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ante meridiem (am, A.M, AM)

morning; time before noon; hours between midnight and noon

A.O.B (abbreviation, acronym)any other business

used at the end of the list of subjects to be discussed at a meeting orconference

abbreviation (noun)

form plural: abbreviations

shortened form of a word or word combination

abide (verb)forms: abided; abided; abiding

to comply; to obey; to conform; to stay; to tolerateability (noun)

form plural: abilities

skill; talent; aptitude; capacity; power

able (adjective)competent; talented; aptabolish (verb)

forms: abolished; abolished; abolishing

to cancel; to revoke

abound (verb)forms: abounded; abounded; abounding

to be plentiful; to be filled with; to overflow withabove (adjective)

mentioned earlier in the same text

above (adverb)overhead; over; in a higher placeabove (noun)

form: no plural

something previously mentioned or indicated

above (preposition)over; higher than; more thanabreast (adverb)

side by side; in alignment; on top of; up-to-date; well-informed

forms: absorbed; absorbed; absorbing

to suck up; take up; take in

absorbed (adjective)treated as an expenseabundant (adjective)

plentiful; copious; profuse; full abounding with

abuse (noun)form: no pluralmaltreatment; corrupt practice; foul languageabuse (verb)

forms: abused; abused; abusing

to injure; to harm; to mistreat

accelerate (verb)forms: accelerated; accelerated; accelerating

to hasten; to increase the speed of something; to speed something upaccelerator (noun)

form plural: accelerators

gas pedal of a motor vehicle

accept (verb)forms: accepted; accepted; accepting

to receive; to agree; to consentacceptance (noun)

form: no plural

act of receiving; approval; state of believing in something

access (noun)form: no pluralapproach; entry; permission to enter a computer system or network and/orretrieve data

access (verb)

forms: accessed; accessed; accessing

to gain entrance to; to get at

accident (noun)form plural: accidentscasualty; misadventure; mishap; failureaccommodate (verb)

forms: accommodated; accommodated; accommodating

to adapt oneself; to host guests; to provide lodging

accommodation (noun)form: no plural

housing; residence; lodging; arrangement; adjustmentaccompany (verb)

forms: accompanied; accompanied; accompanying

to go along with; to go together with; to join; to attach

accomplish (verb)forms: accomplished; accomplished; accomplishing

to complete; to achieve; to attain; to performaccomplishment (noun)

form plural: accomplishments

fulfillment; realization; attainment; achievement

accord (noun)form: no pluralagreement; settlement; harmonyaccord (verb)

forms: accorded; accorded; according

to give; to match; to fit; to complement

accordance (noun)form: no pluralconformity; agreement; coordination; suitabilityaccount (noun)

form plural: accounts

business arrangement; client; funds deposited in a bank

account (verb)forms: accounted; accounted; accounting

to explain; to give a report; to cause; to regard

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accountant (noun)

form plural: accountants

a person who keeps financial records; a person who conducts financial audits

accounting (noun)form: no plural

a system of recording and analyzing financial transactions; auditing; a detailedfinancial statement

accredit (verb)

forms: accredited; accredited; accrediting

to certify; to recognize; to assign; to license

accrue (verb)forms: accrued; accrued; accruing

to compile; to increase; to accumulate; to growaccuracy (noun)

form: no plural

preciseness; exactness

achieve (verb)forms: achieved; achieved; achieving

to obtain; to attain; to perform; to accomplishachievement (noun)

form plural: achievements

performance; operation; attainment; mission; success

acquaint (verb)forms: acquainted; acquainted; acquainting

to make familiar; to present someone; to introduce someoneacquaintance (noun)

form plural: acquaintances

person that you have met but do not know well; knowledge of something;

familiarity

acquainted (adjective)familiar; close; intimate; informed; aware

acquire (verb)

forms: acquired; acquired; acquiring

to buy; to obtain; to purchase; to attain

acquisition (noun)form plural: acquisitionspurchase; something that has been purchased or obtainedacronym (noun)

form plural: acronyms

a word which is formed from the first letters of several words; i.e TOEIC or

NATO

actual (adjective)substantial; real; tangible; current

ad (noun)

form plural: ads

informal word for a commercial announcement

ad (preffix)toward; atadamant (adjective)

unyielding; firm; hard; unbending

adamant (noun)form plural: adamantssomething unyielding; something hard; stone similar to diamondadapt (verb)

forms: adapted; adapted; adapting

to conform; to change; to make suitable; to match; to fit

addiction (noun)form plural: addictionsdevotion to a certain habit; dependencyaddition (noun)

form plural: additions

supplement; mathematical operation

additional (adjective)extra; supplementaladditive (noun)

form plural: additives

supplement

address (noun)form plural: addresseslocation; description of a locationaddress (verb)

forms: addressed; addressed; addressing

to direct to; to speak to; to direct to a specific destination; to refer to

adept (adjective)proficient; skilled; expertadept (noun)

form plural: adepts

person who is an expert; person who is skilled

adequate (adjective)sufficient; suitable; appropriate; properadhere (verb)

forms: adhered; adhered; adhering

to stick to; to cling to; to be devoted to (an idea, group, organization etc.)

adjourn (verb)forms: adjourned; adjourned; adjourning

to postpone; to delay; to end a meeting; to move to another placeadjust (verb)

forms: adjusted; adjusted; adjusting

to modify; to adapt; to fit; to arrange; to settle

adjustable rate (noun)form plural: adjustable rates

an interest percentage that changes over timeadjustment (noun)

form plural: adjustments

adaption; settlement of an insurance claim

administer (verb)forms: administered; administered; administering

to manage; to supervise; to supply; to dispenseadministration (noun)

form plural: administrations

management; supervisors; leadership

administrative (adjective)managerial; executiveadmirable (adjective)

worthy of adoration; impressive; wonderful; marvelous

admiration (noun)form: no pluralenchantment; affection; adorationadmission (noun)

form: no plural

entrance; permission to enter; confession

admit (verb)forms: admitted; admitted; admitting

to confess to something; to allow entrance; to accept as validadmonish (verb)

forms: admonished; admonished; admonishing

to warn; to scold; to reprove

ado (noun)form: no pluralcommotion; flurry; excitementadopt (verb)

forms: adopted; adopted; adopting

to form a relationship with another person

adorn (verb)forms: adorned; adorned; adorning

to decorate; to beautifyadroit (adjective)

alert; clever; ingenious; skillful; adept

adult (adjective)mature; full grownadult (noun)

form plural: adults

opposite of child; a grown-up; a mature person

advance (adjective)beforehand

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form plural: advances

progress; modernization; promotion

forms: advanced; advanced; advancing

to progress; to promote; to make a payment before it is dueadvancement (noun)

form plural: advancements

forward movement; progress; promotion

advantage (noun)form plural: advantagesbenefit; profit; utility; availadvantage (verb)

forms: advantaged; advantaged; advantaging

to help; to assist; to promote; to be beneficial to

adverse opinion (noun)form plural: adverse opinionsone of several separate payments into which a debt has been divided; section;portion

adversely (adverb)

unfavorably; in a manner that works against; antagonistically

adversity (noun)form plural: adversitiesmisfortune; hardship; distress; sufferingadvert (noun)

form plural: adverts

public announcement or printed notice designed to attract attention

advert (verb)forms: adverted; adverted; adverting

to refer to; to comment on; to draw attention toadvertise (verb)

forms: advertised; advertised; advertising

to promote; to draw attention to; to publicize

advertisement (noun)form plural: advertisementscommercial information designed to attract attention; commercialadvice (noun)

form: no plural

counsel; guidance; specific information; hint

advise (verb)forms: advised; advised; advising

to counsel; to offer guidance; to notify; to informadvisor (noun)

forms plural: advisors; other spelling version: adviser

a person who provides guidance; consultant; counselor

affect (verb)forms: affected; affected; affecting

to influenceaffiliate (noun)

form plural: affiliates

partner company; distributor

affiliate (verb)forms: affiliated; affiliated; affiliating

to join with; to connect to; to become attached toaffiliation (noun)

form plural: affiliations

connection; attachment

affinity (noun)form plural: affinitiesattraction; closeness; liking; likenessafford (verb)

forms: afforded; afforded; affording

to be able to pay for; to supply; to provide

age (noun)form plural: agesperiod; era; generationage (verb)

forms: aged; aged; aging

to grow older; to mature

agency (noun)form plural: agenciesoffice; bureau; institution; franchise; methodagenda (noun)

form plural: agendas

schedule; calendar; outline of things to be done

agent (noun)form plural: agentsrepresentative; rep; factor; causeaggregate (adjective)

collective; total; taking all units as a whole

aggregate (noun)form plural: aggregatescombination; conjunction; group; mixtureaggregate (verb)

forms: aggregated; aggregated; aggregating

to accumulate; to gather; to collect; to assemble

aging schedule (noun)form plural: aging schedules

a list of accounts receivableagree (verb)

forms: agreed; agreed; agreeing

to consent; to concur; to suit; to have the same opinion; to fit

agreement (noun)form plural: agreementspact; contract; accord; consent; concurrenceahead (adverb)

forward; in advance

aid (noun)form plural: aidshelp; assistance; accessoryaid (verb)

forms: aided; aided; aiding

to help; to assist

aim (noun)form plural: aimspurpose; goal; objective; targetaim (verb)

forms: aimed; aimed; aiming

to try or to intend to achieve something; to direct; to plan; to aspire

aircraft (noun)form: no pluralany vehicle which can be flown (i.e helicopter)airport (noun)

form plural: airports

place used by planes for takeoff and landing

airways (noun)form: no pluralroute through traveled by vehicles above ground levelaisle (noun)

form plural: aisles

passage; walkway (between rows of seats or shelves)

alert (adjective)ready; attentive; quick; agilealert (noun)

form plural: alerts

warning; alarm; attitude of readiness

alert (verb)forms: alerted; alerted; alerting

to warn; to put on standby; to alarmalive (adjective)

active; attentive

allay (verb)forms: allayed; allayed; allaying

to relieve; to calm; to alleviate painalleviate (verb)

forms: alleviated; alleviated; alleviating

to allay; to soothe; to relieve; to soften; to lessen

alliance (noun)form plural: alliancespact; treaty; connection; relationship

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allot (verb)

forms: allotted; allotted; allotting

to give out; to distribute; to ration; to set aside for a special purpose

allow (verb)forms: allowed; allowed; allowing

to permit; to enableallowance (noun)

form plural: allowances

grant; pocket money; stipend; discount; deduction

already (adverb)previously; before a certain timealter (verb)

forms: altered; altered; altering

to change; to modify

alternate (adjective)rotating; one after the other; interchangingalternate (verb)

forms: alternated; alternated; alternating

to interchange; to take turns; to rotate; to substitute

alternative (noun)form plural: alternativeschoice; option

although (conjunction)

despite the fact that; in spite of the fact that

altitude (noun)form plural: altitudesheight; distance above sea levelambiguity (noun)

form plural: ambiguities

vagueness; lack of clarity

ambiguous (adjective)open to dispute; obscure; vagueambition (noun)

form plural: ambitions

aspiration; hope; goal; dream

ambitious (adjective)aspiring; desirous of success; requiring great effortambivalence (noun)

form: no plural

state of having both positive and negative feelings towards a subject

amend (verb)forms: amended; amended; amending

to change; to alter; to improveamortization (noun)

form plural: amortizations

gradual payment of debt; the reduction of the value of an asset

amount (noun)form plural: amountsquantity; sumamount (verb)

forms: amounted; amounted; amounting

to come to a sum; to become; to total

ample (adjective)much; plenty; large; spaciousanalysis (noun)

form: no plural

process of breaking down a subject and studying it; examination

analyze (verb)forms: analyzed; analyzed; analyzing

to examine; to break down into parts and study (as in a subject)anchor (noun)

form plural: anchors

newsreader; broadcaster

anchor (verb)forms: anchored; anchored; anchoring

to attach firmly; to fasten tightlyanger (noun)

form: no plural

rage; fury

anger (verb)forms: angered; angered; angering

to irritate; to infuriate; to enrageangle (noun)

form plural: angles

point of view; perspective

angle (verb)forms: angled; angled; angling

to bend; to turn sharply in a different directionanniversary (noun)

form plural: anniversaries

yearly date commemorating a special event; birthday

announcement (noun)form plural: announcementsdeclaration; notice; the act of informing the publicannoy (verb)

forms: annoyed; annoyed; annoying

to bother; to trouble; to disturb; to upset

annoying (adjective)bothersome; troublesome; worrisome; harassingannual (adjective)

occurring once a year; yearly

anticipate (verb)forms: anticipated; anticipated; anticipating

to expect; to predict; to assumeanticipation (noun)

form plural: anticipations

expectation; hope; intuition

anxious (adjective)fearful; worried; worrisome; eager; keenanyhow (adverb)

American corporation headquartered in Virginia, owner and operator of on line

and interactive computer services

apart (adverb)separately; aside; into pieces

apart (preposition)

besides; but; excluding

apartment (noun)form plural: apartmentsflat

apologize (verb)

forms: apologized; apologized; apologizing

to express regret; to say sorry

apology (noun)form plural: apologiesexpression of regret or sorrow; excuse; defense; justificationapparatus (noun)

form plural: apparatuses

device; system; machine; gadget; appliance

apparel (noun)form plural: apparelsclothing; garments; clothes; garbapparel (verb)

forms: appareled; appareled; appareling

to dress; to adorn wear

apparently (adverb)evidently; obviously; allegedly; seemingly

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form plural: appeals

request; plea; petition for a new trial or judgment

forms: appealed; appealed; appealing

to plead; to request; to petition for a new trial or judgmentappealing (adjective)

begging; attractive; interesting

appear (verb)forms: appeared; appeared; appearing

to come into view; to show up; to seemappearance (noun)

form: no plural

impression; the way a person looks; image; semblance

appliance (noun)form plural: appliancestool; gadget; device; apparatusapplicant (noun)

form plural: applicants

candidate; nominee

application (noun)form plural: applicationssoftware program; written request; formal letter; implementationapply (verb)

forms: applied; applied; applying

to make a request; to implement; to realize; to put into practice

appoint (verb)forms: appointed; appointed; appointing

to nominate; to designateappointment (noun)

form plural: appointments

official date; meeting; interview; nomination

appreciate (verb)forms: appreciated; appreciated; appreciating

to esteem; to regard highly; to become more valuableapproach (noun)

form plural: approaches

access; method; system; procedure

approach (verb)forms: approached; approached; approaching

to come near to; to tackle (a problem or situation)appropriate (adjective)

suitable; fitting

appropriate (verb)forms: appropriated; appropriated; appropriating

to set aside; to allot; to adapt; to embrace; to acceptapproval (noun)

form plural: approvals

confirmation; endorsement; positive opinion

approve (verb)forms: approved; approved; approving

to agree; to concur; to confirm; to endorseapproved list (noun)

form plural: approved lists

inventory of legal investments for savings banks and trust funds

approximately (adverb)nearly; about; around; circaapt (adjective)

suitable; appropriate; intelligent; savvy; capable

aptitude (noun)form plural: aptitudesability; skill; talentarbitrary (adjective)

optional; uncertain; changeable; open; unrestricted

area (noun)form plural: areasregion; domain; field; categoryargue (verb)

forms: argued; argued; arguing

to dispute; to claim; to give reasons

argument (noun)form plural: argumentsdispute; claim; rationale; causearrange (verb)

forms: arranged; arranged; arranging

to organize; to settle; to structure; to order; to systematize

arrangement (noun)form plural: arrangementsorganization; order; selection; range; assortmentarray (noun)

form plural: arrays

display; layout; clothing; menu

arrest (noun)form plural: arrestsdetention; imprisonmentarrest (verb)

forms: arrested; arrested; arresting

to detain; to slow down; to capture; to imprison

arrival (noun)form plural: arrivalsreaching a destination; incoming; opposite of departurearrive (verb)

forms: arrived; arrived; arriving

to reach a destination; to return; to come back; to succeed

article (noun)form plural: articlesitem; object; piece of text; paragraph of a contractarticle (verb)

forms: articled; articled; articling

to bind with a contract

articulate (adjective)lucid; eloquent; expressed using clear and distinct words; able to speakarticulate (verb)

forms: articulated; articulated; articulating

to express in a fluent and clear manner

artificial (adjective)not genuine; simulated; unreal

artisan (noun)

form plural: artisans

creator; craftsman; skilled workman

ASAP (abbreviation, acronym)

as soon as possible (asap, a.s.a.p., A.S.A.P.)quickly; immediately; swiftly; speedily; fastascertain (verb)

forms: ascertained; ascertained; ascertaining

to clarify; to confirm; to reinforce; to verify

aspect (noun)form plural: aspectsfacet; outlook; direction; issue; pointassemble (verb)

forms: assembled; assembled; assembling

to gather; to collect; to converge; to arrange; to meet

assembly (noun)form plural: assembliesmeeting; conference; set; group of peopleassess (verb)

forms: assessed; assessed; assessing

to estimate; to gauge; to evaluate; to measure

assessment (noun)form plural: assessmentsestimation; appraisal; measurementasset (noun)

form plural: assets

something of value (property, equipment, goods, etc.); item of quality;

something beneficial

assign (verb)forms: assigned; assigned; assigning

to allot; to apportion; to give somebody a task or responsibility; to delegate; toappoint

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form plural: assignments

task; duty; responsibility; role; obligation

forms: assimilated; assimilated; assimilating

to incorporate; to take in; to absorbassist (verb)

forms: assisted; assisted; assisting

to aid; to help; to support; to guide; to direct

assistance (noun)form: no pluralaid; help; support; direction; upkeepassistant (adjective)

serving as an aide; helpful; supportive; auxiliary

assistant (noun)form plural: assistantsperson who gives support to a superior; aide; helperassociate (noun)

form plural: associates

partner; fellow worker; co-worker; friend

associate (verb)forms: associated; associated; associating

to share company; to connect; to relate to; to combineassociation (noun)

form plural: associations

organization; society; union; coalition; foundation

assort (verb)forms: assorted; assorted; assorting

to classify; to categorize; to systematize; to structureassortment (noun)

form plural: assortments

variety; collection; selection; range; mixture

assume (verb)forms: assumed; assumed; assuming

to suppose; to take on a position or duty; to accept an ideaassure (verb)

forms: assured; assured; assuring

to give confidence; to promise; to pledge; to encourage

attach (verb)forms: attached; attached; attaching

to fasten; to link to; to add; to ascribe to; to connect toattachment (noun)

form plural: attachments

connection; confiscation; file sent via email

attain (verb)forms: attained; attained; attaining

to reach; to achieve; to fulfill; to realize (a goal, purpose, etc.)attainment (noun)

form plural: attainments

achievement; fulfillment; ability

attempt (noun)form plural: attemptstry; assay; test; trialattempt (verb)

forms: attempted; attempted; attempting

to try to; to assay

attend (verb)forms: attended; attended; attending

to be present in a place; to care for; to serve; to accompanyattendance (noun)

form: no plural

being physically present; act of accompanying or serving

attendant (adjective)present; opposite of absent; accompanying

attendant (noun)

form plural: attendants

steward; stewardess; person who serves others; person who accompanies

others

attendee (noun)form plural: attendeesperson who takes part in a particular event such as a conference or seminar;participant

attention (noun)

form: no plural

concentration; consideration; focus; care; acknowledgment; recognition

attentive (adjective)concentrated; focused; observant; polite; caringattentiveness (noun)

form: no plural

concentration; ability to concentrate on an issue

attire (noun)form: no pluraldress; clothing; apparelattire (verb)

forms: attired; attired; attiring

to dress; to put on clothes

attitude (noun)form plural: attitudesposition; opinion; viewpoint; outlook; perspectiveattn (abbreviation, acronym)

attention

directed to a particular person (generally used when addressing a letter or

message) or issue

attorney (noun)form plural: attorneyslawyer; barrister; advocate; solicitorattract (verb)

forms: attracted; attracted; attracting

to draw attention; to captivate; to fascinate

attribute (noun)form plural: attributesquality; factor; characteristic; featureattribute (verb)

forms: attributed; attributed; attributing

to ascribe to; to link to; to associate with; to relate to

auction (noun)form plural: auctionspublic sale where goods are sold to the highest bidder (such as eBay)auction (verb)

forms: auctioned; auctioned; auctioning

to sell something through a bidding system

audience (noun)form plural: audiencegroup of people who attend a seminar, a talk, etc

audio (adjective)

pertaining to hearing and listening; sound

audit (noun)form plural: auditsexamination of financial accounts; internal investigationaudit (verb)

forms: audited; audited; auditing

to examine accounts and other financial records

auditorium (noun)form plural: auditoriumslarge room used for lectures; talks, performances and other eventsaugment (verb)

forms: augmented; augmented; augmenting

to increase; to enlarge; to enhance; to multiply

authority (noun)form plural: authoritiesofficial institution; agency; power; control; jurisdictionauthorize (verb)

forms: authorized; authorized; authorizing

to permit; to approve; to empower

autograph (noun)form plural: autographs

a person's handwritten signature

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forms: autographed; autographed; autographing

to write one's name by hand; to sign one's name

form plural: automobilescar; vehicle; rideavail (noun)

form plural: avails

advantage; profit; help; benefit

avail (verb)forms: availed; availed; availing

to be useful; to help; to facilitateavailability (noun)

form: no plural

accessibility; attainability; obtainability

availability float (noun)form plural: availability floatsthe time or amount of money that defined by checks that have been depositedbut not cleared yet

available (adjective)

ready for use; attainable; present; vail

average (adjective)immediate; common; usual; standardaverage (noun)

form plural: averages

mean; median

average (verb)forms: averaged; averaged; averaging

to have a mean of a certain amountavoid (verb)

forms: avoided; avoided; avoiding

to escape; to keep away from; to prevent; to keep from happening; to evade

award (noun)form plural: awardsprize; grant; arbitrationaward (verb)

forms: awarded; awarded; awarding

to give; to grant; to judge; to rule

aware (adjective)attentive; conscious ofawareness (noun)

form: no plural

consciousness

awesome (adjective)impressive; inspiring; great; frightening

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(http://toeic.youpla.be/words/Y/) Z (http://toeic.youpla.be/words/Z/) back (adjective)

behind; after; rear; hind

back (adverb)

to the rear; to the pastback (noun)

form plural: backs

part of a chair; rear part of the human body

back (verb)forms: backed; backed; backing

to support; to assist; to strengthenback door (noun)

form: no plural

the U.S treasury

back order (noun)form plural: back ordersordered merchandise that is not currently in stock but will be supplied in thefuture

back up (verb)

forms: backed up; backed up; backing up

to support; to solidify; to strengthen

background (noun)form plural: backgroundssetting; biographybacklash (noun)

form plural: backlashes

rebound; recoiling; sudden movement to the rear

backup (noun)form plural: backupscopying of data for safety purposes; substitute; reserve; sparebadge (noun)

form plural: badges

tag; sign; identification tag

baggage (noun)form: no pluralluggage; cargo; things to take on a trip; equipmentbalance (noun)

form plural: balances

leveling; harmony; stability; rest; remainder

balance (verb)forms: balanced; balanced; balancing

to make equalbank (noun)

form plural: banks

institution for saving and borrowing money; cashier

bank (verb)forms: banked; banked; banking

to deposit money; in a money institution; to count on; to depend uponbank draft (noun)

form plural: bank drafts

check

banknote (noun)form plural: banknotesbill; money made of paperbankrupt (adjective)

lacking; deficient; insolvent; unable to pay debts

bankrupt (noun)form plural: bankrupts

a person who was unable to repay their debtsbankrupt (verb)

forms: bankrupted; bankrupted; bankrupting

to ruin financially; to go bust; to go broke; to collapse

bankruptcy (noun)form plural: bankruptciesstate of losing property to one's creditor's due to unpaid debts; insolvencybanquet (noun)

form plural: banquets

celebration; feast; dinner; drinking

banquet (verb)forms: banqueted; banqueted; banqueting

to hold a party; to feast; to dine; to drinkbarbed wire (noun)

form plural: barbed wires

metal cord with sharp projecting points

barely (adverb)hardly; scarcely

bargain (noun)

form plural: bargains

good deal; agreement; item that has been bought at a specially low price

bargain (verb)forms: bargained; bargained; bargaining

to negotiate; to arrive at an agreementbarometer (noun)

form plural: barometers

commercial and market information that indicates overall economic trends

barren capital (noun)form: no pluralmoney which is not generating profitbarrier (noun)

form plural: barriers

border; limit; obstacle; barricade

barter (noun)form plural: bartersexchanging of goods and services; tradebarter (verb)

forms: bartered; bartered; bartering

to exchange goods and services

base (adjective)low; despicable; ignoblebase (noun)

form plural: bases

foundation; principal element; fundamental part

base (verb)forms: based; based; basing

to establish; to found; to set up; to place onbasis (noun)

form: no plural

bearer (noun)form plural: bearers

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foundation; grounding person who holds a money order

bearer instrument (noun)

form plural: bearer instruments

a signed money order which is payable on demand to the holder

become (verb)forms: became; become; becoming

to turn into; to develop into; to grow intobecoming (adjective)

appropriate; noble

behalf (noun)form: no pluralrepresenting; in support ofbehavio(u)r (noun)

form plural: behavio(u)rs

manner of acting; conduct

behind (adverb)late; tardybehind (noun)

form plural: behinds

rear; end; seat

behind (preposition)after; in back ofbeige book (noun)

form plural: beige books

report on current economic conditions, published by the Federal Reserve Board

belief (noun)form plural: beliefsopinion; creed; religion; faith; convictionbelieve (verb)

forms: believed; believed; believing

to have faith in; to assume; to suppose

below (adverb)

at a further pointbelow (preposition)

under; beneath; underneath

benchmark (noun)form plural: benchmarkscriterion; measure; point of reference for comparisonbeneath (adverb)

under; below

beneath (preposition)under; underneathbeneficent (adjective)

kind; good

beneficial (adjective)advantageous; pleasurable; enjoyablebenefit (noun)

form plural: benefits

advantage; profit; aid; stipend

benefit (verb)forms: benefited; benefited; benefiting

to profit; to gain; to be advantageousbetween (adverb)

amid; in the middle

between (preposition)intermediate to; common; sharedbeverage (noun)

form plural: beverages

drink; refreshment

beyond (adverb)past; further thanbeyond (preposition)

further; more distant

bias (noun)form plural: biasesprejudice; tendency; leaningbias (verb)

forms: biased; biased; biasing

to prejudice; to influence opinions

bill (noun)form plural: billsbanknote; invoice; proposed lawbill (verb)

forms: billed; billed; billing

to charge; to announce; to advertise

birth rate (noun)form plural: birth ratesnumber of babies that are born per year per thousandblame (noun)

form plural: blames

guilt; responsibility; liability

blame (verb)forms: blamed; blamed; blaming

to accuse; to denounceblanket (adjective)

comprehensive; inclusive

blanket (noun)form plural: blanketsbed covering; quiltblanket (verb)

forms: blanketed; blanketed; blanketing

to cover; to coat

blue sky laws (noun)form: only pluralrules introduced by the government to regulate the trade of securities andmutual funds

blunder (noun)

form plural: blunders

gross error; stupid mistake

blunder (verb)forms: blundered; blundered; blundering

to make a stupid mistake; to move back and forth in a clumsy mannerboard (noun)

form plural: boards

management committee; food

board (verb)forms: boarded; boarded; boarding

to accommodate; to house; to enter (a plane, ship, bus, etc.)boiler room (noun)

form plural: boiler rooms

a fraud scheme involving cold calling

bond (noun)form plural: bondslink; connection; obligation; grasp; certificate of debtbond (verb)

forms: bonded; bonded; bonding

to store in a warehouse

bonded (adjective)secured in a warehousebonus (noun)

form plural: bonuses

dividend; perk; monetary gift

book (noun)form plural: booksprinted work which is bound together; bundlebook (verb)

forms: booked; booked; booking

to record; to order in advance; to inscribe; to indicate

bookcase (noun)form plural: bookcasesshelves used to store printed items

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form plural: boosts

push; lift; incentive; encouragement

forms: boosted; boosted; boosting

to raise; to push; to urge; to liftborder (noun)

form plural: borders

boundary; edge; limit

border (verb)forms: bordered; bordered; bordering

to be adjacent toborrow (verb)

forms: borrowed; borrowed; borrowing

to take on loan; to copy; to steal

bother (noun)form plural: botherseffort; nuisancebother (verb)

forms: bothered; bothered; bothering

to annoy; to harass; to worry; to make an effort; to be concerned

bothersome (adjective)annoying; irritatingbottom (adjective)

lower; under

bottom (noun)form plural: bottomsbase; foot; seat of a chairbottom (verb)

forms: bottomed; bottomed; bottoming

to establish; to construct; to base; to provide a foundation

bound (adjective)obligated; certain; fastened; tied

bound (noun)

form plural: bounds

limit; border

bound (verb)forms: bounded; bounded; bounding

to jump; to leapbox (noun)

form plural: boxes

case; crate; punch; hit

box (verb)forms: boxed; boxed; boxing

to fight with fists; to put cratesbrake (noun)

form plural: brakes

device which is used to slow or stop a vehicle

brake (verb)forms: braked; braked; braking

to stop a vehicle; to slow down a vehiclebranch (noun)

form plural: branches

affiliate; office; industry; trade; business unit

branch (verb)forms: branched; branched; branching

to fork; to divide into parts or sectionsbrand (noun)

form plural: brands

trademark; type; make; variety; product name

brand (verb)forms: branded; branded; branding

to mark with an iron; to disgrace; to condemnbreadth (noun)

form plural: breaths

width; broadness

break (noun)form plural: breaksfracture; pause; rest; opportunity; alterationbreak (verb)

forms: broke; broken; breaking

to shatter; to crack; to be cut off; to cancel

break down (verb)forms: broke down; broken down; breaking down

to fail; to collapse; to defeat; to overthrow; to descendbreakdown (noun)

form plural: break downs

collapse; crash; incident

breakthrough (noun)form plural: breakthroughsprogress; reaching a new level; removal of a barrier; penetrationbrief (adjective)

short; concise

brief (noun)form plural: briefsabstract; summary; concise report; instructionsbrief (verb)

forms: briefed; briefed; briefing

to make a summary; to give a report; to inform; to instruct somebody

briefcase (noun)form plural: briefcasessmall container for documents; tool for synchronizing files between twocomputers

briefing (noun)

form plural: briefings

short meeting; summarizing; giving and receiving instructions; reporting

broadcast (noun)form plural: broadcaststransmission; dispatch; radio programbroadcast (verb)

forms: broadcast; broadcast; broadcasting

to transmit over the radio; to publicize; to advertise

brochure (noun)form plural: brochuresleaflet; booklet; printed product informationbroker (noun)

form plural: brokers

middleman; agent who buys and sells property or shares etc for other people

broker (verb)forms: brokered; brokered; brokering

to act as a middleman; to buy and to sell property for other peoplebrokered (adjective)

negotiated by an intermediary; settled through a middleman

browse (verb)forms: browsed; browsed; browsing

to leaf through a book; to surf Internet websitesbrowser (noun)

form plural: browsers

program used for viewing websites on the Internet

bubble (noun)form plural: bubblesblister; gas-filled sacbudge (verb)

forms: budged; budged; budging

to move; to be moved

budget (adjective)inexpensive; cheap; of or relating to a financial planbudget (noun)

form plural: budgets

financial framework; financial plan

budget (verb)forms: budgeted; budgeted; budgeting

to prepare a financial plan; to make financial arrangementsbuild (verb)

forms: built; built; building

to construct; to create; to increase intensity; to energize

building (noun)form plural: buildingshouse; dwelling; structure; premises

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bulk (adjective)

relating to or designed for the mass of people; large-scale; widespread; popular

bulk (noun)form plural: bulksvolume; mass; main part; mostbulk (verb)

forms: bulked; bulked; bulking

to inflate; to play an important role

bulk transfer (noun)form plural: bulk transfersthe sale of all or most of a company's inventory or assets to another companybullion (noun)

form: no plural

bars of gold; bars of silver

buoyant (adjective)floating; light; lively; cheerfulbusiness (noun)

form plural: businesses

company; enterprise; trade; commerce; issue

butcher (noun)form plural: butchersmeat cutter; meat slaughterer; owner of a meat shopbutton (noun)

form plural: buttons

switch; icon to click on

button (verb)forms: buttoned; buttoned; buttoning

to fasten; to connectbuyer (noun)

form plural: buyers

person who purchases something; client; customer; shopper; purchaser

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C.E.O (abbreviation, acronym)

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

head manager of a corporation, company or large organization

C.F.O (abbreviation, acronym)Chief Financial Officer (CFO)treasurer; person who is responsible for all financial aspects of a companyC.I.O (abbreviation, acronym)

Chief Information Officer (CIO)

Chief Information Officer; person who is responsible for a company's internal

information systems

C.O.D (abbreviation, acronym)cash on delivery (COD, c.o.d.)cash payment to be made upon receipt of products or goodsC.O.O (abbreviation, acronym)

Chief Operating Officer (COO)

head manager of a company or large organization

C.S.O (abbreviation, acronym)Chief Security Officer (CSO)top executive rank; person who is responsible for the security of a company'scommunications and business systems

C.T.O (abbreviation, acronym)

Chief Technology Officer (CTO)

top executive rank; person who is responsible for research and development

and possibly for new product plans

C.V (abbreviation, acronym)Curriculum Vitae (CV)

resume; chronological description of one's employment and educational history;biography

cab (noun)

form plural: cabs

taxi; carriage; driver's compartment

cabinet (noun)form plural: cabinetssmall room; piece of office furniture; office; part of a governmentcalculate (verb)

forms: calculated; calculated; calculating

to estimate; to compute; to depend upon

calculator (noun)form plural: calculatorssmall machine that makes computationscalendar (noun)

form plural: calendars

chart showing the months of a year (including days and weeks); schedule;

timetable

calendar (verb)forms: calendared; calendared; calendaring

to write down in a timetable; to registercall (noun)

form plural: calls

telephone conversation; visit; invitation; claim; need

call (verb)forms: called; called; calling

to invite; to speak loudly; to visit; to phonecampaign (noun)

form plural: campaigns

series of activities organized to accomplish a goal

campaign (verb)forms: campaigned; campaigned; campaigning

to conduct a series of activities organized to accomplish a goalcancel (verb)

forms: canceled; canceled; canceling

to call off; to annul; to terminate; to stop

cancellation (noun)form plural: cancellationsnullification; termination; revocationcandid (adjective)

honest; straightforward; open; frank

candidate (noun)form plural: candidatesapplicant; nominee; examineecanvass (noun)

form: no plural

examination; careful inspection; debate

canvass (verb)forms: canvassed, canvassed; canvassing

to examine; to debate; to scrutinize; to solicit votes or opinionscapability (noun)

form plural: capabilities

ability; skill; trait; characteristic; quality

capable (adjective)skilled; able; proficient; adeptcapacity (noun)

form plural: capacities

volume which can be contained or received; function; role; feature; potential

capex (noun)form: CAPital EXpendituresrefers to the cost of developing a product or systemcapital (adjective)

main; major; chief; principal

capital (noun)form plural: capitalsproperty; financial means; assets; main city of a country of regioncapital requirement (noun)

form plural: capital requirements

the level of monetary funding a company needs to run smoothly

capitalization (noun)form plural: capitalizationsprocess of turning money into profit

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forms: capitalized; capitalized; capitalizing

to turn into money; to turn profit; to finance

forms: captured; captured; capturing

to copy; to photograph; to snapshotcar (noun)

form plural: cars

automobile; elevator; vehicle; ride

card (noun)form plural: cardsthin and flat objectcard (verb)

forms: carded; carded; carding

to ask for an identification (i.e in a bar)

care (noun)form: no pluralattention; concern; caution; supervision; managementcare (verb)

forms: cared; cared; caring

to be concerned with; to look out for; to watch over; to like; to be fond of

career (noun)form plural: careersprofession; development; progress; gradual growthcareer (verb)

forms: careered; careered; careering

to evolve; to make to progress; to grow professionally; to develop; to speed

careful (adjective)cautious; particular; concentrated; meticulouscargo (noun)

form plural: cargos

freight; luggage; baggage; load

carpenter (noun)form plural: carpenters

a person who makes things out of wood such as furniturecarpet (noun)

form plural: carpets

rug; fabric floor covering

carpet (verb)forms: carpeted; carpeted; carpeting

to cover or to furnish with textile materials; to reprimand; to scoldcarriage (noun)

form plural: carriages

coach; buggy; transportation

carrier (noun)form plural: carriersperson or company that ships things; shipping company; truckcarry (verb)

forms: carried; carried; carrying

to transport; to continue; to bear

carry out (verb)forms: carried out; carried out; carrying out

to put into practice; to accomplish; to perform; to conductcart (noun)

form plural: carts

car; wagon; coach; carriage; trolley

cart (verb)forms: carted; carted; carting

to drag or to carry by forcecase (noun)

form plural: cases

occasion; instance; situation; bag

case (verb)forms: cased; cased; casing

to pack; to crate; to boxcash (noun)

form: no plural

money in the form of coins and bank notes

cash (verb)forms: cashed; cashed; cashing

to exchange a check (or another money order) for coins and bank notes; toredeem

cash reserves (noun)

form: only plural

bank deposits that are available on a short-term basis; treasury bills

cast (noun)form plural: caststhrow; team of actors; squint (of the eye)cast (verb)

forms: cast; cast; casting

to throw; to project; to form; to shape

catalog (noun)form plural: catalogsitemized list; index; directorycatalog (verb)

forms: cataloged; cataloged; cataloging

to make an itemized list; to index; to classify

categorize (verb)forms: categorized; categorized; categorizing

to arrange in groups; to classify; to sort; to structurecategory (noun)

form plural: categories

class; division; section; segment

cater (verb)forms: catered; catered; catering

to provide; to supply (food, etc.); to care forcatering (noun)

form plural: caterings

business of supplying and servicing food

cause (noun)form plural: causesreason; purpose; principle; factor; basis for a legal casecause (verb)

forms: caused; caused; causing

to make happen; to bring about

caution (noun)form: no pluralnotice; warning; caveat; carefulness; premonitioncaution (verb)

forms: cautioned; cautioned; cautioning

to warn; to notify of danger

cautious (adjective)careful; wary; suspiciouscaveat (noun)

form plural: caveats

caution; warning; admonition; suspension of proceedings (law)

cement (noun)form: no pluralconcrete; mortar; bonding agent; filling (for teeth)cement (verb)

forms: cemented; cemented; cementing

to reinforce; to bind together; to strengthen a connection

central (adjective)main; principal; majorcentral (noun)

form plural: centrals

telephone exchange; operator; main bureau or office

century (noun)form plural: centuriesperiod of one hundred yearsceremony (noun)

form plural: ceremonies

rite; ritual; formality

certain (adjective)sure; definite; particular; specificcertainly (adverb)

of course; surely; doubtlessly; definitely; absolutely

certificate (noun)form plural: certificatesofficial document; license; reference; attestation

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certificate (verb)

forms: certificated; certificated; certificating

to confirm; to license; to authorize

certify (verb)forms: certified; certified; certifying

to confirm to be true; to authorizechain (noun)

form plural: chains

group of stores, outlets, banks etc., under one management

chain (verb)forms: chained; chained; chaining

to tie downchallenge (noun)

form plural: challenges

difficult situation; something which tests one's ability to handle difficult tasks

challenge (verb)forms: challenged; challenged; challenging

to dare; to invite to engage in a contest; to stimulate; to test one's abilitychange (noun)

form plural: changes

replacement; alteration; shift; coins; money received back after paying for

goods

change (verb)forms: changed; changed; changing

to alter; to replace; to become differentchangeable (adjective)

arbitrary; fickle; flexible

chapter (noun)form plural: chapterspart of a book; phase; stage; local branch of an organizationcharacter (noun)

form plural: characters

nature; disposition; attitude; figure; person; statement of qualities

characteristic (adjective)typical; distinctive

characteristic (noun)

form plural: characteristics

trait; feature; ability; distinguishing quality; attribute

characterize (verb)forms: characterized; characterized; characterizing

to describe; to depict; to portray; to outlinecharge (noun)

form plural: charges

price; cargo; responsibility

charge (verb)forms: charged; charged; charging

to entrust; to order; to command; to supply with powerchart (noun)

form plural: charts

graph; diagram

chart (verb)forms: charted; charted; charting

to make a graph; to draw; to diagramcheap (adjective)

opposite of expensive; inexpensive

cheap (adverb)inexpensivelycheck (noun)

form plural: checks

examination; money order; payment order; restaurant bill

check (verb)forms: checked; checked; checking

to examine; to investigate; to inspect; to scrutinizechef (noun)

form plural: chefs

professional cook; head cook in a restaurant of hotel

cheque (noun)form plural: chequeswritten order directing a bank to pay a specific amount of moneychoice (adjective)

select; fine; excellent

choice (noun)form plural: choicesoption; selection; varietychoose (verb)

forms: chose; chose; chosen

to select; to prefer; to pick; to make a choice

chop (noun)form plural: chopsseal; trademarkchop (verb)

forms: chopped; chopped; chopping

to cut; to cut down; to cut into pieces; to mince

chore (noun)form plural: choresroutine job; unpleasant taskcircle (noun)

form plural: circles

ring-shaped geometric figure; round figure; group; society

circle (verb)forms: circled; circled; circling

to surroundcircumspect (adjective)

careful; cautious

circumstance (noun)form plural: circumstancescondition; influencing factor; situationcircumstance (verb)

forms: circumstanced; circumstanced; circumstancing

to place in particular situations

circumvent (verb)forms: circumvented; circumvented; circumventing

to by-pass; to side-step; to evadecitation (noun)

form plural: citations

quotation; official praise; summons to a court of law

citizen (noun)form plural: citizensresident; native of a countrycitizenship (noun)

form plural: citizenships

right to live in a country; condition of being a member of a country

city (noun)form plural: citiestown; large urban areacivic (adjective)

pertaining to a city; pertaining to citizenship

claim (noun)form plural: claimslawsuit; request; rightclarify (verb)

forms: clarified; clarified; clarifying

to make clear; to explain

classify (verb)forms: classified; classified; classifying

to arrange systematically; to structure; to group; to sort; to make confidentialclause (noun)

form plural: clauses

paragraph; section in a document; part of a contract

clear (adjective)pure; obvious; easy to understand; comprehensibleclear (noun)

form: no plural

deletion; act of unmarking; removal of a mark from a check box (Computers)

clear (verb)forms: cleared; cleared; clearing

to clarify; to explain; to approve

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form: no plural

release; approval; washing

obviously; apparently; unmistakablyclerk (noun)

form plural: clerks

minor office worker; book-keeper; bureaucrat

clerk (verb)forms: clerked; clerked; clerking

to work as an employee (i.e in the legal or bank business)client (noun)

form plural: clients

customer; buyer; computer that serves as a terminal

climate (noun)form plural: climatesweather conditions; surrounding conditions; atmosphere; settingclimb (noun)

form plural: climbs

ascent

climb (verb)forms: climbed; climbed; climbing

to ascend; to up; to slope upward; to move upward graduallyclip (noun)

form plural: clips

clamp; fastener; shred; segment of video

clip (verb)forms: clipped; clipped; clipping

to cut off; to curtail; to trim offclipping (noun)

form plural: clippings

article cut from a newspaper

clock (noun)form plural: clockstimepiece; device for telling timeclock (verb)

forms: clocked; clocked; clocking

to measure time; to register on a time piece

close (adjective)near; adjacent; carefulclose (adverb)

nearby

close (noun)form plural: closesend; conclusion; plugclose (verb)

forms: closed; closed; closing

to shut; to be shut; to finish; to complete

clout (noun)form plural: cloutspull; influence; power; weightcoach (noun)

form plural: coaches

trainer; tutor; teacher; bus

coach (verb)forms: coached; coached; coaching

to train; to teach; to instruct; to guide; to counselcoal (noun)

form plural: coals

fuel made from carbon; cinder; ember

coalition (noun)form plural: coalitionsalliance; union; agreementcode (noun)

form plural: codes

cipher; collection of instructions of the law

code (verb)forms: coded; coded; coding

to ciphercognition (noun)

form plural: cognitions

awareness; perception

coherent (adjective)sticking together; consistentcohesive (adjective)

sticking together; forming a unit or union; united; related to each other

coin (noun)form plural: coinsmetal money; piece of stamped metal currency (as opposed to paper bills)coin (verb)

forms: coined; coined; coining

to mint; to invent a new word or phrase

coincidence (noun)form plural: coincidenceschance occurrence; unforeseen eventcollaborate (verb)

forms: collaborated; collaborated; collaborating

to work together; to cooperate

collaboration (noun)form plural: collaborationsworking together; cooperationcollate (verb)

forms: collated; collated; collating

to compare in a critical manner; to verify; to collect; to compile

having the receiver pay the charges (for a phone call)

commission (verb)

collect (verb)forms: collected; collected; collecting

to gather; to garner; to assemble; to accumulate; to take paymentscollectible (adjective)

payable; subject to or requiring payment especially as specified

collectible (noun)form plural: collectiblesrare object

collection (noun)

form plural: collections

selection; choice; assortment; accumulation

college (noun)form plural: collegesinstitution of higher education that grants degrees; type of school; councilcollide (verb)

forms: collided; collided; colliding

to crash; to meet head on; to come together with solid or direct impact

colloquial (adjective)conversational; not used in formal speaking or writing; informalcombination (noun)

form plural: combinations

joining; union; an ordered sequence

combine (noun)form plural: combinesharvesting machinecombine (verb)

forms: combined; combined; combining

to unite; to join; to come together; to become one

come across (verb)forms: came across; come across; coming across

to happen upon; to find by chance; to discover; to see

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forms: came along; come along; coming along

to accompany someone; to appear; to advance; to succeed

form: no pluralrelief; consolation; cozinesscomfort (verb)

forms: comforted; comforted; comforting

to bring relief; to encourage; to console

comfortable (adjective)easy; relaxing; cosy; financially well to docomforting (adjective)

consoling; encouraging; reassuring; brining relief; heartening

command (noun)form plural: commandsorder; direction; control; domination; headquarterscommand (verb)

forms: commanded; commanded; commanding

to rule; to control; to be in charge; to be in authority

comment (noun)form plural: commentsremark; note; statement; explanationcomment (verb)

forms: commented; commented; commenting

to make a remark; to explain; to write an explanatory note

commentary (noun)form plural: commentariesseries of remarks; explanation (often written in essay or book form)commerce (noun)

form: no plural

trade; business; transactions; exchange of products/services and money

commercial (adjective)pertaining to business; pertaining to buying and sellingcommercial (noun)

form plural: commercials

television or radio advertisement

commission (noun)form plural: commissionspercentage of profits earned by a salespersoncommit (verb)

forms: committed; committed; committing

to perform; to do; to engage

commitment (noun)form plural: commitmentsobligation; promisecommitted (adjective)

obligated; engaged; industrious; ambitious; loyal

commodity (noun)form plural: commoditiesmerchandise; goods; item that is bought and sold; something usefulcommon (adjective)

shared; ordinary; mediocre; average; public

common (noun)form plural: commonsopen public area in a city or town; park; squarecommunication (noun)

form plural: communications

exchange of information or ideas; transfer; passing along; letter; message

commute (verb)forms: commuted; commuted; commuting

to exchange; to replace; to convert; to travel back and forth regularly (i.e towork)

commuter (noun)

form plural: commuters

person who travels back and forth between home and work

company (noun)form plural: companiescorporation; firm; ensemble; association with anothercomparatively (adverb)

relatively

compare (noun)form plural: comparescontrast

compare (verb)

forms: compared; compared; comparing

to show how (people or things) are alike or different; to consider to be similar

comparison (noun)form plural: comparisonspointing out of similarities and differences; similarity; likenesscompartmentalize (verb)

forms: compartmentalized; compartmentalized; compartmentalizing

to separate into sections; to partition

compatible (adjective)congruous

compatible (noun)

form plural: compatibles

piece of equipment which can be used with other machines without alternation

compel (verb)forms: compelled; compelled; compelling

to force; to coerce; to influence; to impose; to demandcompensate (verb)

forms: compensated; compensated; compensating

to reward; to reimburse; to pay back; to make up for

compensation (noun)form plural: compensationsrepayment; something done to make up for (a loss, deficiency or fault)compete (verb)

forms: competed; competed; competing

to contest; to contend against another; to participate in a contest

competent (adjective)adept; capable; suitably skilled; well qualified; experiencedcompetition (noun)

form plural: competitions

rivalry; contest; act of competing against another

competitive (adjective)involving rivalry; tending to contestcompetitor (noun)

form plural: competitors

rival; (i.e Coca Cola and Pepsi); person who participates in a contest

complacent (adjective)content; self-satisfied; comfortable; smugcomplain (verb)

forms: complained; complained; complaining

to find fault; to express displeasure; to protest

complaint (noun)form plural: complaintsfinding fault; act of expressing displeasure; pleading entered by a plaintiff (Law)complete (adjective)

whole; perfect; finished

complete (verb)forms: completed; completed; completing

to make whole; to finish; to perfectcompletion (noun)

form: no plural

finishing; finalizing

complex (noun)form plural: complexescompound; various objects that for m a unitcompliant (adjective)

obedient; submissive; obliging; yielding; acquiescent

complicate (verb)forms: complicated; complicated; complicating

to confuse; to make hard to understand; to make difficult; to make complexcomplicated (adjective) compliment (noun)

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confusing; hard to understand; difficult; complex form plural: compliments

expression of admiration; word of praise for someonecomply (verb)

forms: complied; complied; complying

to submit; to consent; to obey; to agree with

component (noun)form plural: componentsingredient; single piece which forms part of a larger unit; part; constituent;element

compose (verb)

forms: composed; composed; composing

to create; to write; to relax; to calm oneself; to settle

composition (noun)form plural: compositionsmake-up; constitution; essaycomposure (noun)

form: no plural

serenity; self-control; calmness; coolness

comprehend (verb)forms: comprehended; comprehended; comprehending

to understand; to contain; to grasp; to absorb; to perceivecomprehensive (adjective)

including a lot; large in scope; extensive

comprise (verb)forms: comprised; comprised; comprising

to include; to contain; to consistcompromise (noun)

form plural: compromises

agreement; settling of a disagreement by making mutual concessions

compromise (verb)forms: compromised; compromised; compromising

to establish an agreement; to settle a disputecompute (verb)

forms: computed; computed; computing

to calculate; to figure; to estimate

conceal (verb)forms: concealed; concealed; concealing

to hide; to keep secret; to cover upconceive (verb)

forms: conceived; conceived; conceiving

to understand; to comprehend; to grasp

concentrate (verb)forms: concentrated; concentrated; concentrating

to focus; to pay attentionconcept (noun)

form plural: concepts

plan; idea; thought; structure; system

conceptualize (verb)forms: conceptualized; conceptualized; conceptualizing

to plan; to design; to imagine; to conceive; to envisionconcern (noun)

form plural: concerns

worry; issue; problem; group of companies; large corporation

concern (verb)forms: concerned; concerned; concerning

to involve; to affect; to worry; to interest; to relate toconcerning (preposition)

about

conclude (verb)forms: concluded; concluded; concluding

to finish; to infer; to deduce; to make a decisionconclusion (noun)

form plural: conclusions

end; deduction; cognition; final decision

concoct (verb)forms: concocted; concocted; concocting

to invent; to create; to contrive; to think upconcrete (adjective)

tangible; real; substantial; solid

concrete (noun)form: no pluralcement; something tangible (idea, object, etc.)concrete (verb)

forms: concreted; concreted; concreting

to solidify

concur (verb)forms: concurred; concurred; concurring

to agree; to harmonize; to coincide; to collaborate; to consentcondition (noun)

form plural: conditions

situation; requirement; circumstance; stipulation

condition (verb)forms: conditioned; conditioned; conditioning

to train; to accustom; to adapt; to stipulate; to prepareconduct (noun)

form: no plural

behavior; management

conduct (verb)forms: conducted; conducted; conducting

to behave; to manage; to carry out; to transmitconference (noun)

form plural: conferences

meeting; seminar; convention

confidence (noun)form: no pluraltrust; certainty; faith in oneself; secretconfident (adjective)

certain; sure of oneself; composed

confidential (adjective)classified; secret; strictly privateconfirm (verb)

forms: confirmed; confirmed; confirming

to approve; to verify; to ascertain

confirmation (noun)form plural: confirmationsformal approval; proof; verification; religious ceremonyconfuse (verb)

forms: confused; confused; confusing

to embarrass; to mix up; to muddle up; to bewilder; to startle

confusion (noun)form plural: confusionsdisorder; embarrassment; bewildermentcongruent (adjective)

identical; corresponding; in agreement; harmonious

conjunction (noun)form plural: conjunctionsconnection; link; uniting; joiningconjure (verb)

forms: conjured; conjured; conjuring

to appeal; to summon; to invoke; to implore

connote (verb)forms: connoted; connoted; connoting

to imply; to suggest; to hintconscientious (adjective)

careful; wanting to do what is right

conscientiously (adverb)dutifully; with care; thoroughlyconscious (adjective)

aware; awake; attentive

consciously (adverb)knowingly; with awarenessconsciousness (noun)

form: no plural

awareness; cognition; ability to perceive

consecutive (adjective)sequential; following one after another

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consequently (adverb)

as a result; therefore

conservative (adjective)resisting change; desiring to preserve traditions; cautiousconservative (noun)

form plural: conservatives

person who is resistant to change; person who favors traditional political parties

conserve (noun)form plural: conservesmarmalade; jamconserve (verb)

forms: conserved; conserved; conserving

to protect; to guard from harm

consider (verb)forms: considered; considered; considering

to think over; to believe; to regard; to take into accountconsideration (noun)

form plural: considerations

payment; thoughtfulness; respectfulness; careful attention

considering (preposition)taking into account; in light ofconsignment (noun)

form plural: consignments

delivery; dispatch; conveyance

consist (verb)forms: consisted; consisted; consisting

to be composed of; to be made up ofconsistency (noun)

form: no plural

material coherence; firmness; persistence; steadfastness

consistent (adjective)coherent; steadfast; firmconsistently (adverb)

regularly; persistently; steadily; stably

consortium (noun)form plural: consortiumspartnership; associationconstant (adjective)

firm; faithful; persistent; unbending; adamant

constant (noun)form plural: constantsnumber with a fixed value; factorconstrain (verb)

forms: constrained; constrained; constraining

to compel; to reinforce; to oblige; to coerce

constraint (noun)form plural: constraintsrestriction; force; limitation; limitconstruction (noun)

form plural: constructions

building; structure; the industry of erecting buildings

construe (verb)forms: construed; construed; construing

to interpret; to see; to perceiveconsultancy (noun)

form plural: consultancies

the practice of giving expert advice within a particular field

consultant (noun)form plural: consultantsadvisor (adviser); counselor; coach; person who gives professional adviceconsume (verb)

forms: consumed; consumed; consuming

to eat or drink; to use up; to destroy

consumer (noun)form plural: consumersbuyer; client

consumption (noun)

form: no plural

using up

contact (noun)form plural: contactslink; connection; touch; interfacecontact (verb)

forms: contacted; contacted; contacting

to establish communication; to make a connection; to link to; to connect with

contain (verb)forms: contained; contained; containing

to include; to hold back; to restrain; to keep under controlcontemporary (adjective)

modern; current

contemporary (noun)form plural: contemporariesperson living at about the same time as another personcontent (adjective)

satisfied; pleased

content (noun)form plural: contentssubstance; component; all that is inside of somethingcontent (verb)

forms: contented; contented; contenting

to satisfy; to please; to meet a request

contest (noun)form plural: contestscompetitioncontest (verb)

forms: contested; contested; contesting

to fight for; to challenge; to appeal

context (noun)form plural: contextsconnection; overall situation; backgroundcontinue (verb)

forms: continued; continued; continuing

to go on; to keep doing something; to last; to perpetuate

continuity (noun)form: no pluralstability; consistency; continuousness; unbroken successioncontinuous (adjective)

successive; uninterrupted; permanent

contract (noun)form plural: contractsagreement; pact; dealcontract (verb)

forms: contracted; contracted; contracting

to create a formal agreement; to bind legally; to obtain

contractor (noun)form plural: contractorsperson or company that does a particular job or assignmentcontrary (adjective)

opposed

contrary (adverb)

in opposition; against; countercontrary (noun)

form plural: contraries

something which is opposite

contrive (verb)forms: contrived; contrived; contriving

to devise; to invent; to dream up; to design (often in a negative way)control (noun)

form plural: controls

rule; command; supervision; restraint

controlling (adjective)ruling; supervising; regulating; managing; restrainingconvenience (noun)

form plural: conveniences

comfort; fitness or suitability for performing an action

convenient (adjective)comfortable; useful; serviceableconvention (noun) conventional (adjective)

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form plural: conventions

conference; routine; custom; treaty

customary; routine; formalconverge (verb)

forms: converged; converged; converging

to meet; to assemble to gather; to get together

conversant (adjective)well-versed; proficient; skilledconversation (noun)

form plural: conversations

talk; dialog; discussion; verbal exchange

convey (verb)forms: conveyed; conveyed; conveying

to carry; to impart or to communicate by statement, suggestion, gesture orappearance

conveyance (noun)

form plural: conveyances

the act of transferring a property title from one person to another

conviction (noun)form plural: convictionsacknowledgment; strong persuasion or belief; condemnationconvince (verb)

forms: convinced; convinced; convincing

to persuade; to influence; to prove

cook (noun)form plural: cooks

a person who prepares foodcook (verb)

forms: cooked; cooked; cooking

to prepare food by heating; to falsify account records

cooperation (noun)form plural: cooperationscollaboration; working togethercoordinate (adjective)

equal; equivalent; of equal rank or authority

coordinate (noun)form plural: coordinatesreference point; geographical locationcoordinate (verb)

forms: coordinated; coordinated; coordinating

to arrange in proper order

cope (verb)forms: coped; coped; coping

to manage in spite of difficulty; to struggle successfullycopy (noun)

form plural: copies

duplicate; photostat

copy (verb)forms: copied; copied; copying

to duplicate; to imitatecordially (adverb)

in a friendly manner; warmly

corner (noun)form plural: cornersplace where two surfaces meet; anglecorner (verb)

forms: cornered; cornered; cornering

to hold at bay; to gain advantage on the market; to approach; to catch; to trap

corp (abbreviation, acronym)corporation

large company; firm; businesscorporate (adjective)

common; shared; collective

correct (adjective)right; proper; exact; accuratecorrect (verb)

forms: corrected; corrected; correcting

to make right; to amend

correlation (noun)form plural: correlationsmutual connection (between two or more things); similarity; parallelcorrupt (adjective)

spoiled; immoral; dishonest; perverted

corrupt (verb)forms: corrupted; corrupted; corruption

to cause to be dishonest; to pervert; to spoilcorruption (noun)

form: no plural

dishonesty; immorality; irregularity; unlawfulness; illegality

cost (noun)form plural: costsprice; expensecost (verb)

forms: cost; cost; costing

to have a price; to require payment; to set a price

council (noun)form plural: councilsassembly; board; group of people (gathered to advise, plan, etc.)counsel (noun)

form plural: counsels

advice; person who gives advice; attorney; lawyer

counsel (verb)forms: counseled; counseled; counseling

to advise; to instruct; to coach; to advocatecounter (adverb)

against; in contrast to

counter (noun)form plural: countersbar; counting devicecounter (preffix)

against; opposed

counter (verb)forms: countered; countered; countering

to oppose; to retaliate; to react; to strike backcounterbalance (noun)

form plural: counterbalances

equal weight or power acting in opposition

counterbalance (verb)forms: counterbalanced; counterbalanced; counterbalancing

to act against; to oppose (with an equal weight, force etc.)couple (noun)

form plural: couples

pair; group of two

couple (verb)forms: coupled; coupled; coupling

to connect; to join; to linkcoupon (noun)

form plural: coupons

printed form that entitles the holder to certain rights such as in a discount

courier (noun)form plural: couriersmessenger; company that delivers messages, documents, parcels, etc

course (noun)

form plural: courses

direction; series of lessons or training units; layer; part of a meal

course (verb)forms: coursed; coursed; coursing

to hunt; to pursue; to run over; to racecourt (noun)

form plural: courts

yard; formal reception; place where legal trials take place

court (verb)forms: courted; courted; courting

to seek to please; to flatter; to seek to gain the affections of someonecourteously (adverb)

politely; respectfully; graciously

courtesy (noun)form plural: courtesies

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politeness; good manners; cordiality; civilitycover (noun)

form plural: covers

insurance; shelter; casing; front; lid

cover (verb)forms: covered; covered; covering

to encase; to review; to protect; to include; to insurecoverage (noun)

form: no plural

survey; review; news reporting; insurance

craft (noun)form plural: craftstrade; skill; occupation; boat; planecraft (verb)

forms: crafted; crafted; crafting

to shape with skill

crafted (adjective)produced; made; manufacturedcrate (noun)

form plural: crates

wooden box; old car; old plane

crate (verb)forms: crated; crated; crating

to pack in a boxcreate (verb)

forms: created; created; creating

to produce; to design; to make; to manufacture

creative (adjective)inventive; innovative; artisticcreativity (noun)

form: no plural

innovativeness; inventiveness

credible (adjective)reliable; trustworthy; dependablecredit (noun)

form plural: credits

money (in a bank account); trust; confidence; respect

credit (verb)forms: credited; credited; credited

to believe; to have faith in; to supply goods by deferred paymentcredit risk (noun)

form plural: credit risks

the prospect that a bond issuer will fail to make required debt payments

creditor (noun)form plural: creditorsperson or organization that lends something; lender; loaner; moneylendercrew (noun)

form plural: crews

group of people working together; team

criterion (noun)form plural: criteriastandard against which something is measured; factor; disciplinecritical (adjective)

judgmental; important; crucial; vital

criticize (verb)forms: criticized; criticizing

to disapprove; to censure; to find faultcrop (noun)

form plural: crops

harvest; produce (Agriculture); group; whip; short haircut

crop (verb)forms: cropped; cropped; cropping

to harvest; to cut short; to clipcrowd (noun)

form plural: crowds

public; large group of people; gathering

crowd (verb)forms: crowded; crowded; crowding

to gather together; to group together; to press incrowded (adjective)

full; packed; crammed together

crucial (adjective)very important; critical; decisive; vitalcruise (noun)

form plural: cruises

traveling on a ship; sea voyage; sailing

cruise (verb)forms: cruised; cruised; cruising

to sail; to move at a moderate speed; to travel; to coast; to drive along slowlycrux (noun)

form plural: cruces or cruxes

heart of the matter; main point

cuisine (noun)form plural: cuisinesstyle of cooking; national foodcure (noun)

form plural: cures

method or course that restores health; prescribed treatment for an illness

cure (verb)forms: cured; cured; curing

to restore to health; to make well; to correct a bad habit; to preserve foodcurious (adjective)

inquisitive; desiring to know and understand; odd; strange; rare

currency (noun)form plural: currenciesnational money of a country; circulation; custom; prevalencecurrent (adjective)

recent; common; prevalent; present; popular

current (noun)form plural: currentsflow (of water, electricity, etc.); process; tendency; directioncurt (adjective)

forms: curter; curtest

brief; blunt; rude

curtly (adverb)briefly; bluntly; rudelycushion (noun)

form plural: cushions

pillow; soft padded object

cushion (verb)forms: cushioned; cushioned; cushioning

to reduce; to protect; to soften; to upholstercustom (noun)

form plural: customs

habit; tradition; convention

customer (noun)form plural: customersclient; buyer; person who buys a product or servicecustomize (verb)

forms: customized; customized; customizing

to make or to fit according to individual needs or desires; to personalize; to

individualize

customs (noun)form: only pluralgovernment department responsible for collecting taxes on imports

cutback (noun)

form plural: cutbacks

reduction; curtailing; decrease

cycle (noun)form plural: cyclesseries (of stories, articles, reports etc.); recurring period of timecycle (verb)

forms: cycled; cycled; cycling

to ride a bike

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occurring on a regular basis

daily (noun)form plural: dailiesnewspaper that is published 5 to 7 times a weekdamage (noun)

form plural: damages

injury; harm

damage (verb)forms: damaged; damaged; damaging

to cause harm; to cause injury; to destroy partlydanger (noun)

form plural: dangers

risk; peril; hazard

dash (noun)form plural: dasheshyphen; drop; pinch; rush; sprintdash (verb)

forms: dashed; dashed; dashing

to move with sudden speed; to bolt; to shatter; to hurl; to cast

date (noun)form plural: datesday, month and year according to the calendar; interview; meetingdeadline (noun)

form plural: deadlines

time when a project; assignment; task or job must be completed or turned in

deal (noun)form plural: dealsagreement; business transaction; exchange; amountdeal (verb)

forms: dealt; dealt; dealing

to provide; to offer; to distribute; to supply; to sell; to trade

dealer (noun)form plural: dealerssupplier; seller; merchant; agent; sales representativedealing (noun)

form plural: dealings

manner of doing business; behavior; distribution; giving out

debate (noun)form plural: debatesargument; dispute; discussion; conversationdebate (verb)

forms: debated; debated; debating

to argue; to discuss; to consider; to ponder

debris (noun)form: no pluralrubble; ruins; wreckage; fragmentsdebt (noun)

form plural: debts

obligation; something owed (i.e money)

debut (noun)form plural: debutsopening of a show; first public appearancedebut (verb)

forms: debuted; debuted; debuting

to perform for the first time; to make one's premiere performance

decade (noun)form plural: decadesten years; group of tensdecide (verb)

forms: decided; decided; deciding

to choose; to select from several options; to conclude; to resolve

decision (noun)form plural: decisionsdetermination; resolution; ruling (especially in court)declaration (noun)

form plural: declarations

statement; proclamation; announcement

declare (verb)forms: declared; declared; declaring

to proclaim; to make a statement; to make a full statement of (one's taxable ordutiable property)

decline (noun)

form plural: declines

downward; descent; slope; ebb

decline (verb)forms: declined; declined; declining

to refuse; to go down; to decrease; to falldecrease (noun)

form plural: decreases

decline; reduction; lessening

decrease (verb)forms: decreased; decreased; decreasing

to reduce; to lessen; to declinededicate (verb)

forms: dedicated; dedicated; dedicating

to devote to; to set apart for; to inscribe (a book, poem, song, story, etc.) to

someone

dedication (noun)form plural: dedicationssetting apart; devotion; inscription (in a book, poem, etc.)deed of surrender (noun)

form plural: deeds of surrender

a legal document that temporarily transfers a property from one individual to

another

default (noun)form plural: defaultsfailure to perform a duty; option on a computer which is automatically selecteddefault (verb)

forms: defaulted; defaulted; defaulting

to fail to perform a duty; to fail to pay on time; to fail to appear in court

defect (noun)form plural: defectsdeficiency; flawdefect (verb)

forms: defected; defected; defecting

to desert; to abandon; to change sides

defend (verb)forms: defended; defended; defending

to protect; to secure; to vindicate

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defense (noun)

form plural: defenses

protection; security; rampart; shield

define (verb)forms: defined; defined; defining

to explain; to clarify; to limit; to set boundariesdefinition (noun)

form plural: definitions

explanation; meaning; interpretation (as of a word or term)

degree (noun)form plural: degreesrank; extent; university certificatedelay (noun)

form plural: delays

postponement; hindrance; hold-up; stopping; lingering

delay (verb)forms: delayed; delayed; delaying

to postpone; to hinder; to linger; to move slowly; to loiterdelegate (noun)

form plural: delegates

representative; deputy; agent; participant of a conference, convention, seminar

etc

delegate (verb)forms: delegated; delegated; delegating

to authorize; to appoint as representative; to pass a duty or responsibility on tosomeone else

delete (verb)

forms: deleted; deleted; deleting

to remove totally; to erase; to eliminate

deliberately (adverb)intentionally; purposefully; methodicallydelicious (adjective)

tasty; having a pleasant taste or smell

deliver (verb)forms: delivered; delivered; delivering

to convey; to give; to bring; to distribute; to expressdelivery (noun)

form plural: deliveries

distribution; liberation; transference

demand (noun)form plural: demandsclaim; requirement; strong requestdemand (verb)

forms: demanded; demanded; demanding

to claim; to require; to request strongly

demeanor (noun)form plural: demeanorsbehavior; conduct; bearing; appearancedemographics (noun)

form: only plural

study of the statistical characteristics of a population

demolish (verb)forms: demolished; demolished, demolishing

to destroy; to ruin; to tear down; to removedemonstrate (verb)

forms: demonstrated; demonstrated; demonstrating

to present; to show or illustrate something through example, or physical

demonstrations

demonstration (noun)form plural: demonstrationsexhibition; explanation; showingdenial (noun)

form plural: denials

refusal to accept; refusal to believe; refusal to recognize

denominator (noun)form plural: denominatorsshared characteristic; common featuredense (adjective)

compact; having a high mass per unit volume; close

density (noun)form plural: densitiescompactness; closenessdeny (verb)

forms: denied; denied; denying

to say that something is not true; to refuse; to renounce

depart (verb)forms: departed; departed; departing

to leave; to go away; to go in a different direction; to diedepartment (noun)

form plural: departments

division of a company; section; area

departmental (adjective)arranged in divisions; divisional; concerning an officedeparture (noun)

form plural: departures

leaving; going away; opposite of arrival

depend (verb)forms: depended; depended; depending

to rely on; to trust; to be supported bydependent (adjective)

relying on; needing (the help or support of another person); conditional;

contingent

dependent (noun)form plural: dependentsone who relies on another especially for financial supportdepict (verb)

forms: depicted; depicted; depicting

to describe; to illustrate; to characterize; to portray; to elucidate

deploy (verb)forms: deployed; deployed; deploying

to speak out; to move into a position of readiness and availabilitydeposit (noun)

form plural: deposits

sum of money that has been put in a bank for safekeeping; partial payment;

pledge

deposit (verb)forms: deposited; deposited; depositing

to put a sum of money in a bank for safekeeping; to pay in part; to set downderegulation (noun)

form plural: deregulations

transferal of ownership from government to private hands; privatization

describe (verb)forms: described; described; describing

to illustrate; to explain; to characterize; to elucidatedescription (noun)

form plural: descriptions

explanation; illustration; instruction

deserve (verb)forms: deserved; deserved; deserving

to be worthy of; to have a right todesign (noun)

form plural: designs

plan; sketch; model; layout; structure

design (verb)forms: designed; designed; designing

to create; to conceive; to produce; to conceptualizedesk (noun)

form plural: desks

office table

despite (preposition)notwithstandingdestination (noun)

form plural: destinations

place where one is going; the purpose for which something is destined

destroy (verb)forms: destroyed; destroyed; destroying

to demolish; to ruin; to destruct; to erase

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form plural: destructions

ruin; desolation; annihilation

form plural: detailsitem; piece of information; part of a wholedetail (verb)

forms: detailed; detailed; detailing

to list; to describe; to specify; to assign

detailed (adjective)itemized; marked by thoroughness in treating small items or parts

detect (verb)

forms: detected; detected; detecting

to discover; to discern; to find out

determine (verb)forms: determined; determined; determining

to decide; to define; to conclude; to cause; to affectdevelop (verb)

forms: developed; developed; developing

to build; to create; to design; to grow

developer (noun)form plural: developersperson who creates something; chemical substance used in photographydevelopment (noun)

form plural: developments

evolvement; gradual growth; evolution; maturation; progression

device (noun)form plural: devicesapparatus; appliance; gadget; trick; schemedevise (verb)

forms: devised; devised; devising

to plan; to invent; to design

dial (noun)form plural: dialsrotatable disk on a telephonedial (verb)

forms: dialed; dialed; dialing; dialed; dialed; dialing

to press buttons; to place a phone call by pressing buttons

diary (noun)form plural: diarieswritten account of daily events and occurrences; journal; daily calendar; logbook; blog

dictate (noun)

form plural: dictates

ruling principle; command; decree

dictate (verb)forms: dictated; dictated; dictating

to say something aloud for someone to write down; to command; to order; toimpose

diet (noun)

form plural: diets

nourishment; nutrition; food and drink; regimen; weight loss plan

diet (verb)forms: dieted; dieted; dieting

to limit the amount of food eaten; to eat only certain kinds of fooddietician (noun)

form plural: dieticians

nutritionist; expert on nutrition

difference (noun)form plural: differencesdistinction; unusual quality; disagreement; remainderdifferent (adjective)

not the same; unusual; distinctive

difficult (adjective)hard; troublesome; complicated; complexdifficulty (noun)

form plural: difficulties

problem; challenge; hardship; trouble

digital (adjective)using numbers; with numbersdignity (noun)

form: no plural

respected position; honor; nobility

diligent (adjective)ambitious; industrious; hard-workingdirect (adjective)

straight; forthright; clear

direct (adverb)clearly; in a straightforward mannerdirect (verb)

forms: directed; directed; directing

to guide; to lead; to instruct; to manage; to supervise

direction (noun)form plural: directionsguidance; supervision; conducting; managementdirectly (adverb)

clearly; straight; frankly; immediately; soon

directly (conjunction)immediately following; the moment that; as soon asdirector (noun)

form plural: directors

boss; supervisor; manager; head

directory (noun)form plural: directoriesguidebook; library; catalogdisagree (verb)

forms: disagreed; disagreed; disagreeing

to have different opinions; to differ

disappear (verb)forms: disappeared; disappeared; disappearing

to go out of sight; to become extinct; to cease to exist; to vanishdiscard (noun)

form plural: discards

garbage; refuse; scrap

discard (verb)forms: discarded; discarded; discarding

to throw away; to get rid ofdiscern (verb)

forms: discerned; discerned; discerning

to distinguish; to perceive; to recognize; to discriminate

discipline (noun)form plural: disciplinestraining

disclaim (verb)

forms: disclaimed; disclaimed; disclaiming

to deny connection with; to renounce; to repudiate; to disavow

disclaimer (noun)form plural: disclaimersstatement which denies responsibility or affiliation; repudiation; denialdiscount (noun)

form plural: discounts

price reduction; rebate

discount (verb)forms: discounted; discounted; discounting

to reduce the price of; to mark down; to ignorediscourage (verb)

forms: discouraged; discouraged; discouraging

to cause to lose heart; to deter; to dissuade; to show disapproval of; to derail

discouraged (adjective)deprived of hope or confidence; dissuaded fromdiscouragement (noun)

form plural: discouragements

derailment; feeling of despair in the face of obstacles

discover (verb)forms: discovered; discovered; discovering

to find out; to come across; to get information about somethingdiscrete (adjective) discretion (noun)

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separate; individual; discontinuous form: no plural

caution; wisdom; careful judgmentdiscuss (verb)

forms: discussed; discussed; discussing

to talk about; to debate; to converse

discussion (noun)form plural: discussionsdebate; conversation; talk; dispute; argumentdisease (noun)

form plural: diseases

sickness; illness

disembark (verb)forms: disembarked; disembarked; disembarking

to go ashore from a boat; to leave a plane or vehicle; to landdisk (noun)

form plural: disks

flat circular object

dislodge (verb)forms: dislodged; dislodged; dislodging

to extricate; to remove; to evict; to oust; to expeldismal (adjective)

gloomy; cheerless; bad; depressing; sad

dismiss (verb)forms: dismissed; dismissed; dismissing

to send away; to fire; to release; to freedisparate (adjective)

markedly different; contrasting

dispatch (noun)form plural: dispatchessending off; shipment; message; communication; promptnessdispatch (verb)

forms: dispatched; dispatched; dispatching

to send off quickly; to dismiss; to conclude with speed and efficiency; to

eliminate

dispense (noun)form plural: dispensesexpenditure; pardondispense (verb)

forms: dispensed; dispensed; dispensing

to do without; to give up; to distribute; to give out; to hand out

display (noun)form plural: displayspresentation; show; screen; monitor; exposure; exhibitiondisplay (verb)

forms: displayed; displayed; displaying

to put out for others to see; to show; to exhibit; to reveal

disposal (noun)form plural: disposalsgetting rid of; arrangingdispose (verb)

forms: disposed; disposed; disposing

to control; to arrange; to put in order

disposition (noun)form plural: dispositionscharacter; nature; trait; arrangement; placementdispute (noun)

form plural: disputes

quarrel; disagreement; argument

dispute (verb)forms: disputed; disputed; disputing

to argue; to debate; to contest; to oppose; to fight againstdisrupt (verb)

forms: disrupted; disrupted; disrupting

to upset; to disturb; to divide

dissipate (verb)forms: dissipated; dissipated; dissipating

to scatter; to spread out; to be scattereddistinctive (adjective)

special; unique; different

distinguish (verb)forms: distinguished; distinguished; distinguishing

to mark as different; to see as different; to discern; to recognizedistract (verb)

forms: distracted; distracted; distracting

to disturb; to confuse; to worry; to divert; to amuse

distributor (noun)form plural: distributorsperson, company or organization that markets a commodity, product or service;wholesaler; dealer

disturb (verb)

forms: disturbed; disturbed; disturbing

to bother; to interrupt; to confuse; to worry

diverse (adjective)different; varieddiversification (noun)

form plural: diversifications

process of becoming varied; sale of a variety of products and services

diversify (verb)forms: diversified; diversified; diversifying

to make different; to invest one's assets in various securitiesdiversity (noun)

form plural: diversities

variety; difference; unlikeness

divert (verb)forms: diverted; diverted; diverting

to distract; to entertain; to turn in a different direction; to deflectdivide (noun)

form plural: divides

separation; ridge between drainage areas; watershed

divide (verb)forms: divided; divided; dividing

to separate into parts; to part; to share; to apportiondivision (noun)

form plural: divisions

partitioning; department; faculty; ranking; level according to difficulty

doctor (noun)form plural: doctorsperson who is licensed to practice medicine (i.e physician, surgeon etc.)doctor (verb)

forms: doctored; doctored; doctoring

to provide medical treatment; to fix; to repair; to mend

document (noun)form plural: documentscertificate; written filedocument (verb)

forms: documented; documented; documenting

to record for evidence; to write down; to substantiate

documentation (noun)form plural: documentationscollection of written records; use of written records as evidencedollar drain (noun)

form: no plural

a situation in which the imports of a country from the USA are larger than their

exports to the USA

domestic (adjective)pertaining to home; pertaining to family; tame (about an animal)

domestic (noun)

form plural: domestics

housemaid; servant; housekeeper

dominate (verb)forms: dominated; dominated; dominating

to control; to rule; to commanddonate (verb)

forms: donated; donated; donating

to give; to contribute; to grant; to bestow

donation (noun)form plural: donationsgift; contribution

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dot (noun)

form plural: dots

spot; speck; part (the point) in an Internet web address

dot (verb)forms: dotted; dotted; dotting

to stud; to constellatedotted (adjective)

spotted; speckled; composed of a series of small dashes (about a line)

doubt (noun)form plural: doubtsmisgiving; lack of certaintydoubt (verb)

forms: doubted; doubted; doubting

to be uncertain; to have misgivings

download (verb)forms: downloaded; downloaded; downloading

to copy files from a distant computer onto another computer through an Internetconnection

downsize (adjective)

of a smaller version or dimension

downsize (verb)forms: downsized; downsized; downsized

to reduce the size of; to make smaller; to cut the number of employeesdownsizing (noun)

form plural: no plural

bringing something down to a smaller scale; lowering expenses

downtown (adjective)pertaining to the commercial center of a citydowntown (adverb)

into the city center; into the the town

downtown (noun)form plural: downtownscommercial center of a city; business distractdownturn (noun)

form plural: downturns

negative tendency (especially in economy or business)

downward (adjective)descending

downward (adverb)

towards a lower place, position or section

draft (noun)form plural: draftsrough outline; sketch; written order for payment; conscriptiondraft (verb)

forms: drafted; drafted; drafting

to make an outline; to draw up in written form; to conscript; to draw out and

separate

drastic (adjective)extreme; intense; severe

drastically (adverb)

intensely; in an extreme manner; severely

draw (noun)form plural: drawsattraction; lottery; contest which ends in a tie; natural channel; gullydraw (verb)

forms: drew; drawn; drawing

to attract; to pull; to sketch; to depict with lines; to conclude

dress code (noun)form plural: dress codesformally or socially imposed standards of attiredrill (noun)

form plural: drills

practice; training; furrow; seeding machine; row of seeds in a furrow

drill (verb)forms: drilled; drilled; drilling

to bore a hole; to practice; to train; to sow seeds in rowsdrive (noun)

form plural: drives

trip in a vehicle; type of computer hardware; combined effort to accomplish a

goal (i.e fund raiser)

drive (verb)forms: drove; driven; driving

to travel in a car; to transport in a vehicle; to compeldriver (noun)

form plural: drivers

chauffeur; program which enables an operating system to communicate with a

particular device

drop (noun)form plural: dropssmall globule of liquid; drip; very small amount; pendantdrop (verb)

forms: dropped; dropped; dropping

to fall; to make fall; to bring down; to go down; to omit; to abandon

due (adjective)owed; payable; right; fitting; suitable; adequatedue (noun)

form plural: dues

something which legally or rightfully belongs to an individual; payment; fee

duplicate (adjective)double; identical; matchingduplicate (noun)

form plural: duplicates

copy; photocopy; exact replica; reproduction

duplicate (verb)forms: duplicated; duplicated; duplicating

to copy; to replicate; to photocopydurable (adjective)

sturdy; long lasting

duration (noun)form plural: durationsperiod of time that something continuesduress (noun)

form: no plural

intimidation; constraint; pressure; coercion

during (preposition)while; throughoutduty (noun)

form plural: duties

obligation; responsibility; assignment; customs tax

dynamic (adjective)forceful; energetic; vigorous; spirited; alive

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strongly desiring; keen; fervently interested

earn (verb)forms: earned; earned; earning

to receive as a result of work or other service performed; to profit; to beeligible; to be worthy

earnest (adjective)

serious; sober; sincere; fervent; eager

earnest (noun)form: no pluralseriousness; industriousnessearnings (noun)

form: only plural

money gained; salary; revenue; profit; income

easy (adjective)mild; slight; comfortable; simpleeasy (adverb)

comfortably; without great difficulty or effort

economize (verb)forms: economized; economized; economizing

to save; to cut back; to be thrifty; to be frugaleconomy (noun)

form plural: economies

management of resources (i.e money, goods, etc.); thrift; careful spending

edge (adjective)

at or constituting a place where two surfaces meetedge (noun)

form plural: edges

line at which a surface ends; thin sharp side of a blade; excitement

edge (verb)forms: edged; edged; edging

to sharpen; to provide with a border; to advance gradually or furtivelyedit (verb)

forms: edited; edited; editing

to revise; to alter; to make changes and corrections prior to printing

editor (noun)form plural: editorsperson or organization that prepares printed matter for publicationeducation (noun)

form: no plural

learning; instruction; imparting of knowledge; upbringing

effect (noun)form plural: effectsresult; outcome; impact; trick; natural phenomenoneffect (verb)

forms: effected; effected; effecting

to accomplish; to put into action; to execute; to do

effective (adjective)productive; in operation; impressive; strikingefficient (adjective)

done without waste (of time, resources, etc.)

effort (noun)form plural: effortsphysical or mental exertion; labor; attempt; organized operationeffusive (adjective)

overflowing; unreserved; unrestrained; exuberant

either (adjective)one of twoeither (adverb)

also; too; as well

either (conjunction)precedes two or more coordinate words or phraseselaborate (adjective)

detailed; complicated; carefully planned; worked out in great detail

elaborate (verb)forms: elaborated; elaborated; elaborating

to provide additional details; to plan carefully and with great detail; to produce;

to developelaboration (noun)

form plural: elaborations

painstaking labor; careful planning; adding of extra details; act of improving;

production

elect (adjective)chosen for office but net yet formally installed

elect (verb)

forms: elected; elected; electing

to choose; to vote for; to prefer; to decide

election (noun)form plural: electionschoosing; time when people vote for a political candidateelectrician (noun)

form plural: electricians

person who installs or maintains wiring systems

element (noun)form plural: elementsmain component; something which is a part of a complex wholeelemental (adjective)

simple; basic

elementary (adjective)basic; fundamentalelevation (noun)

form plural: elevations

height of something; altitude above sea or ground level; raising; lifting up;

grandeur

elevator (noun)form plural: elevatorslift; mechanical apparatus for moving people or items from floor to floor within abuilding

elicit (verb)

forms: elicited; elicited; eliciting

eligible (adjective)suitable; worthy of; qualified; entitled to; allowed

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forms: elicited; elicited; eliciting

to extract from; to bring out; to draw out

suitable; worthy of; qualified; entitled to; allowedeliminate (verb)

forms: eliminated; eliminated; eliminating

to remove; to get rid of

elucidate (verb)forms: elucidated; elucidated; elucidating

to explain; to clarify; to describe; to depictelude (verb)

forms: elude d; eluded; eluding

to avoid; to escape; to shrink

embark (verb)forms: embarked; embarked; embarking

to go on board a ship; to put on board a ship; to begin; to become involved in

an enterpriseembrace (noun)

form plural: embraces

hug; act of wrapping one's arms around another person or thing

embrace (verb)forms: embraced; embraced; embracing

to accept; to belief; to hug; to hold tightemerge (verb)

forms: emerged; emerged; emerging

to appear; to come out; to be revealed

emergency (adjective)

in the event of sudden needemergency (noun)

form plural: emergencies

sudden need demanding immediate action

empathy (noun)form plural: empathiesentering into the feelings of another; sympathy; vicarious emotion;

understandingemphasis (noun)

form: no plural

importance that is attached to something; accent or stress that is placed on a

word or words

emphasize (verb)forms: emphasized; emphasized; emphasizing

to stress; to show the importance ofemploy (verb)

forms: employed; employed; employing

to hire as a worker; to activate; to operate; to use

employee (noun)form plural: employeesworker; person who works for a company or an individualemployer (noun)

form plural: employers

boss; person or company that hires people to do work

employment (noun)form: no pluralwork; occupation; keeping busyempty (adjective)

containing nothing; without people; without contents; hollow; meaningless

empty (noun)form plural: emptiescontainer devoid of contentsempty (verb)

forms: emptied; emptied, emptying

to remove the contents of

emulate (verb)forms: emulated; emulated; emulating

to imitate; to try to equal or excel; to take after; to copyenclose (verb)

forms: enclosed; enclosed; enclosing

to surround; to confine; to close in; to place an additional document or letter

within another

enclosure (noun)form plural: enclosuresconfinement; additional document or letter placed within anotherencounter (noun)

form plural: encounters

chance meeting

encounter (verb)forms: encountered; encountered; encountering

to meet by chance; to face; to meet with (difficulties, hardships, etc.)encourage (verb)

forms: encouraged; encouraged; encouraging

to support; to inspire; to give hope

encroach (verb)forms: encroached; encroached; encroaching

to advance beyond proper limits; to infringeendorsement (noun)

form plural: endorsements

signature on a money order such as a check

endure (verb)forms: endured; endured; enduring

to put up with something or somebody unpleasantengage (verb)

forms: engaged; engaged; engaging

to keep busy; to occupy; to employ; to commit

engagement (noun)form plural: engagementscommitment; obligation; period of employmentengine (noun)

form plural: engines

machine which supplies force and motion; motor; truck; part of a program

which handles certain types of date

engineer (noun)form plural: engineersperson who designs and plans (machinery, roads, etc.)engineer (verb)

forms: engineered; engineered; engineering

to design; to plan (i.e machinery, roads, etc.)

enhance (verb)forms: enhanced; enhanced; enhancing

to increase; to intensify; to improve; to raise the value ofenlarge (verb)

forms: enlarged; enlarged; enlarging

to become bigger; to expand

enlargement (noun)form plural: enlargementsexpansion; increase in size; magnificationenlighten (verb)

forms: enlightened; enlightened; enlightening

to instruct; to provide with intellectual or spiritual understanding

enlightenment (noun)form: no pluralstate of intellectual or spiritual awarenessenlist (verb)

forms: enlisted; enlisted; enlisting

to draft into military service; to voluntarily join a cause

enough (adjective)sufficient; adequateenough (adverb)

quite; sufficiently; fairly

enough (noun)form plural: enoughsadequate amount; sufficient degreeenrich (verb)

forms: enriched; enriched; enriching

to improve; to make better

enrichment (noun)form plural: enrichmentsenhancement; refinement; improvementenroll (verb)

forms: enrolled; enrolled; enrolling

ensure (verb)forms: ensured; ensured; ensuring

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to register; to sign up; to join up; to enter one's name on a list to make certain; to guarantee; to make secure

enter (verb)

forms: entered; entered; entering

to go into; to join; to record; to inscribe

enterprise (noun)form plural: enterprisescompany; firm; undertaking; business; endeavorentertain (verb)

forms: entertained; entertained; entertaining

to interest; to amuse; to host

entertainer (noun)form plural: entertainershost; performer; comedianentertainment (noun)

form plural: entertainments

something interesting or amusing; fun; hospitality

enthuse (verb)forms: enthused; enthused; enthusing

to express excitement; to motivateenthusiasm (noun)

form: no plural

excitement; great interest

enthusiastic (adjective)excited; passionate; ardent; fervententire (adjective)

whole; including every part; complete; full

entirely (adverb)totally; completely; absolutelyentitle (verb)

forms: entitled; entitled; entitling

to give a heading or name to (i.e a book, painting, etc.); to grant a right; to

claim something

entitled (adjective)allowed; eligible; having the right to something

entrance (noun)

form plural: entrances

way into a building or other structure; gate; doorway

entrance (verb)forms: entranced; entranced; entrancing

to hypnotize; to enthrallentrust (verb)

forms: entrusted; entrusted; entrusting

to give to for safekeeping; to empower someone with a responsibility or duty

entry (noun)form plural: entriesopening; record; information or item in a book, dictionary, catalog, list,directory, etc

environment (noun)

form plural: environments

surroundings; conditions in which someone or something lives

environmental (adjective)pertaining to the world and nature around usenvision (verb)

forms: envisioned; envisioned; envisioning

to imagine to oneself; to picture; to visualize

episode (noun)form plural: episodesevent; occurrence; one of a group of loosely connected storiesequal (adjective)

same; identical; able; capable

equal (noun)form plural: equalsperson or thing that is the sameequal (verb)

forms: equaled; equaled; equaling

to match; to correspond; to resemble; to be similar to

equality (noun)form: no pluralsameness; uniformityequip (verb)

forms: equipped; equipped; equipping

to provide with the required supplies, tools and items

equipment (noun)form plural: equipmentssupplies; necessary items; tools, instruments or other objects for completing atask

equity (noun)

form: no plural

honesty; fairness; justice

equivalent (adjective)same in worth or value; same in importance; correspondingequivalent (noun)

form plural: equivalents

something that is the same of the same level

erase (verb)forms: erased; erased; erasing

to rub off; to remove totally; to deleteerasure (noun)

form plural: erasures

rubbing out; deletion; eradication

error (noun)form plural: errorsmistake; something that is incorrectespecially (adverb)

particularly

essence (noun)form plural: essencesinherent nature of something; central or outstanding characteristicessential (adjective)

necessary; needed; fundamental; crucial; very important

establish (verb)forms: established; established; establishing

to set up; to found; to base; to buildestablishment (noun)

form plural: establishments

anything that is set up; institution (i.e business, church, authority, government,

etc.)

estate (noun)form plural: estatesextensive piece of land usually with a large house on it; person's property;wealth; possessions

esteem (noun)

form: no plural

admiration; respect

esteem (verb)forms: esteemed; esteemed; esteeming

to respect; to honor; to admire; to valueestimate (noun)

form plural: estimates

judgment of an object's worth; appraisal; opinion; judgment

estimate (verb)forms: estimated; estimated; estimating

to judge an object's value; to appraise; to assess; to guessetc (abbreviation, acronym)

etcetera

Latin for and so on; and so forth

etc (adverb)and so on; and so forthevade (verb)

forms: evaded; evaded; evading

evaluate (verb)forms: evaluated; evaluated; evaluating

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to avoid; to run away; to shrink to appraise; to judge the worth or quality; to assess; to gauge

evaluation (noun)

form plural: evaluations

appraisal; estimation; assessment

evasive (adjective)avoiding; tending to shrink; elusiveeven (adjective)

smooth; straight; level; parallel; equal; consistent

even (verb)forms: evened; evened; evening

to make level; to smooth; to balanceevent (noun)

form plural: events

occurrence; happening; contest; campaign; promotion

eventual (adjective)final; occurring as a resultevict (verb)

forms: evicted; evicted; evicting

to expel a tenant by legal process; to turn out

evidence (noun)form plural: evidencesproof; something which proves or disprovesevidence (verb)

forms: evidenced; evidenced; evidencing

to offer proof; to prove; to show to be true

evident (adjective)clear; obvious; apparentevoke (verb)

forms: evoked; evoked; evoking

to arouse; to bring out; to summon; to wake

exact (adjective)precise; meticulous; extremely accurateexact (verb)

forms: exacted; exacted; exacting

to demand; to require; to insist upon; to force

exaggerate (verb)forms: exaggerated; exaggerated; exaggerating

to overstate; to make something seem greater or more important than it reallyis

examination (noun)

form plural: examinations

test; quiz; investigation; inquiry

examinee (noun)form plural: examineesperson who is tested; candidateexaminer (noun)

form plural: examiner

person who gives a test

example (noun)form plural: examplesmodel; pattern; something which serves as an illustrationexceed (verb)

forms: exceeded; exceeded; exceeding

to surpass; to pass; to go beyond; to outdo

excel (verb)forms: excelled; excelled; excelling

to be talented; to do very well; to surpass; to do better thanexcellent (adjective)

superior; extraordinary; outstanding

except (conjunction)but; only

except (preposition)

but; besides

except (verb)forms: excepted; excepted; excepting

to exclude; to leave out; to skip; to protest; to objectexception (noun)

form plural: exceptions

something that is out of the ordinary; anomaly; objection; opposition

exchange (noun)form plural: exchangesconversion; stock market; trade; barter; conversationexchange (verb)

forms: exchanged; exchanged; exchanging

to give one thing in return for another; to replace one thing with another; to

trade; to barter

excite (verb)forms: excited; excited; exciting

to stir up; to arouse feelings; to provoke; to stimulateexclude (verb)

forms: excluded; excluded; excluding

to leave out; to keep out; to prevent from happening or being; to reject

exclusion (noun)form plural: exclusionsprevention; rejection; leaving out; keeping out; shutting outexclusive (adjective)

sole; limited to a selected few; incompatible; fashionable; unique

exclusive (noun)form plural: exclusivesnews story publicized in only a newspaper or television/radio stationexclusively (adjective)

in a manner which shuts out all others; solely; in a limited manner

execute (verb)forms: executed; executed; executing

to perform; to carry out; to put into practiceexecutive (adjective)

administrative; operational; having the power to execute laws and policy

executive (noun)form plural: executivesmanager; person or group of persons having administrative authority within anorganization

exert (verb)

forms: exerted; exerted; exerting

to exercise; to use; to make an effort

exertion (noun)form plural: exertionsputting to use; putting into action; effort; struggle; strainexhibit (noun)

form plural: exhibits

something presented as evidence in a court of law; display; show

exhibit (verb)forms: exhibited; exhibited; exhibiting

to show; to display; to demonstrate; to presentexhibition (noun)

form plural: exhibitions

display; show; public presentation of work or skills; trade fair

exist (verb)forms: existed; existed; existing

to live; to beexistence (noun)

form plural: existences

living; state of being; life

exit (noun)form plural: exitspassage that leads outexit (verb)

forms: exited; exited; exiting

to leave; to go out

expand (verb)forms: expanded; expanded; expanding

to grow larger; to broaden; to increase; to enlarge; to add to

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expansion (noun)

form plural: expansions

enlargement; increase; spread; development

expect (verb)forms: expected; expected; expecting

to assume; to anticipate; to hopeexpectancy (noun)

hope; anticipation; assumption

expectation (noun)form plural: expectationsanticipation; longing or waiting for; hopeexpedite (verb)

forms: expedited; expedited; expediting

to speed up; to accelerate; to facilitate; to dispatch

expel (verb)forms: expelled; expelled; expellingeject; drive out; banish

expenditure (noun)

form plural: expenditures

spending; disbursement; outlay (especially financial)

expense (noun)form plural: expensescost; price; paymentexpensive (adjective)

costly; precious; opposite of cheap

experience (noun)form plural: experiencesknowledge obtained by doing; something that one has lived throughexperience (verb)

forms: experienced; experienced; experiencing

to try; to live through; to feel; to endure

experiment (noun)form plural: experimentsattempt to discover or test something; trial; researchexperiment (verb)

forms: experimented; experimented; experimenting

to attempt to discover or test something; to try; to venture; to research

expert (adjective)skilled; knowledgeable; highly sophisticated; very experiencedexpert (noun)

form plural: experts

person skilled in a particular area; specialist

expertise (noun)form: no pluralproficiency; skill; specialist knowledge and informationexpiration (noun)

form plural: expirations

termination; end

expire (verb)forms: expired; expired; expiring

to come to an end; to finish; to terminateexplain (verb)

forms: explained; explained; explaining

to illustrate; to elucidate; to interpret; to describe; to define

explanation (noun)form plural: explanationsinterpretation; something that clarifies; description; definitionexplore (verb)

forms: explored; explored; exploring

to travel to unknown regions; to investigate; to examine; to research

explorer (noun)form plural: explorersresearcher; investigator; software program for file managementexport (noun)

form plural: exports

shipping of goods to other countries

export (verb)forms: exported; exported; exporting

to ship; to send abroad; to sell goods and products overseasexpose (verb)

forms: exposed; exposed; exposing

to reveal; to uncover; to disclose; to abandon

exposure (noun)form plural: exposuresdenouncement; revealing; photograph; abandoning; placementexpress (adjective)

clear; exact; precise; quick

express (noun)form plural: expressessystem for prompt transportation of people or parcels; dispatch conveyed byspecial messenger

express (verb)

forms: expressed; expressed; expressing

to declare; to say; to send quickly; to squeeze; to extract

expression (noun)form plural: expressionsputting into words; phrase; word; manifestationextend (verb)

forms: extended; extended; extending

to stretch; to enlarge; to lengthen; to reach out

extension (noun)form plural: extensionsexpansion; branch of a telephone network; supplement; reprieveextensive (adjective)

spreading over a large area; comprehensive

extent (noun)form plural: extentsscope; range; scale; size; measure; degreeextract (noun)

form plural: extracts

substance obtained from a plant; essence; text paragraph; passage

extract (verb)forms: extracted; extracted; extracting

to remove; to take out; to squeeze; to press; to elicitextradite (verb)

forms: extradited; extradited; extraditing

to hand over to another nation or judicial authority

extraordinary (adjective)unusual

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form plural: fabrics

textile; weave; structure; framework; construction

facilitate (verb)forms: facilitated; facilitated; facilitating

to make easy; to assist; to forward; to promote; to expeditefacilitator (noun)

form plural: facilitators

person or thing which promotes; expeditor

facility (noun)form plural: facilitiesdevice; tool; convenience; talent; ability; buildingfactor (noun)

form plural: factors

cause; agent; broker; financier; money lender

factory (noun)form plural: factoriesplant; any location which mass-produces one type of productfade (verb)

forms: faded; faded; fading

to wither; to die out; to bleach; to disappear

fail (verb)forms: failed; failed; failing

to be unsuccessful; to not do; to disappoint; to go bankrupt; to be used upfailure (noun)

form plural: failures

inability to succeed; lack of success; lack; bankruptcy; downfall

fair (adjective)just; reasonable; handsome; light colored; clean; clearfair (adverb)

justly; equitably; directly; completely; really

fair (noun)form plural: fairsfestival; exhibition; show; market; bazaarfaith (noun)

form plural: faiths

belief in a particular thing or person; religion; trust; confidence; loyalty

fall off (verb)forms: fell off; fallen off; falling off

to separate; to be separated; to decrease; to become smallerfalse (adjective)

not true; counterfeit; deceitful; wrong; artificial; not faithful

falter (verb)forms: faltered; faltered; faltering

to hesitate; to stumble; to sway; to totter; to be unstablefame (noun)

form: no plural

notoriety; renown; good reputation

familiar (adjective)ordinary; skilled; close; intimate; well-knownfamiliar (noun)

form plural: familiars

good friend; acquaintance

familiarize (verb)forms: familiarized; familiarized; familiarizing

to cause to be acquainted; to accustom; to make something well known; topublicize

famous (adjective)

well-known; excellent; wonderful

fare (noun)form plural: farescost for traveling (on a bus, train, etc.)fare (verb)

forms: fared; fared; faring

to travel; to go; to journey; to happen; to eat and drink

favorable (adjective)positive; approving; likable; helpful; encouraging; desirablefavorite (adjective)

preferred; beloved; liked

fax (noun)form plural: faxesdevice for electronically transmitting written material; electronically transmitteddocument

fax (verb)

forms: faxed; faxed; faxing

to transmit document electronically

fear (noun)form plural: fearsfright; horror; concern; terrorfear (verb)

forms: feared; feared; fearing

to be frightened; to be concerned; to be afraid of; to have respect for

feasibility (noun)form: no pluralcapability of being carried out; capability of being achieved; likelihood;

probabilityfeasible (adjective)

able to be carried out; achievable; possible; likely

feature (noun)form plural: featurescharacteristic; function; capability (of a product, machine, device, software etc.)feature (verb)

forms: featured; featured; featuring

to characterize; to depict; to describe; to present; to emphasize

fee (noun)form plural: feestoll; payment for services rendered; cost of admission; commission; feudalestate

fee (verb)

forms: feed; feed; feeing

feed (noun)form plural: feeds

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to pay to; to hire; to employ meal; nourishment; material supplied; act of inserting into a machine (especially

of putting paper into a printer)feed (verb)

forms: fed; fed; feeding

to supply; to support; to send; to move into a machine

feedback (noun)form plural: feedbacksresponse; critique; information about the results of a certain procedure orperformance

fellow (adjective)

having membership in; belonging to (a group, academic organization, etc.); of

the same type

fellow (noun)form plural: fellowsfriend; member of an academic organization; suitorfence (noun)

form plural: fences

railing; hedge; ability to argue; person who sells stolen goods

fence (verb)forms: fenced; fenced; fencing

to protect; to guard; to evade a question; to respond in a vague mannerferry (noun)

form plural: ferries

boat for crossing a body of water; shuttle

ferry (verb)forms: ferried; ferried; ferrying

to convey passengers or cargo by boat across a small body of waterfertilize (verb)

forms: fertilized; fertilized; fertilizing

to impregnate; to inseminate; to enrich the soil by the addition of organic or

chemical substances

fertilizer (noun)form plural: fertilizerorganic or chemical substance added to soil to enrich it (i.e manure)fetch (verb)

forms: fetched; fetched; fetching

to go after and bring back; to pick up; to charm

few (adjective)little; not many; somefew (noun)

not many; some; several; small number of

field (noun)form plural: fieldsarea; domain; range; piece of land; surfacefield (verb)

forms: fielded; fielded; fielding

to answer adequately or successfully

figure (noun)form plural: figuresnumber; image; character; price; human shape; symbolfigure (verb)

forms: figured; figured; figuring

to calculate; to think; to assume; to portray; to depict; to express verbally

file (noun)form plural: filesdossier; collection of documents on a subject; tool for smoothing surfaces; line;queue

file (verb)

forms: filed; filed; filing

to arrange papers methodically for preservation and reference; to submit in a

forms: finalized; finalized; finalizing

to end; to sum up; to complete; to conclude

finance (noun)form plural: financesmoney management (including investment, banking etc.); science of moneymanagement

finance (verb)

forms: financed; financed; financing

to raise money for; to provide with funds; to fund; to pay for

fine (adjective)delicate; thin; flimsy; handsome; top-quality; excellentfine (adverb)

very well; excellent

fine (noun)form plural: finesmonetary penalty; punishment which involves the payment of specified sum ofmoney

fine (verb)

forms: fined; fined; fining

to impose a tax upon; to purify; to make thin or thinner; to reduce; to clarify

finish (noun)form plural: finishesend; completion; conclusion; polish; something which completes or perfectsfinish (verb)

forms: finished; finished; finishing

to terminate; to end; to destroy; to defeat; to complete

firm (adjective)strong; solid; stable; fixed; immovable; determinedfirm (adverb)

sturdily; steadily; assertively; in a determined manner

firm (noun)form plural: firmscompany; commercial business; corporationfirm (verb)

forms: firmed; firmed; firming

to solidify; to become solid; to stabilize; to become stable

fiscal (adjective)

of public funds; of or pertaining to money mattersfix (noun)

form plural: fixes

embarrassing situation; predicament; location; position (i.e of a ship or

individual)

fix (verb)forms: fixed; fixed; fixing

to determine; to stabilize; to arrange; to repair; to preparefixture (noun)

form plural: fixtures

something which is permanently or securely attached; set date for a sporting

event

fizzle (noun)form plural: fizzlesfailure; fiasco; sputtering which gradually fades into silencefizzle (verb)

forms: fizzled; fizzled; fizzling

to fail after starting well; to make a hissing noise which gradually fades into

flat money (noun)form: no pluralbanknote printed by a government as legal tender which is not redeemable and

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flaw (noun)

form plural: flaws

defect; imperfection; crack; strong gust or wind

flaw (verb)forms: flawed; flawed; flawing

to crack; to become defective; to become crackedflawed (adjective)

defective; imperfect; cracked

flawless (adjective)perfect; impeccablefleet (adjective)

swift; fast

fleet (noun)form plural: fleetsgroup of ships, cars, trucks or other vehiclesfleet (verb)

forms: fleeted; fleeted; fleeting

to move quickly; to pass quickly

flexibility (noun)form plural: no pluralelasticity; ability to adapt to new circumstances; pliabilityflexible (adjective)

elastic; easily bent; adroit; adept; pliable

flight (noun)form plural: flightsflying; aviation; trip on an airplane; escapefloor (noun)

form plural: floors

flat surface at the bottom of the room on which you walk; story; level of a

building

floor (verb)forms: floored; floored; flooring

to knock down; to astound; to shockflorist (noun)

form plural: florists

owner of a flower shop; person who makes flower arrangements

fluctuate (verb)forms: fluctuated; fluctuated; fluctuating

to vacillate; to waver; to vary; to changefluctuation (noun)

form plural: fluctuations

vacillation; instability; wavering; inconstancy; change

fluency (noun)form: no pluralability to speak and write easily; eloquence; articulateness; gracefulnessfluent (adjective)

articulate; eloquent; able to read and write with ease; graceful; flowing

focus (noun)form: no pluralcenter; hub; concentrationfocus (verb)

forms: focussed; focussed; focusing

to make clear; to concentrate

fold (noun)form plural: foldsbend; crease; depression in the ground; hollow between two hills; yardfold (verb)

forms: folded; folded; folding

to bend; to crease; to wrap; to envelop; to clasp

folder (noun)form plural: foldersdossier for storing papers; directoryfood (noun)

form plural: foods

nourishment; substance which provides the body with nutrients; sustenance

forecast (adjective)predicted; expected; anticipatedforecast (noun)

form plural: forecasts

prediction of a future event or condition (i.e development of the economy)

forecast (verb)forms: forecast; forecast; forecasting

to predict a future event or condition; to foretellforecaster (noun)

form plural: forecasters

person who foretells future events; weatherman

foreign (adjective)strange; unfamiliar; from or of another place; pertaining to dealings withanother country

foremost (adverb)

first in place or rank; primary; leading; main

foresee (verb)forms: foresaw; foreseen; foreseeing

to predict; to prophesy; to foretellform (noun)

form plural: forms

shape; image; framework; document with blank spaces to be filled in; fitness;

type

form (verb)forms: formed; formed; forming

to shape; to create; to design; to arrange; to be createdformal (adjective)

ceremonious; conventional; according to custom; stiff; strict; symmetrical

formal (noun)form plural: formalsoccasion which requires fancy dress (dance, ball, etc.); evening gownformat (noun)

form plural: formats

structure; pattern; design; organization; pattern of data organization

format (verb)forms: formatted; formatted; formatting

to design the appearance of; to arrange; to prepare a diskette or hard disk foruse

formatted (adjective)

arranged in a particular way; prepared for reading and writing

forms: commissioned; commissioned; commissioning

to contract; to empower; to authorize; to conferformula (noun)

form plural: formulas

set way of saying or doing something; principle; pattern

formulate (verb)forms: formulated; formulated; formulating

to devise; to conceive; to develop; to planfortunate (adjective)

lucky; successful; opportune

fortune (noun)form plural: fortunesluck; wealth; chance; success; richesforward (adjective)

advanced; ahead; ready; brash; of the future; progressive

forward (adverb)ahead; to the frontforward (noun)

form plural: forwards

player positioned at the front of the offensive line (Sports)

forward (verb)forms: forwarded; forwarded; forwarding

to send; to convey; to transmit; to promote; to advancefoster (adjective)

entrusted to the care

foster (verb)forms: fostered; fostered; fostering

to encourage; to nurture; to promote; to raise; to care for

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found (adjective)

discovered

found (verb)forms: founded; founded; founding

to establish; to create; to build; to set up; to start a companyfoundation (noun)

form plural: foundations

base; fundament; substructure; establishing; institution

founder (noun)form plural: foundersestablisher; organization or channel; person who gives authorization to operate

a channelfounder (verb)

forms: foundered; foundered; foundering

to fill with water and sink; to fall; to fail; to stumble; to cause to sink

fraction (noun)form plural: fractionsproduct of the division of one number by another; part of a whole; segment;fragment; quotient

frame (noun)

form plural: frames

casing; skeleton; structure; body structure; mood

frame (verb)forms: framed; framed; framing

to contrive false evidence against; to set up; to construct; to build; to fashion;

to formulateframework (noun)

form plural: frameworks

support; skeleton; structure; system

franchise (noun)form plural: franchiseslicense to market a company's goods or services; business which has beengranted a license

franchise (verb)

forms: franchised; franchised; franchising

to grant a license to an individual or group; to grant the right to vote

franchisor (noun)form plural: franchisorsperson who has the right to grant a licensefrank (adjective)

honest; sincere; straightforward; open; candid

frank (noun)form plural: franksmark or signature which allows a letter or package to be sent free of chargefrank (verb)

forms: franked; franked; franking

to deliver without charge

fraud (noun)form plural: fraudsswindle; deceit; cheating; forgery; embezzlementfraudulent (adjective)

guilty; dishonest

fraught (adjective)full of or accompanied by; charged with; laden withfreight (noun)

form plural: freights

cargo or goods that are shipped for a fee; shipping cost; transportation;

conveyance; shipment

freight (verb)forms: freighted; freighted; freighting

to load with goods; to load; to weigh down; to send as cargofrequency (noun)

form plural: frequencies

quality of occurring regularly; rate at which a function reoccurs

frequent (adjective)happening often; regular; common; usualfrequent (verb)

forms: frequented; frequented; frequenting

to go regularly to (a certain place); to patronize

frequently (adverb)regularly; oftenfrisky (adjective)

energetic; full of life; playful; lively

fuel (noun)form plural: fuelssubstance burned to create energy (petrol, gasoline, gas, wood, coal, etc.)fuel (verb)

forms: fueled; fueled; fueling

to provide with a combustible substance that provides energy

fueled (adjective)filled with petrol, gas or another substance that produces energyfulfill (verb)

forms: fulfilled; fulfilled; fulfilling

to realize; to make a reality; to accomplish; to complete; to execute

fulfillment (noun)form plural: fulfillmentsrealization; performance; completion; gratification; satisfactionfunction (noun)

form plural: functions

duty; role; purpose; feature; convention

function (verb)forms: functioned; functioned; functioning

to work; to act; to operate; to performfund (noun)

form plural: funds

amount of money set aside for a specific purpose; supply

fund (verb)forms: funded; funded; funding

to finance; to supply with money; to allocate financial sums; to extend a term obligation

short-fundamental (adjective)

basic; elemental; essential

fundamental (noun)form plural: fundamentalsprinciple; basis; essentialfunnel (noun)

form plural: funnels

device with a wide opening at the top which narrows as it reaches the bottom

funnel (verb)forms: funneled; funneled; funneling

to channel; to centralizefunnelled (adjective)

channeled; centralized

furniture (noun)form: no pluralmovable articles for use in a home or office (i.e chairs, desks, cabinets, closets,etc.)

forms: furthered; furthered; furthering

to advance; to encourage; to promote; to assist

fussy (adjective)exacting; choosy; ornate; nagging; annoying

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Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

total goods and services produced by nation during one year excluding

payments on foreign investments

G.N.P (abbreviation, acronym)Gross National Product (GNP)total value of goods and services produced by a country in a given period(generally one year)

gain (noun)

form plural: gains

profit; assets; achievement; increase; benefit; advantage

gain (verb)forms: gained; gained; gaining

to acquire; to earn; to purchase; to obtain; to profitgap (noun)

form plural: gaps

opening; breach; hiatus; space; great difference; disparity

garbage (noun)form: no pluralsomething that is discarded; rubbish; trash; junk; wastegarment (noun)

form plural: garments

piece of clothing; outer covering

garner (noun)form plural: garnersplace where grain is stored; granary; storehouse; collection; storegarner (verb)

forms: garnered; garnered; garnering

to collect; to gather; to accumulate; to store; to place in reserve

gasoline (noun)form plural: gasolinesflammable liquid mixture derived from petroleum (used as fuel, etc.)gate (noun)

form plural: gates

portion of a wall or fence that opens and closes; any barrier which opens and

closes; entrance; entryway

gather (noun)form plural: gathersdrawing together; fold; puckergather (verb)

forms: gathered; gathered; gathering

to assemble; to collect; to accumulate; to conclude; to deduce

gathering (noun)form plural: gatheringsassembly; meeting; convention; cluster; collectiongauge (noun)

form plural: gauges

standard of measure; device for measuring (pressure, amount, distance, etc.)

gauge (verb)forms: gauged; gauged; gauging

to measure; to evaluate; to determine; to estimategeneral (adjective)

inclusive; of all things

general (noun)form plural: generalshigh ranking military officergenerate (verb)

forms: generated; generated; generating

to create; to produce; to bring into being

generation (noun)form plural: generationsproduction; creating; group of people born around the same timegenerous (adjective)

benevolent; giving; unselfish; abundant; plentiful

genuine (adjective)original; real; true; natural; honest; sinceregermane (adjective)

pertinent; relevant; connected

get (verb)forms: got; gotten; getting

to receive; to obtain; to purchase; to bring; to persuadeget into (verb)

forms: got into; gotten into; getting into

to enter

get on with (verb)forms: got on with; gotten on with; getting on with

to continueget over (verb)

forms: got over; gotten over; getting over

to recover

get through with (verb)forms: got through with; gotten through with; getting through with

to finish; to completegift (noun)

form plural: gifts

present; talent; offering

gifted (adjective)talented; skilled; having great natural abilitygive up (verb)

forms: gave up; given up; giving up

to surrender; to quit; to stop doing

global (adjective)worldwide; universal; of the whole worldglobe (noun)

form plural: globes

ball; sphere; planet Earth; world

glossary (noun)form plural: glossarieslist of terms and definitions (usually at the end of a book); dictionary oftechnical or specific terms

glossy (adjective)

shiny; polished; smooth

glove (noun)form plural: glovesprotecting covering for the hand; padded covering for the hand

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forms: went after; gone after; going after

to try to get; to attempt to get

forms: went along with; gone along with; going along with

to comply; to conform; to follow; to agree

go through (verb)

forms: went through; gone through; going through

to experience; to endure

goal (noun)form plural: goalstarget; aim; purpose; objective; destinationgood (adjective)

excellent; pleasant; valid; competent; skilled; positive

good (adverb)nice; excellent; of high qualitygood (noun)

form plural: goods

product; item; asset; benefit

government (noun)form plural: governmentsruling of a country or area; political control; authoritygrade (noun)

form plural: grades

mark; level; degree; rank; type; extend; class (in a school)

grade (verb)forms: graded; graded; grading

to give a mark to; to classify; to make level; to evaluate; to assessgradually (adverb)

progressively

graduate (adjective)having a degree or diploma; concerning studies beyond a bachelor's degreegraduate (noun)

form plural: graduates

person who has completed a course of study and received a degree or diploma

graduate (verb)forms: graduated; graduated; graduating

to complete a course of study and receive a degree or diplomagrain (noun)

form plural: grains

cereal; seed; granule; particle; texture; weave

grain (verb)forms: grained; grained; graining

to crumble into granulesgrant (noun)

form plural: grants

award; gift; present; contribution; donation

grant (verb)forms: granted; granted; granting

to agree; to give; to bestow; to answer to; to donategraph (noun)

form plural: graphs

diagram; chart

graph (verb)forms: graphed; graphed; graphing

to represent by chart; to draw a curve representing a given functiongrasp (noun)

form plural: grasps

hold; understanding; knowledge; realization

grasp (verb)forms: grasped; grasped; grasping

to seize; to grip; to comprehend; to understand; to realizegrateful (adjective)

thankful; appreciative; expressing thanks

gratitude (noun)form: no pluralthankfulness; appreciationgratuity (noun)

form plural: gratuities

tip; bonus; recompense

great (adjective)large; important; huge; immense; wonderful; exciting

greenhouse (noun)

form plural: greenhouses

structure built mainly of glass in which plants are cultivated out of season

grit (noun)form plural: gritssmall rough granules or particles (i.e sand); bravery; pluck; endurancegrit (verb)

forms: gritted; gritted; gritting

to grind the teeth together; to abrade; to grind; to make a harsh grinding noise

grocer (noun)form plural: grocersperson who owns and operates a food storegroceries (noun)

form: only plural

foods and other goods sold at a small supermarket or store

grocery (noun)form plural: groceriesstore which sells food and other household goodsgroom (verb)

forms: groomed; groomed; grooming

to tend carefully; to take care of; to make clean and tidy; to prepare for

grooming (noun)form plural: no pluralprocess of making neat and attractivegross (adjective)

inclusive; complete; total; general; without deductions

gross (noun)form plural: grosses

12 dozen; 144gross (verb)

forms: grossed; grossed; grossing

to make or earn a total of (before taxes and other expenses)

grow (verb)forms: grew; grown; growing

to become larger; to cultivate; to be changed; to turn intogrowth (noun)

form: no plural

development; progress

guarantee (noun)form plural: guaranteessecurity; warranty; pledge; assuranceguarantee (verb)

forms: guaranteed; guaranteed; guaranteeing

to vouch for; to give a warranty; to assure; to promise

guess (noun)form plural: guessesconjecture; supposition; hypothesisguess (verb)

forms: guessed; guessed; guessing

to suppose; to hypothesize; to conjecture

guide (noun)form plural: guidesinstructor; director; escort; leader; manual; handbookguide (verb)

forms: guided; guided; guiding

to direct; to lead; to instruct

guideline (noun)form plural: guidelinesinstructions; manual; handbook; indication of acceptable conduct or procedureguilt (noun)

state of having committed a crime or offense; culpability; feeling of having done

something wrong

guilty (adjective)deserving of punishment; responsible

gymnasium (noun)

form plural: gymnasiums

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Human Resources (HR)

manpower; personnel; human work force; human labor; staff

habit (noun)form plural: habitscustom; something that one is used to doing; part of a routine; behavior patternhallmark (noun)

form plural: hallmarks

identifying characteristic

halt (noun)form plural: haltstemporary stop; standstill; break or pause in a march or journeyhalt (verb)

forms: halted; halted; halting

to stop; to cause to stop; to pause; to hesitate; to be uncertain

handbook (noun)form plural: handbooksmanual; guide; guideline; document containing instructionshandle (noun)

form plural: handles

part of an object designed to be gripped by the hand; fist name; nickname;

code name; title

handle (verb)forms: handled; handled; handling

to manage; to process; to deal in; to do business with; to treathandling (noun)

form plural: handlings

care; treatment; procedure; system; touch

hard (adjective)difficult; complicated; rigid; stiffhard (adverb)

strenuously; with great effort; to the full extent; intently; to the extreme limit

harmful (adjective)injurious; causing damageharmonize (verb)

forms: harmonized; harmonized; harmonizing

to agree; to reconcile; to be in concert with

harmony (noun)form plural: harmoniesunity; agreement; accord; pleasing balance; symmetryharness (noun)

form: no plural

straps and other parts by which a draft animal is attached to a vehicle

harness (verb)forms: harnessed; harnessed; harnessing

to use; to apply; to employ; to control; to channelharvest (noun)

form plural: harvests

reaping; gathering in of crops; outcome; product

harvest (verb)forms: harvested; harvested; harvesting

to reap; to gather in ripe crops; to catch; to gatherhazard (noun)

form plural: hazards

danger; risk; game of chance

hazard (verb)forms: hazarded; hazarded; hazarding

to endanger; to imperil; to dare; to venturehazardous (adjective)

dangerous; risky; perilous

haze (noun)form plural: hazesfog; mist; obscurity; vaguenesshaze (verb)

forms: hazed; hazed; hazing

to treat someone new in a humiliating manner; to harass; to humiliate

head (adjective)chief; leading; main; principalhead (noun)

form plural: heads

mind; understanding; leader; person in authority; top

head (verb)forms: headed; headed; heading

to lead; to be in charge; to direct; to be at the front; to go in a certain directionheadquarter (verb)

forms: headquartered; headquartered; headquartering

to set up a center of operations; to be set up in a center of operations

headquarters (noun)form: only pluralmain office; central office of a company; center of operationheadway (noun)

form: no plural

progress; advance

health (noun)form: no pluralphysical or mental well-being; freedom from diseasehealthy (adjective)

well; not sick; fit; sound

helicopter (noun)form plural: helicoptersaircraft which flies by means of horizontally rotating bladeshem (noun)

form plural: hems

folded and stitched down edge of cloth; edge of a garment

hem (verb)forms: hemmed; hemmed; hemming

to surround; to enclose; to hesitate; to falter in speakinghesitate (verb)

forms: hesitated; hesitated; hesitating

to waver; to be uncertain; to vacillate; to falter; to be indecisive

hesitation (noun)form plural: hesitationspausing; stammering; falteringhidden (adjective)

concealed; secret; not to be seen; ulterior

hide (verb)forms: hid; hidden; hiding

to conceal; to cover up; to keep secret; to place out of sight

Tiêu đề	Từ vựng ôn thi toeic
Trường học	University of English Language
Chuyên ngành	English Language
Thể loại	Tài liệu
Năm xuất bản	2013
Thành phố	Hanoi

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