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8,130 words, searchable by word, definition, part of speech, and CEFR level.
The direction where the sun sets, opposite of east.
Coming from or relating to the west, or to the part of the world associated with Europe and North America.
Covered in or soaked with water or another liquid.
An area of land that is always wet or covered by shallow water, home to many plants and animals.
A huge sea mammal that breathes air through a hole on top of its head.
Used to ask for information about something.
Anything at all, no matter what it is.
A circular object that turns around a central point, allowing vehicles to move.
A small cart with one wheel at the front and two handles, used for carrying loads by hand.
Used to ask or state at what time something happens.
At any time, no matter when.
Used to ask or state in, at, or to what place.
Used to introduce a contrast between two facts or ideas.
In or to any place, no matter which one.
To make a feeling, especially interest or appetite, stronger or sharper.
Used to introduce a question or doubt about which of two or more choices is true.
A word used to ask someone to choose between specific options, or to point one out.
During the time that something else is happening.
Playfully unusual or unpredictable, in a way that seems charming rather than serious.
A kitchen tool made of looped wires, used for beating eggs or mixing ingredients quickly.
To speak very quietly, using little or no breath in the voice.
A small device that makes a high, sharp sound when air is blown through it, or the sound itself.
Having the color of fresh snow or milk.
A smooth white board that can be written on with special markers and wiped clean.
An attempt to hide mistakes or unpleasant facts, especially in an official report or statement.
To try to hide someone's faults or mistakes by presenting a false, more favorable picture of events.
Used to ask about or refer to a person.
Complete, with all its parts, none missing.
Relating to selling goods in large quantities, usually at lower prices, to be resold by others, or done on a large scale without exception.
The object form of "who," used for a person who receives the action of a verb or follows a preposition.
Belonging to which person, used to ask about or show possession.
A word used to ask the reason for something.
Measuring a large distance from one side to the other.
Over a large area, or among a great number of people.
Happening or existing across a large area or among many people.
The measurement of how wide something is from one side to the other.
A woman who is married to someone.
A way of connecting devices to the internet wirelessly, using radio signals instead of cables.
Living or growing in nature, not kept or controlled by people.
A wild natural area where few or no people live.
Wild animals living in their natural environment.
Used before a verb to talk about something that is going to happen in the future.
Ready and happy to do something without needing to be persuaded.
A tree with long, thin, drooping branches, often found near water.
The mental strength to control your own actions and stick to a decision, especially something difficult.
Clever in a sly, cunning way, especially at getting what you want or avoiding trouble.
To succeed in a game or competition by finishing first or beating everyone else.
Air that moves naturally outdoors, sometimes gently and sometimes strongly.