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Wordabulary

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

knowledge Noun B1

Information, understanding, or skills gained through experience or education.

knuckle Noun A1

A joint of the finger, especially where it meets the rest of the hand.

koala Noun A1

A grey, fluffy Australian animal that lives in trees and eats eucalyptus leaves.

kudos Noun C1

Praise or honor received for an achievement.

lab Noun A2

An informal short form of laboratory, a room or building used for scientific experiments.

label Verb A1

To attach a small note or tag to something to show what it is.

labor Noun A2

Hard physical or mental work, or workers considered as a group in relation to employers.

laboratory Noun B1

A room or building equipped for scientific experiments, research, or testing.

laborious Adjective B1

Requiring a lot of time and hard work.

labour Noun A2

Physical or mental work, especially the kind done for wages, or the group of workers in a country or industry.

labyrinth Noun B1

A complicated network of paths or passages that is difficult to find your way through.

laceration Noun C1

A deep cut or tear in the skin or flesh.

lachrymose Adjective C2

Tearful, or tending to cause tears, especially in a sentimental way.

lack Noun B1

The state of not having enough of something, or not having it at all.

lackluster Adjective C1

Lacking energy, brightness, or excitement, and therefore disappointing.

laconic Adjective B1

Using very few words, especially in a way that seems blunt or unemotional.

ladder Noun A1

A tool made of two long side pieces joined by steps, used for climbing up or down.

ladle Noun A1

A large, deep spoon with a long handle, used for serving soup or stew.

lady Noun A2

A polite word for a woman, or a woman with high social status or refined manners.

ladybug Noun A1

A small, round beetle, usually red with black spots.

lagomorphs Noun B1

The group of mammals that includes rabbits, hares, and pikas, distinguished from rodents by an extra pair of teeth.

lagoon Noun B1

A shallow area of water separated from the open sea by a sandbank, reef, or strip of land.

laissez-faire Adjective B2

Allowing things to happen without interference, especially describing an economic policy with minimal government control.

lake Noun A1

A large area of water surrounded by land.

lamb Noun A1

A young sheep, or the meat that comes from one.

lambent Adjective B1

Glowing softly and flickering gently, like light playing across a surface, or lightly playful in tone.

lament Verb C1

To express sadness or regret about something.

lamp Noun A1

A device that gives off light, usually placed on a table or the floor.

lampoon Noun C2

A piece of writing, art, or performance that mocks someone or something, often a public figure, in an exaggerated way.

land Noun A1

The solid ground of the earth, as opposed to sea or air.

landfill Noun B2

A site where waste is buried in the ground for disposal.

landform Noun B1

A natural feature of the earth's surface, such as a mountain, valley, or plateau, shaped by geological forces.

landlocked Adjective B1

Surrounded by land on all sides, with no direct access to the sea.

landmark Noun A2

A building or feature that is easily recognised and often used to help people find their way.

landmark ruling Noun B1

A court decision that sets an important legal precedent and significantly changes how future cases are judged.

landmass Noun B1

A very large continuous area of land.

landownership Noun B1

The legal right to own and control a piece of land.

landscape Noun A2

An area of land and everything visible in it, especially its natural scenery, or the general state of a field or situation.

lane Noun A1

A narrow road, or one of the marked strips a road is divided into for traffic.

language Noun A2

A system of words and grammar that people use to speak or write to each other.

language register Noun B2

The level of formality a speaker or writer chooses depending on the audience and situation.

languid Adjective C1

Slow, relaxed, and lacking energy, often in a pleasant or lazy way.

lantern Noun A1

A container with a light inside, often carried by a handle, used to see in the dark.

laptop Noun A1

A small, portable computer that can be used on your lap.

larceny Noun C1

The crime of stealing someone's property.

large Adjective A1

Big in size or amount.

largely Adverb B2

Mostly or to a great extent.

largess Noun C2

Generosity in giving money or gifts to others, especially from someone wealthy or powerful.