Word library
8,130 words, searchable by word, definition, part of speech, and CEFR level.
A structure built to remember and honour a person or event.
The sound a cow makes.
The overall feeling or atmosphere that a piece of writing creates for the reader.
The large object in the sky that circles the Earth and shines at night.
Open, uncultivated land, typically found in hilly areas, covered mostly with grass and heather.
A very large deer with broad, flat antlers, found in cold northern forests.
Open to argument, or no longer having any practical importance, depending on context.
A tool with a long handle and a bundle of strings or cloth at the end, used for washing floors.
A ridge or mound of rock, gravel, and other debris left behind by a moving glacier.
Concerned with what is right and wrong in how people behave.
The overall level of confidence, enthusiasm, and discipline within a group at a given time.
Beliefs about what is right and wrong behavior.
A greater amount or number of something.
Used to add further information that supports what was just said.
The early part of the day, from when the sun rises until noon.
Sullen, gloomy, and unwilling to talk or be sociable.
The smallest unit of language that carries its own meaning, whether it can stand alone as a word or not.
The condition of eventually dying, or the number of deaths within a particular group.
A building where Muslims go to worship.
A small flying insect that bites and drinks blood, sometimes spreading disease.
A soft, low-growing green plant that spreads over damp rocks, tree trunks, or soil.
The majority of, or the greatest amount of.
For the most part, or most of the time.
An insect similar to a butterfly, usually active at night and drawn to light.
A woman who has a child.
An idea, image, or phrase that repeats throughout a piece of writing and helps develop its central theme.
The act or process of moving, or a formal proposal put forward for a vote.
To give someone a reason or enough energy to want to do something.
Having a strong reason or desire to do something and work hard at it.
A reason or desire that makes someone want to do something.
The reason behind a person's action, especially one that isn't stated openly.
A machine that converts energy into motion to power a vehicle or device.
A nerve cell that carries signals from the brain or spinal cord to a muscle, causing it to move.
A two-wheeled vehicle powered by an engine, larger and faster than a bicycle.
A two wheeled vehicle powered by an engine, larger and faster than a bicycle.
To climb onto something, or to increase gradually, or to organize an event or effort.
A very high area of land that rises much higher than the ground around it.
Having many mountains, or extremely large in scale.
A small furry animal with a long tail, often found in houses or fields.
The opening in your face that you use to eat and speak.
To change position or location.
The act of moving, or an organized group of people working together toward a shared goal.
A film shown at a cinema or on a screen.
Used to show a large amount or a high degree of something.
Soft, wet earth, formed when rain mixes with soil.
A small, round cake, often sweet, baked in a paper cup.
A large cup with a handle, usually used for hot drinks.
Made up of more than one cell.