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Wordabulary

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8,130 words, searchable by word, definition, part of speech, and CEFR level.

thirty Noun A1

The number equal to three tens.

this Pronoun A1

Used to point to a specific thing that is close to the speaker.

thorn Noun A1

A sharp, pointed growth on the stem of some plants, like roses.

thorough Adjective B1

Done completely and carefully, missing no detail.

those Pronoun A1

A word used to point to more than one thing that is further away.

though Conjunction A2

Despite the fact that, used to introduce a contrast.

thought Noun A1

An idea or opinion that comes to your mind.

thoughtful Adjective A1

Kind and careful about other people's feelings, or deep in thought.

thousand Noun A1

The number 1,000.

thread Noun A1

A thin strand of cotton, wool, or another material, used for sewing.

threat Noun B2

A statement of intent to harm or punish someone, or a source of possible danger.

three Noun A1

The number after two and before four.

throat Noun A1

The passage at the back of the mouth that leads down to the stomach and lungs.

through Preposition A1

Moving in one side of something and out the other, or by means of.

throughout Preposition A2

During the whole of a period of time or the whole of a place.

throw Verb A1

To send something through the air using force from your hand or arm.

thumb Noun A1

The short, thick finger set apart from the other four on your hand.

thunder Noun A1

The loud rumbling or crashing sound that follows a flash of lightning.

thursday Noun A1

The day of the week that comes after Wednesday and before Friday.

thyroid Noun B2

A gland in the neck that produces hormones controlling the body's rate of metabolism.

ticket Noun A1

A piece of paper or document giving the holder a right, such as to travel or enter an event.

tickle Verb A1

To touch someone lightly in a way that makes them laugh or squirm.

tidal Adjective B1

Relating to the regular rise and fall of the sea caused mainly by the moon's gravity.

tidal volume Noun B2

The amount of air that moves in or out of the lungs during a single normal breath.

tide Noun A1

The regular rise and fall of the sea's level, caused by the pull of the moon.

tidy Adjective A1

Neatly arranged, with everything in its proper place.

tie Verb A1

To fasten something using a knot or bow.

tiger Noun A1

A large wild cat with orange fur and black stripes.

tile Noun A1

A thin, flat piece of hard material used to cover floors, walls, or roofs.

till Noun A1

A drawer or machine in a shop used to hold money and record sales.

timber Noun A1

Wood that has been cut and prepared for building or making things.

time Noun A1

The ongoing passing of minutes, hours, days, and years, or a specific point measured on a clock.

timeline Noun A2

A visual display of events arranged in the order they happened.

times Preposition A1

Multiplied by, used to show that one number is being multiplied by another.

timetable Noun A1

A chart or list showing when events or classes happen.

timorous Adjective C1

Showing fear or lack of confidence; timid.

tiny Adjective A1

Extremely small in size.

tiptoe Verb A1

To walk quietly on your toes, often to avoid making noise.

tirade Noun C1

A long, angry speech of criticism or accusation.

tired Adjective A1

Feeling like you need rest or sleep because you have little energy left.

tissue Noun B1

A group of similar cells in a plant or animal body that work together to perform a particular function, or a soft piece of paper used for wiping.

title Noun A1

The name given to a book, film, song, or other piece of work.

titration Noun B2

A laboratory technique used to find the exact concentration of a solution by carefully adding a solution of known concentration until a reaction is complete.

to Preposition A1

Used before a place, person, or thing to show where someone or something is going or is directed.

toad Noun A1

A small, dry-skinned animal similar to a frog that usually lives more on land than in water.

toady Noun C2

A person who flatters someone important in order to gain favor.

toast Noun A1

Bread that has been heated until it turns brown and crisp.

toaster Noun A1

A small kitchen appliance that browns slices of bread using heat.