person who provides medical or psychological services.
therapy /ˈθɪrədi/ n. A form of treatment for a disease or injury.
there /təʊr/ n. A place where people gather.
therefore /ˈθɪrəfər/ n. A conclusion or result.
theresa /ˈθɪrəzə/ n. A woman.
thermal /ˈθɛləm/ n. A substance that causes heat to be produced.
these /tʃɛz/ n. A group of people living together.
thesis /ˌθɪsəs/ n. A written work or argument presented for consideration.
theta /θəˈθə/ n. A mathematical constant representing the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter.
they /tiː/ n. A person or group of people.
thick /θɪk/ n. A large or bulky thing.
thicker /θɪk.ər/ n. A thick or long thing.
thief /θɪf/ n. A person who steals.
thieves /θɪˈziːz/ n. A person who steals.
thieving /stɪˈleɪŋ/ n. The act of taking something without permission.
thigh /θɪɡ/ n. A long, muscular part of the body.
thighs /θɪɡz/ n. A long, muscular part of the body.
thin /θɪn/ n. A very short or slender thing.
thine /θɪn/ n. A word for a person or a thing you possess.
thing /tʃɪŋ/ n. A small object or item.
things /tʃɪks/ n. Things or objects.
thingy /tʃɪŋ/ n. A small, unimportant object.
think /θɪŋk/ n. A thought or idea.
thinkin /tʃɪŋ/ n. A mental process of forming ideas or concepts.
thinking /θɪŋkɪŋ/ n. A process of thinking.
thinks /θɪŋkz/ n. A mental process of forming a belief or opinion.
thinner /θɪn.ɪn.ər/ n. A thin or slender person.
third /θɜːrd/ n. A third or fourth part of something.
thirst /θɪst/ n. A strong desire to drink.
thirsty /θɪst/ n. A person who is very thirsty.
thirteen /tiˈriːth/ n. A number of 13.
thirty /sərti/ n. A number of thirty.
this /tʃɪs/ n. A person or thing.
thomas /θəˈmɒs/ n. A man of the town.
thompson /θəˈpɔːm/ n. A person of the surname Thompson.
thor /θəʊr/ n. A part of the human body that is used for breathing.
thorn /θɔːn/ n. A sharp, thorny plant or object.
thorne /θəʊn/ n. A town or village in the United States.
thorns /θəʊn/ n. Sharp, thorny, or prickly plant parts.
thornton /tʌn/ n. A place where people live.
thorough /ˈθʊərə/ n. A complete or exhaustive process.
thoroughly /kəmˈpɔːrtɪl/ n. A complete or thorough action.
those /tʊz/ n. A person or thing that is not a house.
thou /θəʊ/ n. A person or thing addressed to someone.
though /θʊθ/ n. A word that can be used to mean "however" or "although".
thought /θɔːt/ n. A mental state or concept.
thoughtful /θɪˈθɔːl/ n. A person who is thoughtful.
thoughts /θɔːθ/ n. A collection of ideas or feelings.
thousand /tʃuːn/ n. A large number of people or things.
thousands /ˈθjuːnks/ n. A large number of people or things.
thrash /ˈθreʃ/ n. A violent or aggressive act of throwing something at someone.
thread /θraɪd/ n. A strand of thread.
threads /θraɪz/ n. A thread of material or a thread of thought.
threat /θrɪf/ n. A danger or danger to life.
threaten /ˈθɛθən/ v. to cause to be afraid or worried about.
threatened /ˈθɛrʃnɪd/ n. A state of being at risk of harm.
threatening /ˈθɛʃ.ɪŋ/ n. A situation that causes fear or anxiety.
threatens /θɪˈθɛns/ n. A dangerous or harmful action or state.
threats /θɪˈθɛrts/ n. A danger or danger to life.
three /triː/ n. A number of three.
threesome /ˈθriːzəm/ n. A group of three or more people engaged in sexual activity.
threshold /ˈθɪpəθ/ n. A point or level at which something changes or becomes significant.
threw /θrʌ/ n. To move something from one place to another.
thrill /ˈθrɪl/ n. A sudden or intense excitement or surprise.
thrilled /trɪld/ n. A feeling of great happiness or excitement.
thrilling /ˈθrɪlɪŋ/ n. A thing that causes excitement or fear.
thrive /trɪvɪ/ v. To live well and prosper.
throat /θrʌθ/ n. A tube through which food and water pass.
throats /θroʊt/ n. A hollow cavity in the mouth.
throne /trʌn/ n. A seat of power in a monarchy.
throttle /ˈθroʊtl/ n. A device used to control the speed of a vehicle.
through /ˈθʊɡ/ n. A passage or route that connects two points.
throughout /ˈθruːɪnd/ n. A period of time or place where something happens.
throw /θəʊ/ n. To move something from one place to another.
throwing /ˈθɔːɪŋ/ n. The act of throwing something.
thrown /θrʌn/ n. A forceful or sudden action that causes something to move or fall.
throws /θəʊ/ n. To move or release something from one place to another.
thrust /θrʌst/ n. A strong force or motion that pushes something forward.
thud /θəʊd/ n. A sudden, heavy sound.
thudding /θəʊdʒɪŋ/ n. A sudden, heavy thud or impact.
thuds /θəʊdz/ n. A sudden, loud, or sharp sound.
thug /θʌɡ/ n. A violent criminal.
thugs /θʌɡs/ n. A person who is a criminal.
thumb /thumb/ n. A small, flat, round object used for holding or grasping.
thumbs /tʌmz/ n. A small part of the hand used for grasping or holding.
thump /θɪmp/ n. A sudden, loud, or sharp sound.
thumping /ˈθæmpɪŋ/ n. A sudden, loud, and forceful impact.
thunder /rɪn/ n. A natural phenomenon that causes water to fall from the sky.
thunderclap /ˈθʌndərklæp/ n. A sudden loud noise caused by a thunderstorm.
thursday /ˈθurðzay/ n. A day of the week.
thus /tʌs/ n. A word or phrase used to connect ideas or sentences.
thy /ti/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
ti /ti/ n. A person who is a member of a tribe.
tibet /tɪbɪt/ n. A place in Asia where Tibetan culture and language are prominent.
tick /tɪk/ n. A small, movable object used to count or mark.
ticket /tɪkɪt/ n. A piece of paper or object used to purchase or sell goods.
tickets /tɪkɪks/ n. A ticket for a ride or event.
ticking /tɪk/ n. A small, rapid movement of a part of a body.
tickle /ˈtɪkəl/ n. A small, soft, or rough sensation.
tickles /tɪkˈlaɪz/ n. A small, soft, or squishy object that can be pressed or rubbed.
tidal /ˈtaɪdəl/ n. A body of water that moves with the tides.
tide /taɪd/ n. A body of water that moves with the tides.
tidy /kʌn/ n. A state of being free from dirt or clutter.
tie /taɪ/ n. A connection between two things.
tied /taɪd/ n. A connection or link between two things.
ties /tiːz/ n. A connection or link between two things.
tiffany /tɪfɪf/ n. A woman who is a famous actress.
tiger /tɪɡər/ n. A large cat with a spotted coat.
tigers /taɪɡərz/ n. A large feline mammal with a triangular body and a tail.
tight /tɪt/ n. A small or narrow space.
tighten /ˈtaɪtɪn/ v. to make tight or tight as possible.
tighter /ˈtaɪtɪər/ n. A state of being or a condition that is more restrictive or severe than another.
tightly /tɪt/ n. A small space or area.
tights /taɪtʃ/ n. A pair of long, tight-fitting women's trousers.
til /tɪl/ n. A small, flat, or low building.
tile /tɪl/ n. A small, flat, hard, and durable material used for covering surfaces.
tiles /tɪlɪz/ n. A flat surface used for laying or covering.
till /tɪl/ n. A place where something is done or waiting.
tilt /ˈtaɪlt/ n. A change in direction or position.
tim /tɪm/ n. A person.
timber /tɪmˈbɜːr/ n. A piece of wood used for construction or furniture.
time /taɪm/ n. A period of time.
timeline /tiˈlaɪm/ n. A line or series of events in chronological order.
timer /tɪmər/ n. A device that measures time.
times /tɪmɪz/ n. A period of time.
timid /ˈtaɪmɪd/ n. A person who is afraid or shy.
timing /taɪm/ n. A period of time.
timmy /tɪmɪ/ n. A young boy.
timothy /tɪmɪθ/ n. A person named Timothy.
tin /tɪn/ n. A small container for holding liquids or solids.
tina /tɪnə/ n. A woman.
ting /tɪŋ/ n. A sound or noise.
tinker /ˈtɪn.kər/ n. A small, quick, or noisy action or movement.
tiny /tɪn/ n. A small building or structure.
tip /tɪp/ n. A small, flat, or one-sided piece of land.
tipped /tɪpɪd/ n. A small, flat, or low object.
tips /tiːps/ n. A collection of instructions or advice.
tire /taɪr/ n. A rubber or plastic object used for wheels.
tired /taɪd/ n. A state of being exhausted or lacking energy.
tires /taɪrz/ n. A rubber or metal object used to support a vehicle.
tiring /tɪrɪŋ/ n. A state of being fatigued or exhausted.
tis /tɪs/ n. A small, simple building or structure.
tissue /tʃɪsɪ/ n. A part of the body that is made of living cells.
tissues /tʃɪzɪz/ n. A part of the body that is made of cells.
tit /tɪt/ n. A small, flat building used for storage or as a temporary dwelling.
titan /tɪˈnɪn/ n. A large, powerful, or highly valuable object or person.
titanic the Titanic: /ˈtaɪnɪk/ n. A ship that sank in 1912.
titans /ˈtaɪnən/ n. A large, powerful, or immortal creature.
title /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
titles /ˈtɪlɪs/ n. A title or rank held by a person.
tito /tiˈtoʊ/ n. A small, often wooden, house.
tits /ˈtaɪts/ n. A small, soft, furry animal.
titties /ˈtaɪtɪz/ n. A small group of people living together.
titus /tɪtəs/ n. A person of noble birth.
tj /tʃiː/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building.
to /toʊ/ n. A verb meaning to direct or point.
toad /təʊd/ n. A small amphibian with a smooth, green or brown skin.
toast /toʊst/ n. A slice of bread with butter and cheese.
toaster /ˈtʌsə.tər/ n. A kitchen appliance used for baking bread.
tobacco /təˈbækə/ n. A plant used for smoking.
tobias /təˈbiəs/ n. A man who is a man.
toby /təbɪ/ n. A person who is a man.
today /təʊd/ n. A day in the calendar.
todd /tɔːd/ n. A young child.
toe /toʊ/ n. A small, pointed, or sharp part of the foot.
toes /toʊz/ n. A single toe.
tofu /tʊf/ n. A flat, soft, yellow, and slightly sticky Japanese rice dish.
together /ˈtʌɡəˌlɪd/ n. Two or more things or people at the same time.
toilet /tuːˈbɪl/ n. A facility for defecation.
toilets /toʊˈleɪts/ n. A facility for human waste disposal.
token /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
tokyo /tɔkʷo/ n. A city in Japan.
told /tɒld/ n. A statement or fact communicated verbally.
tolerance /təˈlɔːrəns/ n. The ability to accept or endure something that is different from one's own.
tolerate /təˈlɔːreɪt/ n. To endure or withstand a difficult or unpleasant condition.
tolerated /ˈtɒl.ər.ə.d/ v. to endure or endureably tolerate.
toll /tɒl/ n. A fee or charge imposed on goods or services.
tolling /tɒlɪŋ/ n. A fee or toll paid by vehicles to pass through a toll road.
tom /tɒm/ n. A person.
tomas /təˈmɒs/ n. A man who is a soldier.
tomato /təˈmɑːtəu/ n. A fruit with red or orange skin and seeds inside.
tomatoes /təˈmeɪmɪs/ n. A fruit of the tomato plant.
tomb /ɡreɪv/ n. A place where the dead are buried.
tommy /təˈmɪ/ n. A young man.
tomorrow /təˈmɔːrweɪ/ n. The day following today.
ton /tɒn/ n. A small building or structure.
tone /tɒn/ n. A musical note or sound.
tones /tɒnz/ n. A musical note.
tong /tɒŋ/ n. A small, round, or hollow object.
tongue /tʌɡ/ n. A part of the body used for speech.
tongues /lɑːɡəʊz/ n. A group of people who speak different languages.
toni /təˈni/ n. A person.
tonic /tɒnɪk/ n. A substance that is used to make a drink.
tonight /naɪt/ n. A period of time in the day when it is dark.
tons /tɒns/ n. A large quantity of something.
tony /tɒni/ n. A man who is a man.
too /tuː/ n. A place where people gather for events.
took /tɔːk/ v. to take possession of or to do something.
tool /tʊl/ n. A tool used for performing a task.
tools /tʊˈlɪks/ n. A tool used for performing a task.
tooth /toʊθ/ n. A tooth in the mouth.
toothbrush /təʊθəˈbʌʃ/ n. A small brush used for cleaning teeth.
toothpaste /təʊθəʊˈpɑːst/ n. A toothbrush.
toots /toʊts/ n. A small, loud, or annoying sound.
top /tɒp/ n. A position in a hierarchy or a place on a surface.
topanga /təˈpɒŋɡə/ n. A small island in the Pacific Ocean.
topic /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
tops /tɒps/ n. A roof or covering over a building.
tor /tɔːr/ n. A tool used for measuring or testing.
torch /tʊʃ/ n. A lighted object used to illuminate a dark area.
torches /tɔːrʃɪz/ n. A small light source.
tore /toʊ/ n. A place where people work.
tori /təʊrə/ n. A person who is tormented or suffering from pain.
torment /tɔːrˈmɛnt/ n. A severe and lasting state of distress or suffering.
tormented /ˈtɔːrəmtənd/ n. A state of being in pain or suffering.
torn /tɔːn/ n. A piece of something that has been ripped or torn.
tornado /ˈtɔːndəʊ/ n. A large rotating column of air that produces strong winds.
toronto /tɔːrəˈnɔːr/ n. A city in Canada.
torpedo /təˈpɔːr/ n. A device used to destroy or penetrate a target.
torpedoes /tɔːrˈpɛdɪz/ n. A weapon used to attack ships.
torres /tɔːrəs/ n. A tall building in which people live.
torso /tɜːs/ n. A part of the body.
torture /tɔːrˈtuːre/ n. A cruel or inhumane act of inflicting pain or suffering.
tortured /tɔːrˈdʌrt/ n. A state of being in pain or suffering.
torturing to inflict pain or suffering on someone.
tory /ˈhɪstəri/ n. A collection of events or facts that form the past of a particular time period.
toss /θəʊ/ n. To move something from one place to another.
tossed /tʌnd/ n. A forceful or sudden movement of something.
tossing /tʌʃɪŋ/ n. The act of throwing something.
total /təʊˈzɔːl/ n. The sum of all parts of a whole.
totally /toːˈlaɪ/ n. Completely or entirely.
toto /toʊ/ n. A small, round, and often colorful object.
touch /tʃʊk/ n. A part of the body that can be touched.
touchdown /tʃɔːndʒ/ n. A place where a car stops after hitting a curb.
touched /tʌkɪd/ n. A part of the body that has been touched.
touches /tʃɪns/ n. A surface that can be touched.
touching /tʃɒkɪŋ/ n. A physical contact or interaction.
touchy /tʃɔː/ n. A person who is easily annoyed or easily offended.
tough /tʌɡ/ n. A difficult or difficult-to-handle situation.
tougher /hɑːrdər/ n. A condition or state of being difficult or difficult to do.
toughest /tuːɡəst/ n. The most difficult or severe thing.
tour /tʊər/ n. A journey or visit to a place.
touring /tʊˈjɜːrɪŋ/ n. A trip or journey.
tourist /tʊˈzɪst/ n. A person who visits a place for entertainment or sightseeing.
tourists /tʊˈriːz/ n. A person who visits a place for pleasure.
tournament /tʌnʃən/ n. A competition or contest.
tours /tʊər/ n. A journey or visit to a place.
tow /təʊ/ n. A vehicle used for transporting people or goods.
toward /təʊˈmɑːr/ n. A direction or point in a line.
towards /təʊˈmɔːrs/ n. A direction or point in a line.
towel /təʊˈbɔːl/ n. A piece of cloth used for drying or cleaning.
towels /təʊˈwɛlz/ n. A piece of cloth used for personal hygiene.
tower /təʊər/ n. A tall building.
towers /ˈtɔːrs/ n. A tall building used for support or defense.
town /tʌn/ n. A place where people live.
towns /tʌn/ n. A settlement of people.
tox /toʊks/ n. A substance or condition that causes harm to living things.
toxic /toʊkɪk/ n. A substance or condition that causes harm to living things.
toy /toʊ/ n. A small object used for play.
toys /toʊz/ n. A collection of objects for play.
trace /træk/ n. A line of evidence or a path.
traced /træk/ n. A process of following or recording something.
traces /trækz/ n. A mark or sign left by an object or person.
tracey /træk/ n. A person who traces or follows a path.
track /træk/ n. A track or path.
tracked /trækɪd/ n. A record of something that has happened.
tracker /trækɪtər/ n. A device used to track movement or location.
tracking /trækɪŋ/ n. A process of following or monitoring something.
tracks /træk/ n. A path or track used for transportation.
tractor /trækə/ n. A machine used for pulling or transporting heavy loads.
tracy /træk/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
trade /trɑːd/ n. A transaction of goods or services.
traded /træd/ n. A transaction or exchange of goods or services.
trader /trædər/ n. A person who deals in goods or services.
traders /trædʒər/ n. A person who deals in goods or services.
trading /trædʒɪŋ/ n. The act of buying and selling goods or services.
tradition /trəˈdʒɪʃn/ n. A long-standing custom or practice.
traditional /trəˈdɪʃnəl/ n. A way of life or practice that has been passed down through generations.
traditions /trəˈdɪʃnz/ n. A set of customs or practices passed down through generations.
traffic /tʁɪfɪk/ n. A moving vehicle or system of vehicles.
trafficking /træfˈfɪkɪŋ/ n. The illegal act of transporting people or goods across borders.
tragedy /trəˈdʒi/ n. A serious event or situation that causes great sorrow or loss.
tragic /træk/ n. A state of being sad or unfortunate.
trail /træl/ n. A path or line of trails.
trailer /træliər/ n. A vehicle used for transporting goods or people.
trails /pəʊtʃ/ n. A path or trail on the ground.
train /træɪn/ n. A railway vehicle used for transporting people or goods.
trained /traiˈneɪd/ n. A person who has been trained to do something.
trainer /trænɪər/ n. A person who teaches or trains others.
training /traiʁnɪŋ/ n. A course of instruction designed to improve a person's skills.
trains /træns/ n. A railway vehicle used for transporting people or goods.
traitor /trɪˈæʊr/ n. A person who acts against the interests of a government or organization.
traitors /trɪˈæktər/ n. A person who has betrayed a friend or a person of trust.
traits /trɪˈæɪz/ n. A characteristic or quality of something.
trajectory /traɪˈdʒeɪʃ/ n. A line of motion or movement.
tram /træm/ n. A vehicle used for transporting people or goods.
tramp /træmp/ n. A person who works in a shop or office.
trance /trænʃ/ n. A state of consciousness or a supernatural experience.
trans /træns/ n. A movement or process of changing or changing over.
transaction /tʃɛnsəʊʃn/ n. A financial act or event involving the exchange of money or goods.
transcript /trænskʌpt/ n. A recording of a person speaking or writing.
transfer /tɪnɪfɪr/ n. A movement or change of place or status.
transferred /trænˈdɪfɪərt/ n. A thing that has been moved or changed.
transferring /trænˈfɪrɪŋ/ v. to move from one place to another.
transform /tʁɔːm/ n. A change in form or state.
transformation /trənsfərməʊʃn/ n. A change in form or state.
transformed /tɜːmˈfɜːrˈsɪd/ n. A change in form or state.
transit /trənsɪt/ n. A system of transportation that moves people or goods from one place to another.
transition /trɪˈnɪʃn/ n. A change or shift in state or condition.
translate /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
translated /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
translation /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
translator /ˈtrænsəleɪtər/ n. A person who translates words from one language to another.
transmission /trænˈsɪmʃn/ n. The process of moving energy or matter from one place to another.
transmit /trænˈmɪt/ n. The act of sending or conveying information or energy.
transmitted /trænˈdɪmɪtɪd/ n. A process of passing something from one place to another.
transmitter /trænˈsɪmɪtər/ n. A device or structure that transmits information or signals.
transparent /trənpəˈreɪs/ n. A material that allows light to pass through.
transplant /trænsplænt/ n. A biological process of moving an organism from one place to another.
transport /tɹɪnˈsɛp/ n. A means of moving people or goods.
transportation /tʃɒnˈtræʃn/ n. A system of vehicles used to move people or goods.
transported /tɪnˈtɛs/ n. A vehicle or object moved from one place to another.
transporter /tɪnˈspɔːr/ n. A person who transports goods or people.
transporting /tɹɪnˈsɛp/ n. The act of moving something from one place to another.
trap /træp/ n. A trapdoor or a device used to catch or trap something.
trapped /træp/ n. A state of being confined or unable to move.
traps /træps/ n. A hole or pit in the ground.
trash /ɡərˈbɪdʒ/ n. Waste material or refuse.
trashed /træʃ/ n. A building in which people have been destroyed.
trauma /trəˈmeɪ/ n. A serious physical or mental injury or illness.
traumatic /trəˈmæɡ/ n. A severe injury or event causing lasting damage.
travel /trævl/ n. A journey or movement from one place to another.
traveled /trɪˈvɛld/ v. A journey undertaken.
traveler /træˈlɪjər/ n. A person who travels.
travelers /træˈlɪərzər/ n. A person who travels.
traveling /ˈtrævɪŋ/ n. A journey or movement from one place to another.
travelled /ˈtrævɪlɪd/ v. to travel.
travelling /trævlɪŋ/ n. A journey or movement from one place to another.
travels /trævəls/ n. A journey or movement from one place to another.
travis /trævis/ n. A person who lives in a house.
tray /trai/ n. A small container for holding food or other items.
treacherous /trəˈkærəs/ n. A person or thing that is dangerous or deceitful.
treachery /trækəri/ n. A deceptive act or plan.
tread /tred/ n. A step or surface on which feet move.
treason /trɪˈzɪn/ n. A plot of treason.
treasure /trəʊʃər/ n. A valuable object or item found in a place.
treasures /trəˈziːz/ n. A valuable object or item of value.
treasury /trəˈziːəri/ n. A financial institution that manages public funds.
treat /treɪt/ n. A method of treating a disease or injury.
treated /ˈtreɪdʒt/ n. A process of cleaning or treating something.
treating /ˈtreɪtɪŋ/ n. A procedure or method of handling or managing something.
treatment /ˈtʃɛrtmənt/ n. A medical procedure or service designed to heal or relieve a condition.
treatments /treˈmɛʃnɪz/ n. Medical procedures or interventions for a specific condition.
treats /treɪts/ n. A method of treating or healing.
treaty /ˈtreɪti/ n. A treaty between two or more countries.
tree /tʁiː/ n. A living plant with woody stems and leaves.
trees /tʁaɪs/ n. A tree in which people eat.
trek /træk/ n. A journey or adventure.
tremble /ʃeɪk/ n. A sudden or violent movement of the body or an object.
trembling /ˈtrembʌl/ n. A sudden or violent movement of a body or object.
tremendous /ˈekstremədiː/ n. A very great or wonderful thing.
trench /tʃɛn/ n. A deep pit or hole dug for digging.
trenches /tʃɪnks/ n. A dug-out hole in the ground.
trend /trænd/ n. A change in the course of things.
trent /trɛnt/ n. A town in the United States.
trespassing /trɪˈspɛɪŋ/ n. The act of entering someone's property without permission.
trevor /treˈvɔːr/ n. A person of the name Trevor.
trey /treɪ/ n. A living plant.
triad /trɪəð/ n. A group of three people or things.
trial /trɪˈliː/ n. A legal proceeding to determine guilt or innocence.
trials /trɪliːz/ n. A series of events or actions that lead to a result.
triangle /triˈkʌn/ n. A geometric figure with three sides.
tribal /trɪbəl/ n. A group of people who live in a specific region or culture.
tribe /trɪbi/ n. A group of people living together.
tribes /trɪbɪs/ n. A group of people living together in a specific region.
tribunal /trɪˈbjuːn/ n. A court or body of people that decides legal disputes.
tribute /tribʌt/ n. A gift or honor given to someone for service or contribution.
trick /trɪk/ n. A clever or cleverly devised plan or method.
tricked /trɪkɪd/ n. A trick or maneuver used to deceive.
tricks /trɪkks/ n. A method of doing something to make it easier or more effective.
tricky /trɪk.i/ n. A difficult or confusing situation.
tried /trɪd/ n. A state of having been or having been done.
tries /trɪz/ n. A verb meaning to attempt or attempt to do something.
trifle /trɪfɪl/ n. A small, insignificant thing.
trigger /trɪɡɪn/ n. A stimulus that causes a response.
triggered /trɪɡˈkaɪd/ n. A stimulus that causes an event to occur.
triggers /trɪɡɪks/ n. A stimulus that causes a response.
trillion /triˈluːn/ n. A very large number of units of a base unit.
trim /trɪm/ n. A cutting or shaping of wood or metal.
trina /trɪnə/ n. A young woman.
trinity /trɪnɪθ/ n. A group of three or more people who share a common belief or faith.
trip /trɪp/ n. A journey or excursion.
triple /trɪpl/ n. A group of three or more people.
tripp /trɪp/ n. A temporary place to move from one location to another.
tripped /trɪpɪd/ n. A sudden or unexpected change in position or state.
tripping /trɪpɪŋ/ n. The act of walking on one's toes.
trips /trɪps/ n. A journey or excursion.
trish /trɪʃ/ n. A small, often playful, or whimsical animal.
tristan /trɪstən/ n. A man who is in love with another man.
triumph /trɪmʃ/ n. A great success or victory.
triumphant /trjuːmˈfɛnt/ n. A state of being victorious or having achieved great success.
trivial /trɪvɪj/ n. A thing of little importance.
trixie /trɪksi/ n. A small, fluffy, and often mischievous dog.
troll /trɔːl/ n. A malicious or foolish person who causes trouble.
trolley /ˈtrəʊlɪ/ n. A vehicle used for transporting people or goods.
troop /troʊp/ n. A group of people working together.
trooper /troʊpər/ n. A soldier or officer.
troops /trʌps/ n. A group of soldiers or armed personnel.
trophies /troʊˈpɪ/ n. A prize or reward given for a successful achievement.
trophy /troʃi/ n. A prize or reward given for a good performance.
tropical /tʁɪˈpɜːrɪl/ n. A region of the world with a hot and humid climate.
trouble /trəʊˈbʌl/ n. A difficult or unpleasant situation.
troubled /trəʊbl/ n. A state of being upset or distressed.
troubles /trəʊbləs/ n. A serious problem or difficulty.
troublesome /trəʊˈbʌʃəs/ n. A situation that causes much distress or annoyance.
troubling /trəʊˈbɪŋ/ n. Something that causes a person to feel uneasy or worried.
troupe /trʌp/ n. A group of people working together.
trousers /trʌzərz/ n. A pair of pants worn for casual or formal wear.
trout /trʌt/ n. A small fish.
troy /troʊ/ n. A city in the United States.
tru /trʌi/ n. A statement that is correct.
truce /trjuːs/ n. A promise of peace or a mutual agreement to refrain from fighting.
truck /trʌk/ n. A vehicle used for transporting goods or people.
trucks /trʌkz/ n. A vehicle used for transporting goods.
trudy /trʌdi/ n. A person who is a woman.
true /trʌi/ n. A fact or statement that is correct.
truly /trʌli/ n. A person who is completely genuine or authentic.
truman /trʌmən/ n. A man who is a politician.
trump /trʌmp/ n. A person who holds the presidency.
trumpet /trʌmpet/ n. A musical instrument used for making noise.
trunk /trʌŋk/ n. A thick, woody part of a tree that supports the branches.
trunks /trʌŋks/ n. A pair of legs.
trust /trʌst/ n. A person or thing that is believed to be reliable.
trusted /trʌɪstɪd/ n. A person or thing that is believed to be reliable or trustworthy.
trusting /trʌst/ n. A feeling of confidence or reliance in someone or something.
trusts /trʌstz/ n. A person who is trusted by another.
trustworthy /trʌʃər/ n. A person or thing that is reliable and dependable.
truth /trʌʃ/ n. A fact or statement that is true.
truthful /trʌʃ/ n. A person who is honest.
truthfully /trʌʃəli/ v. A person who speaks the truth.
truths /trʌθəs/ n. A statement that is true.
try try:
tryin /trɪn/ n. A verb meaning to attempt or attempt to do something.
trying /tʁɪŋ/ n. A state of being or doing something.
tsar /tsɑːr/ n. A monarch in a monarchy.
tsk /tsk/ n. A short, sharp sound made by a person.
tsunami /tʃəˈnæmi/ n. A sudden, destructive wave that can cause significant damage to coastal areas.
tu /tu/ n. A person who is a child.
tub /tuːb/ n. A small container used for holding liquids or small amounts of solids.
tube /tuːb/ n. A flexible pipe used for transporting liquids or gases.
tubes /tuːbəs/ n. A long, flexible tube used for transporting fluids or gases.
tuck /tuːk/ n. A small, sharp, or pointed shape.
tucked /hɪdn/ n. A place or object that is not visible to the naked eye.
tucker /ˈtʌkər/ n. A person who is a man.
tuesday /tuːˈziːnd/ n. A day in the week.
tug /tuɡ/ n. A rope used to pull or hold something.
tuition /tuːˈtɪʃn/ n. A charge for the cost of education.
tummy /ˈtʌmɪ/ n. A part of the body containing food.
tumor /tuːmər/ n. A mass of abnormal tissue.
tuna /tʌnə/ n. A fish.
tune /tuːn/ n. A musical note or a musical composition.
tuned /tuːn/ n. A musical instrument that is properly adjusted.
tunes /mjuːz/ n. A collection of musical pieces.
tung /tʊŋ/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building used for storage or as a temporary dwelling.
tuning /ˈtʌnɪŋ/ n. The act of adjusting a musical instrument or a system to achieve a desired state.
tunnel /tʌnəʊl/ n. A passage through a hole or through a tunnel.
tunnels /tʌnəʊləz/ n. A passage or tunnel.
turbo /təˈbɔːr/ n. A fast-moving engine.
turd /tʊrd/ n. A bird of the family Turdidae.
turf /ɡræs/ n. A piece of land where turf is grown.
turk /tʊrk/ n. A person of Turkic origin.
turkey /tʊˈkɜːri/ n. A bird of the family Anatidae.
turkish /tʊrɪʃ/ n. A country in Asia.
turks /tʊˈkɹɪks/ n. A group of people from the Turkic peoples.
turmoil /ˈtʊˌrɪml/ n. A state of great confusion or disorder.
turn /tʊər/ n. A change in direction or position.
turned /tʌn/ n. A change in direction or position.
turner /ˈtʌnər/ n. A person who turns or rotates.
turning /tʌnɪŋ/ n. A change in direction or position.
turns /tʊˈnɜːrs/ n. A change in direction or position.
turtle /tʊr-təl/ n. A sea turtle.
turtles /ˈtʌtʃɪrs/ n. An aquatic reptile with a shell.
tutor /ˈtjuːər/ n. A person who teaches.
tux /tuːks/ n. A formal business suit worn by men.
tuxedo /tɪkˈsɛd/ n. A formal suit worn by men.
tv /tʃv/ n. A television set.
twat /twaɪt/ n. A small, often offensive, word used to insult someone.
tweet /tuːt/ n. A short message sent on a social media platform.
twelve /tlaɪv/ n. A number of 12.
twenty /twaɪt/ n. A number of twenty.
twice /twaɪz/ n. A second occurrence or repetition.
twilight /naɪt/ n. A period of darkness.
twin /twaɪn/ n. Two people of the same sex.
twinkle /twaɪkəl/ n. A rapidly changing light.
twins /twaɪns/ n. Two people of the same birth.
twist /ˈtwɪst/ n. A sudden change in direction or a sudden movement.
twisted /ˈtwɪstɪd/ n. A twisted or twisted-out shape.
twisting /tɪˈzɪŋ/ n. A twisting motion or action.
twitter /twaɾɾ/ n. A social media platform for sharing content.
two /tuː/ n. Two people or things.
ty /ti/ n. A person who is a type of person.
tying /ˈtaɪŋ/ n. A method of connecting two things together.
tyler /ˈtaɪlə/ n. A person who is a man.
type /tɪp/ n. A category or classification.
types /tɪpɪz/ n. A category or group of things.
typewriter /tɪp.wɪˈtɪər/ n. A mechanical typewriter.
typical /tɪpɪkəl/ n. A common or usual thing.
typically /tɪɡˈkɪlɪtɪ/ n. A habit or practice that is common or usual.
typing /tɪpɪŋ/ n. A method of writing text on a keyboard.
tyra /tɪrə/ n. A goddess of the underworld.
tyranny /tɪrəˈnɪ/ n. A state of absolute power over a group of people.
tyrant /tɪˈnɑːr/ n. A person who rules over others.
tyre /tɪr/ n. A rubber tire used for vehicles.
tyres /tɪˈzɪrs/ n. A rubber tire used for transportation.
tyson /tɪsɪn/ n. A person of the family of a man named Tyson.
U
u /juː/ n. A vowel sound in English.
ufo unidentified flying object: /juːˈnɪd/ n. A mysterious object that appears to be flying.
ugh /juː/ n. A sound made by the throat.
ugly /juːli/ n. A person who is not beautiful.
uh /ʌʃ/ n. A short, soft sound made by blowing into a mouthpiece.
uhh /ʌh/ n. A short, rough sound made by a child or a person in distress.
uhm /ʌh/ n. A sound made by a person's mouth.
uk /juːk/ n. A country in the United Kingdom.
ukraine /ʌkʁaɪn/ n. A country in eastern Europe.
ultimate /ˈjuːstɪnɪt/ n. The final or last stage of something.
ultimately /ˈʌltɪmɪtəli/ n. The final result or end state of something.
ultra /ˈtʌɡər/ n. A very great or very large thing.
ultrasound /ʌlˈsʌndʒər/ n. A medical imaging technique that uses high-frequency sound waves to visualize internal body structures.
ulysses /əˈluːs/ n. A Greek poet and writer.
um /ʌm/ n. A person who is not a human being.
umbrella /ʌmbʌr/ n. A piece of fabric used to cover a person or object from rain.
umm /ʌm/ n. A short, often confused term for "um" or "umm".
un /juːn/ n. A person who is not a member of a specific group.
unable /juːnəb/ n. Unable to do something.
unacceptable /ˈjuːnə.kə.səbl/ n. A condition or situation that is not acceptable.
unanimous /juːˈnæmjəs/ n. A unanimous agreement or decision.
unarmed /juːˈnɑːm/ n. A person who has not been armed.
unaware /juːnə/ n. A state of not knowing or being unable to perceive something.
unbearable /ˈjuːn.ə.bə.ər.ə.bəl/ n. Something that is too great or difficult to bear.
unbelievable /juːˈnɪbl.i.vəl/ n. A thing that cannot be believed.
unbelievably /juːˈnɪblɪwi/ n. A person who is completely unable to believe something.
unborn /juːn/ n. A person who has not yet been born.
uncertain /ˈjuːn.tər/ n. A state of not knowing or being unable to determine something.
uncertainty /ˌʌnˈtɜːrəns/ n. A state of not knowing or being unsure.
uncle /ʌŋk/ n. A close relative of a father.
unclear /ˈʌnklər/ n. A word or phrase that is not clear or understood.
uncles /ˈʌŋkəl/ n. A close relative of a father or grandfather.
uncomfortable /ˈjuːnəfəbl/ n. A place that is not pleasant or suitable for living.
uncommon /ˈjuːnʃm/ n. A thing that is rare or not common.
unconscious /juːnˈkʌns/ n. A state of being without awareness.
uncover /ʌnˈkɔːv/ n. To reveal something that is hidden or secret.
uncovered /ʌnˈkɒvərd/ n. A building that has been removed from the ground.
und /ʌnd/ n. A word or phrase that means "not" or "no".
under /ʌndə/ n. A place below or beneath something else.
underage /ˈʌndʒəʊ/ n. A person who is not yet a legal adult.
undercover /ʌndəˈkɔːr/ n. A person who works in secret.
underestimate /ʌndəˈstræɪd/ n. A statement or action that underestimates the true value or extent of something.
underestimated /ˌʌndəˈsɪːmɪndɪd/ n. A person who is not fully confident in their abilities.
underground /ʌndəʊɡnaʊnd/ n. A place beneath the surface of the earth.
undermine /ʌndəˈmɪn/ n. To destroy or weaken something.
underneath /ʌndəʊnd/ n. A position below something else.
underpants /ʌndəˈpɑːnts/ n. A pair of underwear worn under a shirt.
understand /ʌndəˈstænd/ n. To comprehend or grasp a concept.
understandable /ʌndəˈskændəbl/ n. A thing that can be understood by someone.
understanding /ʌndɜːrˈdɪŋ/ n. A mental state of knowing or grasping something.
understands /ʌndəˈsaɪndz/ n. A person who can understand a language.
understood /ʌndəˈsaɪd/ n. A word or phrase that means something else.
underwater /ʌndəʊˈwɜːr/ n. A body of water below the surface of the earth.
underway in progress
underwear /ʌndəʊˈwɜːr/ n. A piece of clothing worn under the skin.
underworld /ʌndəʊˈwɜːrk/ n. A hidden or secret society or place.
undo /ˈjuːndəʊ/ n. The action of reversing something.
undone /ʌndɒn/ n. A completed item that has been removed or forgotten.
undoubtedly /ʌnˈdʌbɪtɪdʒ/ n. A strong assertion of fact.
undress /ʌnˈdʌst/ n. To remove clothing from the body.
undressed /ʌnˈdʌst/ n. A state of being without clothes.
uneasy /juːˈniːs/ n. A state of being uncomfortable or troubled.
unemployed /juːnəˈpɔːd/ n. A person who is not working.
unemployment /juːnɪˈpɔːn/ n. A situation where people are unable to find work.
unexpected /ˈjuːpɪndɪkt/ n. A thing that happens without any cause or reason.
unexpectedly /ˌjuːnɪˈpɛkɪtli/ n. A thing that happens without any cause or reason.
unfair /juːn/ n. A situation or condition that is not fair or just.
unfaithful /juːnˈfɪtʃ/ n. A person who is not faithful to a promise or relationship.
unfinished /ˈʌnʃɪnɪd/ n. Not completed.
unfit /juːf/ n. Not suitable for a purpose or condition.
unforgettable /juːˈnɛfɪtɪv/ n. A memory that cannot be forgotten.
unforgivable /juːˈnɪfɪɡvəb/ n. A law or rule that cannot be broken.
unfortunate /juːˈnɒftəs/ n. A bad or undesirable event or situation.
unfortunately /ˈjuːnɪfɪtɪdɪ/ n. A bad or unfortunate occurrence.
ungrateful /juːˈnɑːɡ/ n. A person who does not feel grateful for someone's help.
unh /juːn/ n. A person who is not a member of a specific group.
unhappy /juːˈnæp/ n. A state of being without joy or happiness.
unharmed /juːˈnɑːmd/ n. Not injured or damaged.
unhealthy /juːˈnæʃ/ n. A state of being that is not healthy.
unicorn /juːnɪk/ n. A mythical creature with four legs and a horn.
unidentified /juːnɪdɪdɪnt/ n. A person or thing that cannot be identified.
uniform /juːˈnɒm/ n. A garment worn by people.
uniforms /juːˈnɒmɪz/ n. Clothing worn by people in uniform.
unimportant /juːˈnɛmɪnt/ n. Not important.
union /juːniən/ n. A group of people who work together for a common goal.
unions /juːnɪz/ n. A group of people who work together to achieve a common goal.
unique /juːnɪk/ n. A single, distinct, or one-of-a-kind item.
unit /juːn/ n. A building or structure used for housing.
unite /juːˈnaɪt/ n. To bring together or join together.
united /juːˈnɪt/ n. A state of unity or a single entity.
units /juːnɪts/ n. A unit of measurement or quantity.
unity /juːˈni/ n. A state of being or action that is complete and whole.
universal /juːˈnɪːʃn/ n. A thing that applies to all or all things.
universe /juːˈnɪs/ n. A collection of all of the known places and things in the universe.
university /juːˈnɪˌvɜːrɪ/ n. A place where people study.
unknown /ˈʌndəʊn/ n. A person who is not known.
unleash /ʌnˈleɪʃ/ v. to cause to act or be in a state of freedom or without restraint.
unleashed /ʌnˈlɪʃəd/ v. to be free to act or do something without restraint.
unless /ˈɪfʌl/ n. A condition or circumstance that must be met for something to happen.
unlike /ˈjuːlɪk/ n. A person who does not agree with someone else.
unlikely /ˈjuːlɪnd/ n. A thing that is not likely to happen.
unlimited /ˌjuːnˈlɪdɪd/ n. A quantity or amount without a limit.
unload /ʌɒn/ n. The act of taking something away from a person or place.
unlock /ʌkɒn/ n. A device that allows a person to open a lock.
unlocked /ʌnˈkɒld/ n. A state of being or action that has been or is not yet closed.
unlucky /ˈjuːl.ki/ n. A person or thing that is not fortunate or successful.
unmarried /juːˈnɜːr/ n. A person who is not married.
unnatural /ˈʌn.tʃər/ n. Something that does not fit the usual or expected pattern.
unnecessarily /ˌʌnˈsɪstəli/ n. A thing or action done without a good reason.
unnecessary /ˈʌn.ʃəs.ə/ n. A thing that is not needed.
unpack /ˌʌpˈkʌn/ n. To separate or remove items from a container.
unpleasant /ˈjuːnəpləs/ n. Something that causes discomfort or unease.
unprecedented /juːˈnɛkˌsɛdʒ/ n. A thing that has never been seen before.
unpredictable /juːˈnɪdʒəbl/ n. A thing that cannot be predicted.
unreal /juːˈriːl/ n. A non-physical object or concept.
unreasonable /juːnəˈriːzbəl/ n. A thought or action that is not logical or sensible.
unreliable /uːnˈrɪlɪbɪl/ n. A person or thing that cannot be trusted.
unseen /juːn/ n. A person or thing that cannot be seen.
unsolved /ʌnˈsɒl/ n. A problem or issue that has not been resolved.
unstable /ʌnˈstəbl/ n. A state of being uncertain or lacking stability.
unstoppable /ˈʌnstəpəbl/ n. A force that cannot be stopped.
unsub /ʌnˈsʌb/ n. A person who is not a member of a group.
untie /ʌntiː/ n. A rope or cord used to loosen a fastener.
until /ˈtɪnʌl/ n. A period of time before which something happens.
unto /ˈʌnto/ n. A place where people gather or meet.
untouched /ˈʌntʃɒd/ n. A place or thing that has not been touched or altered.
unusual /ˈjuːʃnəl/ n. An event or occurrence that is not normal or typical.
unusually /ˈjuːstɪɡwɪl/ n. A thing that is not normal.
unwanted /ˈjuːnənd/ n. Something that is not desired or approved.
unwell /juːnˈwɜːl/ n. A state of being sick or unwell.
unworthy /juːˈnɜːr/ n. A person or thing lacking worth or value.
up /ʌp/ n. A vertical movement or position.
upbeat /ˈjuːpˌbɪt/ n. A lively or exciting mood or activity.
upcoming /kʌmɪŋ/ n. A future event or action.
update /ˌjuːˈpɪd/ n. A change or modification to something.
updated /ˌjuːˈdɪktənd/ n. A change or modification to something previously established.
upgrade /ˌʌɡˈpaɪd/ n. A change or improvement to something.
uphold /ʌpˈhɔːld/ n. To maintain or support something.
upload /ʌpˈdʒaɪt/ n. A digital file or document that can be stored and retrieved.
upon /ˈʌpən/ n. A place where something is placed.
upper /ˈʌpər/ n. A position above or above the level of something else.
upright /ˈʌpɹɪt/ n. A standing position or posture.
uprising /ʌpˈrɪŋʃ/ n. A sudden, loud, or violent act of raising one's voice or hands.
ups /ʌp/ n. A position of standing or being upright.
upset /ʌpˈsɪt/ n. A state of being unhappy or angry.
upsetting /ʌpˈsɪtʃɪŋ/ n. A situation that causes distress or anxiety.
upside /ʌpˈsaɪd/ n. The upper part of a structure or object.
upstairs /ˈaʊpst/ n. A level of a building higher than the ground.
upstate /ʌpˈstəʊt/ n. A region of the United States where the state is not part of the federal government.
uptight /ʌptˈɪd/ n. A person or thing that is current or up-to-date.
uptown /ʌp/ n. A place above or near a lower area.
upwards /ʌpˈdʒɑːrs/ n. A direction or position toward the upper side.
uranium /ʌrəˈniːm/ n. A radioactive element used in nuclear power and medicine.
urban /juːˈbɜːn/ n. A city or town.
urge /ʌrʒ/ n. A strong desire or impulse to do something.
urgency /ˈjuːr.ənsi/ n. A state of high importance or immediate need.
urgent /ɪmˈdʒə.ər.ə/ n. A situation requiring immediate attention.
urgently /ˈʌɡ.əntli/ n. A state of extreme urgency or danger.
urine /juːˈniːn/ n. A bodily fluid produced by the kidneys.
urn /ʌr/ n. A container for holding items.
ursula /ʌrˈsəʊlə/ n. A woman who is a member of the royal family.
us /juːs/ n. A place where people live.
usa /juːˈzə/ n. A country in North America.
use /juːz/ n. A place where something is used.
used /juːzd/ n. A state of being or action that has been performed.
useful /juːˈzjuːl/ n. A thing that is useful or helpful.
useless /juːˈzɪl/ n. A thing that cannot be used or is of no value.
user /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
users /juːz/ n. A person who uses a computer.
uses /juːz/ n. A place where people work.
usher /ʌʃər/ n. A person who serves as a guard or protector.
using /juːzɪŋ/ n. A place where people use a service or tool.
usual /juːˈzjuːl/ n. A common or expected thing.
usually /juːˈzjuː/ n. A state of being or doing something repeatedly or regularly.
utah /ʌtəʊ/ n. A state in the southwestern United States.
uterus /ʌtərəs/ n. A female reproductive organ that connects the uterus to the vagina.
utmost /ʌtʃɒst/ n. The highest point or degree of something.
utter /ˈʌtər/ n. A spoken word or sentence.
utterly /ˈʌtərli/ n. Completely or entirely.
V
v v: to move or shift.
va /və/ n. A place where people gather for social activities.
vacant /vækənt/ n. A place without people.
vacate /vækət/ n. To leave a place or property.
vacation /vækʃən/ n. A place for people to rest and enjoy the outdoors.
vacations /vækʃəʃ/ n. A period of time spent away from home.
vaccine /vækˈseɪʃ/ n. A biological substance that stimulates the immune system to produce antibodies.
vacuum /vækʃəm/ n. A device used to remove air from a space.
vagina /vaɪˈdʒɪn/ n. A female reproductive organ.
vague /vaɪdʒ/ n. A word or idea that is unclear or difficult to understand.
vaguely /ˈvæɡwɪli/ n. A vague or uncertain thought or idea.
vain /væn/ n. A state of being without confidence or hope.
val /val/ n. A quantity or measure of something.
vale /ˈvæl/ n. A stretch of land with a valley in the middle.
valentine /ˈvæl.ɪnt/ n. A day or occasion dedicated to expressing love.
valerie /vəˈliəri/ n. A woman.
valet /vəˈleɪt/ n. A person who drives a car for a vehicle owner.
valiant /ˈvælɪnt/ n. A person who is brave or strong.
valid /vəˈdɪl/ n. A thing that is true or correct.
valley /ˈvælji/ n. A stretch of land with low hills or ridges.
valleys /ˈvælɪz/ n. A low-lying area of land.
valuable /vəˈljuːbəl/ n. A thing of great worth.
value /vəˈluː/ n. The worth or price of something.
valued /ˈvæl.dʒed/ n. A thing or person that is worth a certain amount of money.
values /ˈvæl.jəs/ n. A collection of values or principles.
valve /ˈvæl/ v/ n. A device that controls the flow of a fluid.
vampire /vɪˈmæpər/ n. A supernatural being that feeds on blood.
vampires /væmpərɪz/ n. A supernatural being that can be found in the dark.
van /væn/ n. A vehicle used for transportation.
vance /vænse/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
vancouver /vəˈnɑːkən/ n. A city in British Columbia, Canada.
vanessa /vænˈseɪs/ n. A woman.
vanilla /vænˈlaɪə/ n. A sweet, creamy, or light-colored beverage made from the seeds of the vanilla plant.
vanish /vænɪʃ/ n. To disappear or become invisible.
vanished /vænɪndʒən/ n. A thing that has disappeared.
vanity /vænɪti/ n. A room in a house used for personal grooming.
vargas /vaɾaɡs/ n. A city in the southern part of the United States.
variety /vəˈreɪti/ n. A collection of different kinds or types.
various /vərˈjuːz/ n. A collection of different things.
vase /vaʊs/ n. A small container for holding flowers or other items.
vast /væst/ n. A large area or quantity.
vatican /vəˈtəʊkən/ n. A city in Italy.
vaughn /vəʊθn/ n. A person of high social standing.
vault /vɑːlt/ n. A large, vaulted room or chamber.
ve /vi/ n. A place where people sleep.
veal /veɪl/ n. A piece of meat from a pig.
vector /veɪˈkʊər/ n. A line of points in space.
veer to move in a direction or line.
vega /veɡa/ n. A small, flat, rectangular building in which people live.
vegan /vɛɡən/ n. A diet without animal products.
vegas /vɪˈzɛɡ/ n. A city in California.
vegetable /vɛɡətəbl/ n. A plant grown for food.
vegetables /vɛtɪɡˈluːz/ n. A plant or vegetable used for food.
vegetarian /vɛtərɪˈkeɪn/ n. A person who eats only plants.
vehicle /vɪˈdɪʃə/ n. A machine or device used for transportation.
vehicles /vɛlɪks/ n. A vehicle used for transportation.
veil /veɪl/ n. A covering or covering for the face.
vein /blʌd/ n. A vessel in which blood is carried.
veins /blʌd/ n. A liquid that nourishes the body.
velma /vɛl.ma/ n. A woman who is a member of the House of the Dead.
velocity /vɛlɛtɪs/ n. The speed at which an object moves.
velvet /vɛlvet/ n. A dark, rich, and luxurious fabric.
vending /vɛndɪŋ/ n. A machine or device for selling goods.
vengeance /vɛnˈdʒeɪʃ/ n. A feeling of anger or hatred.
venice /vɛnɪs/ n. A city in Italy.
venom /vənəm/ n. A poisonous substance.
vent /vɛnt/ n. An opening in a building for air to enter.
ventilation /ˈvaɪr.fʌl/ n. The process of moving air through a space.
venture /vɛn-tʃə/ n. A risky or exciting activity undertaken to achieve a goal.
venue /vjuːn/ n. A place where people gather for an event.
venus /vɛnəs/ n. A planet in the solar system.
vera /vəˈrə/ n. A person who is true or honest.
verbal /vɜːbəl/ n. A word or phrase used to describe or explain a concept.
verdict /vɜːˈdɪkt/ n. A decision made by a court or jury.
verge /vɜːr/ n. A point on a line where two or more lines meet.
verify /vɪˈkaɪər/ n. To confirm or check the accuracy of something.
vermin /vɚˈmɪn/ n. An animal or insect that causes harm to humans or animals.
vermont /vɜːrnəm/ n. A state in the northeastern United States.
vernon /vɜːrn/ n. A person who is not a member of the church.
veronica /vɜːˈniːkə/ n. A woman who is a member of the Roman Catholic Church.
verse /vɜːrs/ n. A line of poetry.
verses /vɜːrs/ n. A line of poetry.
version /vɜːʃn/ n. A version of a product or a specific version of a system.
versions /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
versus /vərˈsəs/ n. A word or phrase that is used to compare or contrast with another word.
vertical /vɜːrɪtəl/ n. A vertical line or direction.
very /vɜːri/ n. A very large or very strong thing.
vessel /vɪsəl/ n. A container or vessel used for carrying or storing something.
vessels /vɛsəls/ n. A vessel of water or liquid.
vest /vest/ n. A piece of clothing worn around the waist.
vet /pɛt/ n. A living animal kept for companionship or work.
veteran /vɪˈtɛrən/ n. A person who has served in the military.
veterans /vɪˈtɛrənz/ n. A person who has served in the armed forces.
vey /viː/ n. A person who travels or moves frequently.
vi /vi/ n. A verb meaning to do or to be.
via /viə/ n. A road or path connecting two places.
viable /vaɪˈbɪl/ n. A living thing or situation that can continue to exist.
vibe /ˈvaɪb/ n. A feeling or atmosphere.
vibrates /vɪˈbraɪtəs/ n. A vibration or movement.
vibrating /vɪˈbræʊŋ/ n. A movement of air or a sound.
vibrations /vɪˈbraɪəʊʃn/ n. A disturbance in the air or a physical movement.
vic /vɪk/ n. A person who serves as a representative or delegate.
vicar /vɪˈkɑːr/ n. A man who serves as a pastor or leader in a church.
vice /vɪs/ n. A position of power or influence in a government or organization.
vicinity /nɪbəˈkɪndʒ/ n. A group of buildings surrounding a central area.
vicious /vɪˈkɪʃ/ n. A person who is cruel or malicious.
vicki /vɪkɪ/ n. A woman who is a prostitute.
vicky /vɪk/ n. A young woman.
victim /vɪkɪm/ n. A person who is harmed or injured.
victims /vɪkɪtəmz/ n. A person or thing that suffers or is harmed.
victor /vɪk.tɜːr/ n. A man who has won a prize or title.
victoria /vɪˈkɜːrə/ n. A city in the United Kingdom.
victorian /vɪkˈtɪəriən/ n. A style of architecture characterized by ornate details and a focus on the human figure.
victories /vɪkˈtɪjɪz/ n. A successful battle or event.
victorious /vɪkˈtʃɜːrəs/ n. A person who has won a battle or competition.
victory /vɪkˈtiːri/ n. A successful outcome or achievement.
video /viˈdʒɪo/ n. A moving picture.
videos /ˈvaɪvəs/ n. A video recording of a person or thing.
videotape /viˈdeɔtəp/ n. A recording device used to store and transmit video content.
vienna /viːn/ n. A city in Austria.
vietnam /viːtˈnɑːm/ n. A country in Southeast Asia.
vietnamese /nɑːs/ n. Một nơi ở.
view /vɜːr/ n. A view of something.
viewers /vɪˈjɜːrs/ n. A group of people who watch something.
viewing /vɪˈdʒɪŋ/ n. The act of looking at or observing something.
views /viːz/ n. A view of something or someone.
vigilante /vɪɡˈlaɪntənt/ n. A person who acts as a protector against crime.
vijay /viˈjay/ n. A king or emperor.
viking /vɪkɪŋ/ n. A warrior or explorer from the Viking Age.
vikings /vɪkɪŋz/ n. A group of people who live in a village.
vikram /viːkræm/ n. A person of the name Vikram.
viktor /vɪktəs/ n. A person who is a victor.
vile /vɪl/ n. A disgusting or unpleasant thing.
villa /vɪlɪ/ n. A large house with a garden.
village /vɪˈlɪdʒ/ n. A small settlement of people.
villagers /vɪlʃərs/ n. A group of people living in a village.
villages /vɪˈlɪɡz/ n. A group of people living in a settlement.
villain /vɪˈlɪn/ n. A person who is evil or malicious.
villains /vɪˈlaɪnz/ n. A group of people who are evil or malicious.
vin /vɪn/ n. A vehicle used for transporting people or goods.
vince /vɪn/ n. A person who is a member of the United States.
vincent /vɪnʃənt/ n. A person named Vincent.
vinci /vɪnʃi/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
vine /vɪn/ n. A vine or plant growing from a vine.
vinegar /vaɪnˈɡər/ n. A liquid containing acetic acid used for cleaning and flavoring.
vineyard /vɪnˈeɪr/ n. A place where grapes are grown.
vinnie /vɪnɪ/ n. A person who is a friend or acquaintance.
vinny /vɪn/ n. A building in which people live.
vintage /ˈvaɪnʒuː/ n. An old or antique item.
violate /viˈloɪt/ v. to break or offend.
violated /viːˈleɪtɪd/ n. A thing that has been taken or destroyed.
violating /viˈlaɪtɪŋ/ n. A violation of a law or rule.
violation /viːˈleɪʃn/ n. A breach of law or rule.
violence /viˈlʌns/ n. A violent act or situation.
violent /viʊˈlɛnt/ n. A violent or aggressive act.
violently /vɪˈlɪʃntli/ n. A person who acts with extreme force or aggression.
violet /vaɪˈθɪl/ n. A color of purple.
violin /ˈvaɪəʊn/ n. A musical instrument with a long neck and a long, thin body.
vip /vɪp/ n. A high-ranking position in a company or organization.
viper /səʊn/ n. A snake-like reptile.
virgil /vɪrˈɡɪl/ n. A Roman poet.
virgin /vɪrˈdʒɪn/ n. A woman who has never been married.
virginia /vɪrˈdʒɪnɪə/ n. A state in the southeastern United States.
virginity /vɪrˈdɪnɪti/ n. A state of being without sexual intercourse.
virgins /vɪrɡɪnz/ n. A woman who has not yet had children.
virtual /vɪˈzɪtɪl/ n. A digital or simulated representation of a real-world object.
virtually /vɪrˈtɪjəli/ n. A state of being or action that is not actually happening.
virtue /vɪrˈtuː/ n. A moral quality or characteristic.
virtues /vɪrˈtuːz/ n. A quality or characteristic that makes a person good.
virtuous /vɪrˈtuːz/ n. A person who is virtuous.
virus /vɜːrɪs/ n. A microscopic infectious agent that causes disease.
visa /vɪˈziː/ n. A document or permit allowing entry into a country.
visible /vɪbɪl/ n. A thing that can be seen.
vision /vɪʃn/ n. A mental or physical state of being aware of something.
visions /vɪʃnz/ n. A vision or idea.
visit /vɪzɪt/ n. A visit to a place or person.
visited /vɪzɪt/ n. A place where people have been.
visiting /vɪˈzɪtɪŋ/ n. A visit to a place or person.
visitor /vɪˈzɪtər/ n. A person who visits a place.
visitors /vɪˈzɪtərs/ n. A person who visits a building.
visits /vɪˈzɪts/ n. A visit to a place or person.
vista /ˈvaɪt/ n. A view or sight from a place.
visual /vɪˈzjuːl/ n. A picture or image.
vital /lɪf/ n. A living thing or process.
vitals /blɔːd/ n. The living substance in the human body.
vitamin /vɪˈteɪmɪn/ n. A nutrient that the body needs to maintain health.
vitamins /vɪˈtɛmɪnz/ n. vitamins.
vito /vɪto/ n. A small, often wooden, house.
viv /vi/ n. A person who lives in a house.
viva /vɪˈvɔː/ n. A living thing or person.
vivian /vɪˈʃiːn/ n. A woman.
vivid /vɪdʒ/ n. A vivid or colorful description of a scene.
vlad /vɛld/ n. A man of the people.
vladimir /vlaˈdɪmɪr/ n. A man of the Russian Empire.
vocabulary /vəˈkjuːbɪləti/ n. A collection of words used to describe a particular concept.
vocal /voʊs/ n. A sound produced by the vocal cords.
vocalizing /vəˈkɒlɪzɪŋ/ n. The act of speaking or singing.
vodka /vəˈdʒɒk/ n. A distilled spirit made from the mash of corn, wheat, and rye.
voice /voʊs/ n. A sound produced by the vocal cords.
voicemail /voɪˈmaɪl/ n. A telephone message for a person to send to a number.
voiceover /vəˈjuːvər/ n. A voice recorded over audio.
voices /voʊz/ n. A person speaking.
void /vjuː/ n. A space or area with no people or objects.
voila /vəˈlaʊ/ n. A word or phrase indicating the end of a sentence.
volcanic /vəˈlɒnɪk/ n. A large, explosive rock formation that erupts into the sky.
volcano /vəˈlɑːʃn/ n. A large underground structure that erupts hot gas and ash.
volcanoes /vəˈlɒkənz/ n. A large, explosive rock formation that erupts and creates new land.
volleyball /vəˈliːbɪl/ n. A sport played on a court with a net.
volume /vjuːˈluː/ n. The capacity of a container or space.
voluntarily /vəˈlʌntərɪli/ n. A voluntary action or act.
voluntary /vəˈlɔːtəmi/ n. A choice made by an individual.
volunteer /vəˈluːnən/ n. A person who works for free or is offered a job by the public.
volunteered /vəˈlʌntəreɪd/ v. to give up one's time or effort for a cause.
volunteering /vəˈlʌntɪrɪŋ/ n. Act of giving time or effort to help others.
volunteers /vəˈluːnənts/ n. People who volunteer for a cause or organization.
vomit /vɒmɪt/ n. A bodily secretion produced by the stomach.
vomiting /vəˈmɪtɪŋ/ n. The act or condition of throwing one's stomach contents out.
von /vɒn/ n. A person of German origin.
voodoo /vooˈdɒ/ n. A religion of magic and sorcery.
vortex /vəˈkɔːr/ n. A swirling mass of air or fluid.
vote /vɔːt/ n. A vote cast by an individual or group.
voted /vɔːt/ n. A vote cast by an individual or group.
voters /vɔːtərs/ n. A person who is eligible to vote.
votes /vɔːts/ n. A vote cast by an individual or group.
voting /vɔːtɪŋ/ n. The act of casting a vote.
vouch /vɒʃ/ n. To promise or guarantee something.
vous /vɔs/ n. A person or group of people.
vow /vɒv/ n. A sound made by blowing air through a mouth or a hole.
vowed /vɔːd/ n. A promise made by a person to another.
vows /vɒʊz/ n. A solemn promise made by a person to do or not to do something.
voyage /vəʊʒ/ n. A journey or trip.
voyager /vəˈjɔːr/ n. A person who travels.
vulcan /vʌlkən/ n. A volcano.
vulgar /vʌɡər/ n. A coarse or crude word.
vulnerable /vəˈlʌndər/ n. A person or thing at risk of harm or loss.
vulture /vəˈkʊlə/ n. A large bird with a long, pointed beak that feeds on the flesh of other birds.
vultures /vɜːˈlɜːrz/ n. Large birds that hunt and eat other animals.
W
w /waʊ/ n. A person who is a woman.
wa /wa/ n. A person.
wacky /wækki/ n. Something that is strange, absurd, or nonsensical.
wade /wæd/ n. A person who has been to a place.
waffles /wæflks/ n. A type of sweet pancake.
wage /waɪz/ n. A payment for labor.
wager /wɛɡər/ n. A bet or gamble.
wages /waɪz/ n. A sum of money paid to an employee for work done.
wagner /waɪˈɡɑːr/ n. A famous German composer.
wagon /waʊʒən/ n. A vehicle used for transporting goods or people.
wagons /wæɡən/ n. A vehicle used for transporting goods or people.
wah /waʊ/ n. A sound made by a person speaking.
wai /waɪ/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
wailing /wɪˈleɪɪŋ/ n. A loud, mournful sound made by someone crying or gasping.
wails /waɪlz/ n. A long, thin, flexible, or flexible object that is used to make a sound.
waist /waɪst/ n. The narrow part of the body between the shoulder and the hip.
wait /waɪt/ n. A period of time during which something is being done.
waited /wɛtɪnd/ n. A state of being or an action of waiting.
waiter /wɛtər/ n. A person who serves food and drinks.
waitin /waɪtɪŋ/ n. A state of being waiting.
waiting /wɛɪtɪŋ/ n. A place where people wait.
waitress /waɪtˈrɛs/ n. A woman who works as a waitress.
waits /waɪtz/ n. A period of time when something is waiting.
wake /waʊk/ n. A period of time during which a person is awake.
wakes /wæk/ n. A period of time during which a person is awake.
waking /səʊpl/ n. A state of being unconscious or resting.
walden /wɔːldən/ n. A large area of forest.
wales /wɛl/ n. A region in the southwest of the United Kingdom.
walk /wɔːk/ n. A path or route used for moving from one place to another.
walked /wɛlk/ v. To move from one place to another.
walker /wɔːkər/ n. A person who walks.
walkin /wɔːkɪn/ n. A person who walks.
walking /wɛlkɪŋ/ n. A movement of the body.
walks /wɔːks/ n. A movement of the body.
wall /wɔːl/ n. A vertical structure supporting a roof.
wallace /ˈwɔːlɪs/ n. A large, flat, rectangular building.
wallet /wɔːl/ n. A small container for holding money.
wallpaper /ˈwɔːl.pær.pəʊ/ n. A decorative textile covering a wall.
walls /wɔːlz/ n. A barrier or structure separating parts of a building.
wally /wəˈlɪ/ n. A person who is a man.
walsh /wɔːlʃ/ n. A region in Wales.
walt /wɑːlt/ n. A person who plays the piano.
walter /ˈwɔːlɪtə/ n. A person who is a man.
walters /wæltərs/ n. A person who performs a dance.
walton /ˈwɒltn/ n. A man who is a farmer.
waltz /wɔːlz/ n. A dance performed by couples.
wan /waɪtər/ n. A liquid substance.
wand /wænd/ n. A wand of magic used to cast spells.
wanda /wəˈnɪd/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
wander /wændər/ n. A movement of people or things from one place to another.
wandered /ˈwændərɪd/ v. to move from one place to another.
wandering /wɛndɪŋ/ n. A movement of the body from one place to another.
wang /wàng/ n. A person who is a member of the family.
wanker /ˈwænker/ n. A person who is ungrateful or lacking in appreciation.
wanna /wænə/ n. A desire to do something.
want /wɛnt/ n. A desire or wish for something.
wanted /waɪtnd/ n. A desire or wish for something.
wanting /wæntɪŋ/ n. A desire or wish.
wants /wɑːnts/ n. A desire or need for something.
war /wɑːr/ n. A conflict between nations or groups.
ward /wɑːrd/ n. A place where people work.
warden /ˈwɜːrdən/ n. A person who manages or guards a place.
wardrobe /kloʊst/ n. A place where clothes are stored.
warehouse /waʊrʃip/ n. A large building used for storing goods.
warfare /wɑːrfaɪ/ n. A conflict or struggle between opposing forces.
warm /wɑːm/ n. A feeling of warmth or comfort.
warmed /wɑːrm/ n. A process of heating something.
warmer /wɑːrmər/ n. A place where the temperature is higher than the surrounding air.
warming /wɑːrm/ n. A process of heating or warming.
warmth /wɑːrm/ n. A feeling of comfort or heat.
warn /wɑːn/ n. A warning or notice given to prevent harm.
warned /ˈwɜːnɪd/ n. A warning given to someone.
warner /wɑːrnər/ n. A person who is a warner.
warning /wɛrɪŋ/ n. A warning or alert.
warnings /wɪˈdɪʃn/ n. A warning or notice given to inform someone of a problem or danger.
warp /wɑːp/ n. A long, flexible, and often twisted strand of material used in weaving.
warrant /wærənt/ n. A legal document or promise that guarantees the fulfillment of a promise or obligation.
warrants /wɑːnɪtz/ n. A document or certificate that proves a person's right to something.
warren /wɑːrən/ n. A man who is a soldier.
warrior /wɑːrɪər/ n. A person who fights or is a fighter.
warriors /wɑːrɪz/ n. A person who fights or is a fighter.
wars /wɑːr/ n. A conflict between nations or groups.
warsaw /ˈkɪtʃ/ n. A city in which people live.
was /wɛs/ n. A verb indicating past tense.
wash /wɛʃ/ n. A cleaning or washing machine.
washed /kɛnl/ n. A process of cleaning something.
washes /wɛʃ/ n. A cleaning or washing process.
washing /wɪʃɪŋ/ n. A process of cleaning or preparing something.
washington a city in the United States.
wasn /wɛs/ n. A person who is not a man.
wasrt /wɑːs/ n. A place where people gather for social activities.
waste /wɛst/ n. A substance or material that is discarded or used up.
wasted /wɛstɪd/ n. A thing that is not used or used for its intended purpose.
wasting /wɪstɪŋ/ n. The act of wasting time or resources.
watch /wɒtʃ/ n. A timepiece used to measure time.
watched /wɔːtʃ/ n. A time when something was observed.
watches /waʊtʃɪz/ n. A timepiece used to measure time.
watching /wɔːtɪŋ/ n. The act of observing or watching something.
watchman /wɔːtˈmæn/ n. A person who watches over a building or structure.
water /wɛtər/ n. A body of liquid that can be used for drinking, cooking, or washing.
waterfall /ˈwɛtərˌfɔːl/ n. A large, steep, flowing body of water.
watering /ˈwɜːtɪŋ/ n. The act of watering plants or the act of watering.
watermelon /ˈwɔːtərˌmɛlən/ n. A fruit with a large, round, dark red or green skin and a juicy,
waters /wɔːtər/ n. A body of liquid that can be used for drinking, cooking, or cleaning.
watson /wætʃn/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
watts /wɑːts/ n. A unit of electrical energy.
wave /waʊ/ n. A wave of motion or energy.
waved /wɛd/ n. A motion of waving.
waves /waʊz/ n. A wave of water or a wave of energy.
waving /wɛɪŋ/ n. A gesture of motion.
wax /wax/ n. A substance used to coat or protect surfaces.
way /weɪ/ n. A path or route used to get from one place to another.
wayne /wɛn/ n. A person who plays baseball.
ways /waɪz/ n. A path or route used to get from one place to another.
we /wei/ n. A word for a person.
weak /wɛk/ n. A state of being weak or unable to do something.
weakened /wɛk/ n. A state of being unable to do something.
weaker /wɛk/ n. A state of being less strong or powerful.
weakest /wɪˈkɛst/ n. The least important or valuable thing.
weakness /wɛknes/ n. A lack of strength or power.
weaknesses /wɛknes/ n. A lack of strength or power.
wealth /mɛn/ n. A sum of money.
wealthy /wɛdʒi/ n. A person or thing of great wealth.
weapon /wɛn/ n. A tool used for harming or destroying.
weapons /wɛdʒəns/ n. A weapon used for fighting or defense.
wear /wɜːr/ n. A garment worn on the body.
wearing /wɛərɪŋ/ n. A state of being or action of wearing something.
wears /waɪz/ n. To wear or be wearing.
weary /sɔːr/ n. A state of being tired or unwell.
weasel /wɪˈseɪl/ n. A small, furry mammal with a long, pointed snout.
weather /weɪˈtʃər/ n. The state of the atmosphere.
weave /weɪv/ n. A process of interlacing or knitting together materials.
weaver /wɛvər/ n. A person who weaves.
web /wɛb/ n. A digital network connecting the world.
webb /wɛb/ n. A person who works in the web.
webber /wɛbər/ n. A person who works in the web.
website /weʊb/ n. A digital platform for sharing information and content.
webster /wɛbˈster/ n. A place where people gather for social activities.
wed /wɛd/ n. A wedding ceremony or a wedding dress.
wedded /wɛdʒd/ n. A person who has married another person.
wedding /wɛdɪŋ/ n. A ceremony where a couple exchange vows.
weddings /wɛdˈdɪŋz/ n. A ceremony where a couple is married.
wedge /wɛdʒ/ n. A thin, flat piece of metal or wood that is bent into a V-shape.
wednesday /wɛdˈzɪn/ n. A day of the week.
wee /wiː/ n. A small, short, or thin person.
weed /wiːd/ n. A plant that grows from a seed.
weeds /wiːds/ n. A plant that grows in the soil and is often used as a weed.
week /wɛk/ n. A period of seven days.
weekend /wɛkˈsɛnd/ n. A day off from work or school.
weekends /wɛkˈdɛnɪz/ n. Days off from work or school.
weekly /wɛkl/ n. A week or a period of seven days.
weeks /wɛks/ n. A period of time lasting seven days.
weep /wɛp/ n. A sudden, loud sound made by a person crying.
weeping /wiːpɪŋ/ n. A state of being or action characterized by continuous crying.
wei /wei/ n. A person who is a servant or a worker.
weigh /wɛɪt/ n. The force of gravity acting on an object.
weighed /wɛɪd/ n. A thing that has been measured or weighed.
weighing /weɪˈɪŋɪŋ/ n. The act of measuring or weighing something.
weighs /wɛɪks/ n. A thing that has weight.
weight /wɛɪt/ n. The measure of mass or force.
weights /wɛɡɪts/ n. A measure of weight.
weird /wiːrd/ n. Something that is strange or unusual.
weirdest /wiːˈrɛst/ n. The most terrible or unpleasant thing.
weirdo /wiːrd/ n. A strange or unusual thing.
welcome /wɛlʃəm/ n. A welcoming gesture or action.
welcomed /wɛlˈkɒmdɪd/ n. A person or thing that is welcomed.
welcoming /wɛlɪŋɪŋ/ n. A place or person who welcomes others.
welfare /wɪˈlɛfər/ n. A system of social assistance.
well /wɛl/ n. A place where people sleep.
wellington /wɛlɪŋt/ n. A place in Australia where people live.
wells /wɛls/ n. A hole or pit in the ground.
welsh /wɛlʃ/ n. A region in Wales.
wen /wɛn/ n. A person who is a servant or a servant of another.
wench /wɛn/ n. A female human being.
wendell /wɛndɪl/ n. A man who is a man.
wendy /wɛndi/ n. A person who is a woman.
went /wɒnt/ v. To move from one place to another.
wept /wɛpt/ n. A sudden, sudden, sudden, sudden, sudden, sudden, sudden, sudden, sudden, sudden, sudden, sudden, sudden, sudden, sudden
were /wɜːr/ n. A place where people gather.
weren /wɛrən/ n. A person who has not yet been born.
werewolf /wɛrˈluːf/ n. A human transformed into a wolf.
werewolves /wɛrˈwɒl/ n. A creature that resembles a wolf but is not a real wolf.
werner /wɛnər/ n. A person who is a man.
wes /wɛs/ n. A person who is a man.
wesley /wɪˈsɛli/ n. A person of the Wesleyan Methodist Church.
west /wɛst/ n. A direction or side of a place.
western /wɛstərən/ n. A region in the United States.
weston /wɛstən/ n. A town in the United States.
wet /wɛt/ n. A state of being or condition.
wh /wʌ/ n. A word or phrase used to express a question.
wha /wəʊ/ n. A word or phrase that is not a noun.
whack /wɪʃ/ n. A sudden, sharp, or unpleasant sound.
whacked /wɪk/ n. A sudden, sharp blow or impact.
whale /wɪˈleɪ/ n. A large marine mammal.
whales /wɪˈleɪz/ n. A large marine mammal.
what /wɒt/ n. A word or phrase used to express a thought or idea.
whatcha /wɪtʃə/ n. A question or inquiry.
whatever /wɜːp/ n. A thing or person that is not determined by rules or laws.
whatnot /wəʊnt/ n. A thing that is not a house.
whats /wɪtʃ/ n. A place where people talk.
whatsoever /wəˈsaɪθər/ n. A thing or person that is not specified or determined by any other attribute.
wheat /wɛɪt/ n. A grain of cereal used for bread and other foods.
whee /wɪʃ/ n. A small, round, soft, and warm substance.
wheel /wɛl/ n. A wheel used for transportation.
wheelchair /wɪlʃər/ n. A piece of furniture for people who cannot stand or walk.
wheeler /wɪˈlɛər/ n. A person who drives a wheeler.
wheels /wɛlɪz/ n. A wheel or circular object used for transportation.
wheezing /wɪˈziːɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a person's lungs when they are inflated.
when /wɛn/ n. A time or period of time.
whenever /ˈwɪnɪvər/ n. A time or place when something happens.
where /wɜːr/ n. A place where something is done.
whereabouts /wɪrˈdʒəʊb/ n. The location of something.
whereas /wɪˈkɛs/ n. A word used to introduce a contrasting clause.
wherever /wɪr/ n. Any place where something happens.
whether /wɪð/ n. A question or statement that can be answered with yes or no.
whew /wɪh/ n. A sound made by exhaling air forcefully.
which /wɪdʒ/ n. A word or phrase used to introduce a noun.
whichever /wɪˈkɪl/ n. A choice or option.
whiff /wɪf/ n. A sudden change in the air or a sudden change in the state of mind.
while /wɪlɪf/ n. A period of time during which something happens.
whilst /wɪlɪst/ n. A period of time during which something is happening.
whim /wɪm/ n. A sudden, unexpected change of mind or opinion.
whimpering /wɪmˈɪpərɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a person who is afraid or frightened.
whimpers /wɪmpɪz/ n. A short, weak sound made by a person or animal.
whine /wɪn/ n. A short, low, and often unpleasant sound made by a person or animal.
whines /wɪnɪz/ n. A short, weak sound made by a person or animal.
whining /wɪnɪŋ/ n. A sound or action that indicates annoyance or dissatisfaction.
whinnies /wɪnˈniːz/ n. A small, soft, or hollow sound.
whip /wɪp/ n. A short, flexible, and often used tool for pulling or dragging.
whipped /wɪpɪd/ n. A process of beating something with a tool.
whipping /wɪpɪŋ/ n. A violent act of hitting someone with a whip.
whirring /wɪrɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a spinning object.
whiskey /wɪʃk/ n. A distilled alcoholic beverage.
whisky /wɪʃk/ n. A spirit made from fermented grain or other ingredients.
whisper /wɪsˈpɜːr/ n. A short, low sound made by a person speaking quietly.
whispered /wɪˈpɪʃəd/ v. speaking quietly or softly.
whispering /wɪˈpɪʃɪŋ/ n. A sound made by a person speaking quietly.
whispers /wɪˈpɪʃərs/ n. A short, soft sound made by people talking quietly.
whistle /wɪʃəl/ n. A short, sharp sound made by blowing into a tube.
whistles /wɪˈtʃɪls/ n. A short, sharp sound made by blowing into a tube.
whistling /wɪstɪlɪŋ/ n. The act of making a sound like a whistle.
whit /wɪtʃ/ n. A color or substance that is white.
white /wɪtʃ/ n. A color or material.
whites /wɪtʃ/ n. A person of European descent.
whitey /wɪtʃi/ n. A person who is white.
whitney /wɪtʃn/ n. A person of the white race.
whiz /wɪʃ/ n. A short, quick, or rapid movement.
who /wʊ/ n. A person.
whoa /wəʊə/ n. A sudden loud noise or sound.
whoever /wɔːˈvɜːr/ n. A person or thing that is unknown or unspecified.
whole /wɔːl/ n. A complete or entire thing.
whom /wɒm/ n. A person to whom something is directed.
whoo /wəʊ/ n. A sound made by a person or animal.
whoop /wəʊp/ n. A sudden, loud, and often unpleasant sound made by a person or animal.
whooping /wəʊˈpɪŋ/ n. A loud, high-pitched sound made by a bird or animal.
whoops /wɔːp/ n. A small, sudden, and often unintentional mistake or error.
whoosh /wəʊʃ/ n. A sudden, loud, and often rapid movement or sound.
whooshing /wəʊʃɪŋ/ n. A sudden, rapid movement of air.
whore /wɔːr/ n. A woman who has sex with other women.
whores /wɔːrɪz/ n. A person who has sex with another person.
whose /wɜːs/ n. A person or thing belonging to another.
why /weɪ/ n. A reason or motive.
wi /wɪ/ n. A place where people gather.
wicked /wɪkɪd/ n. A very bad or terrible thing.
wide /waɪd/ n. A large or broad area.
widely /wɪdʒli/ n. A large number of people or things.
wider /ˈwɪdər/ n. A larger or broader area.
widow /wiːd/ n. A woman who has lost her husband.
widows /wɪdɪwz/ n. A widow is a woman who has lost her husband.
wiener /wiʇən/ n. A person who drinks beer.
wife /wɪf/ n. A woman who is married to another person.
wig /haɪər/ n. A part of the body that grows on the head.
wiggle /wɪɡˈlaɪ/ n. A small, involuntary movement of a body part.
wilbur /wɪlˈbɜːr/ n. A person who is a member of the wilbur family.
wild /wɜːld/ n. A wild animal or natural environment.
wilder /wɪld/ n. A person or animal without a human or animal companion.
wilderness /wɪldɪrɪs/ n. A region of open land without permanent human habitation.
wildest the most extreme or extreme thing.
wildlife /wɪˈlɪvɪd/ n. A living thing that cannot be domesticated.
wildly /wɜːld/ n. A very great or great deal.
wilfred /wɪˈlɜːrd/ n. A person named Wilfred.
wilkes /wɪlks/ n. A small town or village.
will /wɪl/ n. A verb meaning "to happen" or "to occur".
willard /wɪlɪrd/ n. A person who is a willard.
william /wɪlʃəm/ n. A man who is a gentleman.
williams /wɪlɪmɪs/ n. A person named Williams.
willie /wɪli/ n. A man who is a bachelor.
willing /wɪlɪŋ/ n. A person who is ready to do something.
willingly /ˈwɪlɪŋli/ v. doing something with a positive attitude.
willis /wɪlɪs/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
willow /wɪlʊ/ n. A tree with a soft, curved trunk and leaves.
wills /wɪl/ n. A legal document that names a person or a group of people to be the executor of a will.
willy /wɪlɪ/ n. A person who is a child.
wilma /wɪlˈma/ n. A woman who is a member of the House of Representatives.
wilson /wɪlʃn/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
wilt /wɪlt/ n. A plant that dies.
wimp /wɪmp/ n. A small, weak, or insignificant person.
win /wɪn/ n. A victory or success.
winchester /wɪnˈtʃɪsər/ n. A town in Virginia.
wind /wɪnd/ n. A natural force that moves air.
winding /wɪndɪŋ/ n. A continuous motion or movement.
window /wɪnɡwɜː/ n. A window in which light and air enter a building.
windows /wɪnɡz/ n. A window in a building.
winds /wɪnd/ n. A moving air that causes weather changes.
windshield /wɪndʃɪf/ n. A glass panel on a car used as a window.
windsor /wɪndʒər/ n. A town in the province of New Hampshire.
windy /wɪndi/ n. A condition of the wind.
wine /wɪn/ n. A drink made from grapes.
wing /wɪŋ/ n. A part of a larger structure.
wings /waɪŋz/ n. A wing of a bird or a part of a structure.
wink /wɪŋk/ n. A quick, involuntary movement of the eyes.
winner /ˈwɪnɪər/ n. A person who wins a competition or game.
winners /wɪnɪzərs/ n. A person who has won something.
winnie /wɪnɪ/ n. A small, round, or soft animal.
winning /wɪnɪŋ/ n. A state of being victorious or successful.
wins /wɪnz/ n. A victory or success.
winslow /wɪnˈsloʊ/ n. A town in the United States.
winston /wɪnstɪn/ n. A person of the name Winston.
winter /wɪnɪtər/ n. A season of cold weather.
winters /ˈwɪntər/ n. A season of cold weather.
wipe /wɪp/ n. A cleaning action or a cleaning product.
wiped /ˈkɛlɪnd/ n. A cleaning action or result.
wiping /ˈkɛnlɪŋ/ n. A process of removing dirt or debris from a surface.
wire /waɪr/ n. A thin, flexible, conductive material used for electrical transmission.
wired /waɪrɪd/ n. A device that connects electronic components together.
wireless /waɪəˈrɪsl/ n. A device or system that transmits signals without a physical wire.
wires /waɪrz/ n. A bundle of conductors used to transmit electricity.
wiring /waɪərɪŋ/ n. A set of wires used to connect electrical devices.
wisconsin /wɪsɪˈkɛn/ n. A state in the central United States.
wisdom /wɪˈzɔːm/ n. A body of knowledge or experience that helps to understand the world.
wise /wɪˈziːm/ n. A body of knowledge or experience.
wisely /ˈwaɪsli/ n. A wise or prudent person.
wiser /ˈwaɪər/ n. A person who is more wise than others.
wish /wɪʃ/ n. A desire or hope for something.
wished /wɪʃed/ n. A desire or hope for something.
wishes /wɪʃəs/ n. A desire or hope for something.
wishing /wɪʃɪŋ/ n. A feeling of hope or desire.
wit /wɪt/ n. A small, portable, or portable device used for communication.
witch /wɪtʃ/ n. A person who practices magic.
witchcraft /wɪtʃˈkɑːt/ n. A system of magic used to create and control supernatural beings.
witches /wɪtʃɪz/ n. A person who is a witch.
with /wɪt/ n. A verb meaning to accompany or join.
withdraw /wɪdɪtʃ/ n. A withdrawal from a job or a relationship.
withdrawal /ˌwɪdɪˈkɔːr/ n. The act of taking something away from oneself.
withdrawn /ˈwɪdɪkənd/ n. A person who has left a job or position.
withdrew /wɪdˈruːt/ v. to withdraw from or remove from.
within /wɪnɪf/ n. A place or situation inside something else.
without /bɪˈwɪt/ n. A state of being or doing without something.
withstand /wɪˈstænd/ n. To resist or endure a force or difficulty.
witness /wɪnɪst/ n. A person who is present at an event.
witnessed /əˈzɔːb/ n. A person or thing that is seen or heard.
witnesses /wɪnɪstɪz/ n. A person who is present at an event.
wits /waɪts/ n. A group of people who make decisions and act.
witty /ˈwaɪtɪ/ n. A clever or humorous sentence.
wives /wɪz/ n. A woman who is married to another person.
wizard /wɪzɪdʊər/ n. A person who is a wizard.
wo /wəʊ/ n. A place where people gather.
woah /wəʊ/ n. A sound made by a person or animal.
woe /wɒi/ n. A person who is sick or in pain.
woke /waʊk/ n. A state of being awake or alert.
woken /wɒkən/ n. A person who has been awakened.
wolf /wɒl/ n. A wild animal that hunts and eats other animals.
wolfe /wɒlf/ n. A wild animal that lives in the forest.
wolves /wɒl/ n. A wild animal that hunts and preys on other animals.
woman /wɒmən/ n. A female human being.
womb /wɒm/ n. A small, fluid-filled sac that develops inside a mother's womb to nourish a developing fetus.
women /wɪmən/ n. A woman.
won /wɒn/ n. A victory or success.
wonder /wɔːndər/ n. A place of great interest or curiosity.
wondered /wɜːndərɪd/ v. to express surprise or amazement.
wonderful /ˈwɜːndərəl/ n. A very good or excellent thing.
wonderfully /ˈwɒndərˌwɪlɪti/ n. A very great or wonderful thing.
wondering /ˈwɜːndərɪŋ/ n. A state of mind or feeling of curiosity.
wonderland /wɔːndərˈland/ n. A place of great wonder.
wonders /wɔːndz/ n. A place of great beauty or wonder.
wondrous /wɔːndʒɪd/ n. A very wonderful or wonderful thing.
wong /wɒŋ/ n. A person of Chinese descent.
wont /wɒnt/ n. A future tense verb form of "will".
woo /wʊ/ n. A person who is a woman.
wood /wʊd/ n. A tree or a piece of wood.
wooden /wʊdʒən/ n. A piece of wood.
woods /wɔːds/ n. A large area of land covered with trees.
woody /wəʊdi/ n. A tree or branch.
woof /wɒf/ n. A low, rumbling sound made by a dog.
wool /wʊl/ n. A soft, fibrous material used for clothing.
word /haʊs/ n. A building in which people live.
words /wɔːdz/ n. A word or phrase.
wore /wɔːr/ n. To put on clothing or accessories.
worf /wɔːf/ n. A small, often wooden, structure used for storage or as a shelter.
work /wɜːk/ n. A job or task performed for a living.
worked /wɜːk/ n. A job or activity performed by a person.
worker /wɜːr/ n. A person who works.
workers /wɜːkz/ n. A person who works.
workin /wɜːkɪn/ n. A job or activity that is done.
working /wɜːkɪŋ/ n. A job or activity that requires effort and skill.
workout /wɜːkˈʌt/ n. A physical exercise designed to improve fitness.
workplace /wɜːrkplɛɪ/ n. A place where people work.
works /wɜːks/ n. A building in which people work.
workshop /wɜːkˈspɑːd/ n. A place where people make things.
world /wɜːld/ n. A planet or celestial body.
worldly /wɜːldʒi/ n. A thing that is of worldly concern.
worlds /wɜːldz/ n. A collection of different places or regions.
worldwide /wɜːldwaɪd/ n. The entire world.
worm /wɔːm/ n. A small, often worm-like, animal or object.
wormhole /wɔːmˈfɔːl/ n. A connection between two points in space or time.
worms /wɔːmz/ n. A long, slender, segmented, and often worm-like animal.
worn /wɔːn/ n. A garment or object that has been used or used repeatedly.
worried /fɪər/ n. A state of being anxious or concerned.
worries /wɔːrɪz/ n. A feeling of anxiety or concern.
worry /ˈwɜːr/ n. A feeling of unease or anxiety.
worrying /ˈwɔːriŋ/ n. A state of being anxious or concerned.
worse /wɔːs/ n. A condition or situation that is less good than something else.
worship /wɜːʃ/ n. A religious act of honoring a deity or god.
worshipped /wɔːˈʃɪpɪd/ n. A person who is highly respected or honored.
worst /wɜːst/ n. The most severe or bad thing that can happen.
worth /wɜːt/ n. A quantity of money.
worthless /wɔːrˈtʃəs/ n. A thing of no value.
worthwhile /ˈwɜːθɪkl/ n. A thing that is valuable or useful.
worthy /wɜːrɪ/ n. A person or thing that is deserving of respect or admiration.
would /wɜːd/ n. A verb meaning "to be able to" or "to be able to do".
wouldn /wɔːdn/ n. A negative form of the verb "to will".
wound /wʊnd/ n. A hole or scar in the skin.
wounded /wəʊnd/ n. A person who has suffered serious injury or illness.
wounds /wʌndz/ n. A wound or injury.
wow /wɒw/ n. A sound or noise.
wraith /ɡɪʃ/ n. A mysterious or supernatural being or entity.
wrap /wɜːp/ n. A flexible band or strap used to hold something together.
wrapped /wɜːrd/ n. A covering or covering for something.
wrapping /wɜːpɪŋ/ n. A flexible material used to enclose or cover something.
wraps /wɜːps/ n. A garment worn around the body.
wrath /ˈwɜːθ/ n. A feeling of anger or hostility.
wreck /wɛk/ n. A damaged or destroyed building.
wreckage /wɛkʃɪdʒ/ n. A part of a ship or vehicle that has been destroyed or damaged.
wrecked /dɪˈzɜːr/ n. A thing that has been destroyed.
wrench /wɜːnʃ/ n. A tool used to loosen or tighten a fastener.
wrestle /fɪɡ/ n. A contest in which people compete for victory.
wrestler /fɪtʃər/ n. A person who competes in combat sports.
wrestling /wɜːstˈlɪŋ/ n. A sport in which people compete for the title of champion.
wretch /wɜːtʃ/ n. A person who is ungrateful or lacking in virtue.
wretched /wɜːrɪð/ n. A state of being in a very bad condition.
wright /wɛɹt/ n. A person who builds or designs buildings.
wrinkles /ˈwɪrkɪləz/ n. Fine lines on the skin.
wrist /wɜːst/ n. A small part of the body used for holding objects.
wrists /ˈwɜːrts/ n. The small bones on the back of the hand.
write /wɪt/ v. To write or type something.
writer /wɜːtər/ n. A person who writes.
writers /wɪtɪzərs/ n. A person who writes.
writes /wɜːts/ n. A verb meaning to write.
writing /ˈwɪtɪŋ/ n. A written word or sentence.
written /ˈwɪtɪn/ n. A written word or sentence.
wrong /wɜːrt/ n. A mistake or error.
wronged /wɜːrdɪd/ n. A person who has been wronged.
wrote /ˈwɜːtə/ v. to write.
wu /wʊ/ n. A small building or structure.
wyatt /wɪtʃ/ n. A person of the West.
wyoming /wɪˈjɒmɪŋ/ n. A region in the western United States.
X
x /x/ n. A person or animal.
xander /ˈkɑːndər/ n. A person who is a member of the xander family.
xavier /ˈkævər/ n. A town in the southwestern United States.
xena /xənə/ n. A female warrior from the Xena series.
xi /xi/ n. A place where people gather.
xiao /xiāo/ n. A small animal.
xu /xu/ n. A person who is a child.
Y
y /j/ n. A letter in the alphabet.
ya /jə/ n. A person who is a woman.
yacht /jʊtʃ/ n. A large, luxurious boat used for pleasure.
yah /jæh/ n. A person who is a child.
yakuza /jəˈkʊzə/ n. A criminal organization.
yale /jæl/ n. A university in the United States.
yamato /jɑːmɑːto/ n. A large island in the Pacific Ocean.
yan /jæn/ n. A person who is a member of a clan or tribe.
yang /jàng/ n. A person of the Chinese ethnic group.
yank /jæn/ n. A violent or aggressive act.
yankee /əˈmɪʃən/ n. A person of American origin.
yankees /baˈzɪl/ n. A team of baseball players.
yao /jɑː/ n. A person who is a slave.
yard /jɑːd/ n. A large area of land used for planting crops or growing flowers.
yards /jærs/ n. A rectangular area of land used for planting crops or growing flowers.
yates /jæts/ n. A town in the United States.
yawns /jəʊns/ n. A sudden, involuntary, and often loud, involuntary act of yawning.
yay /jæ/ n. A loud, cheerful sound.
ye /jɛ/ n. A person who is a woman.
yea /jɛə/ n. Yes.
yeah /jæh/ n. A word for agreement or affirmation.
year /jəʊər/ n. A period of time.
yearbook /ˈjɜːrbɪk/ n. A collection of photographs of a person's life.
yearning /ˈjærɪŋ/ n. A strong desire or longing for something.
years /jəʊərs/ n. A period of time.
yell /jɛl/ n. A loud sound made by a person shouting.
yelled /jɛld/ n. A loud sound made by shouting.
yelling /ˈjɛlɪŋ/ n. A loud, sudden sound made by a person to express anger, surprise, or excitement.
yellow /jəʊl/ n. A color.
yells /jɛls/ n. A loud sound made by a person.
yelps /jɛlps/ n. A sudden, sharp cry of pain or surprise.
yen /jən/ n. A unit of currency used in Japan.
yeon /jɛn/ n. A person of Korean origin.
yep /jɛp/ n. A person who agrees or agrees to something.
yer /jəʊər/ n. A place where people sleep.
yes /jɛs/ n. A yes or a question mark.
yesterday /ˈjæzərd/ n. A day in the past.
yet /jɛt/ n. A period of time or a state of being.
yi /jī/ n. A person who is a member of a family.
yield /jɪld/ n. The amount of something produced or obtained.
yikes /jaɪks/ n. A loud, unhappy sound.
yin /jīn/ n. A person who is young or inexperienced.
ying /jɪŋ/ n. A state of being or a state of mind.
yo /jəʊ/ n. A person who is young.
yoga /joʊ/ n. A form of exercise and meditation.
yogurt /jɒɡɜːt/ n. A dairy product made from milk.
yoko /jəˈkɔː/ n. A person of Japanese descent.
yonder /jəʊndər/ n. A place far away.
yong /jɒŋ/ n. A person of Chinese descent.
yoo /joo/ n. A sound made by a child.
yoon /joon/ n. A person who is a member of a clan.
york /jɜːk/ n. A city in England.
yorkshire /jɜːkʃɪr/ n. A county in England.
you /juː/ n. A person who lives in a house.
young /juːn/ n. A person of young age.
younger /juːnɡər/ n. A person who is younger than another person.
youngest /juːnɪst/ n. The youngest person in a group.
youngsters /juːnɡˈstrəʊz/ n. A group of people who are young.
your /jʊər/ n. A place where people gather.
youre /juːər/ n. A person or place you are associated with.
yours /jɔːrs/ n. A possession belonging to you.
yourself /jʊˈzɜːrf/ n. A person who is their own reflection.
yourselves /jʊˈzɪf/ n. A person or thing that is one's own.
youse /juːz/ n. A person who is young.
youth /juːθ/ n. A young person or a young age.
youthful /juːθ/ n. A person or thing that is young or inexperienced.
youtube /juːˈtʃiː/ n. A video-sharing website.
yu /juː/ n. A person who is young.
yuan /juːn/ n. A unit of currency in China.
yuck /juːk/ n. A strong, unpleasant feeling.
yuki /jūki/ n. A Japanese surname.
yum /juːm/ n. A meal consisting of rice, beans, and vegetables.
yummy /juːmi/ n. A delicious or tasty food.
yun /juːn/ n. A person who is young.
yup /juːp/ n. A word for agreement or affirmation.
yuri /juːri/ n. A female Japanese name.
yvonne /vɪˈɒnən/ n. A woman.
Z
z /z/ n. A letter in the alphabet.
zac /zæk/ n. A person who is a man.
zach /tʃæk/ n. A person who is a man.
zachary /zɑːˈkeəri/ n. A young man.
zack /zæk/ n. A young man.
zane /zæn/ n. A person.
zap /zæp/ n. A sudden, sharp sound made by a person or object.
zealand /ˌzɛlənd/ n. A country in Europe.
zebra /ˈzɪbər/ n. A wild animal with a distinctive spotted coat.
zeke /ˈzɪk/ n. A person who is a zeke.
zelda /zɛldə/ n. A fantasy game developed by Nintendo.
zen /zən/ n. A state of being or a place of worship.
zero /zuːər/ n. A number equal to 0.
zeus /ɡəʊz/ n. A deity or god.
zhang /zɑːŋ/ n. A person of Chinese descent.
zhao /zhɑːo/ n. A person of Chinese descent.
zhou /zhōu/ n. A city in China.
zhu /zhū/ n. A person of Chinese origin.
ziggy /zɪɡkɪ/ n. A small, often playful, animal.
zip /zɪp/ n. A unique four-digit code assigned to a specific location.
zipper /ˌzɪp/ n. A flexible, elastic band used to hold items together.
ziva /ziˈva/ n. A person who is a woman.
zodiac /ziˈoʊdɪk/ n. A period of time in the year when the sun is in a particular constellation.
zoe /zoʊ/ n. A woman.
zoey /zoʊi/ n. A young girl.
zombie /zəʊm/ n. A living being that has been transformed into a dead form.
zombies /zɔːmzɪbs/ n. A living being that has become undead.
zone /zuːn/ n. A geographic area or region.
zones /zɔːn/ n. Areas of land or space.
zoo /zuː/ n. A place where animals are kept.
zoom /zʌm/ n. A small, movable part of a machine that moves in a circle.
zordon /zɔːrɪd/ n. A place where people gather.
zurich /zuˈriːk/ n. A city in Switzerland.