A

EngWord

Pronunciation

a la carte

a la chinoise

a la mode

a la mode

a priori

a.c

A.D.C.

A.I.C.E.

A.I.E.E.

A.I.M.E.

a.m.

A.M.I.C.E.

A.M.I.E.E.

A.R.S.A.

A.U.

Type

Lao

a/c

a/c

a/c

a/c

a/c

A.W.G.

Angstrom unit

wire-gauge

a/c

a/c

a/c

a/o
Aage ago

abaca

aback

Abacus

Abaft

Abaft

Abalone

Abandon

Abandon
Abandon
Abandon
Abandon
Abandon
Abandon ship
Abandonment
Abandonment
Abandonment
Abandonment
Abandonment

Abandonment

Abase

Abasement

Abasement

Abash

Abash

Abashed

Abashed

Abashed

Abate

Abate

Abate

Abate

Abate

Abate

Abate

Abate

Abate

Abate

Abate

Abate

Abated

Abated

Abase

Abatement

Abatement

Abatement

Abatement

Abatement

Abatement

Abattoir

abbacy

abbatial

abbess

Abbey

abbot

Abbotship

abbreviate

abbreviate
abbreviate
abbreviate
abbreviation
abbreviation
abbreviation
abbreviation
ABC

abdicate

abdicate

abdicate

abdicate

abdication

abdication

abdomen

abdomen

abdomen

abdominal

abdominal
abdominal
abduct
abduction
Abductor
Abeam

Abeam

abed

abed

Aberdeen

Aberdonian

Aberdonian

Aberrate

Aberrate

Aberrate

Aberrate

aberration

aberration

aberration

aberration

abet

abetment

abetter

abettor

abeyance

abeyance

abhor

abhor

abhorrence

abhorrence

abhorrent

abhorrent

abide

abide

abide

abide

abide

abide

abide

abide

abide

abide

abiding

ability
ability
ability
ability
ability
Abject

Abject

abjection

abjection

Abjectly

Abjectly

Abjectness

Abjectness

Abjuration

Abjuration

abjure

ablaze

ablaze

ablaze

ablaze

able

able

able

able

able seaman

able seaman

able-bodied

able-bodied seaman
able-bodied seaman
abloom
abloom
ablution

ablution

ably

ably

ably

ably

Abnegate

Abnegation

Abnegation

Abnormal

Abnormal
Abnormality
Abnormality
Abnormality

Abnormally
Abnormally
aboard

aboard

aboard

aboard

aboard

aboard

abode

abolish

abolish
Abolishment
Abolishment
abolition

abolition

Abolitionism

Abolitionism

Abolitionist

a-bomb

Abominable

Abominable
Abominably
Abominably
Abominate

Abominate
Abomination
Abomination
Aboriginal
Aboriginal
Aboriginal
Aboriginal
aborigines
aborigines
abort

abort

abort

abort

abortion

abortion

abortive

abortive
abortive
abortive
abortive
abortive
abound

abound

about

about

about

about

about

about

about

about

about

about

about

about

about

about

above

above

above all

above all
above himself
above his breath
above-board
above-board
above-board
above-board
above-ground

above-mentioned

abrade

abrade

abrade

abrade

abrade

Abrasion

Abrasion

Abrasion

Abrasion

Abrasion

abrasive

abrasive

abrasive

abrasive

abrasive paper

abreast

Abracadabra

abreast
abridge
abridge
Abridgment
Abridgment
abroad

abroad
abroad
abroad
abroad
abroad
abroad
abroad
Abrogate

Abrogate

Abrogation

Abrogation

abrupt

abrupt
abrupt
abruptly
abruptly
abruptly
Abruptness
Abruptness
Abruptness
abscess

abscess

abscess

abscond

abscond

abscond

absence

absence

absence

absence

absence

absent

absent

absent

absent

absent

Absentee

Absentee

Absenteeism

Absenteeism

absently

absently

absently

absently

absently

absent-minded

absent-minded

absinth

absinth

absinthe

absinthe

absolute

absolute

absolute

absolute

absolute alcohol

absolute majority

absolute monarchy

absolute temperature

absolute zero

absolutely

absolutely

absolutely

absolutely

Absolution

Absolution

Absolution

Absolution

Absolutism

Absolutism

Absolutism

Absolutism

absolve

absolve

absolve

absolve

absorb

absorb
absorb
absorb
absorb
Absorbed

Absorbed

Absorbent

Absorbent

Absorbent

Absorbent

Absorbent

Absorbent

Absorber

Absorber

Absorbing

Absorption

Absorption

Absorption

Absorption

Absorption

absorptive

absorptive
absorptive
absorptive
absorptive
absorptive
abstain

abstain

abstain

Abstemious

Abstemious

Abstemious

abstention

abstention

abstention

abstinence

abstinence

abstinence

abstinent

abstinent

abstinent

abstract

abstract

abstract

abstract

abstract

abstract

abstract

abstract

abstract

abstract

abstract art

abstract noun

abstract of title

abstract of title

abstract of title

Abstraction

Abstraction

Abstraction

Abstraction

Abstraction

Abstraction

abstractly

abstractly

abstractly

abstractly

abstractly

Abstractness

Abstractness

Abstractness

Abstractness

Abstrated

Abstrated

abstratedly

abstratedly

abstruse

Abstruseness

Abstruseness

abstusely

abstusely

absurd

Absurdity

absurdly
Abundance
Abundance
Abundance
Abundant
Abundant
Abundant
abundantly
abundantly
abundantly

abuse
abuse
abuse
abuse
abusive
abusive
abusive
abusively
abusively
abusively
abusively
Abusiveness
Abusiveness
Abusiveness
abut
abut
abut
abut
Abutment
Abysm

Abysm

abysmal

abysmal

Abysmally

Abysmally

Abyss

Abyss

abysses of time

abysses of time

Abyssinia

Abyssinian
Abyssinian
acacia

acacia

acacia

acacia

academic

academic

academical

academical

academical

academical

academically

academically
academically
academically
Academician
Academie Francaise

Academy

Academy

Academy

Academy

accede

accede

accede

accede

Accelerando

Accelerando

Accelerate

Accelerate

Accelerate

Accelerate

Accelerate

Accelerate

Acceleration

Acceleration

Acceleration

accelerative

accelerative

Accelerator

Accelerator

accent

accent

Accentuate

Accentuate

Accentuate

Accentuation

Accentuation

Accentuation

Accept

Accept

Accept

Accept

Accept

Acceptability

Acceptability
Acceptability
Acceptable

Acceptable

Acceptable

Acceptably

Acceptably

Acceptably

Acceptance

Acceptance

Acceptance

acceptation

acceptation

acceptation

acceptation

acceptation

Accepted

acceptedly

Access

Accessary

Accessary

Accessary

Accessary

Accessary after the fact

accessary before the fact

Accessibility
accessibly

accessile

Accession

Accession

Accession

Accessory

Accessory

Accessory

Accessory

Accessory

Accessory

accidence

accidence

accident

accident

accident

accidental

accidental

accidental

accidental death

accidentally

accidentally
accidentally
accidents

accidents

acclaim

acclaim

Acclamation

Acclamation

acclimate

acclimate

Acclimatization

acclimatize

acclimatize

Acclimatized

Accmulation

Accmulation
Accmulation
accolade

accolade

Accommodate

Accommodate

Accommodate

accommodating

accommodating

accommodating

Accommodation

Accommodation

Accommodation

Accompaniment

Accompaniment

Accompaniment

Accompaniment

Accompanist

accompany

accompany

accompany

accompany

accomplice

accomplice

accomplish

accomplish

Accomplished

Accomplished

Accomplishment

Accomplishment

accord

accord

accord

accord

accord

accord

accord

accord

accord

accord

accord

accord

Accordance

Accordance

Accordance

Accordance

accordant

accordant

accordant

accordant

according to

according to

according to

accordingly

accordingly
accordingly
accordion

accordion

accordion-pleated

accost

account

account

account

account

account

account

account

account

account day

account rendered

accountability

accountability
accountability
accountability
accountable

accountable

accountable

accountable

Accountancy

Accountant

Accountant

accouter

accouter

accouter

Accouterments

Accouterments

Accouterments

Accredit

Accredit

accrete

accrete

accrete

accrete

accrete

accrete

accrete

accrete

accrete

accrete

accrete

accrete

accretion

accretion

accretion

accretion

accretion

accretion

accrue

accrue

Accuastive

Accuastive

accumulate

accumulate
accumulate
accumulate
accumulate
accumulate

Accumulation
Accumulative
Accumulative
Accumulative
accuracy

accuracy

accuracy

accurate

accurate

accurate

accurately

accurately

accurately

accursed

accursed

accursed

accurst

accurst

accurst

Accusation

Accusation

Accusation

accusatory

accusatory

accusatory

accuse

accuse

accuse

accused

accused

accuser

accusing

accusing
accusing
accusingly
accusingly
accustom
accustomed
accustomed
ace

ace

acerbity

acetic acid
acetone

acid

acetone

acetylene

acetylene lamp
ache

ache

ache

ache

achievable

achieve

achieve

achieve

Achievement

Achievement

Achievement

Achillean

Aching

Aching

Aching

achromatic

achromatic

acid

acid

acid

acid

acid test

acidic

acidic
acidify

acidify
acidity
acidity
acidness

acidness

acidulous

Acknowledge
Acknowledge
Acknowledge
Acknowledgement
Acknowledgement
Acknowledgement
acme

acme

acme

acne

acne

acorn

Acoustic

Acoustic

acoustician

acoustics

acoustics

acquaint

acquaint

acquaint

acquaint

acquaint

Acquaintance

Acquaintance

Acquaintance

Acquaintance

Acquaintance

acquainted

acquainted

acquainted

Acquiesce

Acquiesce

Acquiescence

Acquiescence

acquiescent

acquiescent

acquiescently

acquiescently

acquire

acquire

acquire

acquire

Acquirement

Acquirement

Acquirement

acquisition

acquisition

acquisition

acquisitive

acquisitive
acquisitive
acquisitive prescription
acquisitively
acquisitively
acquisitively
Acquisitiveness
Acquisitiveness
Acquisitiveness
acquit

acquit

acquit

acquittal

acquittal

acquittal

acquittance

acquittance

acquittance

acreable

acreage

acrid

acrid

acrid

acridity

acre

acridity
acridity
acridly

acridly

acridly

acridness

acridness

acridness

Acrimonious

Acrimonious

Acrimonious

acrimoniously

acrimoniously

acrimoniously

Acrimoniousness

Acrimoniousness

= 1

Acrimoniousness

acrimony

acrimony

acrimony

acrobat

acrobatic

acrobatician

acrobatics

Acronym

across

across
across
across
across
across
across
across
across
across
across-the-board

across-the-board

acrostic puzzle

acrostic puzzle
acrostics

act

act

act

act

act

act

act

act

Act of Congress

Act of Congress

act of god

act of god

act of grace

Act of indemnity

acrostics
act

Act of indemnity
Act of Parliament

Act of Parliament

acting

acting

acting

acting

actinic

action

action

action

actionable

actionable

activate

activation

active

active

active

active

active

active list

active service

active voice

active voice

actively

actively

actively

actively

actively

Activeness

Activeness

Activeness

Activeness

Activeness

activity

activity
actor

actress

actual

actual

actual

actual

actual

actual

actual

actual

actuality

actuality
actuality
actuality
actually

actually

actually

actually

actuarial

actuary

actuate

actuate

actuate

actuation

actuation

actuation

acuity

acuity
acuity
acuity
acuity
acuity
acumen

acumen

acute

acute
acute
acute
acute
acute
acutely
acutely
acutely
acutely

acutely
acutely
acuteness
acuteness
acuteness
acuteness
acuteness
acuteness
ad

ad

ad captandum

ad captandum
ad hoc

ad infinitum

ad interim

ad interim
ad interim
ad libitum
ad nauseam
ad referendum
ad rem

ad valorem

adacence

adacence

Adage

adagio

adagio

adagio

adagio

Adam

Adam
adamant
adamant
Adam's apple
Adam's Bridge
adapt
adapt
adapt
adapt
adaptability
Adaptable

adaptation

adaptation

Adaptation

Adapted

Adapted

Adapter

Adapter

adaptive

adberb clause

add

add

add

add

add

add

add

add

add

add

add

add

add

add

add

add

addenda

addendum

Adder

addict

addict

addict

Addicted

Addicted

Addicted

Addiction

Addiction

Addiction

adding machine

Addison, Joseph

addition

addition

addition

addition

addition

addition

addition

addition

additional

additional

additional

additional

additional

additional

additional

additionally

additionally

additionally

additionally

additionally

additionally

additionally

additionally

additionnal

additive

additive
additive
additive
additive
additive
addle

addle

addle

addle

addle-brained

addle-headed

addle-pated

address

address

Addressee

Addressee

Addresser

Addresser

adduce

adduce

Adduction

Adduction
adenoids
adept
adept
adept
adept
adeptness

adeptness

adepuately

adepuately
adequacy
adequacy
adequate
adequate
adhere

adhere

adhere

adherence

adherent

adherent

adhesion

adhesion

adhesion

adhesive

adhesive
adhesive
adhesive
adhesive
adhesive
adhesively
adhesively
adhesively
adhesiveness
adhesiveness
adhesiveness
adieu
adieu
adipose

adipose

adipose tissue

adit

adj.

adj.

adjacency

adjacency

adjacent

adjacent

adjectival

adjectival

adjectival clause

adjectival phrase
adjective

adjective

adjective

adjective clause

adjoin

adjoin

adjoin

adjoin

adjoin

adjoining

adjoining

adjourn

adjective phrase

adjective

adjective law

adjourn

adjourn

adjourn

adjournment

adjournment

adjudge

adjudge
adjudicate
adjudicate
adjudicate
adjudicate
adjudication
adjudication
adjunct
adjunct
adjuration

adjure

adjust

adjust
adjust
adjustable
adjustable
adjustable spanner
adjustable wrench

adjustment
adjustment
adjustment
adjutancy

adjutant

adjutant

adjutant general

ad-lib

ad-libbed

ad-libbed

Adm.

adman

admen

administer

administer
Administrate
administration
administration
administration
administration
administrative
administrative law
administrative unit
administrator

administratrix
admirability
admirable
Admirable Crichton
Admirableness
admirably
admiral
admiral of the fleet

Admiralty

admiration

admiration
admire

admire

admire

admire

Admirer

Admirer

admiring

admiring

admiringly

admiringly

admissibility

admissibility
admissibility

admissibility
Admissible
Admissible
Admissible
Admissible
admission

admission

admission free

admission-fee
admit

admit

admit

admit

admit into the secret

Admittance

Admittance

admitted

admitted
admittedly
admittedly
admixture

admonish

admonish

admonish

admonition

admonition

admonition

admonitory

admonitory
admonitory
Ado

Ado

Adolescent

Adolescent

Adolescent

Adolescent

Adolescent

Adolescent

Adolescent

Adolescent

Adonis

adopt

adopt

adopt

adoptability

adoptable

adopted

Adoption

Adoption

Adoption

Adoption

Adoptive

Adoptive

adorability

adorable

adorably

adoration

adoration

adore

adore

adore

adore

adoring

adoring

adoringly

adoringly

adornment

adornment

adornment

adrenal gland

adrift
adrift

Adroit
Adroit
adroitly
adroitness
adulate
adulation

adulatory

adulatress

adult
adult
adult education
Adulterant

adulterate

adulteration

Adulterer

Adulterer

Adutery

adv

adv

Advance

Advance
Advance
Advance
Advance

Advance
Advance
Advance
Advance
Advance
Advance
Advance
Advance
Advance
Advance
advance copy

advance guard

advance sheet

advanced

advanced

advanced

advanced

advanced

advancement

advancement
advancement
advancement
advancement
advantage

advantage
advantage
advantage
advantage
advantage
advantage
advantage
advantageous

advantageous

advantageous

advantageously

advantageously

advantageously

advent

advent
Adventists
adventitiouly
adventitiouly
adventitious
adventitious
adventure

adventure

adventure

adventure

adventure

adventure

adventure

adventure

Adventurer

adventuress

adventurous
adventurous
adventurous
adventurous
adventurously
adventurously
adventurously
adventurously
adverb

adverb phrase

Adverbial

Adverbial
adverbial clause
adverbial phrase
Adversary
Adversely
Adversely
Adversely

Adversely
Adversely
Adversity
Adversity
Adversity
advertisement

advertisement

advertising agency

advice
advice
advice
advice
Advisable

Advisable

Advisable

adviser

Advisory

Advisory

Advisory

Advisory

advocacy

advocacy

advocacy

advocacy

advocate
advocate
advocate
advocate
advocate

advocate

advocate

advocate

adz

adze
aegis
Aeneas
Aeneid
aeon

Aeonian

aerate

aeration

aerial mapping

aerial photograph
aerialted water
aerialted water
aerialted water
aerialted water

aerie

aerie

aeriform

aeriform

aero-

Aerodrome

Aerodynamics

Aerolite
Aeronaut
Aeronaut
aeronautical
Aeronautics
Aeronautics
Aeroplane

Aerosol

Aerospace

Aesop

Aesopian

Aesopian

aesthete

aesthete

aesthetic

aesthetic

aesthetical

aesthetical

aesthetical

Aestheticism

aesthetics
afar

afar

afar

Affabilty

Affabilty
Affable

Affable

affably

affably

Affair

Affair

affect

affect

affect

affect

Affectation

Affectation

Affectation

Affectation

affected

affected

affected

affected

affecting

Affection

affectionate

affectionately

affiance

affiance

affiance

affianced

affianced

affiancedly

affiancedly

affiancedly

affiancedly

Affidavit

Affidavit

Affiliation

Affiliation
Affined

Affined

affinity

affinity
affinity
Affirmable

Affirmable

Affirmation

Affirmation

Affirmation

Affirmative

Affirmative

Affirmative

Affirmative

affirmatively

affirmatively

Affirmatory

Affirmatory

Affix

Affix
Affixture

Affixture

Afflict

Afflict

Afflicted

Afflicted

Afflicted

Afflicted

Affliction

Affliction

Affliction

Affluent

Affluent

Affluent

Afflux

Afford

Afford

Afford

Afford

Afford

Afford

Afforest

Afforestation

Affray

Affront

Affront
Affront
Affront
Afghan

Afghan

Afghanistan

Afield
Afield
Afield
Afire
Aflame
Afloat
Afloat
Afloat
Afloat
Afloat
Afloat
Aflutter
Afoot
Afoot
Afoot
Afoot
Afoot
Afoot
Afore

Afore

Afore

Afore

Afore

Aforesaid

aforethought

aforethought

Afoul

Afoul

Afoul

Afraid

Afraid
A-frame hut
Afresh
Afresh
Africa

African

African

Afro-Asian

Afro-Asian bloc

Aft

Aft
After

After

After

After

After

After

After

After

after all

after all

after all

after all is said and done

after-birth

after-dinner

after-effect

afterglow

after-image

afterlife

after-math

aftermost

afternoon

after-sale service

aftertaste

after-thought

Afterward

Afterward

Afterward

Afterwards

Afterwards

,

,

Afterwards

again

again

again and again

against

against
against
agalloch
agape

agape

agar

agar

agar-agar

agasp

agasp

agasp

agasp

agate

agave

age

age
age
age
age

age
age
age
age
age
age
age
age
age
age
age of consent

age of discretion

age of mammals

aged

aged

aged

agedness

agedness
ageless
agelong

agelong

agency

Agency

Agenda

Agent

Agent

Agent

agent

agent
agent
agent
agent provocateur
agent-noun
Agglomerate
Agglomeration
Agglutinate
Agglutinate
Agglutinate
Agglutinate
Agglutination
Agglutination
Agglutinative
Agglutinative
Aggravate

Aggravate

Aggravating

Aggravating

Aggravatingly

Aggravatingly

Aggravation

Aggravation

Aggravation

Aggregate

Aggregate

Aggregate

Aggregate

Aggregate

Aggregate

Aggregation

Aggregation

Aggregation

Aggress

Aggress
Aggression

Aggression

Aggressive

Aggressive

Aggressively

Aggressively

Aggressor

Aggrieve

Aghast

Aghast

Agile

Agilely

Agility

Agile

Agility
Agitate
Agitated

Agitated

Agitation

Agitator

Agleam

Agleam

Aglimmer

Aglitter

Aglow

Aglow

Agnostic

Agnostic

Agnosticism

Ago

Ago

Ago

Ago

Agog

Agog

Agonize

Agonize

Agonize

Agonize
Agonizing

Agonizing

Agonizingly

Agonizingly

Agony

Agony

Agony

of joy

Agony column
agony of death
agrarian
agrarian
agrarian
agrarian
agrarianism
agree

agree

agree

agree

agree

agree

agree

agree

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anemia
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Angkor

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Anglican Church

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Anglo-Indian
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Anglophobia

Anglo-Saxon

Anglo-Saxondom

Anglo-Saxonism

Anglo-Saxonism

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Angora

Angora wool

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Angstom unit

anguine reptiles

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animal husbandry
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animal magnetism
animal spirits
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Annam
Annamese
Annamese
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Annamite
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Anne

anneal

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antiqueness

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antler

antler deer

antonomasia

Antony Mark

antonym

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apache dance

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Apache

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apostle

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apostleship
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archeress

archery

archetype

archetype
Archimedean

--

-
-

-
-

Archimedean screw

Archimedes

Archimedes' screw
archipelago

architect

architect

architectural

architecturally

architecture
archives
archivist
archly
archness
archway
Arctic

Arctic

Arctic Circle

Arctica

ard sf.

ardency

ardent

ardent spirits

ardently

ardor

ardour

arduous

arduously
arduousness

are

are

are

are

area

areca

areca nut

areca palm

arena

aren't

aren't

aren't

aren't

argentiferous

Argentin Republic
Argentina

Argentine

Argentine

argon

Argonauts

argue

argue

argument

argument

argumentative

argumentative

Argus

argosy

argus pheasant
argus-eyed
argus-eyed
aria

arise
arisen

-
-

arise

aridity

aright

aridness

arid
aridness

arisen
aristocracy
aristocrat
aristocratic.
Aristotelian
Aristotelic
Aristotle
arithmetic
arithmetical
arithmetician

arium

ark

ark shell

arm

arm

arm

arm in arm

arm of the sea

Armada

armadillo

armadillo

Armageddon

armament

armature

armchair

armed

armed
Armenia
Armenian
Armenian
armful
armistice
armistice
Armistice Day
armless
armlet
armor
armor
armor-clad
armored car
armored cruiser
armored train
armorial
armor-piercing
armor-plated
armory

armour

armour

armoury

armpit

armrest

arms akimbo

arm's reach

army
army broker
army contractor
army corps
Army Council
armylist
Arnold Edwin
Arnold Matthew
aroid

aroma

aroma

aromatic

aromatic

arose

arose

around

around

around the clock

arouse

arouse

arousing

arousing

arrack

arraign

arraignment

arrange

arrange
arrange
arrange
arrange
arrange
arrangement

arrangement

arrant

arrant

arras

array

array

array

array

array

24

array

array

array

arrear

arrear

arrest

arrest
arrest
arrest
arrest attention

arrest attention

arrival

arrival
arrive

arrive

arrive

arrive at the conclusion

arrogance

arrogance
arrogance
arrogant

arrogant

arrogantly

arrogantly

arrogate
arrogate
arrogation

arrogation

arrondissement

arrow

arrowhead

arrowroot

arrowroot

arsenal

arsenate
arsenic
arsenic acid
arsenide
arsenious acid
arsenite
arson
art
art
art
art and part
art exhibition
arterial

artery
artesian well
artful
artful
artfully
artfully
artfulness
artfulness
arthritis

Arthur

Arthurian

Arthurian

artichoke

article

article

articled

articles of association
articular
articulate
articulate
articulated
articulated
articulated skeletons

articulation
articulation
articulation
artifact
artifice
artifice
artificer
artificial
artificial insemination
artificial respiration
artificial satellite
artificiality
artificiality
artificiality
artificiality
artificiality
artificiality
artificiality
artificially
artificially
artificially
artificially
artificially
artificially

artificially
artillerist
artillery
artillery barrage
artillery train
artilleryman
artisan
artist
artist
artist
artist
artiste

artiste

artistic

artistic

artistically

artistry

artless
artlessly
artlessly
artlessness
artlessness
arty
arum

Aryan

Aryan

as

as
as
as
as
as
as
as
as
as
as
as
as
as
as
as
as
as
as
as
as
as

as
as
as
as
as
as
as a matter of fact
as a matter of fact
as a matter of form
as anything
as blind as a beetle
as cool as cucumber
as dead as the dodo
as far as
as far as
as far as
as far as in me lies
as fit as a fiddle
as flat as a pancake
as for
as for
as from
as gay as a lark
as gentle as a dove

as good as
as good as
as good as his words
as if
as it happens
as it were
as large as life
as large as life
as late as
as like as two peas
as long as a fiddle
as mad as a hatter
as mad as a March hare
as many
as many
as much
as much
as one man
as one man
as pleased as Punch
as proud as Lucifer
as regards
as regards
as soon as

as soon as
as soon as possible
as such
as such
as sure as a gun
as sure as a gun

as sure as eggs is eggs

as sure as eggs is eggs

as the crowflies
as the crowflies
as thin as a lath
as though
as to
as to
as usual
as well
as well
as well as
as well as
as yet
as yet
asafetida

asafoetida

asbestos

ascend
ascend
ascend
ascend
ascend
ascend
ascendancy

ascendancy

ascendancy

ascendant

ascendant

ascendant

ascendency

ascendency

ascendency

ascendent

ascendent

ascendent

ascension

Ascension Day

ascertain

ascertain

ascertainable

ascertainable

ascertainment

ascertainment

ascetic

ascetic

asceticism

ascorbic acid
Ascot

ascribable

ascribe

ascription

ash

ash can

ash grey

ash pumpkin

Ash Wednesday

ashamed

ashamed

ashbin

ash-colored

ashen

ashen grey

ashore

ashtray

ashy

ashy grey

Asia

Asia Minor

Asian

Asian

Asian Games

Asiatic

Asiatic

aside

aside

asinine

asininity

ask
ask
ask after
ask for
ask for it
ask for trouble
askance
askant
askew
askew
asleep
asleep

Asoka

Asoka tree

asp

asparagus

aspect

aspen

asperity

aspersion

asphalt

asperse

asphalt

asphyxiation

aspirant

aspirate

aspirator

aspire

aspirin

ass

asphyxiated

aspiration

asphyxia

aspirated

ass
ass
ass
assail
assailant
assailant
Assam
Assamese
Assamese
Assamese
assassin
assassinate
assassination
assault
assault
assay

assay

assayer

assemblage
assemble

assemble

assembly

assembly line

Assembly of the People's

Representatives
assembly plant

assembly-man

assent

assent

assent

assent

assert

assert
assertion
assertive
assertively
assertiveness
assesee
assess
assessable

assessment

assessor

asset

asseverate

asseveration
assiduity
assiduity

assiduous
assiduous
assiduously

assiduously

assiduousness

assiduousness
assign

assign

assignation

assignee

assigner

assignment

assignor
assimilable
assimilate
assimilate
assimilation
assimilative
assimilatory
assist
assist
assistance
assistant
assize

assize court

associate

associated

associated state

association

association

assonance

associate

assonant

assort

assort

assorted

assortment
assuage
assume
assume
assumed name
assuming
assumption

assurance

assured

Assumption of the Virgin

assure

10

assuredly
assurer
assuring
assuring
assuringly
assuringly
Assyria

Assyrian

Assyrian

Assyrian

Assyrian

Assyrian

Assyrian

aster

asterisk

asterisk vt.
asterism
astern

astern

asteroid

asteroid

asthma

asthma

asthmatic

()
()

asthmatical

astigmatic

astigmatism
astir

astir

astir

astonish

astonish
astonished
astonishing
astonishing
astonishing
astonishingly
astonishment
astonishment
astonishment
astound
astound
astounding
astoundingly
astray

astray

astray

astray

astride

astride

astringency

astringency

astringent

astringent
astringent
astringent
astrologer

astrologic

astrological

astrology

astronaut

astronautics
astronomer

Astronomer Royal

astronomical

astronomy

astute
astute
astutely
astutely
astuteness
astuteness

( )

( )

asunder
asunder
asylum
at a disadvantage
at a foot's pace
at a guess
at a guess
at a loose end
at a pinch
at a premium
at a premium
at a premium
at a snail's pace
at a venture
at a venture
at all adventures
at all adventures
at all events
at any cost
at any price
at any rate
at bay
at bay
at best

)
(

at best
at bottom
at bottom
at command
at command
at daggers drawn
at ease
at ease
at ease
at fault
at first
at first blush
at full length
at full length
at great length
at great length
at hand
at hand
at hand
at heart
at his beck and call
at his bedside
at his wit's end
at home

()

at home
at large
at large
at large
at large
at large
at large
at last
at least
at least
at length
at length
at liberty
at loggerheads
at long last
at mess
at most
at my expense
at my expense
at odds
at odds
at once
at once
at once

( )

( )

( )

(
)

at one
at one
at one fell swoop
at one fell swoop
at our elbow

at owner's risks

at peace

at peace
at pre.
at pre.
at present
at present
at present
at rest
at rest
at right angles
at school
at school
at sea
at sea
at sixes and sevens
at some length
at some length

( )

at stake
at stake
at table
at table
at that
at that
at that
at the elbow

()

at the end of his tether

at the end of his tether

at the farthest
at the first blush
at the first blush
at the first blush
at the hand of
at the hand of
at the instance of
at the outside
at the point of
at the point of
at the point of

()

at the point of the bayonet

at the point of the bayonet

at the same time

at the threshold of

at the threshold of

( )

at the tips of his fingers

at the tips of his fingers

at the same time

at the wheel
at the wheel
at this rate
at times
at your peril
at your peril
at your service
ate

pt.

atheism
atheist
atheist
atheistic
atheistical
athenaeum
athenaeum
atheneum
atheneum

()

Athenian

Athenian

Athenian

Athenian

Athenian

Athenian

Athens

athlete

athlete's foot

athletic

athletic

athletic sports

athwart

athwart

athwart

athwart

Atlantic

Atlantic Charter

Atlantic community

Atlantis

atlas

atmosphere

()

()

atmospheric

atmospherics

atoll

atom

atom

atom

atom bomb

atomic

atomic artillery
atomic bomb
atomic energy
Atomic Energy Commission
atomic pile
atomic power plant
atomic reactor

atomic theory

atomic weight

atomize

atomize

atomize

atomize

isotope

atomizer

atone

atone

atonement

atonement

atop

atop

atop

atrocity

atrophic

atrophic

atrophied

atrophied

atrophy

atrophy

atrophy

atrophy

attaboy

attaboy

attach

attach

attach

attach

attache

attache case

attachment

attachment

attack

attack

attack

attack

attack

attack

attacus

attain

attain

attain

attainable

attainment

attainment

attainment

attar

attempt

attend

attend
attend
attend
attendance

()

(
)

( ) ()

attendance

attendance

attendance

attendant

attendant

attendant

attendant

attendant

attendant

attendants

attention

attention

attention

attentive

attentive

attentively

attentively

attentively

attentively

attentiveness

attentiveness

attentiveness

attentiveness

attenuate

( ) ()

( )

( )

( ) ()

( ) ()

attenuate

attenuate

attenuate

attenuating

attenuation
attenuation
attenuation
attenuation
attest
attest
attest
attestation

attestation

Attic

attic

Attica

Attila

attire

attire
attire
attire
attitude

attitude

attitude

(
)

attitude

attitude

attorney

attorney
Attorney General
attract

attract

attract attention

attract attention
attraction
attraction of gravity
attractive

attractively

attractiveness

attributable
attribute
attribute
attribution
attributive
attributive
attributive adjective
attributively
attrition

predicative

attrition

attune

attune

au

au

au

au courant

au courant

au fait

au fait

au fait

au fond

au fond

au grand serieux

au gratin

au jus

au lait

au naturel

au naturel

au revoir

auburn

auction

auction

auctioneer

()

()

()

()

( )

( )

auctioneer

auctioneer

auctioneer

audacious

audaciously
audacity
audibility
audible
audibly
audience
audience
audit
audit
audit
audit
audit
audit
auditiorium
auditor
Auditor-General
auditory
Aug.
Augean
Augean

( )

( )

( )

Augean stables
Augeas
auger

auger

aught

augment

augment

augment

augmentation

augmentation

augmentation

augmentative

augmentative

augur

augur

augury

August
august
Augustan
Augustines
Augustus

auk

Auld Lang Syne

, , ,

, , ,

Austin Friars

aunt

Aunt Sally

auntie

aura

aura

aural

aureola

aureola
aureole
aureole
aureomycin
auricle
auricular
auricular
auriferous
aurist
aurora

( )

( )

( )

( )

aurora borealis

auspicious
auspiciously
auspiciousness

aurora australis

auspices

Aussie
Austen, Jane
austere
austerely
austerity
Austerlitz
Austin Friars
Australasia

Australasian

Australia

Australian

Austria

Austrian

Austrian

Austrian

Austrian

Austro-Hungary

autarch
autarch

Australasian

Australian

autarchy

Auteil

authentic

authentically

authenticate

authentication
authenticity
author

author

authoress

authoritative
authoritatively
authoritativeness
authority
authorization

authorization

authorize

authorize
authorized
authorized agent
Authorized Version
author's corrections
author's proof

authorship
auto

auto-

auto industry

autobahn

autobioghical

autobiographer

autobiographic

autobiography

autocracy

autocrat

autocratic

autocratically

autocycle

autocycle

autogiro

autograph

autograph book

autograph hunter
autograph will
autogyro

auto-maker

automan

automan

automat

automatic

automatic

automatic balance

automatic machine

automatic pistol

automatic rifle

automatic transmission

automatic volume control

automatic watch

automatic weighing machine

automatically

automatically

automation

automaton

automobile
Automobile Association
automobilist
automotive

autonomist
autonomous
autonomy
autonomy
autopsy
autosuggestion
autumn
autumnal
auxiliary
auxiliary
auxiliary
auxiliary
auxiliary verb
avail

avaricious
avariciously
avatar

avarice

availability

avalanche

aval

avail
available

()

()

()

()

ave

Ave Maria

avenge

avenue

aver

average

average
average
averse
averse
averse
aversion
aversion
aversion
avert
aviation
aviation spirits
aviator
aviatrice
aviatrix
avid
avidity
avidly
avocado

()

avocation

avocation

avocation

avoid

avoidable

avoidance

avoirdupois
avow

avowal

avowed

avowedly

await

awake

awake

awaked

awaken

awaken

award

award

aware

awash

away

away

away

away

away back

awe

awe

awesome

awestruck
awful
awfully
awfulness
awhile

awkward

awkwardly

awkwardness

awl

awn

awned

awning

awnless
awny
awoke
awoke
awry
awry
ax

ax

axe

axe
axes
axial

axilimation

axiom

axiomatic

axis

axle
axle box
axle load

axle ratio

axletree

axletree

axletree

ay

ayah

aye

aye

Ayudthia

Ayudthya

Ayuthia

Ayuthya

Ayutthaya

azimuth

Aztec

azure

azure

Pronunciation

Type

Lao

B.A.

B.B. cap

B.B. gun

B.B.C.

B.C.G.

B.C.L.

B.D.

B.D.S.

B.E.

B.E.F.

B.Eng.

= Bachelor of Engineering

B.Lit.

=Bachelor of Literature

B.M.

Bachelor of Music

B.Mus.

Bachelor of Music

B.O.

= body odor

B.S.

Bachelor of Sciencce

B.Sc.

Bachelor of Sciencce

B.T.U

B.th.U.

B.W.G.

B/E

B/O

brought over

baa

Bachelor of Arts

baa

baa'd

baa'd

baaed

baaed

babbitry

Babbitt

Sinclair L

babbittry

babble

babbler

babbling

babe

Babel

Baber

baboo

baboo English

baboon

babu

babul

baby

baby

baby

baby

baby

baby car

(
)

baby clothes

baby engine

baby farm

baby formula

baby grand

baby in arms

baby in the wood

babyhood

babyhood

babyhood

babyish

Babylon

Babylonia

Babylonian

,
,

Babylonian

,
,

baby-sitter

baccara

baccarat

Bacchus

bacco

bacco

bacco

baccy

baccy

baccy

Bach, J.S.

bachelor

bachelor

bachelor

bachelor dinner

Bachelor flat

bachelor girl

bachelordom

bachelorhood

bachelor's wife

Bacilli

bacillus

Back

Back

Back

Back

back bench

back bench

back bench

back door

back door

back numbers

back numbers

Back numbers

back stream

Back stream

backbencher

backbencher

backbite

backbite

backbite

backbite

backbone

back-breaker

back-chat

back-chat

backcountry

backdrop

backdrop

backer

backfire

( )

backfire

( )

backgammon

background

background

backhand

backhanded

backlight

backlighted

()

backlog

backlog

backlog

backrest

backseat

backseat driver

backsliding

backsliding

backstage

backstage

backstairs

backstays

backup light

Backward

Backward

Backward

backwardness

()

backwardness

backwardness

backwardness

backwards

backwards

backwards

backwash

backwash

backwater

backwoodsman

backyard

backyard

backyard

Bacon

bacon

bacon

(F)

bacon and eggs

Baconian

Baconian

Baconian

Baconian

bacteria

bacteria

bacterial

bacteriological

bacteriologist

bacteriology

bacterium

bad

bad

bad

bad

bad

bad

bad

bad

bad

bad

bad bargain

bad bargain

bad bargain

bad blood

bad blood

bad debts

bad egg

bad hat

bad health

bad health

bad job

bad sailor

)
(

bad taste

bad time

bad time

bade

Baden-Powell, Sir

- - -

badge

badger

badger-legged

badinage

()

badly

badly

badly

badly

badly

badly

badly

badly

badly

badly

badly

badly

badly

badly

badly

badly

badly

badly

badly off

badly off

badminton

badness

badness

badness

badness

badness

badness

badness

badness

badness

badness

badness

badness

badness

badness

badness

badness

badness

badness

baffle

baffle

baffle plate

baffle plate

baffle plate

baffled

baffler

baffler

baffler

baffling

baffling

bag

bag

bag and baggage

bag of bones

bag of tricks

bagasse

bagatelle

Bagdad

Bagehot

baggage

baggage

baggage

(S)

bagging

baggy

baggy

bagman

bagpipe

bags

(S)

bags

bah

Bahemia

Bahm

Bahma

Bahman

Bahman

Bahmanism

-
'

Bahms

baht

baht

bail

bail

bail

bailer

bailey

bailie

bailiff

bailiwick

bainny

bainwork

bainwork

bairn

(S)

bait

bait

baize

baize

bake

bake

baker

baker

baker's dozen

bakery

bakery

Baking powder

baking soda

Balaklava

balance

balance

balance

balance

balance

balance

balance beam

balance beam

balance beam

balance of nature

balance of payment

balance of power

balance of trade

balance sheet

balance wheel

balcony

balcony

Bald

( )

Bald

( )

bald eagle

balderdash

baldly

baldly

baldness

baldness

bale

bale

bale

bale

bale

bale

bale

bale fruit

Baleen

baleen whale

baleful

baleful

baleful

balefully

balefully

balefully

balefulness

balefulness

balefulness

Bali

()

balk

balk

balk

balk

Balkan

Balkan States

Balkline

Ball

ball and socket joint

ball bearing

ball bearing

ball bearing

ball game

ball game

ball of the foot

ball of the thumb

ball park

ball pen

ball pen

ballad

ballad

ballad

Ballad monger

Ballade

Ballade

Ballade

Ballast

Ballast

Ballast

Ballast

Ballast

Ballast

ballast tank

Ballerina

Ballet

Ballet

Ballistic

Ballistics

Balloon

Balloon

balloon d' essai

balloonist

ballot

ballot

ballot

ballot

ballot box

ballot paper

ball-point pen

ballroom

ballroom dancing

ballroom dancing

bally

bally

bally

bally

ballyhoo

Balm

Balm

Balm

Balm

Balmoral

Balmy

baloney

balsam

balsam apple

Balt

Baltic

Baltic States

baluster

balustrade

Balzac

bamboo

bamboo curtain

bamboo rat

-
-
-

bamboo shoot

bamboozle

bamboozle

( )

ban

ban

ban

ban

banal

banal

banality

banana

banana split

band

band

band

band

band

bandage

bandbox

bandbox

bandeau

bandeaux

banded krait

bandicoot

bandicoot

bandit

bandit

banditti

banditti

bandmaster

bandslave

bandsman

bandstand

bandwagon

bandwagon

bandy

bandy

bandy-legged

bane

bane

baneful

baneful

banefully

banefully

banefulness

banefulness

bang

bang

bang

Bangkok

Bangkokian

bangle

banish

banish

banish

banishment

banishment

banishment

banisters

banjo

banjoist

banjorine

bank

bank

bank

bank

bank

bank

bank agent

bank bill

bank discount

bank holiday

bank note

bank of deposit

bank of deposit

Bank of England

bank of issue

Bank of Thailand

bank rate

banker

banker

banker

banker

banking

banking house

bankrupt

bankrupt

bankrupt

bankruptcy

bankruptcy

bankruptcy

Bankruptcy Court

bankruptcy law

banned

banned

banner

banns

banquet

banquet

banquet

bantam

bantam

bantamweight

banter

bantling

bantling

Bantu

banyan

Banzai

Banzai

baptism

baptism of blood

baptism of fire

baptismal

baptist

baptize

bar

bar

bar

bar

bar of music

barb

Barbados

Barbados pride

barbarian

116

barbarian

barbaric

barbarism

barbarity

barbarous

barbarously

Barbary

Barbary horse

barbecue

barbecue

barbed

barbed wire

barbell

barber

barber's pole

barbet

bard

bare

bare

bareback

barebone

bareboned

bare-faced

bare-faced

bare-faced

( )

bare-foot

bare-foot

bare-footed

bare-footed

bare-headed

bare-headed

bare-legged

bare-legged

bare-legged

bare-legged

barely

bareness

bargain

bargain sale

bargain-counter

barge

barge

bargee

barge-man

barite

baritone

barium

bark

bark

bark

bark

barkeeper

barking deer

barley

barley

barley water

barleycorn

barmaid

barman

Barmecide feast

barmy

barmy

barn

barn

barn

barn owl

barnacle

barnstorm

barnstorm

barn-yard

barometer

barometric

barometric pressure

baron

baron of beef

baronage

baroness

baronet

baronetage

baronetcy

baronial

barony

baroque

(
)

barouche

barque

barracks

barracuda

barrage

barrage

barrel

barrel

barrel organ

barrelshaped

barren

barren

barren

barrenly

barrenly

barrenly

barrenness

barrenness

barrenness

barricade

barricade

barricade

barricade

Barrie, James

barrier

barrier

barrier

barrier reef

barring

barring

barrister

barrister-at-law

barrow

Barry, Madame du

- -

bart.

bartender

barter

barter

barter

Barts

Barts

barytone

basal

basalt

basalt

bascule

bascule bridge

base

base

base

base

base

base

base string

baseball

baseboard

baseborn

baseborn

baseless

base-line

base-line

basely

basement

baseness

base-plate

bases

bases

bases

bases

bases

bases

bash

bashful

bashfully

bashfulness

basic

basic

basic

basic English

650

basil

basilica

basilisk

basin

basin

basin

basin

basis

basis

basis

basis

basis

bask

basket

basket

basket

basket chair

basket hilt

basketball

basketball

basketful

basketwork

Basque

bass

bass clef

bass violin

bassoon

bassoonist

bastard

bastard

bastard cardamom

bastard file

bastard halibut

baste

Bastille

bastion

bastion

bastion

bat

bat money

Batavia

Batavian

Batavian

Batavian

Batavian

batch

batch

batch

batch

batch

bate

bate

bate

bate

bated

bated

bath

bath

bath chair

bath keeper

bath towel

bathe

bathe

bathe

bathe

bather

bathing costume

bathing dress

bathing hut

bathing machine

bat-horse

bathos

bathrobe

bathroom

bathtub

bathtub navy

bathyscaphe

batman

baton

batsman

battalion

battalion

Battambong

batten

batten

batter

battering ram

battery

battery

battery

batting

battle

battle

battle array

battle cruiser

battle cry

battle order

battle royal

battledore

battle-field

battlemented

battlements

battler

battleship

battling

batty

bauble

bauble

baulk

baulk

bauxite

Bavaria

Bavarian

Bavaria

Bavarian

Bavarian

Bavaria

Bavarian

bawd

bawdy

bawdy house

bawdy-house

bawl

bawl

bay

bay

bay rum

bay salt

bay window

Bayard

bayon

bayonet

bayonet

bayonet charge

bayonet mount

(
)

Bayreuth

bays

bazaar

bazooka

be

be

be

be

be-

(
)

be even with

be good

be good enough

be it so

be minded

be off

be party to

be seated

be so good as

be that as it may

beach

beach

beachcomber

beachhead

beacon

Beaconsfield

bead

bead

bead

beaded

beady

beagle

beak

beak

beaker

beam

beam

beam

beamily

beaminess

beaming

beamless

beamy

bean

bean curd

bean sprout

beanfeast

bear

bear a charmed life

bear a hand

bear cat

bear company

bear down

bear in mind

bear leader

bear out

bear withness

bearable

bearableness

bearably

beard

beard

beard the lion

bearded

()

beardless

()

bearer

bearer check

bearing

bearing metal

bearings

(
)

bearish

beast

beast

beast

beast

beast of burden

beast of burden

beast of prey

beastly

beastly

beat

beat

beat

beat a retreat

beat about the bush

beat hollow

beat out of

beat the hoof

beat your brain

beaten

beatific

beatification

beatify

beatitude

Beatrice

Beau

beau

beau

beau ideal

beau monde

beau sabreur

Beaumont and Fletcher

-
-

beauteous

beauteously

beauteousness

beautification

beautiful

beautifully

beautifulness

beautify

beautify

beauty

Beauty and the Beast

beauty contest

beauty queen

beauty salon

beauty shop

beauty sleep

beauty spot

beaux

beaver

beaver town

becalmed

became

because

because of

beche-de-mer

beck

beckon

beckon

become

become

become

become effective

becoming

becomingly

bed

bed of roses

bed of thorns

bedbug

bedchamber

bedclothes

bedding

bedeck

bedevil

bedfellow

bedim

bedizen

bedlam

Bedouin

bedpan

bedplate

bedpost

bedraggled

bedridden

bedrock

bedroom

bedroom slippers

bedside

bedside manners

bedsore

bedspread

bedtime

bedtime story

bed-wetting

bee

beech

beef

beef

beef extract

beefeater

beef-steaks

beef-wood

beefy

beehive

beekeeper

beeline

been

been

been

been

beep

beep

beep

beer

beer garden

beer hall

beer house

beery

beeswax

beet

Beethoven

beetle

beetroot

beeves

befall

befall

befallen

befell

befit

befitting

befittingly

before

before

before

before

before Christ

Robinson

()

before long

before now

before the wind

before-cited

beforehand

beforehand

beforelong

before-mentioned

before-said

befoul

befoul

befriend

befuddle

befuddled

befuddled

beg

beg

beg

began

beget

()

beget

beget

beggar

beggar description

beggardom

beggarly

beggar-my-neighbor

--

beggary

begging

begging

begging bowl

begging the question

begin

begin

beginner

beginner

beginning

begone

begonia

begot

()

begot

begotten

()

begotten

begrudge

beguile

begum

begun

begun

behalf

beggar-my-neighbor

behave

behave

behavior

behaviour

behead

beheld

behemoth

behest

behind

behind

behind

behind closed doors

behind closed doors

behind my back

behind the scenes

behind the times

behind the times

behindhand

behindhand

()

behold

beholder

behoove

behove

beige

being

bejeweled

bel

belabor

belabour

belated

belatedly

belatedness

belaud

belaud

belay

belaying-pin

belch

belch

2.

belch

2.
( )

beleaguer

belfried

belfry

Belgian

Belgian

Belgic

Belgium

Belgrade

Belgravia

Belgravian

Belgravian

belie

belief

belief

believable

believe

believe

believe

believe

believer

belittle

Bell

Bell Te

bell

bell

bell buoy

bell founder

bell glass

bell jar

bell metal

bell pepper

bell punch

bell ringer

bell rope

bell the cat

bell tower

bell turret

bell, book, and candle

belladonna

bellboy

belle

the belle of Chiang Mai

Bellerophon

belles lettres

bellhop

bellicose

bellicosely

bellicosity

belligerency

belligerent

belligerent

bell-mouthed

bellow

bellow

bellow

bellows

bellows camera

bellpull

bell-shaped

bell-wether

belly

belly

belly

belly

belly dance

belly of hell

belly worship

bellyful

belong

belonging

belongings

belongings

beloved

beloved

beloved

beloved

below

below

below

below

below stairs

below the belt

(
)

below the belt

()

belt

belt

belt punch

belt tightening

belting

bemadam

bemadam

bemoan

bemuse

bench

bench mark

bench test

bencher

bench-type seat

bend

bend

bend

bend his brows

bended

bended

Bendix gear

beneath

beneath

beneath

beneath

Benedictine

benediction

benedictory

benedictory

benefaction

benefaction

benefactor

benefactress

benefice

benefice

beneficence

beneficence

beneficent

beneficent

beneficial

beneficially

beneficiary

()

beneficiary

()

benefit

benefit

benefit

benefit of clergy

- -

benefit of the doubt

Benelux

- Belgium, Netherlands, Luxe

benevolence

benevolent

benevolently

Bengal

Bengal light

Bengal quince

Bengali

Ben-Hur

benighted

benign

benignancy

benignant

benignantly

benignity

benison

Bennett, Arnold

- -

- - -

bent

bent

bent grass

benumb

benumb

benzene

benzine

benzoic

benzoic acid

benzoin

benzol

benzole

Beowulf

bequeath

bequeath

bequeath

bequest

bequest

bequest

berate

Berber

bereave

( )

bereave

( ,
)

bereaved

bereaved

( ,
)

bereaved

( )

bereaved

bereavement

( )

bereavement

( ,
)

bereft

bereft

( ,
)

bereft

( )

bereft

beret

berg

bergamot

beriberi

--

Berkeley

Berlin

berlin

( )

( ,
)

( )

( ,
)

Berlin blue

Berlin wall

berline

Bermuda grass

Bermudas

Bern

Bern Convention

Berne

Bernese Alps

berry

berserk

berserker

berth

berth

berth

beryl

beryllium

beseech

beseech

beseeching

beseeching

beseechingly

beseechingly

beseem

beseem

beseeming

beseeming

beseemingly

beseemingly

beset

beset

beset

besetting sin

beside

beside

beside

beside himself

beside himself

besides

besides

besides

besides

besiege

besiege

besiege

besmear

besmirch

besmirch

(
)

besom

besotted

2. ,

besotted

besought

besought

bespatter

bespeak

bespeak

bespoke

bespoke

bespoken

bespoken

Bessemer steel

best

best

best girl

best man

best part

best seller

bestial

bestiality

bestir

bestow

bestow

bestowal

bestowal

bestrew

bestrew

bestrewed

bestrewed

bestrewn

bestrewn

bestridden

()

bestride

()

bestrode

()

bet

bet

beta

- =B

beta rays

betake

betake

betaken

--

betaken

--

bete noir

bete noir

bete noire

bete noire

betel

( )

betel nut

( )

betel palm

Bethlehem

betide

betide

betide

betide

betide

betide

betimes

betimes

betimes

betoken

( )

betook

betook

betray

betray

betray

betrayal

betrayal

betrayer

betroth

betroth

betrothal

betrothal

betrothal

betrothed

betrothed

betrothed

(

)

betrothed

betrothed

betrothed

betted

betted

betted

betted

better

better

better feelings

better half

better part

betterment

betterment

betting

betting

bettor

bettor

between

between

between

between

between the lines

( )

between us

between us

between you and me

between you and me

between-decks

between-the-lens shutter -- -

between-whiles

between-whiles

between-whiles

betwixt

betwixt

betwixt

betwixt

betwixt and between

bevel

bevel

bevel

bevel

bevel

bevel

bevel gear

bevel wheel

beverage

bevy

bevy

bewail

bewail

bewail

bewail

beware

beware of imitations

beware of train

bewigged

(
)

bewilder

bewildering

bewilderingly

bewilderment

bewitch

bewitching

bewitchingly

bey

beyond

beyond

beyond

beyond

beyond

beyond

beyond

beyond

beyond all doubt

beyond doubt

beyond the pale of

bezel

bezique

bi-

bi-

bi-

bias

bias

bias

bias

bias

bias

biased

biased

biassed

biassed

bible

bible oath

Bible Society

biblical

biblicist

bibliography

bibliomania

bibliophile

bicameral

bicentenary

bicephalous, bichloride, bimonthly

bicentenary

bicentennial

- -

bicentennial

- -

bicephalous

biceps

biceps

bichloride

bichloride

bicker

bicker

bicuspid

bicuspid

bicycle

bicycle

bicyclist

bid

bid

bid

bid

bid

bid

bid

bid

bid

bid

bid

bid

bid

bid

bid

bid defiance to

bid defiance to

bid fair

bidden

bidden

bidden

bidder

bidding

bidding

bidding

bide

bide

bide

bide

bide

bide

bide

bide

bide

bide

bidet

biennial

biennial

bier

bifocal

(
)

big

big

big bag

Big Ben

Big Bertha

big bug

big dog

big gun

big Indian

big one

big pot

big stiff

big toad

big voice

big voice

big wig

big with young

bigamist

bigamous

bigamy

big-bellied

biggish

bigheaded

bight

big-name star

bigness

bigness

bigot

bigoted

bigotry

big-time

big'un

bijou

bijoux

bike

bikini

bilateral

bile

bile

bilge

bilge water

bilgy

bilingual

(
)

bilingualism

()

bilinguist

bilious

bilious symptoms

bilittle

bill

bill

bill board

bill broker

bill collector

bill discounter

bill hoarding

bill of divorce

bill of exchange

bill of exchange

bill of fare

bill of health

bill of indictment

bill of lading

Bill of Rights

billet

billet

billet-doux

--

billiards

billing and cooing

Billingsgate

Billingsgate compliment

billion

billionaire

billow

billow

billow

billowed

billowed

billowed

billowy

billowy

billowy

bill-poster

bill-sticker

billy

billy

billy

bimonthly

bimonthly

bin

bin

bind

bind

bind

bind

binder

binding

binding

binding

binding

binnacle

binocular

a pair of binoculars

bio

biochemistry

biographer

biographical

biographical

biography

biography

biological

biological warfare

biologically

biologist

biology

bipartisan

bipartisan

(
)

biped

birch

birch

bird

bird nest

bird of paradise

bird of passage

bird pepper

birdeyed

birdie

birdlime

bird-lore

birdman

bird's nest

birds of a feather

birdseed

bird's-eye view

--

bird's-nesting

birth

birth

birth

birth certificate

birth control

birthday

birthday book

birthday cake

birthday suit

birthmark

birthplace

birthrate

birthright

bis

bis

biscuit

biscuit color

bisect

( )

bisection

( )

bisector

( )

bishop

bishopric

Bismarck

-
-

Bismarckian

Bismarckian

Bismarckian

bismuth

bison

bison

BISR
bistro

bistro

bit

bit

bit by bit

bit of muslin

bit of mutton

bitch

bitch

bite

bite

bite

bite

bite the dust

bite the thumb

bitten

bitten

bitter

bitter

bitter

bitterly

bittern

bittern

bitterness

bitterness

bitters

bitters

bitter-sweet

bitts

bitumen

bituminous

bivalve

bivouac

bivouac

bivouacked

bivouacked

biweekly

biweekly

bizarre

bizarre

bizarre

blab

( )

black

black

black and white

black art

black cap

black cap

black cat

black coffee

black currant

black death

black death
()

black diamond

black dog

black dog

black flag

Black Forest

Black Forest

Black Friars

Black Friday

Easter

black frost

(, )

black currant

black ivory

black jack

black lead

black magic

black Maria

black market

black Mass

Black Monday

Easter

black rod

black tie

black water fever

blackball

blackball

blackbeetle

blackberry

blackberry

black-bird

black-bird

blackboard

blacken

blackguard

blackguardly

blackguardly

blackguardly

blackguardly

blackhead

blackhearted

blackie

blacking

blackish

blackleg

blackleg

blacklist

blackmail

blackness

blackout

black-varnish tree

blacky

bladder

bladder

blade

blade

blade

blade

blah

( )

blah-blah

( )

blamable

blamable

blame

blame

blame

blame

blameful

blameful

blameless

blameworthy

blameworthy

blanch

blanch

blanch

blanch

blanch

blanch

blancmange

bland

blandish

blandish

blandishment

blandishment

blandly

blandness

blandness

blank

blank

blank

blank

blank cartridge

()

blank check

blank line

blank verse

blank wall

blanket

blanket

blanket

blanket

blanket

blankety-blank

blare

blare

blarney

blarney

Blarney Stone

blase

blaspheme

blaspheme

blaspheme

blaspheme

blaspheme

blaspheme

blasphemous

blasphemous

blasphemously

blasphemy

blasphemy

blast

blast

blast

blast

blasting gelatine

blatancy

blatancy

blatancy

blatancy

blatancy

blatant

blatant

blatant

blatant

blatant

blatantly

blatantly

blatantly

blatantly

blatantly

blaze

blaze

blaze

blaze away

( , )

blaze the trail

blazer

blazing

blazon

blazon

blazon

bldg.

bleach

bleach

bleach

bleach

bleaching powder

bleak

bleak

bleakly

bleakly

bleakness

bleakness

bleakness

blear

blear

blear

bleary

bleary

()

()

bleary

bleat

bleat

bleed him white

bleeder

bleeder

bleeding heart

bleeding heart

blemish

blemish

blench

blend

blend

blend

blend

blende

blended

blended

blended

blended

blent

blent

bless

bless

bless himself

bless himself

Bless me!

Bless my eyes

Bless my soul

blessed

blessed

blessing

blest

blest

blew

blew

blight

blight

blighter

Blighty

Blighty

blimp

blimp

blimy

blind

blind

blind

blind hazard

blind hazard

blind hazard

blind snake

blindfold

( )

blindly

blindly

blindly

blindness

blindness

blink

blink

blink

blinkers

blinkers

blinkers

blinking

bliss

bliss

bliss

blissful

blissful

blissful

blissfully

blissfully

blissfully

blissfulness

blissfulness

blissfulness

blister

blister

blister

blister

blister beetle

blithe

blithe

blitheful

blitheful

blithely

blitheness

blitheness

blithesome

blithesome

blitz

blitzkrieg

blizzard

bloated

bloated

bloated

blob

blob

blob

blobber

blobberlipped

bloc

bloc

block

block

block

block

block

block

block chain

block letters

blockade

blockade

blockade

blockade

blockade-runner

blockhead

blockhead

blockhouse

blond

blond

blond

( )

blond

( )

blonde

blonde

blonde

( )

blonde

( )

blood

blood

blood bank

blood count

blood feud

blood group

blood heat

blood money

blood orange

blood plasma

blood poisoning

blood pressure

blood purge

blood sport

blood test

blood transfusion

blood vessel

blood wort

blood-and-thunder

--

()

bloodberry

blood-curdling

bloodguilty

bloodhorse

blood-hot

bloodhound

bloodhound

bloodily

bloodiness

bloodless

bloodlessly

bloodred

bloodshed

bloodshot

()

bloodstone

bloodstone

bloodsucker

bloodsucker

bloodthirsty

bloody

bloody

bloody flux

blookstained

blookstained

bloom

bloom

bloom

bloom

bloom

bloom

bloom

bloom

bloom

bloom

bloomers

bloomin'

blooming

Bloomsbury

Bloshie

= Bolshevist

blossom

blossom

blossom

blossom

blossom

blossom

blossom of youth

blot

blot

blot

blot

blot

blotch

blotch

blotch

blotch

blotch

blotched

blotchy

blotter

blotting paper

blotto

blouse

blow

blow

blow

blow

blow

blow

blow

blow

blow

blow

blow

blow

blow his own trumpet

blow hot and cold

blow hot and cold

blow hot and cold

blow out

blow over

blow over

blow the gaff

blow up

blow up

blow up

( )

blow up

blow up

blow up

blow up

( )

blow up

blow up

blow up

blow up

( )

blow up

blow your own trumpet

blowed

blowed

blowed

blowed

blowed

blowed

blower

blower

blower

blower

blowhole

blowhole

blowing great guns

blowing pipe

blown

blown

blown me

blowy

blubber

blubber

blubber

blubber

Blucher

bludgeon

bludgeon

bludgeon

bludgeon

blue

blue

blue

blue

blue

blue

Blue Beard

blue blood

blue book

blue chip

blue chip

(
)

blue chip

Blue Cross

blue ensign

blue fish

blue fish

blue funk

blue jeans

blue Monday

blue moon

blue moon shine

Blue Nile

blue ribbon

blue ribbon

bluebell

bluebell

blueberry

blueberry

bluebird

bluebird

bluebottele

bluebottele

bluebottele

bluejacket

blueprint

blueprint

blueprint

blues

bluestocking

bluey

bluff

bluff

bluff

bluff

bluff

bluff

bluffness

bluffness

bluish

blunder

blunder

blunder

blunder

blunder

blunder

blunder

blunder

blunder

blunderbuss

blunt

blunt

blunt

blunt

blunt

blunt

blunt

blunt

blunt

blunt

blunt

blunt

blunt

blunt

blunt

blunt

blunt

blunt

bluntly

bluntly

bluntly

bluntly

bluntly

bluntly

bluntness

bluntness

bluntness

bluntness

bluntness

bluntness

blur

blur

blur

blur

blur

blur

blur

blur

blurb

blurt

blurt

blurt

blush

blush

blush

blushful

blushful

blushful

blushfully

blushfully

blushfully

blushing

blushing

blushing

blushingly

blushingly

blushingly

bluster

bluster

bluster

bluster

blustering

blustering

blusteringly

blusteringly

BNF

bo

boa

boa constrictor

boa constrictor

boanvist

boar

boar

boar

board

board

board

board

board

board

board

board

board

()

board meeting

Board of Admiralty

board of commissioners

board of directors

board of directors

board of directors

board of directors

Board of Education

Board of Trade

Board of Trade Unit

boarder

boarder

boarding fee

boarding school

boarding-house

boast

boast

boast

boast

boast

boast

boast

boast

boast

boastful

boastful

boastful

boastfully

boastfully

boastfully

boastfulness

boastfulness

boastfulness

boat

boat

boat

boat

boat

boat

boat

boat

boat deck

boat train

boatful

boathook

boathouse

boatload

boatman

boatman

boatswain

bob

bob

bob

bobbin

bobbin

bobby

bobby

bobby

bobby pin

bobby pin

bobby-socks

bobby-soxer

bobsled

bobsleigh

bobstays

bobtail

bobtail

bobtailed

Boccaccio

Decame

Boche

bock-beer

bode

bode

bodice

bodiless

bodily

bodily

bodily

bodily

bodily fear

bodkin

body

body

body odor

body politic

body servant

bodyguard

Boer

Boer War

Boer .

bog

bog

bog

bog

bog ore

bog peat

bogey

bogey

boggle

boggle

boggle

boggle

boggy

bogie

bogie

bogle

bogle

bogus

bogus

bogy

bogy

Bohemian

Bohemian

Bohemian

Bohemian

Bohemian

Bohemian

Bohemian

boil

boil

boil

boil

boil

boil

boil

boil

boiled shirt

boiler

Bohemian

boiler iron

boiler plate

boiling point

Bois de Boulogne

boisterous

boisterously

boisterousness

bold

bold

bold

bold face

bold-faced

bold-faced

boldly

boldly

boldly

boldness

Bolivia

Bolivian

Bolivian

Bolivian

Bolivian

boll-weevil

bollworm

Bolshevic

Bolshevic

Bolsheviki

Bolsheviks

Bolshevism

-'

Bolshevist

Bolshevist

Bolshevists

Bolshoi Ballet

Bolshy

bolster

bolster

bolt

bolt

bolt

bolt

bolt

bolt

bolt

bolt

bolt

bolt

bolt

bolt

bolt

bolt

bolt

bolt action

bolt action rifle

-'

bolt from the blue

bolt from the blue

bolt upright

bom bax cotton

- -'

bomb

bomb

bombard

bombard

bombardier

bombardier beetle

-'

bombardment

bombardment

bombast

bombastic

bombastic

bombastically

bombax

Bombay

bombay duck

bomber

bombproof

bomb-shell

bon

bon accord

bon accord

bon ami

bon ami

bon mot

bon ton

bon vivant

bon vivant

bona fide

bona fide

bona fides

bonanza

bonanza

bonanza

bonanza

bonanza

bonanza

Bonaparte

Bonapartist

bonbon

bond

bond

bond

bond

bond paper

Bond Street

bondage

bondage

bonded debt

bondmaid

bondman

bonds

bondser vant

bondsman

bondswoman

bondwoman

bone

bone ash

bone black

bone earth

bone of contention

bone setter

bone spavin

bone spavin
,

bone-dry

boneshaker

Boney

- = Bonaparte

bonfire

bonhomie

bonhomie

Bonn

bonne bouche

bonnet

bonnie

bonnie

bonnie

bonny

bonny

bonny

bonus

bony

bony

bonz

boo

boo

booby

booby

booby prize

booby trap

boobyish

boobyish

boodle

'

boodle

'

booh

booh

boohoo

boohoo

book

book

book

book

book club

book notices

book of matches

book of stamps

book post

book stand

book value

bookbinding

bookcase

bookie

booking clerk

booking hall

booking office

bookish

bookkeeping

booklet

booklet

book-lined

bookmaker

(
)

bookman

bookmark

bookmarker

bookmarker

bookstall

bookworm

boom

boom

boom

boom

boomerang

booms

boon

boon

( )

boon

boon

boondoggle

-'

boor

boor

boorish

boorish

boorishly

boorishly

boorishness

boorishness

( )

boost

boost

boost

boost

booster

booster

boot

boot

boot

boot

boot

boot

bootblack

booth

bootlegger

bootless

boots

booty

booze

booze

booze

booze

boozed

bopeep

boracic acid

borax

Bordeaux

Bordeaux

bordeaux mixture

Bordeaux -

border

border

border

border

border

border

border

border

border

border

border

border

border stone

borderland

borderline

bore

bore

bore

bore

bore

bore

bore

bore

bore

bore

bored

boredom

boredom

boric

boron

boric

boron

boring

boring

boring bit

borings

borings

born

born

born

borne

borne

borne

Borneo

Boro Budur

boron

boron

boyish

boyish

boyle

Boy's Brigade

boyscout

Br.

bra

brace

brace

brace

brace

brace

brace

bracelet

bracer

bracer

braces

bracing

bracing

bracken

bracken

bracken

bracket

bracket

brackish

brackish

brackishness

brackishness

brae

brag

brag

braggadocio

braggadocio

braggart

braggart

bragging

bragging

braid

()

braid

braided

braided

braille

braille

brain

brain

brain fag

brain fever

brain trust

brain wave

brainless

brainwash

brainwash

brake

brake

brake

brake

brake

brake

brake band

brake drum

brake horsepower

brake lining

brake pedal

brakeman

bramble

bramble

brambleberry

brambleberry

bramblebush

bramblebush

bran

branch

branch

branch

branch

branch

branch

brand

brand

brand

brand

brandish

brandish

()

brand-new

Brandshaw

brandy

brandy pawnee

brandy snap

brash

brasier

brass

brass

brass band

brass founder

brass hat

brass instrument

brass knuckles

brass plate

brass tack

brassiere

brasss farthing

brassy

brassy

brat

bratling

bratling

brava

bravado

bravo

brawl

brawl

brawl

brawl

brawn

brawn

brawny

brawny

bray

()

bray

()

bray and roar

brazenly

Brazil

Brazil nut

Brazilian

Brazilwood

breach

breach

breach

bread

bread a lance

bread winner

bread-and-cheese

breadbasket

breadboard

breadfruit

breadline

breadstuff

breadth

break

break

break

break

break

break

break

break

break

break bread

break bulk

break down

break his fast

break in

break in upon

break jests

break jests

break loose

break neck speed

break of dawn

break of day

break silence

break the ground

break the ice

break up

breakable

breakage

breakdown gang

( )

breaker

breakfast

breakfast

breakthrough

breakthrough

breakwater

bream

breast

breast

breast wall

breastbone

breastdeep

breastdeep

breast-fed

(
)

breastplate

breastrial

breastspin

breastwork

breath

breathe

breathe

breather

breathless

breathlessly

breathtaking

breccia

bred

bred

bred

breech

breech action

breech mechanism

breechblock

breeches

breeches buoy

breeching

breechloader

breech-loading firearm

breed

breed

breed

breeder

breeder ractor

breeze

breeze

breezy

bren gun

breton

Brittany

breton

brevet

brevet

brevity

brew

( )

brew

brew

brew house

brewage

( )

brewage

brewer

brewery

briar

bribe

bribe

bribe

bridegroom

bridesmaid

bridge

bridge

Bridge of Sighs

Bridge train

Bridgehead

BridgeLondon ivy

bridle

bridle

bridle

( )

bridle hand

bridle path

bridle road

bridle way

bridpost

bridpost dagger

brief

brief

brief

brief bag

brief of title

briefcase

briefly

brier

brig

brigade

brigade major

brigadier

brigadier general

brigand

brigandage

brigandine

brigantine

Bright

bright

brighten

brighten

brightly

brightness

brim

brim

brim

brimful

brimful

brimstone

brine

2. () , ,

brine

brine pan

brine pit

brine pump

bring

bring a hornet's nest

bring about

bring about

bring an action

bring down

()

bring down the house

bring forth

bring forth

bring forward

bring forward

bring home

bring into effect

bring into effect

bring into line

bring into line

bring on

bring on

bring round

bring to a close

bring to a close

bring to attention

bring to book

bring to himself

bring to his knees

bring to his sense

bring to life

bring to light

bring to mind

bring up

bring up by hand

()

bring up the rear

brinich

brinich tear

brink

brink

brink manship

briny

briquet

briquette

brisk

brisk

brisk

brisket

briskly

brisknees

brisling

bristle

bristle

bristle

bristle with difficulties

bristled

britain

britannia

britannia metal

britannic

brition

british

british

British Association

Corporation

of Nation

British Empire

Force

British Isles

British Legion

British Musuem

British Thermal Unit

britisher

brittany

brittle

brittle

brittleness

brittleness

broach

broad

broad

broad gage

broadax

broadaxe

broadcast

broadcast

broadcast

broadcast

broadcast

broadcast band

broadcloth

broaden

broaden

broadly

broadly

broadness

broadness

broadsheet

broadside

broadspread

broadsword

broadway

brobdingnag

brobdingnagain

brobdingnagain

brocade

brocaded

broccoli

brochure

broil

broiler

broke

( )

broken

broken

broken-heart

broker

brokerage

bromate

bromic acid

bromide

bromide paper

bromine

bromoil

bronchia

bronchial

bronchitis

broncho

broncho-pneumonia

bronco

brontosaurua

bronze

bronze

bronze powder

bronzed

bronzed Age

brooch

brood

brood

brood

brood

broodmare

brook

brooklyn

broom

broom

broomstaff

broomstick

Bros

broth

brothel

brother

brother

brother jonathan

""

brother-in-law

--

brother-in-law

--

brotherlike

brotherlike

brotherliness

brotherliness

brotherly

brotherly

brothers of the quill

brothers-in-arms

brothers-in-arms

brotherthood

brotherthood

brothren

brougham

brought

brought

brought over

brought to bed

brow

brow

browbeat

browbeat

brown

brown

brown

brown

brown bess

brown bread

brown study

brownie

brownie

browning

brownish

brows

browse

browse

browse

brugue

bruise

bruise

bruised

brummell,Beau

brunet

brunet

brunette

brunette

brunt

( )

brush

brush

brush

brush

brush

brush

brushwood

brushy

brusque

()

brusquely

()

brusqueness

()

Brussels

Brussels sprouts

brutal

brutal

brutality

brutalize

brutalize

brutally

brutally

brute

brute

brute force

brutu

Bt.

bubble

bubble

bubble

bubble and squeak

bubbling

()

bubbling

bubo

bubonic

bubonic plague

buccaneer

buccaneer

buck

buck

buck shot rule

buck up

buckboard

buckboard

buckcart

bucket

bucket shop

bucket type seat

bucketful

Buckingham Palace

--

buckle

'

buckle

'

buckle

'

buckram

bucksaw

'

buckshot

'

buckskin

'

buckskin

'

buckwagon

'

buckwheat

buckwheat cake

bud

bud

bud

bud grafting

Buddha

Buddha Gaya

Buddha's footprint

Buddha's hand

Buddha's tooth

Buddhims

Buddhimst

Buddhimstic

budding

buddist

buddy

budge

budge

budget

budget

budget

budget

budget Act

budget Bureau

budget holiday

budget speech

budgetary

buff

buff

buff

buff wheel

buffallo

buffallo chip

buffer

buffer

buffer state

buffet

buffet car

buffet dinner

buffoon

buffoonery

()

bug

bug

bugaboo

bugbear

buger

bugery

buggle

buggle

buggler

buggy

build

build

build

building

building

building

association

building law

building soceity

buildup

buildup

built

built

bulb

bulbed

bulbous

bulbul

buldozer

bulgar

bulgarian

bulgarian

bulgaric

bulgaric

bulge

bulge

bulk

bulk

bulk

bulkhead

bulkiness

bulkiness

bulky

bulky

bull

bull headed

bull of bashan

bull whale

bull-baiting

bull-dog

bulldose

bulldoze

bullet

bullet money

bullet proof

bulletin

bull-faced

bullfight

bullfinch

bullfinch

bullfrog

bullfrog

bullion

bullish

bullock

bullock's heart

bull's eye

bullterrier

bullterrier

bullwhack

bullwhack

bully

bully

bully beef

bully-off

bully-off

bullyrag

bulrush

bulwark

bum

bumbailiff

bumble-bee

bumbling

bumboat

bummer

bummer

bump

bump

bump

bump

bumper

bumper

bumping race
bumpkin

bumptious

bumptious

bumptiously

bumptiously

bumptiousness

bumpy

bump

bun

buna

bunch

bunch

bunch

bund

bundle

bundle

bundle

bung

bung

bungalow

bunghole

bungle

bungle

bungle

bungling

bunion

bunk

bunk

bunker

bunker

bunker oil

bunkum

bunny

Bunsen burner

bunt

bunt

( )

bunting

bunting

buntings

buntings

buoy

buoy

buoyancy

buoyant

bur

bur

burbot

burden

burden

burdensome

burdock

bureau

Bureau of Census

- -

Revenue

Bureau of Standards

Bureau of the Budget

bureaucracy

--

bureaucrat

bureaucratic

bureaucratist

--

bureaux

burette

burg

burgee

burgess

burgh

burgher

burglar

burglar alarm

burglarious

burglariously

--

burglarproof

burglary

burgle

burgle

burgomaster

Burgundy

burial

burial

burial society

burin

Burke

burke

burke

Burke's Peerage

burlap

burlesque

()

burlesque

burlesque

burley

- -

burly

Burma

Burmah

Burman

Burmese

Burmese

Burmese

burn

burn

burn

burn daylight

burn daylight

burn his boats

ends

burn the midnight oil

burn your fingers

burned

burned

burner

burning

burning point

( )

burnish

burnish

burnoose

burnous

Burns

burnt

burnt offering

burnt sienna

burp gun

burr

burro

burrow

burrow

burrow

bursar

bursarship

bursary

burst

burst

burst

burst

()

burst

burthen

bury

bury the hatchet

bus

bus conductor

bus wire

busby

buses

bush

bush fire

bushel

bushido

bushing

bushman

bushman

bushmanship

bushranger

bushranger

bushy

bushy

busily

busily

business

business administration

business card

business college

business end

business English

business hours

business of the day

business replycard

business school

business-house

businesslike

businessman

buskin

buskined

buskins

busman

busman's holiday

busses

bust

bust

bust

bustle

bustling

busy

busy

busy as a bee

busybody

busyness

but

but

but

but

but one

butcher

butcher

butcher boy

butcher meat

butcher shop

butchers' meat

butler

butler

Butler, Samuel

- -

- -

butt

butt

butt welding

butter

butter

butter

butter

butter knife

butter miss

butterboat

buttercup

butterfat

butterfingers

butterfish

( )

butterfly

butterfly

butterfly screw

butterscotch

buttery

buttery

buttjoint

buttocks

buttocks

button

button

button

buttoned-up coat

button-hole

buttress

buttress

buxom

buy

buy

buy

buy a pig in a poke

buy for a song

buy the refusal of

buyer's market

buyer's option

()

buzz

buzz

buzz

()

buzzard

buzzer

by

by

by

by

by all accounts

by all means

by all means

by and by

by and large

means

by deputy

by far

by fits and snatches

by fits and starts

by George

by God

by half

by halves

by heart

by hook or crook

()

by inches

by jingo

(
)

by Jove

by leaps and bounds

by marriage

by no means

by stander

by that time

by the by

by the bye

by the card

by the head and ears

by the instrumentality of

( )

by the medium of

by the piece

by the same token

by the skin of his teeth

()

by the way

by then

by virtue of

by way

by way of

bye

bye-bye

bye-law

by-election

bygone

( )

by-law

by-line

bypass

bypass

()

bypath

by-play

by-product

byre

byroad

Byron

Byronic

bystreet

byway

byword

Byzantine

Byzantine architecture

Byzantine Empire

English

Pronunciation

Type

Lao

cab

cabal

cabaret

cabbage

cabby

caber

)
(

cabin

cabinet

cabinet

cabel

cabel

cabel

cable television

)
(

cable car

caboodle

() the whole caboodle ,

cacao

cache

1.

cackle

cackle

2.

cacophony

cacophonous

cactus

2.

,
)

2.


2.

(Scot)

2. (, )

2.

2.

()

cad

()
,

cadastre

cadastral

cadastral map

cadaver

cadaverous

caddie caddy

caddie caddy

caddy

caddies ( )

cadence

2.

cadenza

cadet

cadetship

cadge

1. ,

cadger

cadmium

2.

cadre

Caesarean

caesium

caf

cafeteria

caffeine

(
)

caftan

cage

2.

2.
(

2.

cage

cageling

cagey, cagy

caginess

() ( , )

cagoule

cahoots

in cahoots

cairn

( )

cajole

cajolement

cajoler

cake

2.
()

caked

calamari

2.

calamine

calamity

calamitous

calcium

calculable

calculate

calculated

calculating

calculation

calculator

calculus

, ,

2. ,

, ,

2. ,

2.



2.

1.

calendar

2.

calf

calves ( )

calf

calves ( )

calfskin

calibrate

calibration

calibre

calico

caliph

call

,

2.

call a person's bluff

2.

callgirl
call for

call in

2.

call it a day

call of nature

call off

call on

call out

call the tune

call up

call

2. ,
,

call someone names

call-box

2.

2.

caller

2. ,

calligraphy

calling

calliper

callipers

callous

callously

callousness

callow

callus

calm

calm

calmly

calmness

calorie

caloric

calorific

( calorie)

calumniate

calumny

1.

calve

(calved, calving) ( )

calves

calypso

calyx

camaraderie

2. , ,

( ) callus ( )
1. , , ,

() ,
()

,

,
2.

calf
1.

, (),

camber

camber

cambric

camcorder

came

come

camel

2.

camel

camellia

cameo

1.

camera

cameraman

camomile

camouflage

, ,

camouflage

camp

camp

campaign

campaign

, , ,

campaigner

2.

camper

campfire

camphor

camphorated

camping

camelhair

2.

2.

2. , ,

campion

campus

campsite

can

1. ,

can

can

canal

canap

canary

cancan

cancel

cancellation

cancer

cancerous

candelabrum

candid

candidly

candidness

candidate

2.

candidacy

candidature

candied

candle

candlelight

(canned,canning)

,

2.

canaries ( )

1.

2.

,
() ,
() ,

candlestick

candour

candy

candy

2.

candy-floss

cane

cane

canine

2.

(caned, caning)

canine tooth

2.

canine

canister

canker

cannabis

canned

cannery

canneloni, cannelloni

cannibal

2.

cannibalism

cannibaliz(s)ation

cannibaliz(s)e

cannon

cannon

cannon

cannon-ball

2. ,

2.



2.

2.

cannon-fodder

cannonade

cannot

= can not

canny

cannily

canoe

canoe

1.

canoeing

canoeist

canon

2. , ,

canoniz(s)e

canoniz(s)ation

canopy

1. , , ,

cant

()

cant

cant

2.


,

can't

() = cannot

cantaloupe

cantankerous

canteen

canter

canter

()

canticle

2.

cantilever

(cannier, canniest) ,

2.

canton

canvas

canvas

,
2.

2.

canvass

canvasser

canyon

cap

cap

cap in hand

capability

capable

capably

capacious

capacity

capacities

cape

cape

caped

caper

caper

2. () ,

caper

capillary

capillary

capillary tube

2.

1. ,
, ()

( )

capital

2. ()

capital letters

capital punishment

capital

2.

capital appreciation

capital expenditure

capital flight

capital formation

capital gains

capital inflow

capital outflow

capital structure

capital-intensive

capitaliz(s)ation

capitaliz(s)e

capitalism

capitalist

2. ,

capitulate

capitulation

cappuccino

cappuccinos

caprice

capricious

capriciously

2.
,

2.

2.

2.

capriciousness

capsicum

capsize

capstan

)
,

2.

capsule

captain

2.

captain

captaincy

caption

2.

captious

captivate

captivation

captivating

captive

captive

captivity

captor

capture

2. ,

capture

2.

capturer

car

2.

carafe

caramel

carameliz(s)e

2.

2.


2. ( )

2.

2.

carapace

carat

caravan

caravanning

caraway

carbine

carbohydrate

carbolic

carbon

carbon copy

carbon dioxide

carbon monoxide

carbon paper

carbonate

carbonate

carbonated

carboniferous

carboniz(s)e

carbuncle

carburettor

carcass

2. ,

2. ,

carcasses

carcinogen

carcinogenic

)



2.

( )
carbolic acid

2.

carbon dioxide ,

2. Carboniferous Period

2.

2. , , ,

card

card

card-carrying member

card-holder

)
(

cardphone

card-sharper

cardamom, cardamum

( )

cardboard

cardiac

cardigan

cardinal

( )

cardinal

cardinal numbers

1 2 3

cardinal points

cardiogram

cardiograph

cardiography

cardiology

cardiologist

care

2. ,

care for

2.

care

2. , ,

career

2. ,

career

2.

careerist

careers

careers advisor

carefree

careful

carefullness

carefully

careless

carelessly

carelessness

2.
,

carer

caress

caress

caret

caretaker

2.

cargo

2.

2.

cargoes

Caribbean

Caribbean

caribou

(caribou)

caricature

caricature

2.

caricaturist

caries

2.

caries

carillon

caring

carjacking

carmine

carmine

carnage

carnal

2.

2.
,
2. ,

carnal knowledge
carnation

carnival

carnivore

carnivorous

carol

carouse

carousal

carousel

carp

carp

car-park

carpenter

carpentry

2. ,

carpet

carpet

2. () , ,

,

, ,

carpetbagger

carpeted

carpeting

2.

carphone

carport

carrel

carriage

2.

carriageway

carrier

2.

carrion

carrot

carry

1. , , , , , ,

carry the day

carried away

carry forward

carry out

carry on

2. ()

carry over

car-sick

car-sickness

cart

cart

,

,

carte blanche

carte blanche

2.
(
),

2.

2.

cart-horse

cartel

cartilage

cart-load

2.

cartography

cartographer

cartographic

carton

( ), ()

cartoon

2. (
),

cartoonist

cartridge

2. ,

cartwheel

carve

2. , ,

carve up

1.

carver

carvery

carving

carving

2. ,

carving knife
casanova

()

cascade

2.

cascade

case

case

2.

, ()

2.
,

case

2.

case history

case law

case study

casement

cash

cash and carry

cash account

cash book

cash crop

cash economy

cash flow

cash in on

cash on delivery

cash payment

cash register

cash reserve requirement

cash

cashew

cashier

cashmere

casing

engine casings

casino

casinos

2.

cask

casket

cassava

casserole

2.

cassette

cassock

cast

1. , ,

cast about for

cast back

cast down

cast iron

cast off

cast-offs

castanets

castaway

caste

castigate

2. ,

castigation

2. ,

casting vote

castle

castor

2.

castor sugar

castor oil

2.

,
2.

2.

castrate

,
( )

castration

casual

casual employment

casually

casualness

casualty

casualties

casualty ward

casuarina

cat

cat-and-dog life

cat's-paw

cataclysm

,
( )

cataclysmic

catacombs

catafalque

catalogue

2.

catalogue

catalysis

catalyst

2.

catamaran

catapult

catapult

2. ,

2. ,

,
,

2.

2.

let the cat out of the bag

2.

,
2.

cataract

2.

cataarh

catastrophe

catastrophic

catcall

catch

1. ,

catch an illness

catch fire

catch it

()

catch on

, ,

catch someone's eye

catch up

1. , 2.

catch out

catch-phrase

catchword

catch

2. ,

catches

catcher

2.

catching

catchment area

catch-up

catchy

1. () ,

catechism

categorical

2.

2. ()

()

2.
,

categorically

categoriz(s)e

, ,

category

, ,
,

cater

caterer

2.

catering

caterpillar

, ,

catfish

cathedral

Catherine-wheel

catheter

cathode

catholic

Catholic

Catholic

Catholicism

catkin

catnap

catnap

catsuit

cattle

catty

cattily

catwalk

2.

(cattier, cattiest) , ( )

2.

caucus

caught

cauldron

cauliflower

causal

causality

causation

causative

cause

cause

causeless

causeway

caustic

cauteriz(s)ation

cauteriz(s)e

caution

2.

caution

cautionnary

cautious

cautiousness

cavalcade

cavalier

cavalier

cavalry

catch

, ,

,

2.

, , ,

2.

2.

2. ()

cave

cave

1. ,

caveat

2.

caveman

1.

cavern

cavernous

caviare

cavil

cavil

caving

cavity

cavities ( ) ,

cavort

caw

caw

CB = Citizens' Band

CD = Compact Disc

CD-ROM

cease

, ,

cease

without cease

cease-fire

ceaseless

cedar

cede

cedilla

,

,

2.
faade

2.

ceiling

celebrant

celebrate

celebrated

celebratory

celebration

2.

celebrity

1.
,

celery

celestial

celestial bodies

celibacy

celibate

cell

2.

cellar

cellist

cello

cellophane

cellular

cellular blankets

cellulite

celluloid

cellulose

Celcius

cement

2.

2.

, ,

2.

2
,

cement

2. , , ,

cemetery

cemeteries ( )

cenotaph

censer

censor

censor

censorious

censorship

censure

census

cent

centenarian

centenary

centennial

center

( ) = centre

centerfold

( ) = centrefold

centerpiece

Centigrade

(
= centrepiece

centilitre

centimetre

centipede

central

central nervous system

()

central planning

, ,


,

censuses ( )

per cent

2.

2. ,

central processing unit

(CPU)

centralism

centralist

centraliz(s)ation

centraliz(s)e

centrall

centre

centre of gravity

centre

2.

centerfold

centerpiece

centrifuge

centrifugal

centrifugal force

centrist

centurion

century

1.
,

cephalopod

ceramic

ceramics

cereal

,
2. ( )

2.

) ,

,


2.

2.


2.
(
)

cerebral

ceremonial

ceremonious

, ,

ceremoniously

ceremony

certain

certainly

certainly

1.

certificate

, , ,

certification

certified

certify

,
(certified, certifying)

certitude

cervical

cervix

1. ,

cessation

cession

cesspit

, ,

cesspool

chafe

, ,

2. ,

chaff

2.

chaff

() ,

chaffinch

chaffinches ( )

chagrin

chain

,
,

chain of mountains

chain-reaction

a certain
person

2.

2.

2.

chain-smoke

chain-store

chain

chair

chair

chairman

chairmen ( )

chairmanship

chairperson

chairwoman

chalet

chairwomen
)
(
)

chalice

chalk

2.

chalk

chalk up

chalky

challenge

challenge

challenger

challenging

chamber

2.

chamber music

chamber-pot

chamberlain

chambermaid

, ,

take the chair

2.

2 ,
,
1.

2.

2. ,

chameleon

chamois

1.

chamomile

champ

()
(
)

champ

()
,

champagne

champignon

champion

champion

champion

championship

chance

2. ,

chance

2. ()

chance

chancel

chancellery

chancellor

chancy

chandelier

chandler

change

2.

change down

change into

change hands

2.

,


2.
(
,

2.

2.

2.

, ,

2.

change of heart

2.

change your mind

change over

change up

change

2.

changeability

changeable

,
,

changeless

changeling

channel

2.

channel

1.

chant

chant

2.

chaos

chaotic

chaotically

chap

( , , ),

chap

( , , ),

chap

chapel

chaperone

chaperone

chaplain

chaplaincy

()

2.

,

,
,
,

2.

chaps

chapped

chapter

2.

char

, ()

char

character

2. ,

characteriz(s)ation

characteriz(s)e

2. ,

characteristic

characteristic

characteristically

characterless

charade

charades

charcoal

charge

charge

2.

charge card

( , , )

,

,
,

2. , , ,

,

2.

chargeable

charger

chariot

charioteer

charisma

charismatic

2.

2.

charitable

charitably

charity

1.

charlatan

, ,

charlie

charm

(
) ,

charm

charmer

charming

charmingly

charmless

charnel (house)

charred

chart

2.

chart

charter

2. ( , , )

charter flight

charter

2. ( , , )

2. ,

2.

,
, ,
2.

2. () , ( )

charter member

chartered flight

chartered

chartered

charterer

( , , )

charwoman

charwomen ( )

chary

1.

2.

chase

chase

chaser

2. ()

chasm

chassis

chaste

chasten

chastise

2. ,

chastisement

2. ,

chastity

chat

chat

chteau

chateaux ( )

chat-show

chattels

chatter

chatter

chatterbox

()

chatterer

chatty

chauffeur

chauffeur

chauvinism

chauvinist

2.
,

2.



,

2. (
) (
)

1.

chauvinist chauvinistic

cheap

cheap money

cheaply

cheapness

cheapen

()

cheapo

cheapskate

()

cheapy, cheapie

() ,

cheat

2. ()

cheat on

cheat

, ,
,

check

check in

2.

,

,
,

check off

check out

()

check-up

()

check list

check

2.

checked

checkmate

checkmate

2.

checkout

checkpoint

1. ,

() ,

2.

cheddar

cheek

cheekily

cheekiness

cheeky

cheer

(


)

cheer up

cheer

(
)

cheerful

cheerfulness

cheerio

()

cheerless

cheerlessness

cheers

cheery

cheese

cheesecake

(
, )

cheese-off

1.

cheesy

1.

cheetah

chef

chemical

(cheekier,

cheekiest)

),



2.

1. (
),

chemical warfare
chemical

2.

chemically

chemist

2.

chemistry

chemotherapy

cheque

chequered

cherish

2.

cherry

cherries ( )

cherub

1.

cherubic

chess

chessboard

chest

,
2.

2.

16 )

2. ,

chest of drawers

2.

chestnut

chesty

chevron

()

chew

chewing-gum

chewy

(chewier, chewiest)

chic

, ,

chicane

chicanery

chicaneries ( )
,

chick

, ,

()

chick

()
( )

chick pea

chicken

2.

2. ()

chicken feed
chicken out

() ,

chicken-pox

chicory

chide

chief

chief

chiefly

chieftain

chiffon

chignon

chilblain

child

1.

child-bearing

child-bearing age

child-minder

child-minding

childbirth

childhood

2. ,

childish

childishly

(chided chid, chidden, chiding)

,

,
,

2.
,

2. (),

childishness

childless

childlessness

childlike

childproof

children

( ,
)

2. , ( ) child

chill

chill

2.
,

chilli

chillies ( )

chilliness

chilling

chillingly

chilly

chime

chime in

(),

chime with

chime

2. ( ) ,

chimney

1.

chimney-pot

chimney-sweep

chimpanzee

chin

china

Chinatown

2.

2. ,
,
1. ,
, ()

chinese

chinese

2.

chink

2.

chink

Chink

()(
)

chinstrap

chinkz

chinkzes ( )

chinwag

chip

()

2.

chip

1. , ,

chip in

1.

chipboard

chipmunk

chipped

chipping

chiropodist

chiropody

chiropractic

chiropractor

chirp

2.

chirp

chirpy

chisel

chisel

1.

(,
)

chitchat

()

chitchat

()

chitterlings, chitlins

chivalry

chivalrous

chivalrously

chive

chivvy

() , ,

chlorinate

chlorinated

chlorination

chloride

chlorine

chloroform

chloroform

chlorophyll

chock

,
,

chock-a-block

chock-full

chocolate

chocoholic

()

choice

2. ,

choice

choir

2.

2.

)


(

2.

(choicer, choicest) ,

choirboy

)

(

choirmaster

choke

2. ,

choke

choked

choko

cholera

choleric

cholesterol

chomp

()
,

chook

()

choose

1.

choosy

()

chop

chop

1. , , , ,

chop up

chop

chop and change

chop-chop

chopper

choppy

choppiness

chops

chopsticks

choral

2. ()

2.

2. ,
,
(choppier, choppiest) (,
)

lick one's chops

chorale

chord

2. , ,

chord

chore

choreograph

choreographer

choreography

chorister

chortle

chortle

chorus

chorus

chose

choose

chosen

choose

chowder

Christ

christen

2.

christening

2.

Christian

Christian era

Christian name

Christian

Christianity

Christmas

2.

2.

, (
)

chromatic

chrome

chrome

2.
(chromium)

chromium

chromosome

chronic

(cell)

chronically

chronicle

chronicle

)
(

chronological

chronology

chronometer

( )

chrysalis

chrisalises ( )

chrysanthemum

chubbiness

chubby

chuck

chuck

chuck

chuckle

chuckle

chug

, ( )

chug

chum

2. (),

(chubbier, chubbiest)

) ,

2.

() ,

chum up

chummy

chunk

chunky

chupatty, chupatti

chuppatties ( )

church

1.

churchgoer

( )

churchgoing

( )

churchyard

churl

churlish

churn

2.

churn

2. ,

churn out

chute

2. ()

chutney

CIA

)
(

cicada

cider

cigar

cigarette

cinder

cine-camera

cinema

)
, (

(chummier,
,

chummiest)

2.

1.
,

2.

2.

cinematic

)
(

cinemagoer

cinemagoing

)
(

cinematographer

)
(

cinematography

)
(

cinnamon

cipher

2.

circle

circle

2.

circuit

2. , ,

circuit-breaker

circuitous

circular

circular

circularity

( )

circulate

circulation

,

2.

circumcise

circumcision

circumference

circumflex accent

circumlocution

fte

circumnavigate

circumnavigation

come full circle

,


2.

2.

2.

2.
,

circumscribe

circumspect

circumspection

circumstance

2.

circumstancial

circumvent

circumvention

circus

circuses ( )

cirrhosis

cissy, sissy

cissy, sissy

cistern

citadel

cite

citation

1.

(
),

citizen

2.

citizenry

citizenship

citrus fruit

city

cities ( ) , ,

citywide

citywide

civic

civics

2.

2.

2.

2.

civil

civil law

civil right

the Civil Service

civil war

civilian

civility

civilities ( )

civiliz(s)ation

civiliz(s)e

2.

civiliz(s)ed

clack

clack

clad

2.
,

cladding

claim

claim

claimant

clairvoyant

clairvoyance

clam

clam up

()

clamber

clammy

clamour, clamor

,
2.

2.

2.
,

2. ,

(clammier,
clammiest)

2.

clamour, clamor

clamorous

clamp

clamp

clamp down on

clan

, ,
, , ,

clandestine

clang

clang

clanger

clank

, , ,

clank

clannish

clannishness

clap

1.

clap

2.

clap

clapper

claptrap

claret

2.

clarify

clarification

1.

clarinet

clarinettist

2.

2.

2.

clarion

2.

clarion call

clarity

2.

clash

2. ,
, ,

clash

clasp

2. ,

clasp

2. , ,

class

1.

, ,

class

classic

classical

classical music

classical actor

classical dance

classics

(Latin)

classifiable

classified

classification

classify

classless

classmate

classroom

classy

clatter

2. , , ,

2.

( )

2. () ()

(classified, classifying) ,
,

)
(

clatter

clause

2.

claustrophobia

claustrophobic

clavicle

claw

2.

claw

2.

claw back

2.

claw hammer

clay

clayey

clean

2.

clean

clean

clean up

clean-cut

2. ,

cleaner

2.

cleaning

cleanliness

cleanly

cleanly

cleanness

cleanse

cleanser

2. (
)

2.
( )

1.

clear

clearly

clearness

clear

clear

clear away

clear off

clear out

) ,
(

clear up

clearance

clear-cut

clearing

clearway

cleavage

cleave

1.

cleave

1. ,

cleaver

clef

clef

cleft

clement

clemency

clench

2. (
)

clergy

2.

2.

2.

2. ( )

2.

2.
( )

2.

, ,

cleave
2. ()
,

2. ()

clergymen ( ) ,

clerical

clerical collar

clerk

clever

cleverness

clich

click

2.

click

client

clientele

cliff

, ,

cliff-hanger

cliff-top

climate

2.

climatic

climatically

climax

, ,

climax

climb

, ()

2.

climb

,
,
,

climb down

climber

2.

clergyman

cleric

2.

1.

2.

clinch

2.

clinch

2.

clincher

()

cling

1.

clinging

clinic

clinical

clink

clink

2. ()

clinker

clip

2.

clip

clip

(clipped,
clipping)

, ,

2. ( )

clip

2.
, ,

clipper

clippers

clipping

, , )

2.

clique

, , ,

cliquey

(cliquier, cliquiest)

cliquish

clitoris

clitoral

cloak

2. ,

cloak

, ,

,
,

2.

,

cloakroom

2.

clobber

cloche

2.,

clock

clock

clockwise

clockwork

clod

2. ()

clog

clog

cloister

(clogged, clogging)
,

cloistered

clone

clone

close

2.

close

close

close

close

close call, close shave

close season

close down

close in

close on

clock in/on

like
clockwork

2.

,

2.

2. ,

1.


,

2.

close to

close-up

closed

closely

closeness

closet

closet

closet

closure

clot

2. ()

clot

cloth

, ,

clothe

1.

clothes

clothes

clothing

clothes-line

, ,

cloud

cloud

2.
,

cloudburst

cloudiness

2.

cloudless

cloudy

1.
, ,

clout

2.

( )

2.
(
)
2.

2.
(


)

, ,

,
, ,

2.

,
,

() ,

clout

1. ,

clove

( )

clove

, ( )

clove

cleave

cloven

cleave

clover

clown

2.

clown

cloy

,
,

cloying

club

club

in clover

2.

,

(clubbed,

clubbing)

2.

club together
clubfoot

cluck

cluck

clue

clueless

clueless about
clump

clump

clumsily

clumsiness

clumsy

not have a clue ()

,

()

2.

2.

,
,
(clumsier, clumsiest) ,

cling

clung

cluster

cluster

, ,


,

clutch

, ,

clutch

1.

clutch

1.

clutter

clutter

cluttered

Co.

Company

c/o

care of

co-

( )

coach

1.

coach

, , ()

coachwork

coagulate

( , )()

coagulation

coal

coalfield

coalesce

2. ( )

coalescence

2.

coalescent

coalition

2.

coal-mine

2. ( )

2. (
)
2. ()

2.

coarse

coarsely

coarsen

coarseness

2.

coast

coast

coastal

coastguard

coastline

coat

2.

coat

2. ,
2.

is
clear

coast

the

coat hanger

coat of arms

2.

coating

coax

coaxial

coaxing

cob

2.

cobalt

cobber

()

cobble

cobble

2.

cobble

cobbled

,
()

cobbler

COBOL

cobra

cobweb

cocaine

(coca)

cochlea

cock

cock

cock up

(),

cock-up

()

cock-and-bull story

,
,

cockatoo

cocker spaniel

cockerel

cock-eyed

cockle

cockney

1.

cockpit

cockroach

cockscomb

cockroaches
( )

cocksure

cocktail

cocky

cockiness

2.

)
2. (
), (

1. ,

2.

)
(

2.

()
()

cocoa

2.

coconut

cocoon

2.

cocoon

, ,

cod

COD

coddle

code

2. , ,

code

codicil

codification

( ),

codify

coeducation

coeducational

coefficient

coerce

coercion

coercive

coexist

coexistence

coexistent

coffee

coffer

coffin

2.

(



)

2.

2.

cog-wheel

cog

cogent

cogitate

cogitation

cognac

cognition

cognitive

cognizance

cognizant

cohabit

cohabitant

cohabitation

cohabitee

cohere

2.

cohesion

2.

cohesive

, ,

coherent

2.

coherence

coil

(
, , ), ()

coil

coiled

coin

coin

2. ,

coinage

2.

take cognizance

cognizant
of
,

coincide

2.

coincidence

coincidental

coition

coitus

coke

coke

1.

colander

cold

1. ,

cold-blooded

cold-bloodedly

2.

cold chisel

cold shoulder

cold steel

( , )

cold storage

cold turkey

cold war

cold

2.

coldly

2.

coldness

coleslaw

colic

colitis

collaborate

2.

2.

2.

collaboration

collaborative

collaborator

collage

collagen

collapse

2.
,

collapse

2.

collapsed

collapsed lung

collapsible

collar

2.

collar

1. ,

collar bone

collate

2. ,

collateral

collateral

collation

colleague

collect

2. ,

collect

collect

collectable, collectible

collectable, collectible

collected

2.

2. ,

2.

( )

collection

collective

2.

, ,

collective bargaining
collective

collectivism

collector

2.

college

, ,

collegiate

collide

2. ,

collision

2.

collie

colliery

collier

colloquial

colloquially

colloquialism

collude

collusion

2.

cologne

colon

: ,

colon

colonel

colonial

colonial

2.

, ,

colonialist

colonialist

colonialism

coloniz(s)e

coloniz(s)ation

colonnade

2.

colony

2.

coloration

2.
,

colossal

colossus

1.

,

colour

colour, color

2.

colour-blind

coloured, colored

colourful, colorful

2.
(
)

colouring, coloring

colourless, colorless

colt

2. Colt

column

2. ,
(), ( )

columnist

coma

comb

2.

comb

combat

2.

2.

2.

2.

,


,

2.

2.

combat

combatant

combative

combination

combine

,
,

combo

combos ( )

combustible

combustion

come

1.

come about

come across

come again?

come along

(
) ?

come by

come clean

()

come down on

come in

come into

come off

come off it!

come on!

come to

2.

come true

come up

2.

2. ( ) ,

2.

2. ,

2.

2.

2.

come upon

come up with

come what may

comedian

comedy

comedies ( ) ,

comely

comet

comfort

2. ,

comfort

comfortable

2.

comforting

comfy

comic

(
)

comic

comical

comma

command

2. ,

command

2.
( )

commandant

commandeer

commander

commanding

(comelier, comeliest)

2.

2.
,

2.



2.

commandment

, ,

commando

commandos ( )

commemorate

commemoration

commemorative

commence

commencement

2.

commend

, ,

commendable

commendation

commensurable

commensurate

comment

, ,
,

comment

, ,

commentary

commentate

(, )

commentator

(, )

commerce

commercial

, ,

, ,

2.

commercial law
commercial

commercializ(s)ation

commercializ(s)ed

commercially

commiserate

, ,

commiseration

commissary

2. ()

commission

2.

commission

commissionaire

commissioner

2.
( )

commit

1. ()

commitment

2.
,

committal

(, )

committee

commode

commodious

commodity

commodities ( ) ,

commodore

common

1. ,

common knowledge

common law

Common Market

common property

common sense

common room

common

commonality

2.

commoner

commonly

(
)

2.

commonplace

commonplace

Commonwealth

commotion

communal

communally

commune

2.

commune

communicable

communicant

communicate

2. , , ,

communication

2. , ,

communicative

communicator

2.

communion

communiqu

communism

communist

communist

community

commute

commuter

compact

compact

, ,

2.

2.

1.

,
2.

2.

compact disc

)
(

compact car

compact

compact

compactness

companion

2.

companionable

companionship

company

comparable

1. ,
,

comparative

comparative advantage

comparative

comparatively

compare

2.

compare notes

compare with

comparison

compartment

2.

compass

1.

compassion

, ,

compassionate

compatibility

compatible

2. ,

,
,
,

compatriot

compel

(compelled, compelling) ,

compelled

felt compelled

compendious

compendium

compendiums compendia ( ) ,

compensate

, ,

compensating

compensation

, , ,

compensational

compre

compere

compete

competence

competent

competition

competition policy
competitor

competitive

,
,

2.

2.

2.

competitive price

competitiveness

compile

compilation

compiler

complacence

complacency

complacent

complain

, ,

complainant

complaint

),

2.
,

complaisance

complaisant

complement

2.

( )

complement

complementary

complete

complete

completely

completeness

completion

2.

complex

complex

complexion

complexity

compliance

2.

compliant

complicate

complicated

complication

,
2.
,

2.

,

()
, ,

2. inferiority

complex

2. , ,

2.
,

2. ,

complicity

compliment

2. ( )

compliment

complimentary

complimentary ticket

complimentary book

comply

(complied, complying) ,

compo

( ) ()

component

comport

compose

2.
comport
,
with

composed

composedly

composer

composite

composition

compositor

compost

,
,
,

composure

(
,
)

compound

2.

2. ,

( ),

,

,
( , ),

2. ,

compound interest
compound

compound

compound

2.

2.

2.

comprehension

comprehensive

compress

2.

compress

compression

2.

compressor

comprise

, ,

comprising

compromise

compromise

compulsion

compulsive

compulsory

compunction

compute

computer

computeriz(s)e

computeriz(s)ation

computation

computing

comrade

comrades ( ) ,

comradely

comprehend

comprehensible

2.
,

,
,

2. , ( ), ( )

2.

comradeship

con

()

con artist

con

(),

con

()

concave

concavity

conceal

2.

concealed

concealment

2.

concede

2.

conceit

conceited

conceivable

, ,

conceivably

conceive

conceived

concentrate

concentrate

concentrated

concentration

2.
,

concentration camp

concentric

concentric circles

2. , , ,

2.

(
2.

)
2. ()

( )

 ,
,

concept

conception

conceptual

conceptualiz(s)e

concern

concern

concerned

concernedly

concerning

concert

concerted

concertina

concerto

concession

concessionary

concessionaire

conciliate

2.
,

, ()

conciliation

, ,

conciliatory

concise

conciseness

conclude

conclusion

conclusive

,

2.

2.

2.

in concert

2. (

2.

,

2.

, ,

conclusively

concoct

,

2.

concoction

2.

concomitant

concomitant

concord

concordance

2.

concourse

concrete

concrete

concubine

concur

1.
,

concurrence

concurrent

2.

concussion

concuss

condemn

2. , , , ,

condemnation

condemned

condemned cell

condensation

2.

condense

2.

condensed

condenser

2.
(
)

2.

),
2. ( )

2. ,
,

2. ,
2. (, )

2.

condescend

condescending

condescension

condiment

condition

2.

condition

2.

conditional

conditioner

conditioning

2. ,

condole

condolence

condom

condominium

condone

condonation

condor

conduce

,
,

conducive

,
,

conduct

, ,

conduct

2.

conduction

(
, , ),

conductive

conductivity

conductor

2. ()

(
, , )

2.

conduit

2.

cone

2.

conical

confabulate

confection

confectioner

confectionery

confederacy

1. ,

confederate

2.

confederate

confederation

2. ,

confer

1.

conference

confess

confession

2.

confessional

confessor

confetti

confidant

confidante

)



(

confide

2.
,

confident

confidence

confidential

(
) ()

2.
,

2.

confidentiality

confidentially

configuration

2.

confine

2.

confined

confinement

2.

confirm

2.

confirmation

2.

confiscate

confiscation

conflagration

conflict

2. , ,

conflict

conflicting

conflictive

confluence

conform

, ,

conformist

conformity

confound

confounded

confront

confrontation

confrontational

2.
,

2. ,
2. ,

2.

confuse

confused

confusing

confusion

confute

confutation

congeal

congealed

congenial

, , ()

congenital

congested

congestion

,
,

conglomerate

conglomerate

conglomeration

congratulate

congratulation

congratulatory

congregate

congregation

2.

congress

Congress

congressional

congressman

2. (
)

traffic
congestion

2.
(

)
(

2.

2.
,

congresswoman

congruent

congruous

,
,

conic

conical

conifer

coniferous

conjectural

conjecture

conjoined

conjugal

conjugate

conjugation

conjunction

(

)

conjunctive

conjunctivas, conjunctivae ( )

conjunctivitis

conjure

2. ,

2.

()

( )

conjure up
conjurer conjuror

conk

1.

conk

connect

()

connected

2.
, ,

connecting

2.

connection

connector

connivance

connive

connoisseur

connote

connotation

connubial

conquer

, ,

conqueror

conquest

2. ,

consanguinity

consanguineous

conscience

conscientious

2.
connive
at

(

(),

conscientious objector

conscientiously

conscientiousness

conscious

consciousness

conscript

conscript

conscription

consecrate

, ,

,




2.

, ,

consecration

consecutive

consensual

consensus

,
,

consent

, ,

consent

, ,

consequence

2.

consequent

consequential

consequently

conservation

, ,

conservationist

convervatism

conservative

Conservation Party

2. ()

conservatively

conservatory

conserve

conserve

consider

2. ,

considerable

2. , ()

considerate

consideration

considered

conservatories
(
)

2. (
)

2.

2. ,

considering

considering

consign

2.

consignee

consignment

consist

2. consist in

consistency

consistent

2.

consolation

2. consistent with
2.

consolation prize

consolatory

console

console

consolidate

consolidation

consomm

consonant

consort

consort

consortium

conspicuous

conspiracy

conspiratorial

conspire

2.

2.

2.

constable

constabulary

constancy

, , ,

constant

constant

constantly

constellation

consternation

constipation

constipated

constituency

constituent

constitute

2. ,

constitution

constitutional

2.

constitutionality

constrain

2.

constrained

2.

constraint

2.

constrict

2.

constriction

construct

2.

construction

constructor

2. ,
2.

,
1.

2.

2.

2.
,

2.
,

2.

, ,

constructive

construe

consul

consular

consulate

consult

consultancy

2.

consultant

consultation

consultative

,
()

consulting

, ( )

consume

2.

consumer

,


,

consumer credit

consumer goods

consummate

consummate

consummation

consumption

2.

2.


,

2.

consumption goods
consumptive

contact

2.

2. ,

contact lenses
contact

( )

contactable

contagion

contagious

contain

2.

container

2.

contaminate

,
,

contaminated

contamination

contemplate

2.

contemplation

2. ,

contemplative

contemporary

contemporary

contempt

contemptible

contemptuous

contend

contender

content

2.

content

content

content

contented

contention

, ,
()

2.

2.

(),

2.

contentment

contest

, ,

contest

, ,

contestant

context

contiguous

continence

continent

continent

continental

2.
the
continent

contingency

contingent

contingent

continual

, ,

continuance

, ,

continuation

, ,

continue

1.

continuity

continuous

contort

, , ,

contortionist

contortion

contour

,
,

2.

contraband

2.

2. contingent on/upon
,

contraception

contraceptive

contraceptive

contract

contract

2. () , ()
, () , ()

contraction

2.

contractor

contractual

contradict

contradiction

contradictory

contralto

1.

contraption

contrary

contrast

contrast

contravene

( ),

contravention

( ),

contretemps

contribute

contribution

contributor

contributory

contrite

2. , ,

2. ,

2.
()

,

2.

2.

,

2.

2.

2.

contrition

contrivance

2. ,

contrive

, , , ,

control

1.

control

2.

control tower

controlable

controller

controversial

controversy

contumely

contumelies ( )

contuse

()

contusion

conundrum

2.

convalesce

convalescence

2.

convalescent

convalescent

convection

convector

convene

2. ,

convener

convenience

2. ,

,

convenient

2.

2.

2.

convent

convention

conventional

2.

2. ,
2.
(
)

conventional weapons
converge

convergence

, ,

convergent

conversant

,
,

conversation

conversational

conversationalist

2.
,

converse

, , , ,

converse

converse

conversely

conversion

convert

convert

converter

convertible

convertible securities

convertible

convertability

, ( )

convex

2.

2. ()

2.

convey

2. (), (
)

conveyance

2.

conveyancing

conveyor belt

convict

convict

conviction

2.

convince

,

,

convinced

2.

convincing

convivial

, ,

conviviality

convocation

2.

convoke

,
,

convoluted

, ,

convoy

convulse

,
,
()

convulsion

2.

convulsive

coo

(cooing, cooed)

coo

cooee

cook

cook up

()

cook

cooked

cooker

cookery

cookie, cooky

cookie

a smart/tough cookie ,

cooking

cool

1.

cool

()

cool down

()

cool off

()

cool it

()

coolheaded

coolabah

coolant

coolie

cooling

coolly

coolness

2.

coon

() (
)

coop

coop

coop up

cooped up

co-operate

,
,

co-operation

co-operative

co-operative

co-opt

coordinate

2 () ( ) ( )

coordinate

coordinated

coordination

coordinator

coot

2. ()

cop

()

cop it

cop

2.

cope

copier

,
, ,

2.

coping

copilot

copious

copper

copper

2.
(
)

copper

copperplate

2.

coppice

copra

2. ( )

2.

)
(

copulate

, ( )

copulation

copy

1.

copy

1. , ,

copybook

copybook

copycat

copycat

copyright

copyright

copywriter

coquette

coquetry

coquettish

coral

)
(

cord

2.

cordial

cordial

2.

cordially

cordless

cordon

cordon off

corduroy

core

2. ,

()
( )

()

1. ,

2.

2.

core

()

corella

co-respondent

,

(
)

corgi

coriander

Corinthian

cork

cork

2. ,

cork up one's feeling

()

corkage

corked

corkscrew

corkscrew

cormorant

corn

2. ( , )

corn

corn

corned beef

cornea

corner

corner

2.
()
,

corner-stone

cornet

cornfield

2. ,

2.

2.

2.

cornflakes

cornflour

cornflower

cornice

corny

corolla

corollary

corona

coronary

coronation

coroner

coronet

()

corpus

corpora

corporal

corporal

corporal punishment

corporate

corporate responsibility

corporation

corporeal

corps

2.
,
,

corpse

corpulence

corpulent

2.

2. ,

( ),

corpus

corpuscle

corral

corral

correct

correct

correction

correctional

correctional center

correctional facility

corrective

correctness

correlate

correlation

, ,

correspond

correspondence

2.
,

correspondent

corresponding

corridor

corrigible

corroborate

corroboration

corroborative

corroboree

2.


,

2. , ,
,

, ,

2.

2.

, ,
,

,



,

corrode

corrosion

(
), ,

corrosive

corrugated iron

corrupt

corrupt

corruptible

corruption

,
2.

corsage

corsair

2.

corset

cortege

2.

cortex

cortisone

cortices (

cosh

cosh

co-signatory

cosmetic

cosmetic surgery

cosmetics

cosmic

cosmonaut

cosmopolitan

cosmology

,

,
2.

2.

2.

2.

cosmos

Cossack

cosset

cost

2. ,

,
,

cost accounting

cost-benefit analysis

( )

cost-benefit ratio

( )

cost-effective

Cost, Insurance and Freight (C.I.F.)

(.

(
+ + )

cost of living

cost of production

cost minimisation

cost price

cost

1.

co-star

co-star

costing

costliness

costly

costume

costumier

cosy, cozy

cosy, cozy

cosily, cozily

2.

cosiness, coziness

cot

cote

, ,

coterie

, ,

cottage

cottager

cottaging

cotton

cotton on (to)

()

cotton wool

couch

1.

couch potato

couch

2. ( )

couchette

cougar

cough

2.

cough

(coughed, coughing)

cough up

1.
,

could

can

couldn't

() = could not

council

2.

councillor

2.

counsel

counsel

2.

2.

)

(

counselling

counsellor

2.

count

2.

count in

count on

, ,

count out

2.

count noun

count one's chicken before they

are hatched

count up

2.

count

2.

count

countable

2.

countdown

countenance

2. ,

countenance

counter

counter

2.

counter

counteract

counter-attack

counterbalance

counterbalance

,
,
,

counterclockwise

()

counterclockwise

()

2. ( )

10

2.

,
2. ()

counterfeit

counterfeit

counterfeiter

counterfoil

countermand

countermeasure

2.

counteroffensive

,
,

counterpane

counterpart

,
,

counterrevolution

countersign

countess

2.

counting

countless

country

1. ,

countryman

1.

countryside

countrywide

county

counties ( ) , ,

countywide

coup

coup d'tat

coup de grce

coup

2.

2.

couple

2.
,

couple

coupling

couplet

coupon

courage

courageous

courier

course

2. ,

course

2. ,

coursework

court

court

courteous

courtesan

courtesy

, , ,

courthouse

courtier

courtly

court martial

1.

court martial

courtroom

courtship

courtyard

2.

2. ,

,

,

2.

cousin

couture

couturier

cove

coven

covenant

cover

2.

cover up

2.

cover

coverage

2.

covering

coverlet

covert

, ,

covert

covertly

covet

covetous

covey

coveys ( )

cow

coward

( )

cowardice

( )

cowardly

cowbell

cowboy

2.

2.

,
, (

)
,

cower

cowherd

cowhide

cowl

2.

cowman

1 (

)

co-worker

cowpat

cowshed

cowslip

cox

coxes ( )

cox

coxcomb, coxscomb

2. ()

coxswain

coy

coyly

coyness

1.

coyote

cozily

cosily

cozy

cosy

crab

() ,

crab

2.

crab-apple

crabby

crack

()
2.

crack

crack

crack a joke

crack down on

() ,

crack up

cracker

2.

cracked

()

cracking

()

crackle

crackling

2.

crackpot

() ,

crackpot

cradle

2. ,

cradle

craft

2.

craftsman

craftsmen ( ) ,

craftsmanship

craftily

craftiness

crafty

crag

craggy

cram

crammed

get cracking ()

1.

()

,
1. ( )

()

2.
,,

cramp

cramp

cramped

cranberry

crane

2.

crane

cranial

cranium

crania ( )

crank

2. ()

crank

,
,

2.
,

2. ( ) (


)

()

crank up

1.

cranky

cranny

, ,

crap

1.

crap

()

crash

crash

2.

crash

crash-helmet

crashing

crash-landing

crass

crate

crater

2.

2.
(), ( )

2.

()

1.

cravat

crave

2.
,

craving

, ,

craven

craven

crawl

crawl

crawler

crayfish

1.

crayon

craze

crazed

crazily

craziness

crazy

creak

creak

()

creaky

cream

cream

cream

creaminess

creamy

crease

2. (,
)

1.

(
) ( )
2.

)
(

2.
()

()

1.
, , , (
)

, () , ()

crease

create

creation

creationist

creative

creativeness

creativity

creator

2. The Creator

creature

2.

creature of habit

creature comforts

crche

credence

credentials

2. ,

credibility

credible

credit

2. ,

credit card

credit account

credits

credit

2.

creditable

creditor

creditworthy

2.

2.

2.

2.

credulity

credulous

creed

2.

creek

creep

1.

creep

, ,
2. ()

creeper

creeping

creepy

cremate

cremation

crematorium

creosote

crpe

2. ( )

creep

crept

crescendo

crescent

2.

cress

crest

2.

crested

2.

crestfallen

crevasse

crevice

crew

crow

crib

2.

crib

cribbage

cricket

cricket

cricketer

cricketing

cried, cries

cry

crime

2. ,

criminal

, ,

criminal

criminal courts

criminal law

criminology

criminologist

crimp

2. ( )

crimson

cringe

,
,

crinkle

,
,

,

crinkle

crinkly

( )

cripple

cripple

crippled

2.


,

2.

crippling

crisis

crisp

crisp

crispness

2.

crispy

(crispier, crispiest)

criss-cross

criss-cross

criterion

, ,
,

critic

2. ,

critical

critically

criticiz(s)e

2.

criticism

2. , ,

critique

2.

croak

croak

2.

crochet

crochet

crocheted

crock

, ,

crockery

crocodile

crocodile tears

, ,

1.

2. ,
2.

crocus

croft

(
)
,

crofter

croissant

crone

crony

crook

1.

crook

crooked

croon

croon

2.

crop

1.

crop up

crop

cropper

come a cropper

croquet

croquette

cross

cross

1. ,
, +

cross breeding

( )

cross fertilization

()

cross off

cross out

cross

1. ,

,
,
2. ()
1. ,
,
2.

2.

2.

crossbar

( )

crossbones

crossbow

()

cross-breed

cross-breed

cross-check

cross-country

( , )

cross-country

( , )

cross-dressing

cross-examination

cross-examine

cross-eyed

crossfire

crossing

cross-legged

cross-legged

crossly

cross-purposes

at cross-purposes

cross-question

cross-reference

crossroads

cross-section

2. ,

cross sword with

cross-wise

2.

cross-wise

crossword

crossword puzzle

-'

crotch

2.

crotchet

()

crotchety

crouch

croupier

crouton

crow

2.

crow

1.

crowbar

crowd

crowd

crowded

crown

2.

crown land

crown

2.

crown prince

crow's-foot

crucial

crucible

crucifix

crucifixion

)
(

2. ,

, ,

1.

crucify

crude

crudely

crudely

crudeness

crudity

cruel

cruelty

cruet

cruise

2. ,

cruise

cruiser

2. ,

crumb

crumble

crumpet

crumple

2.

crunch

2.

crunch

2. (),

crunchy

crusade

crusader

crush

2.

crush

1. ,

crushed

1.
2.
2.

2.

2.

2.

2.

2.

2. (

)

crushing

crust

crusted

crusted with

crusty

1. ( )

crustacean

crutch

1.

crux

cry

1. ,

cry

1.

cry baby

cry for

crying

crypt

cryptic

cryptogram

crystal

crystal ball

crystal-gazing

crystalline

crystalliz(s)e

crystalliz(s)ation

cub

cubby house

cube

2. ,

2.

2.

2.

2.

cube

cubic

cubicle

cuckold

cuckoo

1.

cuckoo

cucumber

cud

cuddle

cuddle

cuddly

cudgel

cudgel

(cudgelled, cudgelling)

cue

cue

cuff

2.

cuff

cuff

cuffed

cufflink

cuisine

cul-de-sac

culs-de-sac ( )

culinary

cull

)
2. , (

()

(cudlier, cudliest)

off the cuff

(
)

2.

2.

cullender

= colander

culminate

culmination

2.

culpability

culpable

culprit

cult

2.

cultivable

cultivate

cultivated

cultivation

cultivator

cultural

culturally

culture

cultured

culvert

cum

cum

cumbersome

cumin

cum laude

()

cumulative

cunnilingus

, ()
2. (, )
, ,

)
2. (,

2.

,

2. , ,
,

2.

2.
,
, ,

2.

cunning

cunt

( )

cup

2.

cup

cupboard

2.

Cupid

cupidity

cur

curable

curate

curative

2. ,

(
)

curator

curb

curb

2.

curd

curdle

cure

, ,
2.

cure

2.

curfew

curio

curios ( ) , ,

curiosity

curious

1.

curl

curl

2. ,
,

2. ,
2.

2. , ,

curler

curlew

curliness

, ,

curly

currant

currawong

currency

1. ,

currency appreciation

currency depreciation

currency drain

current

( )

current

current account

current affairs

currently

curricle

curriculum

curriculum vitae

curried

curry

curry

curse

1.

curse

cursive

1.
,

2.

2.

),
(,

2.
,

2. ,

cursor

cursory

cursorily

curt

curtail

2.

,

curtailment

2.

,

curtain

curtsy, curtsey

curtsy

curvaceous

curvature

2.
,

curve

1.

curve

,
,

curved

,
,

cushion

cushion

cushy

cusp

custard

custodian

custodial

custody

custom

2. (pl) ,

customary

,
,

2.
,

2. (
)
() ()

2.

2.

custom-built

customer

customize

custom-made

cut

1. , , , ,

cut across

cut back

cut both ways

cut down

2.

cut in

cut loose

,
,

cut off

cut out

, (, )
2. ,

cut-price

cut short

cut through

2.

cut

2.

cutch

cute

cutely

cuteness

1. ()

()

()

cuticle

cutlass

cutlery

 ()

cutlet

cutter

cutthroat

cutting

2.
, ,

cuttlefish

cuttlefishes ( )

cyanide

cycle

2.

cycle

cyclical

cycling

cyclist

( )

cyclone

, ,

cygnet

cylinder

2.

cylindrical

cymbal

cynic

cynical

cynically

cynicism

cynosure

cypress

cypresses ( )

cyst

cystitis

2.

, ,

Czar

2.

English
dab

Pronunciation

Type

Lao
1.

2. ,
3.

(dabbed, dabbing)

dab

1.

dab hand

dabble

dabbler

dachshund

dad

daddy

daddies

daddy-long-legs

daffodil

daft

dagger

dahlia

dialy ( newspaper)

daily

2. ,
()

1.
,

2. ,

( ,
)

()

()

()

dafter, daftest
()
,

, , ( )

daily

dainty

daintiness

dairy

, , ( )
(daintier, daintiest)
,

1.
(

)
2.

dairy cattle

dais

daisy

daisies

dale

dalliance

dally

,
1.
,

dalmatian

dam

dam

damage

damage

damage

dame

Dame

dammit

damn

(dallied, dallying)

,
2. dally with ,
,

(
)

()

()

()

()

!,
!

damn, damned

damn

()
,

1.
, , ( )

2. , ( )

I don't give a damn

You were damn lucky

damn

Damn you
I'll be damned

I'm damned if I know ()

Damn you

damnable

damnation

damned

damned

damnednest

damning

damp

dampen

1. ,

2.

1.

2. () ,

The damned

()

, ,

(damper, dampest)

,
1.

,
2.
,


, , ,

damper

1.

2.

3. ()

4. (Aust)
dampness

damsel

dance

dancer

dancing

dandelion

dandruff

dandy

dandies

dandy

Dane

danger

dangerous

dangle

(dandier, dandiest)
()
, ,

(Danmark)

1. ,

2.

dangled, dangling)
1.

2.
3.

Danish

(Danmark)

(danker, dankest)

dank

dankness

dapper

dappled

dare

dare

daredevil

daren't

dare not

daresay

daring

(dapperer, dapperest)
( )

,
1.

2.

(darker, darkest)
1.
2.

dark

3.

4.
5.

6.
1.
2.

dark

3.
dark horse

in the dark ,

dark horse

darken

1.

2.

darkie

darkness

dark-room

darky

darling

darn

darn

darn

( )

( )

, )
, (

, )
(
()

,
,

()

darn, darned

1. ,

2.
,

()
darn, darned

1. ,

darnning

, )
(

darnning

dart

2.

,
()

1.

2. (pl) (

3. ,
dart

dartboard

dash

,

, ,

1. , ,

2.
,

,
3. ,

1.

dash

2.

3. -

4.

,
1.

dashes

2.

3. -

4.

,

dashboard

dashing

dastardly

(
,
)

data

database

1. ,

2.

1.
2.

date

3.
,

out of date 1. , 2.

up to date
to date

1.
2.

date

3. ( )
4.

5. () (
)

date

dated

dateline

1.

2.
1.

daub

2.


3.

4.

1.
,
,
, )
(

daub

dauber

daughter

daughter-in-law

daunt

,
,

daunting

dauntless

dawdle

dawn

dawn

2.

(daughters-in-law)

, ,
1.
2.

1.

2. dawn on ,
1. ,
2.

day

day boy

day by day

day in day out

day school

(
)

3.

(

daybreak

daycare

daydream

daylight

daytime

daze

daze

dazed

dazzle

dazzling

deacon

deaconess

dead

daycare centre

,,

In a daze

1.

(
)
2.

1.

2.
,

1.

2.

)
(

(deader, deadest)
1. ,

dead

2. ,

3.

4. , , (
)

5.

6. ()
,

dead beat

dead-beat

dead-end

()

( )
()

dead head

dead letter

dead wood

dead slow

dead

dead heat

()

1.

,

2.

2.

dead spit

dead-beat

deaden

deaden a pain

deaden noise

dead-end

deadline

deadlock

1.
,

3.

()

( )

,


,

1. (


)
2.


(deadlier, deadliest)

deadly
deadness

deadpan

1. , ,
2.

()
( )

(deafer, deafest)
deaf

deafen

deafness

1.
2.

,

,
(dealt, dealing)
1. ,

deal

2. ,

3.

4.
5.

deal with
deal

dealer
dealership
dealings
dean

1.
, 2.

1. ,

2.

a great deal, a good deal

1.
2.

2.

1.

3. ,
(dearer, dearest)

1.
dear

2.

3.
4.

1.

dear

dearest

dearly

dearth

death

,
2.

death blow

death certificate

( )

death duty
death penalty

2.

1.

2.

1. ,

at death's door

,

1.

2. ,

death rate

death's-head

death-trap

death warrant

put to death

to death

deathbed

deathless

deathly

debacle

debar

1. , 2.
,
1.
2.
,

1. ,

2.

(debarred, debarring)

debase

debasement

debatable

debate

debate

debater

debauch

debauchery

debenture
debilitate
debilitating
debility

, ,

1.

debit

2.

debit

( )

in debit

debonair

debouch

debrief

debris

debt

debt moratorium

debtor

( )
3.

1.

2.

, , ()

( , ),


,

(debugged, debugging)
debug

()
1.
2.

1.

debut

debutante

decadence

decadent

decaffeinated

decamp

decant

decanter

decapitate

decapitation

decathlete

decathlon

decay

decay

decease

decade

decease
deceased

2.

deceit

deceitful

1. ,

2. ( )

1. ,
2.

1.
2.

deceitfully
deceive
deceiver

decelerate

December

decency

decencies

, ,

1. () ,
2.

1. ,
2. ,

1. ,
2. ,
1.
,

decent

2.
,
3. ()

4. () ,
decentraliz(s)ation

decentraliz(s)e

deception

deceptive

decibel

decide

deciduous

decimal currency

decimate

decipher

decimal

( )

( )
1.
2.

1. ,
,
2.

(
)

1.

2.
,

1.
decision

decisive

decisiveness

deck

2.

3. ,

,
1. ,
2.

1. , ,
2. ()

1. ,

deck

2.

deck-chair

( )

deckhand

declaim

declamation

declarable

declaration

3. ()

,



,

(, )

1. ,

2. ,

1. ,

declare

declassification

declassify

2.
,
3.

1. ,
2.

decline

decline

decoct

decode

decommission

decompose

decomposition

decompression

decontaminate

decontamination

dcor

decorate

decoration

decorative

decorator

decorous

decorum

decongestan

decoy

3.
, ,

1.

2. ,

1.

2.

1.

2.
1. () ,

2. ,


1.

2. ,

1. 2.
1. , ,
2.

1. ,
2.

decoy

1.

2.

1. ()

2. ()

decrease

decrease

decree

decree

decrement

decrepit

, ,

decrepitude

decriminaliz(s)ation

3. ()

1.

2.

(decreed, decreeing)

1.

2.

( )

decriminaliz(s)e

decry

dedicate

dedicated

(decried, decrying)

1. , ,
2. ,

1. , ,

2.

1.
deduction

2.

deduce

deduct

3.

, ,

deductable,deductible

(Aust)
(
)

1.

deduction

deed

deed poll

dee-jay

deem

deep

2.

3.

1.

2.

()

,
, ,

1.
2.
(deeper, deepest)
1.
2.

deep

3. ()
4. ()
5. ( )
6.

deep-freeze

deep fry

deeply

deepness

deepen

deep-rooted

deep-seated
deer

,
,

()

,
,

deer

de-escalate

deface

defacate

defalcate

defalcation

defamation

defamatory

defame

default

default

,( )
1. ,
2. ,

1.
2.

1.

2.
3.

1.

defaulter

2.

defeat

,
,

, ,

defeat
defeatism
defecate

3.

defect

defect

defection

defective

defector

1. ,
2. , ,

1.
defence

2.

,
3.
4.

defenceless

defend

defendant

defender

defensibility

defensible
defensive

on the defensive

defer

1.

2. ,

(deferred, deferring)
,
, , defer to , ,
,

defer to

deference

deferential

deferment

deferral

defiance

defiant

defiantly

, , ,

, (
)

, (
)

1.

,
2.
,

1.
deficiency

2.
3.

1.

deficiencies

2.

deficient

defile

defilement

definable

define

definite

definition

definitive

deficit

3.

, ()

1. ,

2.

1. ,
,
2.

1. ,
2. (
)

1.

2. ,
1. ,
,
,

deflate

2. ( )

3.

4.

deflated

deflation

1.

2.

deflect

deflection

deflower

defoliant

defoliate

defoliation

deforest

deforestation
deform

deformation

deformed

deformity

defraud

, ,

, ,

,
(

defray

defrost

deft

deftness

defunct

defuse

(defter, deftest)

,
1.

2. ( )

,

1.

2.

(defied, defying)
defy

, ( )
1. , ,

2. ,

1.
degenerate

,
2.

degenerate

degenerate

3. ,
1.

2.

1.
degeneration

degenerative

degradable

degradation

2.
3.

(, )

2. () , ()

1.

3.
1.

degrade

2.

degrading

degree

by degree

dehumaniz(s)e

3. ,
1.

2. ,

3.

1.


2.

dehydrate

dehydrated

dehydration

de-ice

deification

deify

deign

deity

deities
dejected

dejection

dejure

delate on

delate upon

delay

delay

1. ,

2. ,

(de-iced, de-icing)

, , ()

, , ()

, ,

,
,

,
,

,
,
1.

2.

1.

2.

1.

delectable

2.

delectation

delegate

3.

delegate

1.

2.

1.
,

delegation

delete

deleterious
deletion
deliberate
deliberate

2.

1. ,

2.

, ,

1. ,
deliberation

2.

deliberative

3. ,
1.
()

2.

3.
,

delicacy

4. ,
5.

6. ,

7. (pl)

1.
,

2. ,

3. ,

delicate

4. (

),

5.

6.
7. ,
delicatessen

delicious

1.

2.
1.
,

delight

delight

delighted

delightful

2.

3.

1. , ,
2.
,

1.
2.
1. ( ), ,

2. ( , )
, ,

,

delimit
delinquency
delinquent
delinquent

,
()

delirious

deliriously

1. ,
2.

delirium

(deliriums, deliria)
,

1. , ,
2. , ,
deliver

3. ,

4. ,

5.
)

(
deliverance

deliverer

1.

2.

)


(
1.

2. , ,
delivery

3. ,

4. , ,

5. , ,

6.
)

(

1.

2. , ,
deliveries

3. ,

4. , ,

5. , ,

6.
)

(

deliveryman
deliverymen
delouse

(,
)

delta

delude

3
,

deluge

deluge

1.

,

( ),
2.

1.

2.

1.
delusion

2. ,

delusive

demaguoge

demand

2.
,

demand

demanding

demarcation

demean

, , ,

delve

demeaning
demeanour
demented

dementia

demerit

demi-

demigod

demilitariz(s)e

demilitariz(s)ation

3. ,
,

1.

3. ,

1.

2.

,

,


1.
2.

demise

demist

demister

demobiliz(s)ation

demobiliz(s)e

democracy

1.

2. ( )

1.

2.
( )
1.
2. ,

democracies

1.
2. ,

democrat

democratic

democratically

democratiz(s)e

demographic

demographer

demography

demolish

demolition

1. ,
2.

,
( ), ,

,
( ),

demon

1. , , ,

2. () ,
1. ,

demoniacal demoniac

2.

demonstrable

demonstrate

3.

1.
,
2. ,

3. ,

4. ,

1.
, ,
demonstration

2. ,

3. ,

4. ,

1.

demonstrative

2.


3. ( )

1.

demonstrator

2.

demoraliz(s)ation

demoraliz(s)e
demote

demotion

demotivate

demur

3.

,
,

(demurred, demurring)

demur

demure

demureness

demystify

den

1.

2.

(demurer, demurest)

, ,
,

1.

2.

3.

4. opium den

, ,

denationaliz(s)e

deniable

denial

denigrate

denigration

denim

(jeans)

denizen

1.
2.
,


1.
,

2.

1. ,
()

denomination

2. ,

denominator

denote

3.

, ,

1.
denounce

2. ,

3.
4.
(denser, densest)

1.
dense

2.

3.
4.

1.

density

2.

3.
4.

1.

densities

2.

3.
4.

dent

dent

dental

dentist

dentistry

denture

denude

()

1. ,
2.

1.
denunciation

2. ,

3.

(denied, denying)
deny

1.

deodorant

deodoriz(s)ation

deodoriz(s)e

depart

, )
2. (,

departed

departed

department

2.

1. ,
3.
,

2. , ,

departmental

departure

1.

3. ()

1.
2. ,
, )
3. (,
1. , , ,

depend

dependable

dependant

dependence

2. ,

dependability

2.
,

1. ,
3. ( )

1. ,

dependency

2.

3.

1. ,

2.

dependencies

dependent

depict

depiction

depilatory

depilatories

deplete

depleted

depletion

deplorable

, ,

(,
)

deplore

3.

1.
,

2.

, ,

,
,

1.

2.
(
)

1.

2.

(,
)

( )

deploy

deployment

depoliticiz(s)e

depopulate

deport

deportation

(, , )

,

1.
,
2. ,

depose

deposit

deposit

deportee
deportment

,
(

) ,

1.

2.
1.

2.
,

1.

deposition

2.

3. (
) ,

depositor

depot

deprave

depraved

depravity

deprecate

1.

2. ,

, ,

deprecating

deprecation

deprecatory

depreciate

depreciation

1. ,
2. ,

1. ,

2.
( ),

depredation

1.
2.

1.
depress

2.

depressant

depressed

depressing

,
3. ,
1.

2. ,
1.

2.
1.

2. ,
depression

3.

4.

5.

depressive

()

deprivation

, ,

, ( ),

deprive

deprived

1. (), ( ),
2.

,

1.

2.
depth

3. , (, )

()
4.

5. ,

deputation

depute

deputiz(s)e

deputy

deputies

derail

derailment

derange

1.

2.

1. (, )

2.
, ,
1.

2.

1.

2.
,

1.

2.
,

( )

1.

,
,
()

2.

deranged

derangement

deregulation

derelict

derelict

1.

2.

1.

dereliction

deride

derision

,
,

derisive
derisory

2.

,
,

1. , ,

derivation

derivative

derivative

derive

dermatitis

dermatologist

dermatology
derogatory

2.

1.

2. ,

1.

derrick

dervish

dervishes

desalinate

descale

descend

2.

1.

,
2.
3.

4. ,
descendant

descended

,

descended from

1.
descent

2.

describe

, , ,

description

descriptive

desecrate

desecration

desegregate

desensitiz(s)e

desert

desert

2.

deserted

deserter

desertion

deserts

( )

deserts

deserve

deserved

3.
1. , , ,
2. ,

1.
,

2.

1.
3. ,
1. ,

2.

1.
2.
(, , )
(, , ,
)

( )

( ,
),

desiccated

desiccation

design

deserving
desiccate

1.

2.
3. ,
4. ,

1.

design

designate

designate

designation

designer

designing

desirability

desirable

desire

desire

desirous

desist

desk

2. ,
,

1. ,

2.

1.
2.

1. , ,

2. ,
,

1. ,
,
2. ,

,
,

2.

1.
3.

desktop

desolate

desolated

desolation

despair

despair

despairing

despatch

despatch

desperado

desperadoes

desperate

,
1. ,

2. ,

1.

2.
1.
2.

,
1.

2. ,
3.

4.

desperation

1.
2. , ,

despite

despondency

despicable
despise

despondent
despot

despotic
despotism
dessert

,

,

, ,

dessert-spoon

destabiliz(s)ation

destabiliz(s)e

destination

, ()


destined for
1.

destined

2.

3.

4.
,

,

destiny

destitute

destitute

destitution

destroy

destroyer

destruction

destructive

2.

desultory

1.

2. ,

,
1. ,
2.
1.

2. ( )

1.



2.

1.
3. ,

1. ,

2. , ,

detach

detachable

detached

detached house

detachment

, ,

1.

2. ,

1. ,
2.

3.

4.

1.
,
detact

detactable

detaction

detactive

detactor

detail

2.

3. ,

1.
,

2.

, , ,

1.

2.

1.
,
2.

1. ,

detail

2.
)
(,

go into detail
in detail

detailed

detain

detainee

1.

2. ,
,

1.

, 2. 3. ,

detect

detectable

detection

, ,,

detective

detector

deter

detergent

deteriorate

deterioration

determinant

determination

1.
, 2.

1. 2.

, , ,

2.

determine

determined

detest

detestable

, ()

deterrent

detestation

dethrone

dethroned

dethronement

detonate

detonation

detonator

,
1.

3.

1. ,
2.

,
,

1.

detour

detoxification

detoxification centre

detract

detraction

detractor

detriment

detrimental

, ,

detritus

2. ,

devaluate

devaluation

2.

, ,

1.
(),


2. ,

1.
(),


2. ,
, ,
1.

3.

1.
2.

1.
2.

(devalued, devaluing)
devalue

devastate

devastated

1.
2.

1. ()
2.

1.

2.

1.
devastating

2.
3.

4.

1.

devastation

2.
3.
1. ,

2. ,
,

develop

3.

4.

5.

develop a cold

develop a film

developer

1.
,

2.

1.

development

2.

3. ,
4.

1.

deviant

deviant

deviate

( ), ( ),

2. ,

deviation

( ), (), (
), ( )
1. ,

device

2. ,
,
3.

leave them to their own devices

devil

Devil-may-care

give the devil his due

go to the devil

speak/talk of the devil

the devil to pay

1. ,

2. ()

devilish

2.

devilishly

devilment

devilry

devious

1. ,
3.

,
1.
2.

,
1.
2.
1. ()

2. ,

1. ,
devise

2. ,
3.

devoid

devolution

devolve

devote

, ,

1. , ,

2. ,
3. , ,
4.

devoted

devotee

devotion

devotion

devour

1.

2. ,

1.
,

2.
(, , )

,

1. , ,
2.

1.
,

2.

3.

4.

devout

dew

dewy

dexterity

dexterous

dextrose

dextrous

dharma

diabetes

diabetic

, ,

diabetic

diabolic

2. ,

1. ,

3.

1. ,

2. ,

diabolical

diabolically

diagnose

diagnosis

diagnostic

diagonal

diagonal

diagonally

diadem

diagram

diagrammatic

diagrammatically

dial

dial
dialect
dialogue

3.

(diagnosed, diagnosing),

(
)

1.

2.

, (
)
,

( ),

2.

( )

1.
3.

dialysis

diameter

diametric diametrical

diametrically

,
(
)

1.
2.

1.

2.
,
1.

diamond

2.

diaper

diaphanous

diaphragm

3.

, ()

1.

,
2.

3.



4.

diarrhea

diarrhoea

diary

diaries

diatribe

dibble

dice

dice

dice

dice with death

dicey

1.

2.

dicier, diciest () ,

dichotomy
dichotomies

dick

1. 2.
1. 2.
()

1.
2.

3.

dickhead

dicky

dicky

()
,

()

()

()

1.
(
)

dickybird

dictaphone

dictate

dictate

dictation

dictator

dictatorial

dictatorship

2.

diction

2.

1.

2. ,

1.

2. ,
1.

2.

1.
3.

dictionary

dictum

dicta dictums

didactic

didacticall

diddle

didgeridoo

die 1

die 2

die 3

die away

die down

die off

die out

died, dying 1.

2. () ,

(
)

die-hard

diesel

diet

diet

dietary

dieter

dietitian

differ

1.

,

2. ,

1.

2. (
)

1.

2. , ,

differ

different

differential

1. ,

2. , , ,
, , , ,
1. ,
2.

1. , ,

differentiate

2.

differentiation

differently

difficult

difficulty

diffidence

3.

1. ,
2.

3.

1. , ,
2. ,

1.
,

, ,
2.

diffident

diffuse

diffuse

1.
,

, ,
2.

1. ,
,
2.

1.
2.
,

diffusion

1. , ,

2.

dug, digging

1.

2. ,

dig

, , ,
3.
4. ()
5. ()
1.

2. ,
dig

3. () digs
,
4. ()

5.

()

dig in

1.

dig into

dig one's heels in

dig up

digest

digest

2. ,

digestible

digestion

digestive

2.

,
1.
2.

1.

3. ,

1.

2.

1.

2.

1.

digger

2.

3. ,
4. (Aust)

1.
(
)

diggings

digit

digital

dignified

dignify

dignitary

dignitaries

dignity

, ,

digress

digression

dike

dilapidated

, ,

dilapidation

dilate

dilation

dilatory

dilemma

to be in a dilemma

dilettante

2.

1.
2.

1.

2.

1. ,

2.

dilettantes delittanti

diligence

diligent

, ,

dill

dillydally

dilute

dilution

dim

dim

(dimmer, dimmest)

dime

dimension

diminish

diminution

diminutive

dimly

dimmer (switch)

dimple

dimwit

din

din

dine

diner

ding

,

,

,
dimmed, dimming

()
,

1. ( )
2.

1. ()
, ()

2. ( , ),

1. ,
2. din into

dining car

1.
(

)
2.

ding-bat

ding-dong

dinghy

dinghies

dingle

dingo

dingoes

dingy

dining car

dining room

dinner

dinosaur

dint

diocese

(bishop)

dioxide

dioxin

dip

1.
,

2. ()

1.
,

2.

1.
,

2.

(dingier, dingiest)
2.

by dint of

(dipped, dipping)

1.

2.
, (, )

3.
4.

dip water out

1.

1.

dip

2. ()


3.
4.

diphtheria

diphthong

diploma

diplomacy

diplomat

diplomatic

dipper

dipstick

dire

1.
2.

1. ,
2.

1.

2. ,



direr, direst
1. ()

, ,

2. ,
direct

3.

direct cost

direct tax

4.

1.
2.
direct

3. ,

, ,
4.
5.

6.

1.
direction

2.

3. (pl) , ,

4.

directional

directive

directly

directness

director

1.
2.
3.

,

1.
,

2. ,
3.

4.


1.

directorate

directorial

directorship

directory

directories

dirge

dirigible

2.

dirigible

dirt

dirt cheap

dirt poor

dirt tract

dirtily

dirtiness

1.

,

2. ,

(dirtier, dirtiest)

1. ,

2.
dirty

3.

4. ()

5. () ,
dirty

(dirtied, dirtying)

dirty look

dirty word

dirty work

disability

disable

disabled

disadvantage

disadvantage

disadvantaged

1.

2.
,

1. ,
2.

1. ,
,
2.

1. ,
2.

disadvantaged

disadvantageous

disaffected

(
) ( )

disaffection

( )

disafforest

disagree

disagreeable

disagreement

disallow

disappear

, ,

disappearance

, ,

disappoint

, ,

disappointed

disappointing

, ,

disappointment

disapprobation

disapproval

disapprove

,
, ,
,

disapproving

(disagreed, disagreeing)
2. ,

1.

1. ,
2. ,

1.

2. , ,

1.
disarm

2.

3. , ,

disarmament

disarmer

()

disarrange

disarray

disassociate

2.

disaster

disastrous

1.

,

disavow

disavowal

disband

, ,

disbar

disbelief

disbelieve

disburse

(
),

disbursement

1.
3.

2.

1. (
)

2.

1.

disc

2.

disc harrow

disc plough

discard

3.

1.

discard

discern

( ),

discernible

discerning

, , ,

discernment

2.

1. ,
2.

discharge

3. ( )

4. (
)
5.

6. ( ), (,
)

1.
,
2.

discharge

3.

4.
)

( ), (,

5.
,

,
6.

disciple

disciplinarian

disciplinary

discipline

1. ,
2.
3.
4.

discipline

disclaim

1.



2.

disclaimer

disclose

disclosure

1.

2.

1.
2.
()

disco

1.
2.

3.

discoloration

discolour

() , () , ()

discomfort

disconcert

disconnect

disconnected

disconnection

disconsolate

discontent discontentment

discontented

discontinuation

, ,

discontinue

(discontinued, discontinuing)

discontinued

( )

discontinuity

discontinuous

1. (, )

2. , ,
1. (, )

2. (, ) ,

, ,

1. ,

discord

discordant

discotheque

discount

discount rate

discourage

discouragement

discouraging

discourse

2. ,

discourse

discourteous

discourtesy

discover

discoverer

discovery

discredit

2.

1. , ,

2. ()

1.

2.
()

,
1.




2. ,

1.

2.

1. , ,
3. ,

1. , ,
2. ,

1.
,

2.
,

1.
,
2.

1.

2.

1. ,

discredit

discreditable

discreet

, , ,

discrepancy

discrepancies

discrete

discretion

discretionary

discretionary powers

discriminate

discriminating

discrimination

2.

discriminatory

discriminatory pricing

discursive

( , )

discus

discuses

discuss

, ,
,

discussion

disdain

2.

1.
2.

3.
1. ,

2.

1. ,
,

2.

1. , ,

2.

1.

disdain

disdainful

disease

,
,

diseased

disembark

disembarkation

disembodied

() ,

disembowel

disenchanted

disenchantment

disenfranchise

disenfranchised

disengage

2.

2.

(disembowelled, disembowelling)
2.

1.

,

,

,

,

1. ,

3.

1.

disengagement

2.

3.

4.

1. ,

disentangle

2.

disequilibrium

disfavour

disfigure

3.
,


,
,

disfigurement

disfranchise

disgorge

,
,

1.

2.

1. , , ,

2.
, ,

disgrace

disgrace

disgraced

disgraceful

disgruntled

disguise

disguise

disgust

disgust

disgusting

dish

, ,
1.

2.

1.
2.
,

1.
,
2.

3.

4. ()

1.
,
dishes

2.

3.

4. ()

dish out ()
dish

1. ,

2. ,

3.

can dish out but can't take it

dish up ()
dish

,
1..

2.

3. , ( )
disharmony

dishcloth

dishearten

dishevelled

( ) , ( ) , ( ) ,

dishonest

dishonesty

dishonour

dishonour

dishonourable

dishwasher

dishwater

disillusion

disillusionment

disincentive

1.

2. ,()
(

1. ,
2.

disinclination

disinclined

disinfect

()

disinfectant

disinformation

disingenuous

disinherit

disintegrate

() , ()

disintegration

disinter

disinterested

disjointed

disk

2.

diskette

dislike

dislike

, ,

dislocate

dislocated

dislocation

dislodge

()

,
, ,

1. ( )
2.

, ,

(, ) ,

1.

3.

1. ( , )
2.
,

( , )

1. , ( )
2.

3.
,

1.

2. ,

disloyal

disloyalty

dismal

dismantle

dismay

dismay

dismember

1.

,
2. ()
,
,

, ,
(dismayed, dismaying)
,
,

1.

2.

3. ()

1. , ,
dismiss

2.

,
3.

4.

1.

,
dismissal

2.

3.
4.

dismissive

dismount

, ,

disobedience

disobedient

disobey

(disobeyed, disobeying)

disobliging

disorder

2.

1. , ,
3. , ()

1.

disorderly

disorganiz(s)ation

disorganiz(s)e

,
,

disorganiz(s)ed

, ,

disorientate

,
,

disorientating

disorientation

disown

, ,

disparage

disparagement

disparaging

disparate

disparity

, ,

disparities

, ,

dispassionate

2.
,
,

1. ,
2. ,
1.

dispatch

2.

3. ,


4. ,

1.
2.

dispatch

3.
,

4. ,


5.
6.

(dispelled, dispelling) , ,

dispel

dispensable

dispensary

( pl dispensaries )

,

dispensation

2.

dispense

2. ,

dispense with

1. ,
2.

1.

dispenser

2.

dispersal

()

disperse

3.

1. ()

2.

3.

4. ()
1. ,

dispersion

dispirit

dispirited

dispiriting

,
,

displace

2.

displaced person

2.

,
,

1.

2.
displacement

3.

4.
5.

display

display

displease

displeasure

disposable

disposable income

disposal

dispose

dispose of

1.
, ,
2.

1.

2.

3.
1. , (
)

disposition

2. ,

3.
4.
1.

dispossess

disproportionate

disprove

disputable

disputation

,
,

disputatious

2. ,

1.
,
2. ,
dispute

3.

4.

beyond dispute

in dispute

disqualification

disqualify

disquiet

disquiet

disquieting

disquisition

disregard

, ,

disregard

disrepair

disreputable

disrepute

disrespect

disrespectful

disrobe

disrupt

),
, (

dissatisfaction

dissatisfied

dissect

dissection

1.
2.

1.
2.

1. (


, )

dissemble

disseminate

( , )

dissemination

( , )

dissension

dissent

, ,

dissent

, ,

dissenter

dissenting

dissertation

disservice

dissidence

dissident

dissident

dissimilar

dissipate

2. ()

dissipation

2.

1.
2.

1.

2.

1.

,
2. (
)
1.

dissociate

dissociation

dissolute

2.
3.

1.
2.
,
,

1.
dissolution

2. ()
)
3. (,
1.

2. ()

dissolve

dissonance

dissonant

dissuade

dissuasion

distaff

distance

)
3. (,

1.
2.
1. ()

2. ( )

1. ,
2.

distance

3.

at a distance

keep one's distance

1.

distant

2.

3.

4.
,

distaste

distasteful

distemper

distemper

1. ( )
2.

distend

()

distended

distention

distil

distillation

distiller

distillery

distinct

2. , ,

(distilled, distilling)
,

1.
2.

1. ,

3. ,
1.
2.

distinction

3.
4.
5.

1.

distinctive

distinctiveness

distinctly

distinguish

2.

1. ,

2.
,

3.

4. ,
distinguishable

distinguished

distinguishing

distort

2. , ()

distorted

1. ( ) ,

3. ( )
1.

2. () ,
1. ,

2.

distortion

distract

distracted

distraction

distraught

distress

2. ,
,

distress

distressed

3. (

1.

2. (

)
,
), ,

1. ,
2.

1.
distressing

distribute

distribution

2.
3.

1. ,
2.

1. , , ()
2.
( )

1.
,

distributor

2.


3.

district

, ,

distrust

distrust

distrustful

disturb

2. ,

1.

3. ,

1. ,
disturbance

2.

disturbed

() , ()

disturbing

disunite

disunity

disuse

disused

disyllabic

( )

ditch

ditch

3.

1.

2.

( . ditches)

1. ()

2.
all of a dither in a dither

1.

dither

dither

ditherer

dithery

(ditherier, dithriest)

2.


,

( . dittos )

ditto (mark)

ditto

ditty

diuretic

()

diuretic

diurnal

diva

divan

,
( . ditties )

1. (

)
2. ()

dive

3. ,


4.
5.
6. ( )

1. (

)
2. ()
dive

3. ,


4.
5.
6. ( )

1.

2.

diver

dive bomber

diverge

divergence

, ,

divergent

3.

divers

diverse

diversification

1.
2.

1.
,

2.


(diversified, diversifying)

diversify

1.
,

2.


1.
2.

diversion

3.

4.

5.

diversionary

diversity

divert

2.

divest

2. divest of (, )

divide

2. ,

divide

dividend

divider

divination

divine

1. ,
3.

1.

2. ,
,

1.

,
,
2.

1. ,

2. (pl) ( )

1. , ,
divine

2.

diving

diving board

diving suit

divinity

2. ,

divisible

3. (),

1. ,
3.
1.

2. ,
3.
division

4. , ,
5. , ,

6.
7.

1. ,

divisional

2.

divisive

divisiveness

divisor

divorce

divorcee

divulge

( )

divulgence

3. (, )

1.

2. ,

dizziness

dizzy

(diversified, diversifying)
1. , ,
2. ()
( )

Disk Jockey

DJ

1.

2.

(does, doing, did, done)

1.
2. ()

3. ()
4. ,

5. (),

6.
7.
do

8. ,
9. ,
10.
11. ()
12. ()

13. ( )

)
14. (

15.

16. ()

(does, doing, did, done)

1.
2. ()

3. ()
4. ,

5. (),

6.
7.

8. ,
do

9. ,
10.

11. ()
12. ()

13. ( )

)
14. (

15.

16. ()

can (could) do with

,
1.

do away with

do down

do for

do French

do in

do justice to

do not take kindly to

do one's best

2.
,

do one's utmost

do or die

do the dishes

do time

do up

do without

do your bit

dob

()

dobber

()

docile

, , ,

docility

dock

dock

dock

1. ,

2. ,

1.
,


2.
1.

dock

dock

dockage

docker

docket

dockyard

2. () ,
3. ()
1. ()
2. ( )
1.

2.

1.
2.

doctor

1.

2. (

)

1. , ,

doctor

2. , (),
3.
( )

4. ()( )
doctoral

doctorate

doctrine

2.

document

document

documentary

documentary

1.

3.

,
1. ,
2.
1.

documentation

2.

dodder

,
, ,

doddery

dodge

dodge

dodger

3.

1. ,
2.

3. ,

1. , ,
2. (), ,
1.
,
,

2.

dodgy

dodo

doe

doer

does wonders

doesn't

doff

dog

= () does not
()
1.
2.

3. ,

4. ( )
dog

(dogged, dogging)

dog days

dog in the manger

dog-collar

dog-eared

( )

dog-eat-dog

dog-end

dogfight

dogfish

dogged

doggedness

doggerel

()

doggie

(
)

doggie

1.
2.



( . dogfishes )

1. ,
2. ( )

(
)

doggy

doggy

doggy bag

dogma

dogmatic

dogmatism

dogmatist

dog-paddle

dog's breakfast

dog's dinner

dog's life

dogsbody

dog-star

dog-tired

dogwood

doily

( . doilies)

doily

( . doilies)

doing

1. ,
2. ( )

1.
2. ( ) ,

3. ()
(

)

doing drugs

doldrums

2.

dole

()

1.

3.
,

dole

doleful

doll

doll

dollar

dolly

on the dole

1.
2. ()



( .

dollies )

)
1. (

2.

3. ()
dolorous

dolphin

domain

dome

domed

domestic

2.

domestic

, ,

domestic

, ,

domestically

domesticated

domesticity

1. ,
2. , , (), ,

1.
3. ( ) (
)

1.

2.
1.


,
2. ( )

1.

2.

domicile

domiciled

dominance

dominant

1.
2. ,

1. , , , ,
dominate

2. ()
,

domination

, , ()

domineer

dominican

dominican

domino

( . dominoes )

dominion

don

don

donate

donation

donator

donkey

donor

don't

donut

doodle

3.

,
(donned, donning) , ( )

1. ,
2.

( . donkies)
1.

2. ()
,

() = do not

doom

doom

, ,

doomsday

doomed

,
,

door

next door to

doorbell

doorframe

doorman

doormat

doorway

doostep

dope

( . doormen )

1.
2.

()

1. ,
,
2.

3. ,

()

dope

1.

dormant

() ,

dormitory

( . dormitories)
,

dormouse

( . dormice)

dorsal

dory

dosage

2.

,

( . dories)

1.

2.

1.

,

2.

dose

dose

dossier

dot

dot

dot the I's and cross the t's

3. ()
()

1.

2. () dose up

(dotted, dotting)
1.

2.

,

dotted line

dotage

dote

dotty

double

double

2.

1.
2. ,

3.

4. (), ()

1.
double

2. ,

3.

4. (), ()

1.
double

2. ( ) ( )

double chin

3.

double Dutch

double entry

double figures

10 99

double glazing

double park

double pneumonia

double time

double-barrelled

( ) ,

double-bass

double-breasted

double-check

double-cross

double-dealing

double-decker

double-edged

double-quick

double-talk

doubly

doubt

doubt

doubter

doubtful

doubtless

douche

douche

beyond doubt ,

,

,

1.

2.

1.

dough

doughnut

doughty

doughy

dour

douse

drag queen

drag race

drag up

draggle

drag-net

dragon

dragon-fly

2. ()

1.

2. ,

1.

2.

1. ,

2. () ,


,

drain

3.

4. ()


5.

drain

1. ,

, , ,
2.


3. ( )

down the drain

()

1.

drainage

drained

drainpipe

drake

drama

2.

1. , ,
2.
3. ,
1. ,

dramatic

dramatically

dramatics

dramatics

dramatist

dramatiz(s)ation

dramatiz(s)e

2.

,

3. ,

1.

2. ,

1.

2. ,

1.

2. ,

(drink, drunk, drinking)

1.
drank

2.

3. (, )
4.

drape

draper

)
1.
, , (
2.
, ,

1.

drapery

drapes

drastic

, , ,

drastically

draught

2.

1. ()

2. ( )
3.


4.

draught beer

( )

draught horse

draughts

draughtsman

(draughtsmen)

draughty

(draughtier, draughtiest)

(drew, drawn, drewing)

2.

1.
,

3. ()
4. , , ,
5.
6.

7. ( )

8. ()
9. ( )
draw

10. ,
11. ( , )
12. ( )(, )
13. ()

14. (, )

15.

16.

17.
18. ()

19. ( ) ,

20. (

(drew, drawn, drewing)

2.

1.
,

3. ()
4. , , ,
5.
6.

7. ( )

8. ()
9. ( )
draw

10. ,
11. ( , )
12. ( )(, )
13. ()

14. (, )

15.

16.

17.
18. ()

19. ( ) ,

20. (

)
1. ,

draw

2.

draw a blank

draw a conclusion

draw in

()

draw lots

draw on

3.

draw out

draw the line

draw the long bow

draw to a close

draw up

drawback

drawbridge

drawer

2.
( )

drawers

drawing

drawing-board

drawing-pin

drawing-room

drawl

drawl

drawn

drawstring

dray

dread

dread

( )

dreadful

1.
2. ( )

1. ,


3.

1.

2.

,
,

,
1.
,
2.
( )

1.

2. () ,

dreadfully

1.

2.
,

1. ,

dream

2. ,
3.
,

4.

(dreamt dreaming, dreamed)

dream

1. ,

2. ,
3.
,
,

dream up

dreamboat

dreamer

dreamily

dreamless

dreamlike

dreamy

1.

2.
, , ,

(dreamier, dreamiest)
1.
2.

(drearier, dreariest)
dreariness

dreary

1. ,

2.

1. ,

2. (, ) ,

1. (

dredge

2. (
)

3. (

, )


1. (

)
dredger

dregs

2.

3.
(

,

1.

,
2. ()( )
1.

drench

2.

drenched

dress

3.
,

dresses
1.

2.

3.

dresses
dress

1.

2.

3.

1. , ,
dress

2.

3. ,

4. ()
dress circle

dress coat

dress rehearsal

dress shirt

dress up

dressage

1.

2.

1.


2.

dresser

dressing

dressing down

dressing room

dressing-gown

dressing-table

dressmaker

dressmaking

3. ()
1.
2.

1.

2.

1.

dribble

2.

dribble

dribbler

dribbling

dried

dried

drier

3.

( ) ( ) dry
1. , ,

2.

()

, ,
1.

2. ()
drier

3. ,

4.

5. ,

1.

2. ()
driest

3. ,

4.

5. ,

1.

drift

2.
3.
4. , ,

1.
,
,

drift

drift apart

drift away

drift off to sleep

drift with the tide

drifter

driftnet

driftwood

drill

drill

2.

1.

2.

1.

2.
3.

1. ,

2. ,

(drank, drunk, drinking)

1.
drink

2.

3. (, )
4.

1. ,

drink

drinkable

drink-driver

drinker

drinking

2.

3. ()
1.

2.

1.

2.
1.

2.

(dripped, dripping)

drip

1.
2.

1.
drip

2.

3.

4. ()
drip-dry

drip-feed

drip-feed

(drip-dried, drip-drying)

)

(


1.

2.

1. ( ),

dripping

2. dripping with ( )

dripping

3. dripping with
(drove, driven, driving)

1.
2.

3.
drive

4.

5.
6. (
)
7. ()

8. ,

9. , ,

1.

2.

drive

3.

4. ,

5. ,

drive at

drive up the wall

drive-in

drivel

1.
,

drivel

drivelling

(drivelled, drivelling)

2. ,

, ,
,

1.

driver

driving

driving licence

driving wheel

drizzle

drizzle

droit

droll

, ,

drone

drone

2.

1.

2. (

1.

2. ,
,
3.
1. ,

2.

()

drool

1.
,

droop

(
)

droop

drooping

droopy

2. ,

(
)

1. (
,
)

2. ( )

() ()

1. (,
)
2.
3. , ,
drop

4.

5.

6.

( )
7.

(dropped, dropping)
1.
2.

3.

4.

5. ()
6.
drop

7.
8. ,

9.

10.
11. ,
12.

13. ( )
14.
drop a brick

drop anchor

drop by

drop in

drop off

drop-kick

droplet

drop-out

dropper

droppings

droppings

dross

drought

1.

2.

1.

, , ,
2.
1.

2.

(drive, driven, driving)

1.
2.

3.
drove

4.

5.
6. (
)
7. ()

8. ,

9. , ,

drove

drove

drover

drown

(
)

1.

2. ( )

(
)
1.

2. ,

3.
,

4. ()

 ()

drowsiness

drowsy

drubbing

drudge

drudge

drudgery

drug

()

1.
2. ,


(drugged, drugging)

1. (, )

drug

drug abuse

drug addict

drug dealers

drug on the market

drug trafficking

drugged

druggie

druggist

drugstore

2.

1. ,

2. ,

1.

2.
drum

3.
4.
5.

(drummed, drumming)
1.

drum

drum into

drum kit

drum machine

drum major

(
)

drum out of

, ,

drum up

drummer

drumstick

2. ,

1.

2.

1.

2.
drunk

3. (, )
4.
(drank, drink, drinking)

drunk

( )

drunkard

drunken

drunkenness

drupe

drunken man ,

(drier, driest)
1.
dry

2. ()
3. ,

4.

5. ,
(dried, drying)

1. , ,

dry

dry dock

dry ice

dry measure

dry rot

()

dry run

1.

2.

()
2.
1. (
)

dry up

2. () ,
3. ()( )
4.

dry-clean

dryer

dryness

dual

dub

dub

dubbin

, ,
1.

2.
, (
)

dubious

ducal

duchess

duchy

1.

2.


1.

2.
duck

3.

4.

5. () ,
,

1. ,

duck

2. ,

ducking

duckling

duct

ductile

ductility

3. () ( )

1. (, )
2. ( )

1.


2. ,

1.
(
)
2.

()

dud

1.
,
2.

( )
dud

1.
( )

2. ( )

3. ( )

() ()
dude

dudgeon

due

1.

2. ,

in hight dudgeon
1.

,
2.


3. ,

4.

due

due

due to

duel

duet

duffel

1.

2. ( ) ,

, ,

, ( , )

duffel bag
duffer

()

, ,
1.
2. ,

1.

2. ,

dug

, , ,
3.
4. ()
5. ()

(dig, digging)

1.

2. ,
dug

3. () digs
,
4. ()

5.

1.

dugout

duke

2. (
)

dull

2.

dull

2. , ,

dullness

duly

(duller,
dullard dullest)

2.
,

1. ,
2. , ,

3.

1. ,

2.

1. ,
dumb

2. , ,

dumbfounded

dumbness

dummy

1.
,

dummy

3. ()

1.

2.

dump

3.

4. ()
,

1. ,
dump

,
2.

3.
4.

dumper

dumping

dumping ground

dumpling

dumps

(down) in the dumps

1.

2.
(

()

()
dumps

dumpy

dun

dun

(down) in the dumps

(dumpier, dumpiest)

(dunned, dunning)

2

3

4

dunce

dune

dung

dungarees

dungeon

dunghill

1.

2.
,

dunk

dunny

duo

duodenal

duodenum

duopoly

duopsony

dupe

(duped, duping) ,

dupe

duplicate

2.

( . duos )

1. ,

3.


1.

duplicate

duplicate

2.

3.

1.

2.
1.

duplication

2.
3.
4.

duplicity

durability

durable

duration

duress

during

 , (
)

dusk

dusky

dust

dust bowl

dust jacket

dust up

dustbin

duster

dustman

dust-sheet

dusty

dutch

Dutch

Dutch

Dutch auction

Dutch courage

dutiable

dutiful

2. ,

( )

duty
duties
duvet

(duskier, duskiest)

1. ,
2.

1. ,
,
2.

( . dustmen)

(
)

(dustier, dustiest) ,

1.

2. the Dutch

1.
3.

dux

dwarf

dwarf

dwarf

dwell

dwell on

dweller

dwelling

dwindle

dwindling

dye

dye

(dyed, dyeing)

dyed-in-the-wool

---

, ,

dyeing

dyer

dying

( . dwarfs dwarves )

1.

2.

(dwelt, dwelling)

1.
2.

1.

dying

2.

dyke

= dike

dynamic

dynamics

dynamism

3. ,

1.
2. , ,

1.

2. (
)
,

dynamite

dynamo

dynastic

dynasty

dysentery

dysfunction

dysfunctional

dyslexia

dyslexic

dystrophy

dysfunctional

dyslexia

dyslexic

dystrophy

( ), ,

1.

2. ( )

1.

2. ( )

fable

EngWord

Pronunciation

fabric

fabricate

Type

Lao
,
1.

2.

1. ,

2.
, ()
1. ,

2.
,
fabrication

fabulous

fabulously

faade

face

3.

1.
,
2. (, , )

3. () ,

1.
2.
1.

2.

3.

(faced, facing)
1.

2. ( )
3.

face

face of a cliff/mountain

face of a clock

4.

5. ,
/

face the facts

face up to

( )
lose face

save face

in the face of ,

face value

faceless

facet

facetious

,
( )

facile

facilitate

facial

facility
facsimile

1.

2. , ( )

,

facilities ( )

1. ,

2. ( )
,

1.
2.

3.

4.
fact

faction

the fact that

despite the f

,
, ()

1.
2.

factor

3.

factory

,
,

factotum
factual

faculty

fad

factories ( )

1.

2.

,

1. ()
,

2. ()

fade

faded

faecal

faggot

2. (
)

Fahrenheit

, ( )

3. (, ,
, )

1.

1.

2.

, ()
3.
,

fail

4.

fail

failing

without fail

1.
2.
failure

3.
,

4. (
(fainter, faintest)

1. ( )
()

, (),
,
faint

faint

faint-hearted

2. ()

3. ( )

,
1.

2.
fair

3.
(fairer, fairest)

1. ( ), ()
2. ,

3.
4. ,
5.
fair

fair play

fairly
fairness

6.

2.

1.
1.
2.

fairies ( )
fairy

fairyland

fairy-tale

1.

2. ()

2.

1. ,
1. , ,

2.

3.
faith

in good faith
,

1. ,
2.

3. , ,

faithful

faithfully

faithfulness

fake

fake

2.

fake

falcon

2.

falconer

falconry

2.

1.

2.

1. ,
2. ( )

1.
1.

1.

(fell, fallen, falling)

1. ()

2. ()
, ( )

3.

4.

fall

5.
6. ( )

1.
, ,

2.
,
3.

fall

fall back

fall back on

fall behind

4.

5. ( )

2.

fall for

fall ill

2.

fall off

fall on

fall out

fall through

fall to

1. ,

1. ,

(
,
)

1.
,
2.
fallacious

fallacy

fallen

fallibility

fallible
fall-out

fallow

fallow

fallow

fallow deer

3.
4.

fallacies( )
,
,

fall

()
( )


)


(

fallow deer

1. , ,
2. ,

FALSE

3. ,

false alarm

false start

falsehood

2.

falsely

2. ,

1. ,

1.
,

falsettos ( )
falsetto

(
)

falsification

2.

1.

(falsified, falsifying)
1.

falsify

falsity

2.

1.
2.

3. ,
1.

2. ,
,
,

falter

fame

famed

3. ,

familiar

familiarity

familiariz(s)e

familiarly

familiariz(s)ation

1.
2.

3.

1. ,

2.

,

families (
)
1.

family

2. ,

famine

famished

famous

famously
fan

()

()

1.
2.

3. ,
fan

4.
(fanned, fanning)
1. ,
,

fan

fanatic

fanatical

fanciful

2. ,
3. ( )

, ,

1.

,
2. ,

(fancied, fancying)
1.

2. ,
fancy

3. ,

(fancier, fanciest)
1.
fancy

2.

1. ,
2. ,

take a fancy to

fancy

fancy that!

fancy yourself

fanfare

fang

fanlight

fantasia

fantasiz(s)e

take someone's fancy

( )

1.
( ),
(, ),

2.
)
(

,


,
1.

2.
fantastic

3. ()
,
,
fantasies ( )

1. ,
fantasy

2.

far

2.

1.

(farther, farthest)as far

as
1.
far

far and wide

far apart

far away

Far East

far off

farce

farcical

2.

The Far East

1.

2.

,

1.

2.
fare

3.

1. ( )
2. ( )

fare

farewell

farewell!

far-fetched

farm

farm

farmer

3.

, , ,

, ,

1. , ,
2.

farmhouse

farming

farmland

farmyard

far-reaching

farrier

farriery

farrow

farrow

far-sighted

fart

farther

farthing

fascinate

fascinated

fascinating

fascination

fascism

fascist

2.

fashion

2. ,

(
)

1.
2. ()

()

so far

(fascinated, fascinating)

, ,

2.

1. ,

1.
1. , ( )

fashionable

(faster, fastest)
1.
2. ()

fast

fast

fast

fast

fast food

fastener

fastening

3.
,

4. ()

1.

2. (
)

1.

2.

, ,

, ,
,


,
,

fastidious

fastwind

fat

2.

(fastwound, fastwinding)
1.

(fatter, fattest)
1.
,
,
2.

fat

3.

1.
fatal

2.

fatalities ( )
1.
2.

fatality
fated

fateful

3.

1.

2.
,
3.
1.

2.
father

father

fatherhood

father-in-law

fatherland

fatherly

fathom

,
3.

, ,
(fathers-in-law)

( ), ( )

, , ,

,
1.

fathom

2.

fathomable

2. ,

fathomless

1.
1.
2.

1.
2.

fatigue

fatness

fatten

fattening

3.

4.

()

1.

2.

(fattier, fattiest)
1. ,

fatty

fatty

fault

2. ,

()
,
,

1.
, ,
2. ,

1. ,
2.
,

fault

faultless

faulty

fauna

3.

4. ( )

1.



2. ,

favour

3. ,

1. ,

2. ()

3.
favour

favourable

favourite

favouriticism
fawn

fawn

fax

fax

fear

fear

fearful

fearfully

4.

1. , ,
2. , ,

3.

1. ( , )

2. ( )

, ,


1.
,

2. ,

1. ()

2. ( ) (
)
1.

2. ,

1.

2. ,
1.

2. ,

3. ,

1.

2. ()

fearless

fearsome

feasibility

feasibility study

feasible

?, (
1. ,
2. ,

3.
,
1.

2. ()
feast

feast

feast your eyes (up) on

( )

3.

1. ,

2. ,

1.

2. ,
feat

feather

feathered

2.

featherweight

2.

54 57

feathery

2.
,

3.

, ,
1.

1.

,
1.

1. ,

2. ,
feature

3. (),

feature

2.

February

feces

fed

fed up

federal

1. (), ()

feed

1. ( ),
2. ( ),

1. , , ,

federation

fee

feeble
feeble-minded

2.

, ( , , , )
1.
,

2.
,
,

, , ()
, (
) ,

(fed, feeding)

1. ,
2.
feed

3.
,

feed

2.

1.

feedback

, , ,
1.
2.

3.

feeder

4.

5.

,

(felt, feeling)
1.
2.
3.

feel

4.

5.

1.

2.
3.
4.

feel

feel for

feel like
feeler

5.

2. ()

1.

1.
,

2.
,

1.

2. ,
3.
feeling

feet

feign

feint

feint

4.
foot

1. ,

2.
,

, ,

, ,

felicitous

2. ( , ,

)

felicity

2. ,

feline

fell

fell

fell

fell

1.
1.

,
1.

2. ,

fellow

fellow

()
fall

1. () (
) , (
)
2. ,

3. ( )

, ,

1. ,

3.

fellowship

felon

felony

felt

female

felt

2.
,

,
felonies ( )
feel

, ,
1.

2. ( )
female

feminine

3. ()

4. (
)

,

1.

2.

femininity

feminist

2.

femur
fen

3.

1.

1. ,

2. ()

fence

sitting on the fence

fence

2.

1.


,

1.
fencing

fend

fend for yourself

fender

fennel

ferment

3.

fend off

,
,


,

1.
2.

1.
,
( ),

2.
,

1. , ,

2.
,
, ,

ferment

fermentation

fern

ferocious

ferociously

ferret

ferric

ferrous

ferocity

2.

3.

,
, ,

1. ,

2.
, ,
1.
2.

( ),

(ferried, ferrying)
1.

ferry

ferry

fertile

2.

fertility

2.

fertiliz(s)ation

2.
,

fertiliz(s)e

fertiliz(s)er

2.
,


,

fervent

fervour

fester

2. , ,
ferries ( )
1. ()
1.
1. ( , ),
1.
, ,

,

,
,

,
,

1.

2.
1.

2.
festival

3. ( ), (

festive

2. ,

festivity

1.

1. ,
2. ( )
,

festoon

festoon

fetch

fetching

fete

fete

fetid

fetish

fetters

(
)

1. ,

2.

feud

feudal

fever

feverish

,
1. ,

2.
1.

2.
a few

a good few
few

few

quite a few
(fewer, fewest)

, ,

as few as

few and far between

fianc

(
)

fiance

(
)

fiasco

fib

fib

fibber

no fewer than

fiancs ( )

fiances ( )
fiascos ( )
()

(fibbed, fibbing)
()
(
,

1.

2. ,

,
3.

fibre

fibreglass

fibrous

fickle

fiction

)
(


1. ,
, ()

2. (
),

1. ,

,
2.

fictional

fictitious

2.

,
1.

1. () ,
,
2. ()
(
)

fiddle

3.
1. (),

fiddle
fiddle about

2. , ,
, ,

()

fiddler

fiddler

fiddle-sticks

(, ) !

fiddling

, ,

fiddlity

2.
( )

fidget

2. ,
,

fidget

()
()
()

1.

1. ,
,

,
1.

2.

1. ,
2. ,
3.
4. ,
field

field

field

field trip

fielder

field-glasses

()

2. ,
,

()

fiendish

fierce

fiercely

fifteen

6.

fiend

fiery

5.

1. ,

1. ,

2. ,

3. (), ()
1.

2. ,
1.

2. ,
3.

1. ,
2.

1.
,
2.
,

3. ,

fifteenth

fifth

fifth

fiftieth

fifty

fifty-fifty

fig

fifties ( )
()

1.

2.

3.
fight

4.
5.

(fought, fighting)
1.

2. ,
3. ,
,
4.
fight

5. () ,

fight back

fight off

2.

1.
,
,

, ,
1.

2.
fighter

3.

fighting

figment

figurative

1.

2.

1. ,
2.
1.

2. ,

3.

4.
,

5.

6.
figure

figure

figure in

figure of speech

figure out

7. ,

,

()

1. ,

2. , ,

1. (
)

figure-head

2.

filament

filch

2.

file

1.



,

1. ,
2.

1.
,

file

file

file

filial

filibuster
filigree

2.

3.
( ),

( )

( )

1.
2.

3. (
)

4.

fill

fill (someone) in

( )

fill in (for someone)

fill in a form

( )

fill out

fill up

fillet
fillet

5. ,
6.

()

1.

2. (
)
filling

filling station

filly

film

film

filming

filmy

3. ( )

4.

fillies ( )
1. ( )
2.

3.
,

( )

(, )
(filmier, filmiest)

,
1.

2.

3.

4.
filter

5. (
)
1.

2. , ,
filter

filth

filthiness

filthy

3. ( )

(filthier, filthiest)

fin

final

2.
,

final

finale

finalist

finality

finaliz(s)e

finance

finance

financial

financially

financier

1.

1.

2. ( )

( )

finalities ( )
1.

2. ,

(
,


,

,

,
(found, finding)
1.
,

2.

find

find out

findings

fine

3.

4.

,

( )

fine

(finer, finest)
1. ,
2. (),

3.

4.

5.
6.

7.
fine

fine art

8.

1.

2.

3.

finely

4.

finger

2.

finger

fingernail

fingerprint

1.

fingertip

have at one's finger tips

,

1.
,

2. ,

3. ,
4.
finish

5.

6. ()

finishes ( )
1.

finish

finish off

finish up

finish with

finished

finite

Finn

Finnish

Finnish

fiords

fir

fir-con

2. ,
, ,
3.

1. ,

,
,
2. () ,

1.
,
,

2.

( ), ( )

(
)

1.
2. ,
3.
fire

4.
,

5.
,

1. ,
2.
3.
4.
5. ()

fire

fire brigade

fire-alarm

6.


7.

firearms

firebrand

fire-engine

fire-escape

fire-extinguisher

firefly

fireman

fireplace

firepower

1.

2.

fireflies ( )
firemen ( )

,

fireproof

fireside

firewood

firework

firing

firing-squad

firm

1.
)
(
2.

, ,

(firmer, firmest)

1. ,
,

2.

firm

firm

firmament

3. ,
1.

2.

3.

1.
2.

3.
, ,

firmness

first

at first

first

2.

1.

1.

2. ,
3.
4.
first

first aid

first and foremost

first class

first hand

first name

first of all

first rate

firstly

fiscal

fiscal year

5. ( )
,

1.

2.

fishes ( )
1.

fish

2.

fish

fish out

2.

1. ,

fishermen ( )
1.

fisherma

2.

fisheries ( )
1. ,
fishery

fishing-rod

fishmonger

2.

3.
()

,
(fishier, fishiest)

1. ,

fishy

fissile

fission

fissure

fist

fisticuffs

2. ()

,
,

(fitter, fittest)

fit

1. , , , , (
)
2. ,

(fitted, fitting)

1.
, ,
2. ,
fit

fit

3. ,

4. , ,

1.

2.

fit

fit as a fiddle

play second fiddle to

fit in with

fit out

fitness

fit in

1. ,

2.

1.
2.
1.

2.

fitting

fitting

3. ( ) ,
4. ( )

1.

2.

3. ()

4. ()
5. ,

fix

6. ()

7.

()
1.
fix

fix someone up with

fix something up

2.

()

1. ,
fix up
fixation

fixative

fixed

2.

, ,
,

1.

2.

1.

2.

,
1.

2.

fixity

fixture

fizz

fizz

fizzle

fizzle out

3.

1.

2. ( )

(
)

1. (
)

2. (

()

(fizzier, fizziest)
fizzy

flabbergast

1.

2.

(flabbier, flabbiest)
) , ,
1. (

flabby

flaccid

flag

flag

2.

3.
,

) , ,
(

(flagged, flagging)
1.
,

2. ,

(flagged, flagging)
1.

flag

flag down

flagon

flagpole

flagrant

flagship

flagstaff

flagstone

2.
, ,

, ( ,
)

(
)

( ),

1. ,
(
)
2.

flail

flair

flak

flak jacket

flake

flake

flaky

flamboyant

1.


2. (), ,

, ,

1. flake off
,

,
2. flake out () ,
(flakier, flakiest)

1.

2.

1. ,
2.

3.

1.

2.

flame

flame

3. ()

in flames

1.

2.

1.

2.

flaming

3.

4. ()

flamingoes ( )
flamingo

flammable

flan

flank

flank

flannel

1.

2.
,

1.


2.


(flapped, flapping)
1. ( )

flap

flap

flare

flare

flare up
flared

2.
,

, , ,

1.

,

2. (, )
1.
2.
1.

2.

3. ()()

flashes ( )
1. ,
2. (

3.

flash

in a flash

1.

2.

flash

flashback

flashlight

3.

4. ( ),

2. (

flashy

()

flask

2.

1.

(flashier, flashiest)

1.
,

(flatter, flattest)
1. ,
2. , , ,

flat

3. , ,

4. (,

1.
2.

flat

3.

flat

flat out

2.

flat rate

1. , , ,
,

1.

2. ,
flatly

3.

1.
,

flatten

2.

3. (

)
1.

2.
flatter

flattered

flattering

flattery

flaunt
flavour

flavour

flavouring

flaw

flawless

flax

flaxen

flay

flea

3.

4. ()

,

1.

2.

1. ,

2. ,

,
,

1. ,

2.

1.
,

2.

( )

1. ( )

2. ,

1.
,

fleck

fledged

fledgeling

flee

( ),

fleece

2.

2.
,

( )
,

1.

2.
(fled, fleeing)
1.

(fleeced, fleecing)
1.

fleece

fleecy

2. ()
,
()
1.
2.

fleet

fleeting

3. ( )

1.

2.

3.

,
4.
5.
flesh

flesh and blood

flesh out

flew

in the flesh

(
)

,

fly

flex

, , , (
)

flex

flexibility

flexible
flexible exchange rate

flexes ( )

1. ,

2.

3.

1. ,
2.
3.

)
1. (

2. ( )
flick

3. ()

4.

1.

2. ()

flicker

3. ()

flicker

flickering

2.

flier

1.

,
1.

2.

1.
2.

3.
flight

flight

flight capital

flighty

4. ( )

5.

,
(flightier, flighties)

,

(flimsier, flimsiest)
1.
,

flimsy

flinch

flinch from

fling

fling

flint

2.

3. (
)

1.

2. ,
,

(flung, flinging)
,
, ,

1.

2. ()

3. ( )

(flipped, flipping)
1. ( )
, )
2. (

3.

4. (

flip

flippant

flipper

2.

flirt

flirt

2. ,

flirtation

1.

1. ,

, ,


,
1.

2.
float

3.
,

4.




1. ()

2.
float

flock

flock
flock
floe

3.

4.

1. ,
2. ,

,
1.

2.

(flogged, flogging)
flog
flogging
flood

1.

,
2. ()

2.
,

1.


1.

2.

flood
floodlight

3. ( )

4.

1.

floor

2.

floor

floorboard

2.

1.

(flopped, flopping)

1.
,
,

2. ()( )

flop

floppy

floppy disk

flora

floral

florist

(floppier, floppiest)

,

1.

2.

floss

1.

2.
flotation

3.

flotilla

flotsam

2.

flounce

flounce

flounder

flounder

flour

1.

1. (
)

,

2. , ,
(

1.

2.
flourish

3.

flout

2.

1. ( , )
1.

2.
flow

3. ( )
1.

2.
3.
flow

flower

4.

1.
flower

flower bed

flowering

2.

()

flowering
flowerpot

flowery

flu

fluctuate

flown

fluctuation

flue

fluency

fluent

2. ,

1.

,
1. ,
2.

3. ( )
)
(
fly

1.
2. ( ) ,

(
1.


)
2.
( )
3.

1.

2. ,

1.

2.

fluff

3.

4. () () ,


1. ( )

fluff

fluffy

fluid

fluid

2. ( )

3.

(fluffier, fluffiest)
1.

2.

1. ,
2.

1.

2.

3. ,
1.

2.

3. (
)

fluidity

fluke

flung

flunk

fluoridation
fluoride
flurescent

flurry

4. ()

()

, ,


fling
()

flurries ( )

1. (
)
2.
(),
( )

1. ,

2. (
)

3.
flush

4. flush out

1.
2. (
)

3.

4.
flush
flush

5.

1.

2. ,
flushed
fluster
fluster
flustered
flute

3. ,

,
,

1. ()
2. ( )
3. (
)

flutter

4. (
)
1.
2.
3.
,

flutter

in a flutter

all of a

1. ,
flux

2.

in a state of flux
(flew, flown, flying)
1.
2.
3.
4.

fly

5. ,
6.

flies ( )
1.

fly

fly into a rage

fly off the handle

fly the flag

flyer

flying saucer

flyleaf

2.

(
)
1.

2.

flyover

,
,

flywheel

foal

flyleaves ( )
flyovers ( )

foal

foam

foam

foam-rubber

foamy

(fobbed, fobbing)
fob off

fob

focal

fo'c'sle

focus

forecastle

1.


2.
,

3.

1.
2. ,
3. ,
in focus

focus
fodder
foe

out of focus

foetal

foetus

fog
foggy

foetuses ( )

fog-horn

(
)

fogies ( )
old fogy

fogy

foible

foil

foil

foil

foist

( )
1.

2. ()
fold

3. (, )

fold

2.

fold

folder

foliage

1.

1.

2.
folk

folk

folk-dance

folklore

folk-song

3. ()

1. ,
2. ( )
3.
4.
5.

6.
follow

follow through

follow up

follower

as follows

,
,
1.

following

2.

following

following

2.

following

folly

foment

fomentation

1.

, ,

, ,

(fonder, fondest)
1.

fond

2. ,

fondle

2.

fondly
fondness

1.

font

food

food for thought

foodstuff

fool

fool

1.
( )
2.
(
)

,
1.

2.

1.
,
,
2.

fool around

foolery

foolhardy

foolish

foolishness

3.

1.

foolproof

2.

foot

2.
12

foot

1. ( ), ( )
()

foot and mouth disease

on foot ()

on one's foot
,

football

footballer

foothill

foothold

footing

footlights

footlights

footman

footnote

footpath

footprint

footsore

1.
( ),

2.

1.
,

2. ,

()
()

footmen ( )

(
)

1.
2.

footsteps

footstool

footwear

3.

1.
2.
3.
4. ,
5.
6.

7.

for

for

for fear of

for fun

for the first time

forage

8.

9.
,

, ,

make fun of

1.
( )

2.

(foraged, foraging)
1.
2.

forage

3.

forarm

forbear

forbearance

forarm

,

(forbore, forborne, forbearing)

, ,

, ,

(forbade, forbidden, forbidding)

forbid

forbidden

forbidding

1. ,

2. ,

1.
, ,
2. ,

force

3. , ,

forced, forcing)
1.

force

forceful

forceps

forcible

forcibly
ford

ford

fore

fore

2.

,

3.

forceps ( )
,

(),

(),

1.
2.

fore

to the fore () ( )



fore

forebears

forebears

foreboding

forecast

1.

2.

, ,

,
,

2.

forecast

3.

forecaster

2.

forecastle, fo'c'sle

2.

foreclose

1.
1.

1.



2.

foreclosure

forecourt

forefathers

forefinger

forefoot

forefront

forefeet ( )

,

,

foregoing

foregone conclusion

foreground

forehead

)
(

1. (


)
2. ,
,

1.

2. ,
3.
foreign
foreigner
foreknowledge
foreleg

4.

5. ,

foremen ( )
foreman

foremost

forensic

forerunner

foresee

foreseeable

foreshadow

1.
(
)

2.

, ,

(foresaw, foreseen, foreseeing)

( )

foresight

foreskin

forest

(forestalled, forestalling)
forestall

forester

forestry

1.

2.

,

,

foretaste

foretell

forethought

,
,

forever

, ,

forewarn

(foretold, foretelling)

forewomen ( )

forewoman

foreword

forfeit

1.

2.

1. ,
2. ()

 , ( ),

forfeit

( )
1.

2.
forfeiture
forgave
forge

3.
forgive

1.
2.
1. ,

2. ( , )
3. (
)

forge

forge

forger

2.

forge ahead
1.

1. ( , )
2.

forgery

3. ,

forget

forget oneself

forgetful

forgetfulness

forget-me-not

forgivable

(forgot, forgotten, forgetting)

(forgave, forgiven, forgiving)

forgive

forgiveness

forgiving

forgo

, ,

fork

fork

fork lift truck

fork out

forked

forked road

forlorn

forlorn hope

forlornly

,

(forwent, forgone, forgoing)
,

,
1.

2.

3. (,

)
(

),

2. (
)

()

1. ,

2.

1.

2. , , , ,
3. (), ()

4.

form

5.


1.
2. ()

,
,

3.
4. ,

5.
form

6.

1.

2. , , , ,
3.

(), ()
4.

form

5.

1.
2. ()

,
,

3.
4. ,

5.
form

6.

1.
2.

formal

3. ()

4. ,
formalities ( )
1. ,
2.

formality
formaliz(s)e

3. formalities ,

format

format

1.

2. (
) ,
1.
,
,

2. ,

3. ,
formation

formative

formerly

formidable

formless

4.

,
1.

2. ,

formulas formulae ( )
1. , ,

2. (, )

formula

formulate

( ,
, , )

fornicate
fornication

forsake

fort

forte

3.

(formulated, formulating)

(forsook, forsaken, forsaking)

back and forth

forth

forthcoming

forthwith

fortieth

forthright

fortification

and so forth
1.

2.

3. ()
,
,

,
1.

2.

3. ( ) ,
(

(fortified, fortifying)

fortify
fortitude
fortnight

fortnightly

fortress

fortuitous

fortunate
fortunately

, ( )(
,
)
1.

2.

1. ,
,
2. ,

fortune

3.

fortune-teller

forty

2. (the forties) 1940 1949

forty

2. ( 40 )

forty winks

1. 40( 40)
1. 40(
40)

()

1.
2.

3.

forward

forward

forward

forward linkage

4.

5. ,

2.

1. ( )
, ,

1.

2. ,

put forward
forward

come forward

1.

2. ,

put forward
forwards

forwardness

fossil

fossil fuel

come forward

( )

,
,

fossiliz(s)e

foster

foster-child

2.

foster-parent

fought

1.

fight

(fouler, foulest)
1. ,
2. ( ) , () , ()

foul

foul

foul

found

found

3. ()

2. ( )

1.
,
find

,
,

1. ,

2. ( ) ,
foundation

foundation stone

founded

founder

3. ( ) ( )
4.

foundered, foundering)
1. ()
,

founder

2. ()

3. ()

founding

founding

founding

foundry

fountain

fountain-pen

four

four

four-poster

foursome

fourteen

fourteen

fourteenth

fourth

fourth

fourthly

fowl

foundries ( )

, () ,

1. ()

2. ()

1.

, ,
2.

foxes ( )
1.

fox

fox

2.

(foxed, foxing)

1.

2. ,

1. ,
foxed

foxglove

foxhound

2.

(foxier, foxiest)
1.

foxy

foyer

fraction

fractional

fractious

2. ,

1.

2.

3. ()
1/2, 2/3,


,

(
)

1. ,
()
2.

fracture

3.

fracture

() , ()

fragile

2.

fragility

fragment

(fractured, fracturing)
1.
,

1.
()
2.

3.

,
1. ( ),
2.
,

fragment

fragmentation

fragmented

fragrant

fragrant

1. ()


2. ()


1.


2.

1.


2.

(frailer, frailest)
1.
,
2.

frail

frailty

3.

1. ,

2. ,
3.

4. , (),
frame

5. (
(framed, framing)
1.

frame

)
2.
, (, , ,

3.

1.

2.
framework

3.

franc

franchise

2.

frangipani

frank

, ,

frank

frankly

frankness

frantic

frantically

fraternal

frankincence

1.

(franker, frankest)

(

),

,

fraternities ( )
1.

,

fraternity

2.

fraterniz(s)e

, , ,

(fraternized, fraternizing)
,
1. ,
2.

fraud

fraudulence

fraudulently

3. ,
, ,

fraught

fray

fray

freak

( , )

,
, ,

(
1.

1. , ,
2. ()
(

freak out

()
freak

freak

freakle

freaky

(
1.

)
2. (

,
(freer, freest)

1. , , ,

free

2. ,

3.

(freed, freeing)
1.
2.

free

free enterprise

free goods

free trade zone

freedom

3.

4.

,
( )

free-hand

freehold

freelance

freelance

(
)

(
)

1.

2. ,
3.
freely

free-wheel

4.
5.

(
)

(froze, frozen, freezing)

1.


2.

freeze

freeze

freezer

freezing

freezing-point

freight

3.

,


4.

1.


)
2. (

3.

1.

2. ( )
3.

freighter

French

French

Frenchman

Frenchwoman

frenetic

frenz

frenzied

frequency

frequent

frequent

frequently

fresco

,

1.

2.

, (
)

, ,
,

, ,

1.

2.

,

,

(fresher, freshest)
1. ,

2. ,
3.
fresh

fresh air

freshen

freshen up

freshly

4. ()

1. ,

2. ( )

1.
,

2. ( )

freshmen ( )
freshman

1.
2.

freshness

freshwater

freshy

fret

fretful

fretsaw

fretwork

friable

friar

3.

4. ( )

()

(fretted, fretting)

, , ,

,

( )

1.
2.

friction

Friday

fridge

fried

3. ,

()

(, )
1. ,
2.

friend

friendless

make friend with

(friendlier, friendlist)
1.
friendly

friendship

frienliness

frieze

frigate

fright

frighten

frightened

frightening

2. ( )

3.

,

, ,

(
)
1. ,

2.

,

1.

2.

1.

2. ()() , , ()

frightful

3. ()

frightfully

2. ()

frigid

frigidity

1.
1.

2. (
)

3. ( )
, (
,
)
1. ,

2. ,

frill

fring benefits

1.

2.

1. ,
,
2. ,
3. ,

fringe

on the fringes of

fringe

2.

fringed

1.

fringed with

frisk

frisky

fritter

fritter

frivolity

frivolous

frizz

frizzle

1.
1.

2. ()

1.

fritter away

, ,

2. ,

1. ,
,

to and fro
fro

frock

2.

frogman

frolic

frog

frolic

1.
,

1.

2.

1. ,

2.

3. ( )

4. ()
5. ( )
6. ,
from

7.

1. ,
,
2.

3. , ,

front

4. ,
5.

in front

in front of
front

1.

2.

1.

2.

front
front line
front page
front runner
frontage
frontal
frontier
frontipiece
frost
frost-bite
frosting

3. ,

4.

( )

1.

2.

1.

2.

(frostier, frostiest)
1.

frosty
froth

froth

frothy

frown

2.

3. ,

2.

1.
,

(
)
, , ,

frown on frown
frown

froze

upon
freeze

1.

2.

,

frozen

frugal

frugality

3. ()

4. ( )
1. ,

2. ,

(fruits)

1.
2.
fruit

bear fruit ,

fruit

2.

fruitful

2.

fruition

fruitless

1.
1.

2.

1. , ,
(fruitier, fruitiest)
1. ,

fruity

2. (),

3. ()

frustrate
frustrated
frustrating
frustration

fry

fry

frying-pan

ft.

fuchsia

1.
,
,

2. ,

,

,

,
(fried, frying)

, , ,

foot feet

( )

fuck

fuddle

2.

fudge
fuel

1.

,
,

(fuelled, fuelling)

1.
, (
)

fuel

fug

fugitive
fugitive

2.

2.
,

1.



, ,

2. , ,

fulcrum

(fulfilled, fulfilling)
1. ( , )
2.

fulfil

fulfilled

fulfilling

3.
,

1.

2.
fulfilment

3.
(fuller, fullest)

1. ,

2. , ,

3.

4. ,

5.
full

full moon

full of

full stop

full-blown

full-lengt

()

1. ,

2. ( )


3.

1.
2.
fullness

3.

full-scale

full-size

2.

1.
,

(, )
in full

full-time

to the full

fully

fulsome

2. , ,

1.
, ,
,
1. ,

2. ( ) , ,

3. ,

fumble

fume

2.

fumes

2.

fumigate

fumigation

fun

fun

1.
,
1.

1. ,

2. ,
3.

4. ()
function

5.

1. () ,
2. ( ),

function

3. function as ,
1. ,

2. ,

functional

3.

4.

1. , ,
2. ( ) ()
3. ( )

fund

fund

fundamental

fundamentally

fundamentals

fundamentals

funding

fund-raiser

fund-raising

4. ( )

, , ,
,

, ,
1.

,

2. ,

, ,

, ,

1.

2.

funeral

fun-fair

fungicide

fungus

funk

fungi funguses (pl)

()

1.

2.

(funkier, funkiest)
()

funky

funnel

2.

funnel

funnily

1.

(funnier, funniest)
1.

2.

funny

3.
1.

2.

3.

4.

fur

furbish

2.

furious

2.

1.

1. ,

furl

furlong

furlough

(
, ),
(), ( ), ()

furnace

furnish

furnishings
furnishings
furniture
furore

furrow
furrow
furry

( 201 )

1.

2.

1.

2.

1.
, ,

1. ,
,
2. ,
1.

1.

2. ,
further

further

further

furthermore

furthermost

furthest

furtive
furtively
furuncle

3. ,

, ,

, ,

1.


fury

like fury ,

1. (





)

fuse

fuse

fuselage

fusion

fuss

fussy

2. , ,

(fused, fusing)

1. (


)
2. ,

,
make a fuss about something ,
(fussier, fussiest)

, , ,
(fustier, fustiest)
1.

fusty

futile

futility

future

future

futuristic

2. ,

, ,
in future

the future tense

,

()
1.
fuzz

2.

(fuzzier, fuzziest)
1.

fuzzy

2. ,

each

EngWord

Pronunciation

each

each other

eager

eagerly

eagerness

eagle

ear

earache

ear-drum

earl

earliness

Type

Lao

( , , )

, ,

,
, ,
,

ear of corn

Marquis),

( Viscount
,

(earlier, earliest)

1. ,

early

2. ,
,

,
1. ,

early
earmark
earn

2. ,
,

,
,

1. , ,

2. ,
,

earner

earnest

earnestly
earnings
earphone

earring

earshot

1.

2.
,

1.
2.

1.
2.
3.

4.

earth

earth

earthenware

earthly

earthquake

earthworm

5.

, ,

(earthier, earthiest)
1.

earthy

2.
1.
,

2. ( ),
ease

3.

4.

1. ,
2. ,
3.

4.
ease

ease up

easel

easily
easiness
east
east

at ease ,

1. ,
2.

3.
,

1.

2.

1.
2.

east

east wind

Easter

easterly

3. The East ,

1.

2.

eastern

2.

easterner

eastward

eastward

1.

1.

2.
3.
take it easy
()
easy
easy-going

1.

2. (

2.

1.
(ate, eaten, eating)
1.
2. eat away ,

eat

eatable

eater

eaves

eavesdrop
eavesdropper

3. eat into ,

1.

2.
,

(eavesdropped, eavesdropping)

1.

ebb

2. ,

ebb

2.

2.

,
,

ebony
ebony

1. ()

1.


1.

,
ebullient
eccentric

, ,

eccentric

eccentricity

ecclesiastic
ecclesiastical
echelon
echo

clair

ecologist
ecology

, ,

echoes

ecological

eclipse

echo

eclipse

2. ,

,

(echoed, echoing)

1.
,

2. ,

1.

2. ,

, ( ), (


(

(
)

economic
economical
economics
economist
economiz(s)e

economies ( )
1.

economy

2.

ecosystem

ecstasy

ecstatic

eczema

eddy

eddy

edge

ecstasies ( )

1.

2.

( )

eddies ( )
1.

2. ,

3.
1.

2.
3. ,
edge

4.

on edge

edgeways

edgy

edible

edict
edifice
edify
edit

edition

editor

editorial

editorial

educate

educated

education

educational

eel

eerie

eerily

efface

()

(edgier, edgiest)

,

,

, (

),

1. ,
,

2.

, ,

, ,

, ,

(eerier, eeriest)

, ,

in effect

effect

to the effect that

take effect

1.
2. ,

3.

4. ,
effect

effective

effectual

effeminate

effervesce

effervescent

efficacious

efficacy

efficiency

efficient

5. ( ) ,

2.

1. ,
,

1.

2.

,

, , ,

1. ,

2.

effortless

effusive

egalitarian

effigy
effort

egg

effigies ( )

( )


egg on

egg

eggplant

eggshell

1.

2.

egos ( )
1.

ego

egocenticity

egocentric

egoism

egoist

egoistic

egotist

egotistic

Egyptian

Egyptian

eiderdown

eight

eighteen

eighteenth

eighth

eightieth

eighty

2. ,

,
,

, ,
1.
,

2.

2. an eighth

1.

eisteddfod

either

either

either

eject

ejection

ejeculate

ejeculation

eke

elaberation

elaborate

elaborate

elapse

elastic

elastic

1. , , ,
2.

1. , , ,
2.

1. ,
2.

3.

1. ,
2.

3.

(eked, eking)eke out

1. ,
2.

()

1.
elasticity
elated
elation

2.

elbow

elbow

elder

elder

elder

elderly

elderly
eldest
eldest

,
1. ,
2.

1.

2.
1.

2.
,

, ,

, ()

1.

2. ,

elect

3. ( )

, (
1.

2. ,

elect

3. ( )

, (
1.

2. ,

elect

3. ( )

, (

election

2.

1.

elector

electoral

electorate

electric

electrical

electrically

electrician
electricity
electrification

,
( )
1.



2.
1.

2.

1. ,
2.
,

,

(electrified, electrifying)

electrify

electrifying

electrocute

electrocution

electrode

electromagnet

electron

electronic
electronics
elegance

1. ( ) ,

2.

1.


2.

1.


2.

elegant
elegy

elegies ( )
1. ,
2.
,

element

3.





4.

1. ( )

2. ,

elemental

3.

1.

2.
,
()
elementary
elephant
elevate

3.

2.

1.

1. ,
2.

elevation

3.

elevator

2.

2.

eleven

eleventh

eleventh

1. ,
1.

2.

1.

elves ( )
elf

()

elicit

eligibility

(, ),

eligible
eliminate
elimination
elison

, ,

2.
,

2.

1. , ,
,

1.

, ,

2.

elite

elixir

Elizabethan

(1558-1603)

ellipse

elliptical

elm

elocution

elk

elongate

1.

,
,

1.
(

2.

1.
2.

() , , , , ,

elongate
elongated
elope

elopement

eloquence

eloquent

else

elsewhere

elucidate

elucidation
elude

() , , , , ,

, ( )

1.


,
2.

,
1. ,

2.

,
,

,
,
1. ,

2. ( )

emaciated

emaciation

( )
(

e-mail

elusive
elves

emanate

emancipate

emancipation

()

electronic mail

1. , ,
2. ,
,

3. , ,

1.
emasculate

emasculator

embalm

embankment

2.

mummy

()

, ,

embargoes ( )

1.


2.

embargo

embark

2. embark on/upon

embarkation

2.

2.

,

, ,

embarrass
embarrassing
embarrassment
embassy

embattled
embedded

,
1.
,
1.
1.

,
embassies ( )

1. () ,


2. ()

1. ,
embellish

2.

embellishment

embers

embezzle

embezzlement
embittered

emblazon

emblem

embodiment

embody

emboss

1. ,

2.

, ,

,

, ,

,
(embodied, embodying)

1. , ,
2.
,

1.

2.
embrace

embrace

embrocation

embroider

embroidery
embroil

embryo

3.

, ,

1.
,
2. ,

()
( )
embryos ( )

1.
,
2.

1.
embryonic
emerald

emerald

emerge

emergence

emergency

emergency

emetic

emigrant

emigrate

emigration

eminence

eminent

emir

emissary

emission

emit

emolument

emotion

emotional

2.

, ,

,

,

emergencies ( )

()

1. ,

2.
,

1. , , ,
2.

,
,

,
,

, ,

1.
,

2. ,

3.

emotionally

emotive

empathetic

empathy

emperor

1.

2.

emphases ( )

,

1.
emphasis

emphasiz(s)e

emphatic

emphysema

empire

empirical

employ

employee

employer

employment
emporium

empower

empowerment

,

2.
,

1.
,
2. ,

()

, , ,
,

,
,

1. ,

2. ,

(emporia emporiums)

2.

1.

empresses ( )
1.
empress

emptiness

2.

(emptier, emptiest)
1.

empty

2. , ,
(emptied, emptying)

,

empty

emu

emulate
emulsion
en route

empties ()

empty-handed

, ,

(paint)

enable

enact

2. ( )

enactment

enamel

2. ( )

1.

2.

1. ,

1. ,

1. ( )
2.

enamel

enamoured

3.

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encampment

encapsulate

encase

enchant

enchantment

encircle

,

,

1.
,

,


2. ()

,

1. , ,

2.

enclave

enclose

2. (

)

enclosure

encode

encompass

encore

encounter

encounter

encourage

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(),

1.

2. ,
) ,
(

1.
,

2.
,

1.
,



2.

, , ,
1. ,

2. ,

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encouragement

encouraging

encroachment

encrust

encroach

encumber
encumbrance
encyclopaedia

1.


2.

,

1.

2.

,

2. ,

1.

, ,
1.
2.
3.

end

the end of the road

,
1. ,

2. , , ,

,
3.
end

endanger

endangered species

endear

endearment

endeavour

endeavour

4. ,

5.

endangered species

,
,

endemic

ending

endless

endorse

endorsement

endoscopy

endow

endowment

endurable

endurance

endure

enduring

enemy
energetic

(, , )

,
, ,

1.

2. ,
1.
2.
,
3.

1.
2.

,
3.

1. ,

2.

1.

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3. ,
,

,
,
1. , ,
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enemies ( )

2.

1. ,

1.

energy

2.

enfold

2.

enforce

enforcement

, ( , )

enfranchise

enfranchisement

1.

1.
2.

3.

4.

engage

5.
,
6. (

1.
( ) ,
( )
2. ,

engaged

3.

4. (

1.

2. ,
engagement

engaging

engender

engine

3.

4. ,

, ,
,
1.

2.

engineer

engineer

engineering

English

English

engrave

engraved

engross

engrossed

engulf

enhance

enhancement

enigma

enigmatic

enjoy

enjoyable

enjoyment

enlarge

enlargement

1. ,

2. , ()
,

1.

2.

, (

)

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,
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,
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3.
,

1. , ,

2.

enlighten
enlightening
enlightenment

enlist

enliven

enmesh

enmity
ennoble

enormity

,
,

enormous

enormously

enough

enough
enquire
enquiry
enrage
enrapture

),
(

1.
,

2.

()

,
1.

2.

enormities ( )
1.

2. ,
1.

2.

2.

2.

1. ,
1. ,
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enrich

enrichment

2. ()

3.

1.

2. ()

3.

(enrolled, enrolling)
1.

enrol

2.

enrolment

enscone

2.

ensemble

1.

,
1.
2.

,
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enshrine

enshrined

ensign

enslave

enslavement

ensnare

,

(

)

, ,
,

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,
(ensued, ensuing)

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ensuing

ensure

2. ( )

, ,

entail
entangle
entanglement
entente

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,

2.




1.
,

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()
1. ,

2. ,
3.
enter

enterprise

enterprising

entertain

entertainer

entertaining

entertainment

4.

1. ,

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3. ,
,

1.

2.
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3. ,
1.

2.

1.

2. , ,
2.

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enthrall

enthrone

enthronement

1. ,
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2.

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enthuse

enthusiasm

enthusiast

enthusiastic

enthusiastically

entice

enticement

enticing

entire

entirely

2.

,

, ,

1.

2.

in its entirety ,

entitle

2.
,

entitled

entitlement

entity

entirety

entomb

entombment

entomologist

entomology

1.
,
,



1.

2.

, ,

entourage
entrails

,
1.

2.
entrance

entrance

entrancing

entrant

entreat

3.

entreaty

entrench

entrenchment

entrepreneur
entrust

,

1.
2.

,

1.

2.

1.

,

2.

1.

,
2.

,
entries ( )
1.

2.

3.

4.
entry
entwine

5.

2.

1. ,

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enumerate

envelop

envelope

enviable
envious
environment

2.

(enveloped, enveloping)

environmental impact assessment

environmental

environmentalist

environmentalist

environs

environs

envisage

envision

envoy

envy

envy

epaulette

epee

1.


2.

1.


2.

1.

2. ,
,

2.

(envied, envying)
1.

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, ,

( )

epic

epicentre

epidemic

epidermis

epigram

epilepsy

epileptic

epileptic

epilog

(



)

epilogue

(



)

episcopal
episode
epistle
epitaph
epitome
epitomize
epoch
epuipment

1.
()

2. ()
(

2.

2.

1.

1.

(equalled, equalling)
1.
equal

equal

equal

equality

equaliz(s)

equaliz(s)e

equaliz(s)er

equanimity

equate

equation

equator

2.

ation ( )

,
1. , , ,

,
,

1.
2.

( 2+3=5),

( )

equatorial

1. ,

2.

equestrian

equidistant

equerry
equestrian

equilateral

equilibrium

equinox

equip

equitable

equity

equivalent

equivalent

equivocal

era

eradicate

eradication

erase

eraser

( )

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()

2. ( )
equinoxes ( )

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3. ( )
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erasure

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erect

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erection
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1. ,

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3.
1. ,

2.
( )

erosion

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err

2. ,

errand

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errant

erratic

erroneous

1. ,

1. , ,

2.
,

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1. , ,

2.
,
error

erudite

erupt

3.
4.

1.

2.
3. (

eruption

escalation

escalator

escapade

escalate

, ,
,

1.

2. , ,
3.
escape

4.

1.
2.
3.
4.

escape

5.

escapism
escapist
escarpment
escort

escort

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esophangus

1.

2.
1.

2.

3.

1.


2. ,
esoteric
especial
especially

3.

2.

2.

espionage

esplanade

espouse

espy

essay

essence

essential

essentially

essentials

1.
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),

(espied, espying)
,

(
)
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2. ,

,
,

1. ,
,

2. ( )

establish

established

,

3.

4.

1. ,
, ,

2. ()
3.
4.
establishment

estate

estate agent

esteem

esteem

esteemed

ester

esthetic

estimable

estimate
estimate

estimation

estranged

estrangement

estuary

etc.

5.

2. ,

1.

,

1. ,
2.

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1. , , ,
2.

1. , , ,
2.

,
estuaries ( )

etcetera ,

etch

eternal

eternity

ethical

ethics

ethnic

etiquette

ethereal

etymological

1. , ,


2. ,

1. ,

2. ,
1.

2.

3. ()

,



,
1.

2.

,
1.

2.

etymologies ( )
1.

etymology
eucalyptus
eulogy

2.

1. ,

2. ,

1.

euphemism

""
euphomism

euphomistic

euphoria

Eurasian

European

euphoric
Eurasian

European

1. , ,
2. ,

1. (),
2.

evacuate

3. ( )( ),

1. (),
2.

evacuation

evacuee

evade

evaluate

evaluation

evangelical

evangelist

evaporate

evaporation

evasion

evasive

eve

even

3. ( ),

, , ()

1. ,

2.

1.
,
,

2.

1. ,
2. ( )
3. ,
4.
even

5. ()

6. (

evened, evening)even out

1.

even

evening

evenly

2.

even odds

1.
2.

1. ,
2.

in the event of
event

eventful

eventual

eventuality

eventually

in the event that

1.

2.
as ever
ever

evergreen

ever since

evergreen

everlasting

evermore

, ,

,
,

very now and then

every once in a while

every
everybody

everyday

everyone

everything

everywhere

evict

eviction

evidence

evident

evidential

evidently

evil

evil

evocative
evoke

every so of

2. ,

1.

,
,

give evidence
()

in evidence

, ,

1.

2. ,

1.

2. ,

evolution
evolutionary

ewe

exacerbate

exacerbation

exact

exact

exacting

evolve

exactly

exactness

exaggerate

exaggeration

exalt

, ,

, ,

,
,

,
,


,

,
,

()

,
1.
,

2.

3.

1.
, ,

2.
,
3.

1.
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exaltation

exalted

2.
,
3.


1.
,
2.

()
exam
examination

2. ()

1.
1. ,
2. ()

examine
examinee
examiner

example
exasperate

exasperated

exasperation

excavate

excavation
excavator

exceed

exceedingly

3.

1.

2.


1.

2.

for example ,

set an example
,

,

,
,
1.

2.

2. ,

1.

1.
,
2.
,

, ,

(excelled, excelling)
excel

excellence

Excellency

excellent

except

excepting

1.
,

2. , ,

1.

2.

exception

exceptional

exceptionally

excerpt

take exception

2. ,

1. ,

1.

2. ( )
excess

excessive

exchange

2.

1. , ,
1.

2.

3.
exchange

4.

exchange market


1.
excise

excise

excision

excitable

excite

excitement

exciting

exclaim

2. ,

( )

1.

2. ,

, , ,

1.

exclamation

exclamation mark

exclude

excluding

2. ,

,
2.

1. , ,
,

1.

2.

exclusion

3.

1.
,



2. ,

exclusive
excommunicate
excommunication

3. ,
4. excl

()

()

excrement

excrescence

excrete

excretion

excruciating

exculpate

excursion
excusable

excuse

excuse

excuse me

execrable

execute

, ,

1.
2.
3.

1.
,

2. ,

2.

1. , ,
, , ,
1. , ,
, ,
,

execution

executioner

executive

executive

executor

2.

1.

, ,
2.

(exemplified, exemplifying)
exemplary

exemplify

exempt

exempt

exemption

exercise

1. ,

2. ( , )

1. ,

2. ,

exercise
exert

3. ,

4.

(
, , ),
exert oneself

(
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exertion

exhale

1.
,

2. (, )

exhaust

exhaust

exhausted

exhausting

3.

,



4.

1. ,

2.

exhaustion

exhaustive

1.

2. ,

,
1.

exhibit

2. ,

exhibit

2. ,

1.
1.

2. ( )

exhibition

exhibitionist

exhibitor

exhilarate

exhilarating

exhilaration

exhort

exhortation

exhumation

exhume

exile

exile
exist

3.

, ,

, ,

,
,

1.

2.
,


3.

1. ,
2.

existence

existing

exit

1. ,

2.




,

1.

exit

2.

exodus

exonerate
exorbitant
exorcism
exorcist
exorcize

,
1. ,

exotic

2. (
)

expand

expand on

2. , ,

expanse

1.
,

,
,

() ,
,

1.
2.

expansion

expatriate

,
3.

1. , ,
2. ,

expect

3. ,
4.
,

expectancy
expectant

expectation

expedience

, ,

expectant mother

expediency

expedient

expedient

expedite

expedition

expeditious

expel

expend

expendable
expenditure

,


1.

2. , ,

3. ( ) ,

1.
, ,

2.

as a matter of expedience

1.
, ,

2.

1. , , ,

2.

, ,
,

1.
2. ( )

(expelled, expelling)
1.

2.

1.

2.
1.

2.

expense

expensive

experience

experience

experienced

experiment

experiment

experimental

experimentation

expert

expert

expertise

at your own expense

at the expense of

, ,

2.

1.

1.
,

expire

2.

explain

2. ,

1. ,
1.
2.

explanation

explanatory

explicit

3.
4.

,
,

1. ()
2.
explode

3.

1. , ,

exploit

exploit

2.

3.

1.

2.

exploitation

3.
,
4.
1.

2. ()
exploration

exploratory

3.

, ,
1. ,

2. ()

explore
explorer

3.

1.
2.

1.
2.

explosion

explosive

3.

1. ,

2. , (), ( )
()
,

explosive

1.
( )
2.

exponent

export

export

exporter

3.

4.

1.

2. ( )

1.

2. ,
export quota

1.

2.
3.
expose

exposed

exposition

expostulate

expostulation

exposure

expound

4. ( )

5.
(, )
, ,

1. (, )

2. ,

1.
,
(

)
2.

1. (
, )

2.

express

3.

1. ,

2. ,
express

express

expressed

expression

expressionless

expressive
expressly
expulsion
expunge

3.

expresses( )

1.

2.

3. ( ,
)

(, )
,



1.

2.

2.

1.

1.

2. ,
,
1.
2.

exquisite

exquisitely

extant

extemporaneous

3. (, )
1.
2.
3.

extemporise

1.

2.

(
,
1. ,
2. , ,

extend

extension

extension cord

extensive

extensively

3. , ,

4. (),

1. , , ,

2.
,
,

(

)
,
1.
2.

3.
1.
2.

extent

extenuate

extenuating

exterior

exterior

exterminate

extermination
exterminator

3.

, ,

1. ,
2.

(



)

1. ,
2.

external

3.

4.
1. (
)

externally

extinct

( , ) , () , ( ) ,

2. , ,

extinction

2. ,

1.

1. ,
extinguish

extinguisher

extol

extort

extortion

extortionate

extra

extra

extra

2. ( , ) , ,

(extolled, extolling)

, ,

, ,
()

,
1.

2.

3.

1. , ,

2. ,

extract

3.

extraction

extradite

extradition

extraneous
extraordinarily

1. (
), , , ()
(
, ,
)

1.
,
2.

1. ,
2. ,

3.

extraordinary
extraterrestrial

extravagance

extravagant

extravaganza

4.

2. ,

1. ,

1.

2. , ,
3.
extreme

extreme

extremely

extremist

4.

1. ( )
2. ,

in the extreme

extremities ( )

1. ,
,
extremity
extricate

2. ( )

2.
( ),

extrication

extrovert

extrude

exuberance
exuberant

exude

exult

exultant
exultation

1.

1.

2.
,

, ,

2. ,

1. ,


1. ,

2. ,

1. ( ), ,
2. ( )
,

3. ()
,

,
(eyed, eyeing)

1. ,
2.
eye

in front of your eyes

1.
2.

3. ( )
,
eye

eyeball

eyebrow

eye-catching

eyelash

eyelid

eye-shadow

eyesight

eyesore

eyewitness
eyrie

4.

eyelashes ( )

eyewitnesses ( )
eyries ( )

EngWord

Pronunciation

Type

get round

go after

grow out of

Lao
1. ( )

2. (

)

1.


( )

)
2.
(

(gabbed, gabbing)
()

gab

( )
()

gab

gabardine

gabble

gable

have the gift of the gab ,

( )

(

)

(gadded, gadding)
gad about

gad

gadget

Gaelic

gaff

gaffe

gag

,
1. ,

2. ()

(gagged, gagging)
gag

gaiety

gaily

1.

2. ,
,
1.

2. ,
1. ,

2.

3.

4. ()
gain

5.
1.

2.

3.

gain

gainful

gainful employment

gait

gaite

gala

galactic

4.

( )

, ,

galaxies ( )

1.

galaxy

2.

3.

gale

gall

2. ,

1.
,
1.

2.
gall

gall

gallant

gallantry

galleon

3. ()

,


1. ,

2.
,

3.

1.

2.

galleries ( )

1.

gallery

galley

galling

gallon

gallop

gallivant

gallop

galloping

2.


3.

1.

2.

4.564 ,

(gallopped, galloping)
1.

2. (),

galloping inflation
gallows

galore

galoshes

galoshes

galvanize

galvanized iron

1.


2.
,

3.


1.

gambit

2.

gamble

2.

gamble

2.

gambler
gambling

1. ,
1.

1.

2.
3. , ,
game

game

4. ( )
5.
, ,

gamekeeper

gamely

gaming

gamma

gammon

( ) (,)
()
1. ,

gang

gang up

gangling

ganglion

gangplank

gangrene

gangster

2. ,
( ),
()

1.

()

gangway

gannet

gaol

gaol

gap

gape

gaping

2.

1.
,
,

2.
3.

1.

2.

3.

(, ),

garage

garb

garb

garbage

garble

garden

garden

gardener

gardening

gargle

gargoyle

garish

garland

garlic

garment

garner

garnish

garotte
garotte
garret

1. ()

2.

garrulous

, )
(

garrison

2.

1.

1.

2.

(garotted, garotting)

1.


,
2.

garter

gases ( )
1.

gas

gas

gas mask

gas meter

gash

gash

gasket

gasoline

gasometer

gasp

gassy

gastric

gastronomy

gastropod

gate
gateau

2.
,
3.

(gassed, gassing)
1.

2. (),

, ,

(gassier, gassiest)

1. ,

2.

3.

gateaux ( )

gatecrash

gateway

1. ( ), (
)
2. ,

gather

gathering

gaudy

,
3.

4. , ,
,

,
, ,
1.

2.

3.
gauge
gauge
gaunt

4.

5.
1.

2. ,

2. ,

1.

1.

2. ,
gauntlet

gauze

gave

gavel

gawk

gawky

throw down the gauntlet

take up the gauntlet
1.

2.

give

(gayer, gayest)
1.
, , ,

2.
gay

3. (), ()

gay

gaze

gaze

gazelle

gazette

()

1.
2.

1.

2. , ,

3. ()

gear

gear

gear up

2.

,

( )

gearbox
geared to

geared towards

gecko

gee

geese

Geiger counter

gel

1.

()
goose

(gelled, gelling)
1.

2.
gel

gelatine

geld

gelding

gelignite

gem

gender

gene

genealogy

genee

3.

1.
2.
,
3.

1. ,
2.

3. ,
general

general

general election

general knowledge

general practitioner

4. ,

2.

1.

in general ,

1. ,
generality

2.

generaliz(s)ation

generaliz(s)e

2.

generally

generate

generation

generator

generic
generosity

1. ,
, ,

,

,
1.

2.

1.

2. ,

3.

2. ( )

1.

1. , , ,
2.

generous

genesis
genetic
genetics

genial

geniality

genital

3.

geneses ( )

1.
, ,
2. Genesis

1. , ,
2. ,

genitals

geniuses ( )

1. ,
genius
genocide
genre

2.

, , ( )

,
()

1.
gent

genteel

gentian

gentian violet

gentile

2. ( )

,
,

()

(gentler, gentlest)
1.
,

gentle

gentle slope

gentlefolk

2.
, ,

3.
,

gentlemen ( )
1.

gentleman
gentleness

2.

3. ( )

1.
,

2.
, ,

1.
,

gently

gentry

gentry

genuine

genuinely

2.
,

3.

,
1. ()( )
2.
,
3.

genera ( )
1.

genus

geographer

geographical
geographic
geography
geological
geologist
geology
geometric

2. ( )

geometry

geriatic

geriatics

1. ,

2.
,

geometrical
geranium

,
,

(
)

1. ,
2. ,


1.
germ

German

2.

German

germicide

germination

gestation

gesticulate

gesticulation

germinate

2. , ,
1.

1. ()

2.

1. ()

2.
1.

2.

2.

gesture

gesture

1.

(got, getting)
1. ,

2. ,

3. ,
4. ,
5.

6.
get

7.

get along (with)

get at someone
get away

()

get back

get busy

get buy

get down to

get dressed

get even with

get in

get in a fight

get into

get off

get on

get on with

get out

get over

get ready

get rid of

get sick

get there

get through

get to

get together

get up

get well

(),

1.

2. ()

getaway

geyser

2.

(
)

1.

(ghastlier, ghastliest)
()

1. ,

2.

ghastly

ghee

gherkin

3.

4. ,

ghettos ghettoes ( )

ghetto

,




1.

2.
ghost

3. ,

ghoul

2.

ghoulish

2.

GI

2.

giant
giant

1. ()

1. ()
()
1.

giantesses ( )
giantess
gibber
gibberish
gibbet

gibbon

gibe

gibe

giblets

giblets

giddiness

giddy

gift

gifted

gig

gigantic

giggle

(giddier, giddiest)

1.
,

2.
,

1.

2.

1. ()
( )
2.

(giggled, giggling)

gilded

gill

gilt

gild

, ,

(), ,

1. ,
gilt

gimmick

gin

gin

ginger

gingerbread

gingerly

gingery
gipsy
giraffe

2.

,

1.

2.

1.

2.

gypsy

1. (), , , ,
2.

gird

girder

3.

1.
,

girdle
girl

2.

2. ,
,

2.
,

girlfriend

girlhood

girlish

1.
1. (
)

girth

gist

1.

2.

(
)
,

(gave, given, giving)

1. , ,
2.

3.
give

4. ,

1.

2.
give away

give back

give in

give off

give oneself up

give rise to
give up
given

given

gizzard

glace

3.

1.
2.

1. ,

2.



3. , ,

1.





(
)
,
,

glacial

glacier

2.

3.

(gladder, gladdest)
1. ,

glad

gladden

glade

gladiator

gladly

gladness

glamoriz(s)e

glamour

glamourous

glance

glance

gland

glandular

glare

2.

2.

1. ,

, ,

2. ,

1. , ,
, , ,
at a glance ,

at first g

( )

( ),
,

1.

2. ()

1.
2.
glare

glaring

glaringly

3. ,

glasses ( )
1.

2.

3. ( )

4.
glass

glass-house

glass-paper

glaucoma

5. ( )

1.

2. ,
( ), (

glaze

glaze

glazier

glazing

)
3.

1. ( )
2.
3.

1. () ,

2.

3. ,

1.

2.
gleam

3.

2.
,

gleam

glean

glee

gleeful

glen

glib

glibly

glide

glider

glimmer

glimmer

glimpse

glimpse

glint

glint

glissade

glisten

1.

1.

2. ( )
)
, ( ,
, ,
,

(glibber, glibbest)

1. ,
2. , ()

3.

,


1. ,

2.

(

)

()
glitch

glitter

glitter

gloaming

gloat

global

globaliz(s)ation

globaliz(s)e

globe

globular

globule

gloom

gloomily

,
1.

2.

,

1.

2.

3.

1. , ,

2. ,

(gloomier, gloomiest)

1. ,

gloomy
glorification

2. ,

2.

,

1. ,
(glorified, glorifying)
1. ,

glorify

2.

,

glorious

glory
glory
glory in

1. ,
(, ),

2.

,
1. ,

2. ,

3. , ( )
(gloried, glorying)

glosses ( )
1. ,
2.

gloss

gloss
glossary
glossy
glossy

3.
,
2.

3. gloss over ,
glossaries ( )
(glossier, glossiest)

gloves ( )
1.

glove
glow

glow

2.

,
,

2.

1. ,

1.

2. , , ,

glower

glowing

glowingly

glow-worm

glucose

glue

glue
gluey
glum

glut
glut
gluten
glutinous
glutinous rice
glutton
gluttonous
gluttony
glycerine

(glued, gluing)
1.

2.

(gluier, gluiest)

(glummer, glummest)
(glutted, glutting)
1.

,

2.

gnarled

gnash

( )

2. (, )
, ()

1.

gnat
gnew

gnome

gnu

2.

,

1. ,

1.
,



2.

(went, gone, going)
1.
2.
,
3.
4. ,
5. ,
6. ,

go

7.
goes ( )
1. ,

2.
,

3.

go

go against

go along
go back
go back on
go down

4. ()

1.

2.

,
1.

2.

1. ,
go far

2.

2.

1. ,

go for

go halves

go in

go into

2.

go on

2.

1.
1.
1.
2.

go out

go over

,
1.

2.

go through

3.

2.

go together

go up

go without
go wrong

goad

goad

go-ahead

1.

1.

2.



, ,

1. ()
2.
goal

3. ,

goalie

goalkeeper

()

goat

gobble

gobbledegook
go-between
go-between
goblet
goblin
God

god

godchild

god-daughter

()

()
()
()

, , , ,
( ),

()

1. ,

2. ,

goddesses ( )
1.

goddess

godfather

godmother

godparent

godsend

2.

2.

1.

( )

goes against the grain

goggle

goggles

(
)

()

1. ,
2.

going

going

goitre, goitre

go-kart

3.

2.

1.

, ,

1.

2.



1.

2.
gold

gold

gold medal

3. , ,

2.

1.

1.

2. ( )

golden

golden wedding

goldfield

goldfinch

goldfish

3. ()

50
goldfinches ( )

( . goldfish)

goldsmith

golf

golf club
golf-course
golfer
golfing
golliwog

gondola

gondolier

gong

gonna

1.

2.

()

(gondola)

() = going to
(better, best)
1.
2.

3.
4.
5.
good

6.
,

7. ,

1.

2. ,
It's no good!
good

good morning

( )

good night
goodbye

for good

good-humoured

good-looking

2.

good-natured

goodness

goodness (gracious)

1. ,

2.

1. ,

1. ,
2.

goods

3. ()

1. ,
2.

goods

good-tempered

goodwill

3. ()

1. , ,
,
2.

goodies ( )
()

1. ( ) ,
goody
goody
goody-goody
goose

2. ( ) (, ) ,

(
)

goody-goodies ( )

geese ( )

gooseberries ( )
gooseberry

goose-pimples

gore
gore
gorge

,
gorge yourself

1.


2. ,

gorge

gorgeous

gorilla

gorse

gory
gosh
gosling

3.

( , ) , (), ()

1. ,

2. ()

1.
2.
gospel
gossamer

3. , ,

2.

1.

1. , , ,
2.

gossip

3.

(gossiped, gossiping)
gossip

,
get

have got
got
Gothic
gotta
gouge

have got to

gouge

goulash

gourd

gourmet

gout

gouty

govern
governance
governess

(
() = got to

1.

2. , ()

, ,

, ,

1. ,

2.

2.

1. , ,

,

1.

2.
3.
government

4. ,

1. ,

2.
,


governor

gown

GP

3.

4.

(
1.
)

2.

general practitioner

(grabbed, grabbing)

1. , ,
2.

3.
4. ( )
grab

grabber
grabby

5. ()
1.

2.

3.

(grabbier, grabbiest)

1. ,
2. ,

3. ,
grace

grace

graceful

4.

1. ,


2. , ,
gracious

3.

1. , , ,
2.
()

3. ,

4.
grade

grade

gradient

gradual

gradually

graduate

graduate

make t
1. ,

2.
,

,

,
,

1. , ,

2. ,

3.

1.
,

2. ,

1.

2.
graduation

graffiti

3.

4.

graft

1.
, , ,
2. ,
1. ()
2.

graft

3.

graft

2. , ,

grafting

1.
,

1. ,

2. ,
1. , ,
2. ,

grain

gram

)
3. (

), (

(
)

grammar

bad grammar

grammar school

grammatical

gramme

gramophone

gramus

gran

1. ,

2.

gram

,

1.
2.
()

granaries ( )
granary

1. ,

2. ,
(grander, grandest)
1.
, , ,
3. ()

grand

grand piano

grandad

grandchild

granddaughter

2. ,

()

grandchildren ( )

1.

2. ,

3. ,

grandeur

grandfather

grandiose

grandma

grandmother

grandpa

grandparent

grandson

, ,

()

,
()

grandstand

grange

granite

2.

1.

grannies ( )
()

granny

grant

,

1.

2.
grant

granular

granulated

granulated sugar
granule
grape
grapefruit

grapevine

graph

graph paper

graphic
graphically

3. ,

1.

2.

, ,

1.

2.
,
1.

2.
,

graphics

graphics

graphite

grapnel

grapple
grasp

2.

1.

1. , ,

,
2. ,
,
3. ( )
1. ,
2.

1.
2.

grasp

grasping

3.
,
grasses (
1.

2.
grass

grass roots

grass roots

grasshopper

grassland
grass-snake

3.

4. ()

grassy

grate

1. ,


2.

1.
2.
1. ,
2.

grate

grateful

grater

gratification

gratify

gratifying

grating

gratis

gratitude

gratuituous

3. (

), (
)

4. ,

, ,
1.
2.

(gratified, gratifying)
1.
,
,

2. (,
)
,

(


)

,

,

, ,

1.

2. ,
gratuities ( )

1. ,
gratuity

2.

(graver, gravest)
1. ,
2.
grave

grave

gravel

graven

gravestone

graveyard

gravitate

3.

1. ,

2. ( )

,

1.

2.
3.
gravitation

gravitional

gravity
gravy

graze

graze

grazier

grease

4.

,

1. ,

2.
,

1.

2.
( )

3. , ,

1.
,

2.
,

grease

1.

),


2.
,



(greasier, greasiest)
1.

2. (),



greasy

3. , ,


(greater, greatest)

1.
,
2.
great

greatness

greed

greediness

greedy
Greek
Greek

green

3.

4. ()

2.
( )

2.
,

1.
(
),
(
)
1.
,
1.

2.

3. ( )
(greener, greenest)
1.
2.
,

green

3. ,
,

4.

green belt

greenery

greenfly

greengrocer

greenhouse

greenish

greenness

greet

greeting
gregarious
gregariousness
grenade

(
)

2.

1.

,
, , , ,

2. ( )

grew

grey

,
1.
,



,
1.
,



2. ( )

grow

(greyer, greyest)
1.

grey

greyhound

grid

, ( )
2. (
)

1.

2.

3.

griddle
gridiron
grief

1.

2.

come to grief

1.

grievance

2.
,

grieve

2.

grievous

griffin

2.

grill

grill

grille

1.

1.


1.

2.
1. ,

,

2.
1.

2.

(grimmer, grimmest)

1. ( ) ,
2. ()

grim

grimace

grimace
grime
grimy

3.

4. ( )

(
)

(
)

,





,

grin
grin

(grinned, grinning)
(ground, grinding)
1. , ,
2.

3. , (
)
4.

grind

grind

5. grind down ,
,

1.
2.

grinder

grindstone

grip

3.

(gripped, gripping)
1.

2.
1.

2. ,
3.
4.
5. ,

grip

6.

gripe

gripe

()
()

()
griping

gripping

grisly

grist

gristle

grit

grit
gritty

grizzle
grizzled

1.
2.

1.
,

2. ,
(gritted, gritting)

1.
(
)

2. ,

groan

grocer

2.

groan

grocery

1.

2.

grizzly bear

1.
,
()

1.




2.

groceries ( )

1.

2. ( )

grog

groggy

groin

groom

groom

grooming

groove
groove

1. Rum
2.

(groggier, groggiest)
, ,
,

(



),
1. ,

2.

1. ,

2.

3. , ,

1.
,
2.

grope

3. () ,
(grosser, grossiest)

1. (
, ,
), ()

gross

Gross Domestic Product

GDP

Gross National Product

GNP
grossly

2. ()( ,

1. ,
grotesque

2. ( )

, ()
,

( )

grottoes ( )

grotto

grotty

grouch

grouch

()
()
()
1.
,

2. (),
ground

3.
,

4.
(
1. ,
2.

3. ,
4.
ground

ground

ground rule

grounding

groundless

5.

grind

1. ( , , )
grounds

grounds

groundsheet

groundsman

groundwork

2.

3.

1. ( , , )

2.

3.

(groundsmen)

1.
, , , ,
2.

3. ( )

group

)
4. (

1.
, , ,

group

grouping

grouse

2. ,

, ,
()

grouse

grouse

grove

()

(grovelled, grovelling)
1. ,
2.
grovel
grovelling

3.

,
(grew, grown, growing)

1.
,

2.
grow

grow apart

grow into clothes

grow on

grow up

grower

growing

growl

growl

grown-up

3. , ( )

4. ,

(

)

, ,

, ,
1.


2.

growth

grub

3.
1.

2. ()

(grubbed, grubbing)
1. ,

2.

grub
grubby
grudge
grudge
grudging
gruelling
gruesome
gruff

3. grub up

2. ,

2.

,
,

(grubbier, grubbiest)
1. , ,

1.

(gruffer, gruffest)

1.

2.
grumble
grumble
grumpily
grumpiness
grumpy
grunt

3. (
)

,
(grumpier, grumpiest)

, ,

2. ,

1. ()

grunt

guarantee

1.

2.

1. , ,

,
2.

(guaranteed, guaranteeing)
1.
2.

guarantee

guarantor

3.

1. ,
2.

guaranty

3. ,

1. ,
2. ,
,
3.

guard

4.

1. , ,
2. ,

guard

guard against

guardian

guava

guerrilla warfare

guerrilla

guerilla

3.

1.

2.

guesses ( )
guess

guess

guess-work

guest

guest

guest-house

guidance

guide

2. () ,

,
,

2.

1. ,

, ,
1.
1.
,
,

2. ,



3.

,
1.
2.

guide

guidebook

guide-dog

guideline

guild

guile

guillotine
guillotine
guilt

3.

1.

2.

2.

1.


1.


2. ,

guiltily

guilty

guinea

guinea-pig

guise

guitar

gulf
gull
gullet
gullible
gully
gulp
gulp
gum

(guiltier, guiltiest)
1.
,



2. ,

21
1.

2. ,

1. , ,
2.

under the guise of

( )

1. ()
2.

gullies ( )

1. ,

2.
,

1.
,

2.

gum
gum

3.

(gummed, gumming)

gumboot

()

gumption
gum-tree
gun
gun
gun down
gunfire
gunman
gunner
gunnery
gunpowder
gunshot
gunwale

gurgle
guru

,
, ,

(gunned, gunning)

,
1.

2.

2.

gunmen ( )
1.
1.

2.

1. ,
2. ( )

(
)



(gurgled, gurgling)
1.

2. (
)
1.

2.
,
,

gush
gust
gust
gusto

gut

gut

gutsy

gutter
gutter
gutteral
guttersnipe

guy

guy

guzzle

1. ,

2.

,


( )

(gutted, gutting)

1. ( ),

2.

1. ,

2. ( )
,

3. ( ) ()
()

1.
2.

3. ()

1.

2. ()
()

,


()

1.

2. (
)

()

()
gyms ( )
gym

gymnasium

gymnast

gymnastic

gymnastics

gynaecologist

gynaecology

gypsy

gyrate

you guys

gymnasium gymnastics

,
,

(gypsies gipsies)

()

EngWord

Pronunciation

hand over

hands off!

hang about

hang around

hang on

hang out

hang over

hard cash

hard copy

hard core

hard currency

hard-boiled egg

hardline

hark back

have to

have to do with

heat up
heave to

Heaven knows

high-pitched

hush up

in good hands

in harness

keep your hair on

on the house

set one's heart on

Type

Lao

1.
, 2. ()

( )

1.
, 2.

()

a heck of a

after one's own heart

as it happen

at heart

be hooked on something

break a person's heart

bring something home to

someone
bury the hatchet
by heart

for hire

get the hang of

go into hiding

go the whole hog

habit

() 1. ( ), 2.

(
)

haberdashery

1. , 2.

first hand

haberdasher

good heavens

come hither

goes to someone's head

feel at home

by hook or by crook
come to a head

(),

,

()

1.

2.
1. ,

2. (
)

3.

habitable

habitat

2.

habitation
habitual

hack

hack

1.

2.

3.

1.
2.
1. , ,

2.

hacker

hackle

hack-saw

had

haddock

hackneyed

haemoglobin
haemophilia
haemorrhage

haemorrhage

haemorrhoids

haemorrhoids

1.
,

( )

have

haddock ( )

hag

haggard

haggis

haggle

1.

2.

( ) (

)

haggises ( )

,
1.

2. ,

hail

hail

hail

hailstone

hailstorm

3.

4. hail from

1.
2.

hair

hairbrush

2.

haircut
hairdresser
hairdressing

hairpin

hairpin bend

hair-raising

hairstyle

3. ( ) (
)
hairbrushes ( )
1.

hairpin bend

(hairier, hairiest)
hairy

hake

halcyon

hale

half
half

1.

2. () ,

halves ( ) 1. ,

2. ()

not half ()

1.

2. ()

, ,

half-baked

half-brother

halfpenny

half-sister

half-term

half-time

half-way

half-way

half-wit

half-witted

halibut

half-hearted

hall

hallelujah

1.

,
,

2.

1.
hallmark

2. ,
1.

hallo

2.

hallow

2. ,

hallow

hallowed

,
1.

,
1.

2. ,

1.

2.

31

Halloween

hallucinate

hallucination

halo

halt

halt

halter

halve

ham

hamburger

hamlet

, ,

haloes ( )

)
2.

2.

1. (

1. ,


,

1. ,


hammer

hammer

hammock

hamper

hamper

hamster

2. ,

3. ()

2.

1.

(hamstrung, hamstringing)

hamstring

hamstring

hand

1.
( )

1.

2.
,
1.

2. ,
3.
hand

hand down

hand in

hand in hand

hand out

handbag

handbook

handcuff

4.

5.

,
,

handcuffs

handful

handicap

1.

2.

3.

,
1. ,
2.

handicap

handicapped

handicraft

handily

3.

handiwork

handkerchief

1.
2.

1.

2. ,

1. ,
2.
, , ,
3.

4.
handle
handle
handlebars

handling

handrail

hands up

5. ( )

, , ,
,
1. ,
, ,

2.

handshake

handsome

2. (
)

hands-on

handstand

handwriting

handwritten

handy

handyman

hang

hang

hang back

hang on to

hang round

hang up

hangar

hanger

hang-glider

hanging

hangman

1. ,

)
(

(handier, handiest)
2.

1. ,
,

2. (),

1.

(hung, hanging)
2.

1.
,

3.
,

1.

2. ( ) (

)
hangmen ( )

hangover

hanker

hanky

haphazard

hapless

happen

happening

happily
happiness

1.



2.
hanker after

hankies ( )

()

, ,

1.
2.

1.
2.

(happier, happiest)
1. ,

happy

harangue

harangue

harass

harassment
harbinger

harbour

harbour

2. ,

,
, ,

,

1.

2. ,


(
)

(harder, hardest)
1.
2.
3.
4.
hard

5.

1.

2.

hard

hard of hearing

hard up

hardback

hard-boiled egg

harden

hardening

hard-hearted

hardly

hardly any

hardness

hard-pressed
hardship

hardware

hard-wearing

hardwood

3. , ,
4.

()

1. ,
2.
1.

2.

1.

2.

1. ,
2.

hardy

hare

hare-lip

harem

hark

harlequin

harlequin

harm

harm

harmful

harmless

harmonic

harmonica

(hardier, hardiest)

, ,

1.

2.

( ),

, , , ,

, ,

,
,

1.

2. ()
3. (),
harmonious

harmoniz(s)e

4. ,

1.

2. ,

3. ,

1. ,
2.
3.
harmony
harness
harness

4.

2.

1.
,

1.
,

2. ,

( ) harnesses
1.

harness

harp

harp

harpist

harpoon

harpsichord

harrow

harrow

harrowing

harry

2.

,

harp on

1.

2. ,

, , ,

(harsher, harshest)

harsh

harshly

1. (), (), ( )

harshness

harvest

harvest

harvester

has

has you in stitches

1. , ()
2.

1.

2.
1.

2.
have

( )
()

has-been

hash

hash up

hashish
hasn't

hassle
hassock
haste
hasten
hastily

hashes ( )

(), , (
)

() = has not
()

1.

2.
,

2. ( )

2. ,

1.

1.

hasty

hat

hat trick

hatch

hatch

hatchback

hatchet

hate

hate

hateful

hatred

hatter
haughty
haul

1.
,

2.

,

3

3

1.

2. () ,
3.

hatches ( )

2. ()

1.

1.

2. ,
(
)

1.
2.

(haughtier, haughtiest)

, , ,

2. , ,

1. ,

1. ,
2.
3.
4.
haul

haul yourself up by your

bootstraps
haulage

5.

1. , ,
2.

1.

, ,
,
2. ()
haunt

3.
1.

, ,
,
2. ()

haunt

haunted

haunting

3.

2.

1.

(,
) ,

(had, having, has)

1.
2. ()

have

have a hunch

have it out

3.

4.

,



,

have on

have the heart to

haven

haven't

haversack

havoc

hawk

hawk

hawker

hawser

hawthorn

hay

hay fever

haystack

hazard

hazard

hazardous

)
(

1.

2.
,
() = have not

,
,

(
)

1. ,
2. (
)
1.

2.

3. ,

,
1.

haze

2.

hazel

2.

1.

(hazier, haziest)
1. ,
hazy

he

head

2. ,

(him, himself)

, , (

)

1. ,

2. , ,

,
3.

1.

2. ,
3.
4. ,

5. ,

head

head for

head of state

head over heels

head wind

headache

headband

head-dress

heading

headland

headlight

headline

headlong

6. ,

1.

, 2. ()

, ,

( )

1.

2.

3.
,

1.
headlong

headmaster

headmistress

head-on

headmistresses ( ) (
), (
)

head-on

headphones

, ,

headquarters

headstrong

headteacher

headway

heady

heal

healer

health

healthily

2.

3.
,

(
), (
)

, ,


1.

2.

, ,

(headier, headiest)
),
1. ( )(

1. () ,

2. ,
,

3.
,

,
( )

1.

2. ()
(healthier, healthiest)

1.
healthy

2. , ,

1. ( )
heap

2. ( ) ()

heap

2. ,

,
1. ,
(heard, hearing)

1.

hear

2.

3. ,
1. (
)

2.

hearing

hearing aid

hearsay

hearse

3.

1.
2.

3.

4.

5.
heart

heart attack

heart failure

heartache

heartbeat

heartbreak

heartbreaking

6.

7.

, ,

heartbroken
heartburn

hearten

heartfelt

hearth

heartily
heartland

heartless

heart-rending

heart-to-heart

heart-warming

heart-wrenching

1.

2. , (

)

1. , , ,

2.

3. ()

, ,

(heartier, heartiest)

1. ,
hearty

heat

2. ,

1.

2.

heat

heat wave

heated

3. ,
, ,
4.

1.

2. , ,

heatedly
heater
heath

, ,

1.

2.

1. ( )
heathen

2.
(heathens)

heathen

heather

heating

heatstroke

heave

heave

heave a sign of relief

heave in sight

heaven

heavenly

heavenly bodies

1. (

2.

1.

1. (
)
2.

3. ( )

(
)

1.

2. ( )

3. () ( )
1.
2.

3.
,

heavily
heaviness

1.
2.

(heavier, heaviest)
1. ( )

heavy

heavy-duty
heavy-handed

2. (

( ),
,
, ,

1. ,

2.
,
1. (
)

2.
( 80

heck

heckle

()
!

heckling

hectare

hectic

hector

hector

he'd

heavyweight

Hebrew

heckler

()

( 10,000
6 1/4 )

() = he had

1.

hedge

hedge

hedge fund

hedgehog

hedgerow

hedging

hedonism

2.
,

1.

2.

3.

,
(

hedonist

hedonistic

)

1. ,
2.

heed

3.
1. ,
2.

heed

heedful

heedless

hee-haw

3.

heel

()
1.

2.

heel

3. ( )

heel

2.

1.
,


(heftier, heftiest)

1. ()

hefty

heifer

2.

( )
1.
2.

3.
height

4.

heighten

heir

,
,
2.

heiress

heirloom

held

helicopter

heliotrope
helium

1.

heiresses ( )

hold

(
),
(
)

helices, helixes ( )

1.

helix

2.

hell

hello

helm

helmet

helmsman

1.

2.

,
,

,
1.

2.
,

3. ,
help

help

helper

helpful

helping

helpless

helplessly

help-line

helpmate

helter-skelter

helter-skelter

hem

hem

4. ,

5.

,
1.

2.

1.
2.

,

1.

2.

, ,

(hemmed, hemming)

,

,

hem in

2.

hemisphere

hemlock

hemorrhage
hemp
hen

1.

1.

2.

haemorrhage

1.
2.

1.

2.

1.

2. ,
hence

henceforth

henchman

henna

hepatitis

heptagon

her

her

herald

herald

heraldry

3. ,

henchmen ( )

(
)

(
)

1.

2. , ,

1.
,

2.

herb

herbaceous
herbal
herbalist
herbicide
herbivore
herbivorous
herculean
Hercules
herd
herd

1. ,

2. ,

1. (
)

2. (
)
)

, (

, , ()

, ,

,
1. ,



2.

(
)
1.
,
,

2. ,
1.

2. ,

1.

2.

here

here and there

hereabouts

hereafter

hereafter

hereby

3.

, ,

( ) , ,

hereditary

heredity

, ,

heresies ( )

heresy
heretic
heretical
heritage
hermetical

hermit

hernia

hero

heroic

heroics

heroin

heroine

heroism

heron

hermetically

hermitage

,
1.

2.

()

heroes ( )
2.

1.

2.

3.

heroines ( )

2.

1. ,

1.
,

herpes
herring
hers

herself

he's

hesitancy

hesitant

hesitate

hesitation

heterogeneous
heterosexual

(
)

1. (
)

2. (
)

3.
)
,
(

heterosexual

hew

hexagon

hey

heyday

hi

hiatus

, , )
(

1. he is

2. he has

1.
,
2. , ,

,
(

(hewed, hewn, hewing) , ,

6
,

()

hiatuses ( ) , ,

,

hibernate

,
,

hibernation

hiccup

hiccup
hickory

hidden

hidden unemployment

hid

, ,

1. ,
2.

hickories ( )

hide

( )
(hid, hidden, hiding)
1.
2.

hide

hide

hide

hide-and-seek

hidebound

hideous

hide-out

3.

hiding

hiding

hiding place

( )

1. ,

2. ()

1.

2.

hierarchical

( )

hierarchy

2.
,

hieroglyphics

hi-fi

higgledy-piggledy

higgledy-piggledy

1.

( )

, ,

, ,
1.

2. (, )

high

3.
(higher, highest)
1.
2.
3.
4.

high

high school

high street

high tech

high technology

highbrow

highbrow

high-class

higher

higher education

5.

()

high-fidelity

high-flying

Highlander

2. ,

highlands

highlight

highlight

highlighter

highly

Highness

high-powered

high-strung
highway

high-profile
highrise

1.

1.

2.


1.

2.

1.

2.

3.

Highnesses ( )


1. , 2.
,
,

highwaymen ( )

highwayman

hijack

hijacker

2. ,

hike

1. ( , )

1. ()
,
,
(,
2. hike up
)

3. hi

hilarious

hill

hillock

2.
,

hillside
hilltop

hilly

hilt

him

himself

hind

hind

hinder

Hindi

hindmost

hindquarters

()
,

hiker

1.

(hillier, hilliest)
1.

2.

, , (

)

1. , , (

)
2. , , (

)
,

, ,

()
1.

hindrance

2. ,

hindsight

Hindu

1.
Hindu

Hinduism

hinge

hinge

hinge

hinged

hint

2.

2. hinge on

1. ,

1.

2. ,
hint

hinterland

hip

hip

hip

3.

1.

2. ,

(hipper, hippest)

()

()

hippie

hippopotamus

hippy

hippopotamuses ( )
()

(hired, hiring)
1.
hire

hire

hireling

hire-purchase

1.

2.

hirsute

His Highness

His Honour

Hispanic

3. hire out

hirer
his

2.

1.
2.

, , (

)
,

1.

2.
hiss

historian

historic

historical
historically

3.

,

1.
2. (histories)

3.
4.
history

5.

(hitting)
1.
2.
3.
hit

4.

2.

hit

hit and run

hit list

hit man

hit on/upon

hit it off

hit the bottle

hit the ceiling/roof

1.

()

()

()

1.

2. ()

hitch

3. hitch up

1.
2.
3. ()

hitch

hitchhike

hitchhiker

hither

hither and thither

hitherto

4. ()
,

, ,

HIV

hive

hive of activity

hives
hoard

1.

2.

2.

1.

hoard

hoard

hoarding

hoar-frost

hoarse

()

hoarsely

hoarseness

hoary
hoax

hoax

hob

hobble

1.



2.

(hoarser, hoarsest)

1. ( ),

2. ,

hoaxes ( )

(

)

1.

2. (
)

3. ,

hobbies ( )
hobby

1.

2.

,

hobgoblin

2.

hobnob

hobby-horse

hock
hockey

hoe

hoe

hog

hog

hoist

hoist

1.

(hobnobbed, hobnobbing) (


),

(hoed, hoeing)
(
)

(hogged, hogging)

()

1. ,
2.

1.

2. () ,
,
(, )
1.
,

2.

(held, holding)
1. ,
2.
hold

3.
4. (

1.
2.

hold

hold back

hold down

hold it

hold off

hold on

hold out

hold someone up

holdall
holder

holding
hold-up

3.
)
(


4.

1.
, 2.

(
, )

1. , 2. ,

1. (), 2.

1. , , 2.

1.
, 2. ,

1.
,

2. , , ,

1.

2.
( )

3. ,
1.

2.
,

1. ,
2.

hole

3. (
)

1. ,

2.

,
4.

hole

holiday

holiday

2. (pl)

holidaymaker
holiness

Holiness

holler

hollow
hollow

3. ,
()

,


1.

: Your Holiness Hi

()

,
,


hollow out

,
1. ,
2.

3.
4.
hollow

5.

1.
,

2.

hollow

3.

1.
2.

hollowness

3.

hollies ( )

holly
hollyhock

holocaust
holster

(holier, holiest)
1.
2. ,

holy

Holy Writ

homage

home
home

home

3.

(homed, homing)
1. ( )

2. ( )

1. ,

2.
home

home game

home town

homecoming

3.
4.

1.
home-grown

homeland

homeless

2.

1. ,

2.

homely

home-made

homesick

homesickness

homestead

homeward

homewards

homework

homicidal

homicide
homily

3.

(
)

,

,

homilies ( )

homogeneous

, , ,

homograph

homing

, ( )

bat bat

homonym

sale sail

homophone

son, sun

homosexual

homosexuality

homosexual

homophobia

1.

hone

hone

honest

2. ,

2.

honestly
honesty
honey
honeycomb
honeycomb
honeyeater
honeymoon
honeymoon
honeysuckle
honk
honk
honorary

( )

2. ,

1. ,
1. , ,

2.

,
1.

(
)

1.

2.

( )

1.

2. ()

honour

1.

2. ,

1.
2. , ,
3. ,

honour

honour a promise

4.

1. ,

2. ,
honourable
honourably
hood

hood

hooded

hoodwink

hoof
hook

3.

4.

,

,

1.


2.

3.

)
1. (
2.

,

(hoofs hooves)

2.
,

1.

1.
2.

3.
hook

4.

hook up

()

1.
2. (
)

hooked

hooligan

, ,

hooliganism
hoop
hooray

3. ()

1.

2.

hoot

hoot

hooter

hoover

Hoover

hoovering

hooves

3. ,

1.

2. , ,
3.

,

1.

2.

hoof

(hopped, hopping)
1. ,

hop

2.

3.

1.

2.

hop
hop
hop into/out of the car
hop off/on the bus
hope

()

hopeful

hopeless

4. ()

hope

hopefully

3.

hopelessly

hopelessness

()

,
1.

2.

1.

, ,
2. ()

2.

1.

1.

2.
hopper
hopscotch
horde

3.

,
,

1.

horizon

horizontal

( ),

horizontally
hormone

2.

1.
2.
,
3. ,
horn

horned

hornet

hornpipe

4.

2.

1.
1.

2.
horny
horoscope
horrendous
horrendously
horrible

horrid
horrific
horrifically
horrify
horrifying

3. ()

2.

1.

1. ,
2.

()

1. ,
2.

(horrified, horrifying)

1.

horror

horse

horseback

3. ()

on horse back

horseman

horsemanship

(

)

horseplay

horsepower

horseshoe

horse-box

2.

hose-pipe

hose-pipe

hosiery

horsewomen ( )
(
)

hose

1.

horticultural
hose

2.

horsemen ( )

horsewoman
horticulture

(horse-boxes)

( )

(hoses, hosepipes)

,
,

( )

(hoses, hosepipes)
,

hospice
hospitable
hospitably
hospital
hospitality

host

host

host

hostage

hostel
hostess
hostile
hostility

1.

2.

1.

,

2. (
,
),

1. (
)

2.

3.

, ( , )

, ,
1.
2.

3.

(
)

1. , ,
2.

hostilities ( )
1. ,

(hotted, hotting)
hot up
()

hot

(hotter, hottest)
1.

2.

3. ( )
, ,
4.
hot
hotel
hotfoot
hothead
hothouse
hotly
hotplate
hotpot

5.

hound

hound

1.

2.

1.

2.

,
1. ,

,
2.

,
1.
2.

hour

3. ( )

hourglass

hourly

2.
,

hourly

2.
,

,
1.
1.

1.
,


house

2.

3. ,

1. ,

2. ( )

3.

4. ,
5.
house

house arrest
houseboat

household

householder

housekeeper

housekeeping

housemaid

6.

1. , ,
2.

house-proud

house-trained

house-warming

housewife

housework

, ( )

housewives ( )

1.

,
housing

housing estate

hovel

2.

3. , (

, ,

1.

, , ()

hover
hovercraft

2. ( )
,

1.
2.
3.

how

how about

how often

4. ,
,
5.

1.

2.
however

3.

4.

1. (, ),
2. ( )

3.


howl

4.

5.

1. ()
2.

howl

howler

HP

HQ

hub

2. ( )

hubbub

2.

hubby

huddle

2.

huddle

hue

hue

3.

1. 2.

3. ()

Hire-purchase

Headquaters


1.

1.
()

1. ,

1. ,

,
2.

,

hue and cry

,
,

1.
huff
huff
huff
huffily

,

2. huff and puff ()
,
in a huff

(hugged, hugging)
1.
hug
hug

2. ,

hugely

hugeness

huge

hulk
hulking
hull
hull
hullabaloo
hullo

hum
hum
human

human race

humane

1. ,

human nature

2.

,

()

1.

)
2. (

human (being)

, (),

,

(hummed, humming)
1.

2. () ,
, ( )
1.

2. ( )
,
,

humanism

humanist

humanitarian

1. ,

2.

1.

2.

,

1. ,

2.

3.
humanity
humaniz(s)e

humble
humble
humbling

humbly
humbug

4. ,

(humbler, humblest)
1.
,

2.
,

1.

,


,
2. ,

1.

2. ()

3. (


)

1.
2. ,

,
3.
humbug
humid
humidity

4.

() ,

humiliate

humiliated

humiliating

humiliation

humility

hummingbird

, ,

(
) ,

, ,

, ,

,
2.

humor

humorist

2.

hummock

humorous
humour
humour

1.

1.

,
, ,
1.
2.

1. ( , )

)
2. (

hump

3. ,

hump

2. ()

humph
humus
hunch

)
1. (

( )

hunches ( )
1. ( , )

hunch

2. ,

hunchback
hunchbacked
hundred
hundred
hundredth
hundredth
hung
hunger
hunger
hungrily
hungry
hunk
hunt

hunchbacks ( )

1.
100

2. 100

hang

100

(hungrier, hungriest)

2. , ,

1.

1.

2.
hunt
hunter
hunting
huntsman

3.

4. , ,

1. ,
2.

1. ,
2.

1.


hurdle
hurdler
hurdling

3. ( )

1. , ,

hurl

hurl-burly

hurray

hurricane

hurrah

hurried
hurriedly

2. ,

2. hurl abuse

(hurried, hurrying)
1.
2.

hurry

hurry

hurry up

3.

(hurting)

1. ()

2. ()
3.

4. ,

hurt

5.

1.
2.
hurt

hurt

hurtful

hurtle

husband
hush
hush
hush
hush money
hushed
hush-hush
husk

, ,

2.

3. , ,
1.

,

1.


2.

()

()

2.

1.

(huskier, huskiest)
1. ()

husky
husky

2. ,

huskies ( )
1.

2.
hustle
hut

3. ()

,

hutches ( )
hutch
hyacinth

1. , ,
2. ,

hybrid

hydra

hydrangea

hydrant

hydraulic

hydrochloric
hydrochloric acid
hydroelectric

hydrofoil

hydrogen

hydrophobia

hydroponics

hyena

hygiene

hygienic

hygienically

hygienist
hymen

hymn

hymnal

3.

1.
(Greek)

2.

(
)

,
,
(
)

,

hymn-book

hype

hype

() ,

() ,
()

1.
2.
hyped up
hyper
hyperactive

hyperbola

hyperbole

hypercritical

hyperinflation

hypermarket
hypersensitive

3.

(
)
,

()(
)
,

hyperbolas, hyperbolae ( )

,
hypertension

hyphen

hyphenate

hyphenation

hyphochondria
hypnosis

hypnotic
hypnotist
hypnotiz(s)e

, ( ) ,

hypochondriac
hypocrisy

hypocritical

hypodermic syringe

hypocrite

hypotenuse
hypothermia

hypothetical

hypothetically

hysterectomy

,
,

1.

hysteria

hysterical

hysterics

2. , ,

,
1.

2.

3. ()

1. in hysterics
2. () in hysterics

EngWord

I am buggered if
I beg your pardon

Pronunciation

Type

Lao

I don't give a damn

i.e.

ice

id est ( ) that is

(iced, icing) 1.
ice

ice cream

ice hockey

ice rink
ice up
iceberg

ice-breaker

iced

ice-skate

ice-skating

icicle

icing

2. ice over ice up

,

3.

,






,

1.
,

icon

2.

icy

2.

I'd
ID

IDs

I'd be obliged if

(icier, iciest) 1.


() = I had, I would

1.
2.

idea

3. ,

ideal

ideal

2.

idealism

idealist

idealistic

idealiz(s)e

ideally

identical

identifiable

1. ,

, ,

,
,

,



,
1.

2. ,

1.
(

),
2.

identification

3.

(identified, identifying)

1.

2.

identify

Identikit picture

(
3.

1. , ,
2.
3.

identity

4.

1. , ,
2.
3.

identities
identity card
ideological
ideology

4.

, ,

, ,

2.

idiom

idiomatic

idiocy

1.
1.

2.

idiosyncrasy
idiosyncrasies

idiot

idiotic

,
,
1. ,

2. () ,

1. ( ) ,

idle

2. idle away

(idler, idlest)

1.

,

2.

3.
idle
idleness

idly

4.

1.

,
2.

3.
1.

idol

2.
,

idolatry

2.

idoliz(s)e
idyll

1.

, ,

1.

idyllic

2.

1.
2.
if

if only

if the worst comes to the

3.
4.

worst

igloo

igneous

ignite

()
1. , ,

2.
,

3.

1.
2.

ignition

ignition-key

ignoble

ignominious
ignominy
ignoramus
ignoramuses
ignorance
ignorant

3.

1. ,
2.
1.

2. ,

ignore

iguana

ilk

I'll

ill

ill

ill

ill at ease

I'll be damned

ill will

ill-advised

ill-bred

illegal

illegible
illegitimate
illegitimate child
ill-fated

()

I will, I shall

1. ,
2. , ,
3.

1. ,
2.

1. ()

2.

illicit

illiterate

2.

ill-gottened
illiteracy

1. , ,

ill-mannered

ill-natured

illness

illnesses

illogical

ill-timed

ill-treat

()

(ill-treated, ill-treating) ,

1.
,

2.

illuminate
illuminating

illumination
illumination
illusion
illusionist
illusory
illustrate
illustration
Illutrious
I'm

3. ( )

4. ( ,

1. , ,
,

2.

2. ,

, ,

1. ,

1. (
)

2.

1. ,


2.

( I am )


1. , ,
image

2.

3.

1.

imagery
imaginable
imaginary

2.
,

, ,

1. , , ,

2.

imagination

imaginative

3.

,

1.

2.
imagine

imam

imbalance

imbecile

imbecile
imbecility
imbecilities
imbibe

3. ,
1.

2. (


)
1.
,


2.
,

,
,
1. ( )

2. , (, )

imbue

imitate

imitation

(imbued, imbuing)

1. ,
2. ,

1. ,
2. ,

imitation

imitator

immaculate
immaterial

immature

immaturity

immeasurable

3. ,

, ,

2.

,

1.

1. ,

2.
1.

2. ,

3.

,

,
1. ,

2. ,

2.

immensely

immensity

immediate
immediately
immense

immensities
immerse

1. ,

,
,
1.
,

2.

immigrant

immigrate

immigration

imminent

immobile
immobility
immobiliz(s)e

,
1.

2.

, ,

2. ,

immortal

immortaliz(s)e

2.

immoral

1. ,

immortality

immodest

immortal

immovable

immune

1.
,
,

1. ,
,



2. ( )

1. ,

2.

1.

2. , ,
1.

2.


,
, ( ),

,
immunity
immuniz(s)ation
immuniz(s)e
immutable

imp

impact

)
, (

,

1.

,
2.

1. ,

2. ,

impact

impair

impaired

impairment

impala

impale

impart

impartial

impartiality

impartially

impasioned

impassable

3.
, ,

(, ) ,

1.
,
2.
3.

,
,
,

, ,

,
,


,

1. ,

impasse

impassive

impatience

impatient

impeach

, ,

, ,

, ,

, ,

impeachment

impeccable

impediment

impel

, ,
,

impending

impede

2. ,

(impelled, impelling)

,

1.

2. ,

3.

imperative

imperative

2. ()

imperceptible

impenetrable

imperfect
imperfection

imperial

1.
,

,



,

,
1.
2. ,

3.

imperialism
imperialist
imperialistic

,

1. , ,

imperious

2.

impersonal

impersonate

2.

impersonation

impersonator

1.




, (, )

1. , ,

impertinence

impertinent

imperturbable
impervious

2. ,

1. , ,
2. ,

, ,
1. ,

2.

impetuous

impetus

2.

impiety

2.

impinge

2. , ,

1. ,

2. ,

1. ,
1.
1. ,

1.
impious
impish

implacable

implant

implant

implement

implement

implementation

implicate

implicated

2.

() , ( )

1. ,

2.

, ,

, ,

, ,

, ,



(

1.

2.
implication

3.

implicit

2. ,

implore

imply

impolite

imponderable

import

import

1. ,

(implied, implying)

, ,

( )

,
,
1.

2.
,
3.

import dependency

import substitution

importance

1.

2.
important

3.

importation

importer

2.

1.
,

,


1. ()
2. ( )

3. ,

impose

imposing

4.
()
,

1. ,

2.

imposition
impossibility

impossible

impossibly

impostor

imposture

3. ,

,
1.

2.

3.

1.
2.

,

,

impotence

impotent

impound

impoverish

1.
,
( )
2.

1.
,
( )
2.

, ,
1.

2. (), ,

impracticable

2.

impractical

imprecise

impregnable

impregnate

impresario

impresarios

impoverished

impress

2.

1.

1.

1.
,

2. ,

,

1.
,

2.

,

,
1.

2.
3. ,
1.
2.
,

3. , ,
impression

4.

impressionism

impressionist

impressive

imprint

imprint

imprison

imprisonment

improbability

improbable
impromptu

improper

1. , , ,
2.

, , , ,

impropriety

improve

improvement

improvisation

,
1.

2.

1. ,
2.

3. , ,
1.
2.

3.
,

,
1.


2.

1.

,

2.

1.



2.


1.



improvise

imprudence

imprudent

impudence

impudent

impulse

impulsive

impunity
impure

2. ( )

1.


,

2.

, ,

2.
, ,

1.

1.

2.

3.

impurity

4.

imputation

impute

2.

1.
,

, ,
1.

2.
in

3.

1.

2.
in

in for

in that

in the interest of

inability

3.

2. ()

inaccurate

inactive

inactivity

inaccessible
inaccuracy

inadequacy
inadequate
inadmissable
inadvertent
inadvisable

inanimate

inappropriate

1.

1.

2. ()

1.

,
2.

1.

,
2.

1.

2.

,
,

1.
2.
inarticulate

inasmuch as

inattention

inattentive

inaudible

inaugural

inaugurate
inauguration
inauspicious
inborn

3.

, ,

1. ,

2.

2.

inbred

inbreeding

incalculable

3.
1.

, ,
1.


2.

1. ,
2. ,

1.

,

(
incandescent

incantation

incapable

incapacitate

2.

incapacity

incarceration

incarnate

incarcerate

incarnation

incautious

incendiary

incendiary bomb

incense

incense

incensed

incentive

inception

incessant

incest

incestuous

inch

, ,

, ,

inch

inches

1.
,
2.

3.

1.



2.

,
25.4 ,

1
12

,
25.4 ,

1
12

incidence

incident

incidental

incidentally

incinerate

incineration

incinerator

incipient

incise

incision

incisive

incisor

incite

incitement

incivility

inclement

,
,

1.

2. , ,

,

,

() ,

1.

2.

2.

1.

, ,

,
()(
),

1. , ,

, ,
inclination

incline

incline

2. ,

1. , ,

2. , ,

,

include

including

inclusion

inclusive
incognito
incognito
incoherent
incombustible
income
income tax

incoming
incomparable
incompatible
incompetence
incompetent

2.

1.

2.

1. ,

, ,
,

,

,
,
,

1.

2.

3. (,
)

, , ,

1.

2.
incomplete
incomprehensible
inconceivable

3.

1. ,
2. () ,

inconclusive
incongruous
inconsiderable
inconsiderate

, ,

inconsistency

inconsistencies

inconsistent

inconsolable

inconspicuous

, ,

incontinence

incontinent

inconvenience

inconvenience

inconvenient

incorporate

incorporated

,
1.

2.
,
3.
,
1.

2.
,
3.
,
1.

2.
,
,
3.
,

, ,
1. ,

2.

1. ,

2.

2.

1. ,
,

1. ,
incorporation

incorrect

incorrigible

incorruptible

increase

increase

increasingly

incredibility

2.

2.
,

1. ,

,




1. ( ) ,

2. ( )
,

,
,
,

1.

()

2.

,
,
,
,

1.


()

2.

2. ()

incredibly

incredulity

2. ()
,

incredible

incredulous

increment

incriminate

incriminating

incrimination

incrust

1. ,

1. ,

2.

, ,

1.

, ,

1.

) (

2. (

incubate
incubation

),

1. ,

2.

1.

incubator

incumbent

2.

incur

incurable

incumbent
incumbent on/upon

incurious

(incurred, incurring)

, (),
( )

,
1.

incursion

2.

indebted

2.

indecency

2. ()

indecent

1.

1. , ,

1. , ,

2. ()

indecipherable
indecisive

( ), , ()

1.
2.
1.

2.

indeed

indefensible

indefinable
indefinite
indefinitely
indelible
indelicate
indemnity

3.

4.

1.

2.

2.

2.

indent

indenture

independence

independent

1.

1.

,
,
,
1.

2. ()


3.

, ,

1. ,

2.
independent
indescribable
indestructible
indeterminate
index

index

index finger

indexation

3.

4.

, ,

(indexes, indices) 1.

2.

1. ,

Indian

indicate

2.

indication

indicative

2. ,

2. ,

1.

,
1. ,
( )
, ,
1.

2.
indicator

indices

index

indicision

3.

2.

1.

indicision
indict

indictment

indifference

indifferent

indigenous

indigestible

indigestion

indignant

indignation

indignity

indignities
indigo

indirect

indiscreet

indiscreetion

indiscriminate

indispensable

indisposed

indisposition

indisputable

2.

1.

, ,
1.

2.

, ,
1.
, ,
2. ,

,
,

, ,
, ,

1.

2.

,
,

,
1.
,
2.

1. ,

2.

indistinct

indistinguishable

( )

1.

2.
,
individual

individual

individuality

3.
,

4.

()

1.

2.

individually
indivisible
indoctrinate
indoctrination
indolent
indomitable
indoor

indoors

indubitable

induce
inducement

3. ,

4.

,

,

() ,

,

,

1. ,

2. ,

2. , ,

1. ,


, (

induction
indulge
indulge in

indulgence
indulgent
industrial
industrial action
industrial estate

)
1. ,
,

2.
,

,

,

1.

,

2. , (

industrial relations

industrial revolution

industrialist

industrializ(s)ation

industrializ(s)e

industrializ(s)ed
industrious

1.
2.

1. ,


2.

1. ,


2.

1.

industry

2.

industries

2.

2.

inebriated
inedible
ineffective
ineffectual
inefficiency
inefficient
inelegant
ineligible

1. ,

2. ,

2. ,

inequality

inequity

1.
,

2.
,

inequitable

inept
inequalities

1.

1.
1.

1.

2. ,

,
,
,

,

1.

2.


inert

3.

inertia

inescapable

inessential
inestimable
inevitability
inevitable
inevitable
inexact
inexcusable
inexhaustible
inexorable
inexpensive

infammatory

infamous

inexplicable

infallible

infallability

inexperienced
inextricable

1.

2. ,


,

1. ,
2.

,
,

,

1. ,
2.



1.
2.

3.

1.

infamy

infancy

infant

infant

infantile

infantry

infatuated

2.

3.
1.
,
2. ,

, , ,

, ,

1.

2.

1.

infatuation

2.

infect

2. ,

infected

infection

infectious

infer

inference

inferior

,

1.

2.

1.
1. , ()

2. ()
, ( )

(inferred, inferring)
1. ,
2. ,
1.

2.

1. (, ,
) ,

2.

inferior

inferiority

,
,

inferiority complex

infernal
inferno
infertile
infertility

1. ,

2. () ,
1.

2.

,

2. ( )

1. () ,
1. ()

2. (


)

1. ( ) , ,

)
infest

2.

1. ( ) ,

( )

infestation

infidelity

infiltrate
infiltration

2.

,
1. ,
2.

1.
, ,
2. ,

3. , ,

infinite

infinitely

infinitesimal

infinitive

infinitive verb
infinitude
infinity
infirm

infirm

infirm

infirmary

infirmaries

infirmity

inflamation

1.

2.

to do, take,
eat

1.
,

2.

,

1.
,
2. ,

inflame

inflamed

inflammable

inflatable

3.

() , ()
, ()

1. ,

2.
inflate

3.

inflation

inflationary

2. , ,

inflect

inflexibility

1.

1. ,

2. ( )

1. ,

2. , ,
1. ,

inflexible

2. ,

3. , , , ,
1. ,
(,

inflict

infliction

inflow

influence

influence

influential

),

2.

(,
)
1.

2.

, ,
1. ,

2.
,
3.

,

influenza

influx

info
inform

information

1. ,
2.

informal

3.
1.

informality

2. , ,

informally

informant

2.

information

informative

informed

informer

infrared

infrastructure
infrequent
infringe

1.

1. ,

2. ,

1.
,

2.

()

,
(
), ( , ),

infringement

infuriate

infuriating
infuse
ingenious
ingenuity
ingenuous
ingot

ingratitude

inhabit

inhabitable

inhalation

inhale

inhaler

inharmonious
inherently

ingratiate

inherent

inhabitant

ingrained

ingredient

( , ),

,

(
)

1.
, ,
2. ( )

1. ( ) ,

2. ( )
,
,

, ,

, ,

(, , )

,
,

, , ( , )
,
1.

2. ,

2. ,

1. ,

, ,

inherit

inheritance

inheritor

inhospitable

inhuman

inhumane

inimitable

iniquitous
iniquity

1. ,

2. ,
,

1. ( )

2. () , ()

1. ,

2.

1.

initial
initial
initial
initially
initiate

2.

,
,

1.

2.
1. ,
2.

initiation

3.

1. ,
,

initiative

2.

inject

2. ()
), ( )
(
,

injection

injudicious

injunction
injure
injured

1. ,
1.

2. ()
), (
(
,

2. ,

1.

1.
,
2. ,

1. ,
2. ,

injury

3.
1. ,
2. ,

injuries
injustice

ink

ink

inkling

3.

1.

2. ink in

,
,

(inkier, inkiest)
inky
inland

inland

in-laws

2.

2.

2.

1.

1.
1.

( )

inlet

inmate

inmost

inlay

inn

innate

inner

inner circle

inner city

innermost

innings

innocence

(inlaid, inlaying)

1.
,
2.

( , )

, ,

1.

2.
,

, ,

1.
,
2.
1.
,
2.

innocent

( ),

3.

1. ,
innocuous
innovation

innovative

innovator

innuendo

innuendoes
innumerable
inoculate
inoculation
inoffensive
inoperable
inordinate
inorganic
inpatient

, ,
1.

2.

),
(

),
(

2.

1.

2.
,

1.

2.

input

inquest

inquire
inquiry
inquiries

3.

1. ,

2.

2.

1. ,
1. ,
2.

inquisitive

inroad

inrush

inroad

inrushes

1.

,
2.

,

,

(insaner, insanest)
2. ( )

insane

insane

insane

insanely

insanitary

insanity
insatiable
inscribe

3.

inscription

inscrutable

insect

1. () ,

insecticide

insectivorous

insecure

insecurity

,
()

1. ,
2.
,

, ,

( )

1.
, ,
,
,
2.

1.
,
,
2.

inseminate

insemination

1.
,

2. ,

insensible

insensitive

3. ,

1.

2.



,

insensitivity
inseparable
insert

insertion

inshore

inshore

inside

inside

inside

inside

inside

inside out

insider
insidious

,
, ,

1. ,
2.

1.

2.

2. (, )

1. ,
,

insight

insignia

insignificance

insignificant

insincere

insincerity

insinuate

insinuation
insipid

insist

insistence

insistent

insofar as

insolence

insolent

insoluble

, ,

, ,
, ,

, ,

, ,

1. ,


2. ()
1.

2.
( ),
,

1.
2.
( ),

,
1.

2. ,

, ,

, ,

2.

1. ( )
,

insoluble
insolvency
insolvent
insomnia
inspect
inspection
inspector

inspiration

inspirational

1. ( )

2.

( ),

( ),

2.

2.

2.

1. ,
1. ,
1.
,

1. , ,
2.
3.

2.

1. , ,

inspire

inspiring

instability

2.

install

2.

1.
,
1.

1.

2.

3.
installation

4. ,

1. ,

2.
(

instalment
instance
instan

)
1.
2.

1.

2.

1. ()

2.

instant

instant coffee

instantaneous
instantly

instead

instep

instigate

instigation

instigator

3. ,

, ,

, ,

,
,

(instilled, instilling)

( , ), ,
instill

instinct

instinctive

instinctively

1.

2.

institute
institute

1. ,
,

2. ,


,

,
1. ,


2. ,

3. ,
institution
institutional

4.

,
1.

2.
institutionaliz(s)e

3.

1. ,

2.

instruct

3.
1. , ,
2.

instruction
instructional
instructive
instructor
instrument

3.

instrumental

instrumentalist

insubordinate

insubordination

, ,
1.

2.

2. ,

1. instrumental music

insufferable
insufficiency
insufficient
insular

2. () ,

1.
1.

2.
( )

3.
insulate

4.

1.

2.

(
)

3.

4.

insulation

insulin

insult

2.

insult
insulting
insuperable

insurance

insurance policy

insure

insurer

insurgency

(
,

)
1.

1.
2.

1.

2. ,

, , ,

insurgent

insurmountable

intact

, ,

,

, ,
, ( )

1.

2.

intake

intangible

integer
integer number

3.

, ,

1.

integral

2. ()

integrate

integrated

2.

integration

1.

1.

2.
integrity
intellect
intellectual

intellectual property

intellectually

intelligence

intelligent

intelligentsia

3.

2.

1. ,

intelligible
intend

intended

intended

1.
,

2.
,

()

(intenser, intensest)

1. (, )
,
2. (,
)
intense

intensely

3. (
)

4.

,
1.

2. ()

intensify

3. ( )
4

1.
2.

intensive

intent

intent

intention

intentional

intentionally

intensity

3.

4.

1. ,
,
2. ()

, ,

,
,

inter-

inter

interact

interaction

interbreed

intercede

, ,

, ,

(interbred, interbreeding)

1.

2.
intercept

3.

1.

2.
interception
interchange

interchange

interchangeable

intercom
interconnect
intercontinental
intercourse

3.

1.

2. ,

1.

2.

,
1.

2.

interdependence
interdependent
interdict
interest

1.

2.
3. ,
interest

interesting

4.

(interfered, interfering)

1. ,
2.

interfere

3. ( )

1. ,
2.

3.
interference

interfering

interim

interim
interior

4. ( )

( ),

1. ,

2.
1.
,
2.

interior

interject

3.

1.
interjection

interlock

interlocutor

interloper

interlude

intermarriage

intermarry
intermediary
intermediaries
intermediate
interminable
intermission

intermittent
intern
intern

2.
,

, ,

,
,

1.

2. ,
3.

, ,
, ,

, , , ,

,
,

1.
2.
3.

internal

4.

1.
internally

international

internationalism

internationalist

2. ()

internationaliz(s)ation

, ,

, ,

,
internationaliz(s)e

internationally

internet

internment

interpersonal

interplanetary

()

, ,

interplay

interpolate

2.

interpose

2.

2.

interpret

1.

1. , ,

1. ,

1. ,
interpretation

interpreter

interregnum

interrogate

interrogative

interrogator

2.
1. ,

2.

1. ,
2.

interrupt

3.

1.
2.

interruption
intersect

intersection

intersperse

interspersed

interstate

interstellar

interval
intervene

3.

4. ,
,
( , )

1.
,
2. ,

1. ,

2.
1.

2.

intervening
intervention
interview
interview
interviewee
interviewer
intestinal
intestine

intimacy

intimate

1.
,

2.

1.
,

2. ()

intimate

intimate

intimidate

intimidating

intimidation

into

intolerable

3. ()
,

4.

,
,


,

,
,

1.

2.
3.

1.

,
intolerance

2.


intolerance of bright light

intolerant

intonation

2.

intone

2.

2.

intoxicant
intoxicate
intoxicated
intoxicating
intoxication

1. ,
1.

1.
1.

2.
,

1.

2. ,

2. ,

1.

1. ,

2. ,
1.
2.

intractable
intransigence

intransigent

intravenous

intrepid

3. ( )

,
,

( )

intricacy
intricate
intrigue

, ,

intriguing

intrinsic

, ,
( ) (),

1.


2.

3.
introduce

4.

1. 2. ,
3.

introduction

4.

2.

introspective

introvert

intrude

intruder

intrusion

intrusive

intuition

intuitive

introductory
introspection

5.
1.

,
,

,

,

,
,

inundate

inundation

invader

invalid

invalid

invalidate

invaluable

invariable

inure
invade

invasion

invasive

invective

inveigle

invent

1.

,

2.

,

1.

2.
,

(inured, inuring)

, ,

,

,
,


,

, ,

1. ,
2.

,
1.
2.

(inveigled, inveigling)

,
1.

2.

1.

2. ,
invention

inventive

3.

inventiveness

inventor

inventory

inventories

inverse

, (

),

1. ,

2. (
)

inversion

3.

invert

invertebrate

2.
,

invertebrate
inverted commas

invest

investigate

investigation

investigative

investigator

investiture

investment

investor

inveterate

invidious

invigilate

1. ,

( )

' ' " "

1. ,
(, )
2. invest with ,

1.

2.

,

,

invigorate

invigorating

invincible

invisibility
invisible

,
,

,
,

1.
2.

invitation

invite

3.
1.

2.
,
3. ,
()

1.
invite

inviting

invoice

invoice

2.

, ,

1.


,
)
2. (

invoke

involuntarily

involuntary

3.
,
4.

1.

,
2.

1.

2.

involve
involved
involvement
invulnerable
inward

inward

inwardly

inwards

iodine

ion

ionization

IQ

irascible

irate
iridescent

iris

irises
Irish

1.
, ,
2.

,

1. ( )
2.

1. , ,
2.

2.

1. ( )

( )

intelligence quotient


,

1.

2. (

1.

2. (

, , ,

1.
Irish

irk

irksome

iron
iron

2.

,
1.

2. iron out
( )

2. , ,

1. ,

1.

2.

,
iron

Iron Age

ironic(al)

3.

, ,

1. ()

2. ,

1.

ironically
ironing
ironing-board
ironmonger

ironmongery

2.

1.

1.
2.

3.

irony
irrational
irreconcilable
irreducible
irrefutable

1.

1. , ,
,
2.

irregular

3.

1.

2.
irregularity
irregularity
irrelevance

irrelevant

irreparable

irreplaceable
irrepressible
irreproachable

irresistible
irresolute
irrespective
irrespectively
irresponsibility

3.

, ,

,
,

(

)

,

1. () ,

2. (, ) ,
,
, , ,
, ,

irresponsible
irretrievable
irreverence
irreverent
irreversible
irrevocable
irrigate
irrigation
irritable

2.

1.

1. ,

2.

, ,

1.
(),
2. ()

,
()

, ,

1. , ,

irritant
irritate
irritating

2.
3.

1. ,
2.
(, , )

1. , ,

2.

irritation
is
is of the essence
Islam

3.

4. (
,

Islamic

island

islander

isle

isn't

isolate

isolated

() = Is not

(
)

,
, ,

1. ,
2.

,
, ,

isolation

isosceles

( )

isotope

Israel

Israeli

Israeli

1.
2.
3.

issue

4.

(issued, issuing)
)
1. (
2.
3.
4.
issue

5.

6. ,
isthmuses

isthmus

the isthmus
isthmuses

isthmus
it

it does not matter a whit

it makes no odds

it serves you right

it stands to reason

it stands to reason

Italian

Italian

italics

itch

the isthmus

, ,

,

itch

1.

itches

itching

itchy

it'd

item

itemiz(s)e

itinerant

itinerant preacher

itinerary

itineraries

it'll

2.
1.

2.

it had it would

1. , ( )
2. ( )

3.

,
,

() = It will

()

1. it is
it's

its

It's no good!

itself

ivory
ivy
ivies

2. it has

2.

1. ( )

keep someone informed

on thin ice

()

sense of inferiority

speech impediment

take an interest

take the initiative

under the impreesion

loose interest

use your initiative

EngWord

jab

Pronunciation

jab

jabber

Type

Lao
(jabbed, jabbing)
1. ,

2.

1. ,

2.

3. ()

1. , ,

jack

jack

jack of all trades

jackal

jackass

jackdaw

2.

3.

jack up

1.

(), (
2.
)

1.

2.

,

1.

2. , ,

3. (
)

jacket

jackfruit

jack-in the box

jackknife
jackknife

4.

1.

2.
jackpot
Jacuzzi
jade

jaded

jagged

jaguar

jail

jail

hit the jackpot ()

Jacuzzis ( )

1.

2.

(jammed, jamming)
1.

2.
,

,

jam

3.

4.
1.

jam

jamb

jamboree

jammed

jangle

jangle

2.
traffic jam

to be in a jam

2.

1.

1. ,

2. ( )

() ,

janitor

January

Japan

Japanese

jar

,
,

,
, , ,
(jarred, jarring)

()
1.
jar

jargon

jarring

jasmine

jaundice

jaunt

jaunt

jauntiness

jaunty
javelin

2.
(, )

3. jar with ,

,



1.

2. ()

, ,


(jauntier, jauntiest)

, ,


1.

2.
1.
2.

jaw

jaw

jay

3.


,

()

jaywalk

jaywalker

jazz

jazz up

jazzy

(jazzier, jazziest)

1.

2.
jealous

3. ,

1.

2.
jealousy

3.

Jeep

jeer

jeans

jelly
jellyfish
jellyfish
jemmy

jeopardiz(s)e

jeopardy

jerk

( )

,
,

,

jellies ( )

1. (
)



2. ()

1. (
)



2. ()

,

2. ()

1. , , , ( )

jerk

jerkily

jerkin

, , , ,

jerseys ( )

1.

,

2.

jest

jest

2.

jester

jersey

jet 1

jet 1

jet engine

jet lag

jet-black

jet 2

jetsam

1. ,

, ,
1.


2.

3.
(jetted, jetting)
1.

2. ()

jettison

jetty

Jew

jewel

jewelled

jeweller

jewellery

Jewish

jib 1

jib 2

jibe

jibe
jiffy

1.

2.

jetties ( )

1.

2.

, ,

,
1.

2.
1. jib at ,

2. ()
,

()

1. ( )
2.

jig

3. ,
(jigged, jigging)

1.
jig

2.

jiggle

jigsaw

jihad

jilt

jilted

jingle
jingle
jitters
jitters

(
)

(
)

1. ,

2.
,

() ,
() ,
(jitterier, jitteriest)
()

jittery
job
job hunting
jobless
joblessness
jockey
jocular
jodhpurs

1. ,
2.

,
jockys ( )

(jogged, jogging)

1.

( )
jog

2.

3.

,

jogger

jogging

joggle

jogtrot

1.

2. (
)

1. , ,
2.

3.
join

join up

joiner
joinery

4. ,

)
1.
, ,

2.
,

3.

joint

joint

jointly

joist

joke

joke

joker

jokingly

4. ()


5. () ,

,
1.

2. , ,

,
, ,

,
1.

,

2.

3. () ,

, ,

(jollier, jolliest)
jolly
jolly

(jollied, jollying)
()

jolly

, ,

1. ,

jolt

2. ,
,
,

1. (


)

jolt

joss stick

jostle

,
2. ,
3.

(jostled, jostling)
1. , ,

2. ,
(jotted, jotting)

jot down
jot
jotter
joule

1. ,
2.
,

journal

journalism

3.

journalist

journeys ( )
1.

journey
journey

2.

joust

jovial

2. ,

joviality

jowl
joy

1.

, ,

1.

2.

2. ,
1.
,

joyful

joyous

joyride

2.

joyrider

joystick

2.

jubilant

jubilation
jubilee
Judaism
judder

1.

, ,

2.

, , ,

1.

1.

25 50

( )

1.

judge

2.

3.

1. , ,
2. ( )
3.

judge

4. , ,
1. ,
2.
3.

4.
5.
6. ,
7. ,
The final/last Judgement
judgement
judicial
judiciary
judicious
judo
jug

2.
,

sumo

1. ,
,

1.

juggernaut

2.

3.


1.

juggle

juggler
jugular

2.

3.

juices ( )

1. (
, )

2.

juice

3. ( )


(juicier, juiciest)

1. ()

)
2. (

juicy
juke-box
July
jumble

jumble

3. ( )
juke-boxes ( )

1.

2.

1.
2.

3.

jumbos ( )
1.

jumbo
jumbo

jump

2. jumbo (jet)
3.

1. , ,
2.

3. ()

1. , ,
2.
3.

jump
jump at
jump for joy

jump on

bandwagon

jump the gun

jump the queue
jumper
jumper
jump-jet

4.



5.

1.

2. ()

1. ()

2.
,

1. ,
,

2.

(jumpier, jumpiest)
()
jumpy
junction

juncture
June
jungle
junior

,
,
1.
2.

1. , ,
2.

at this juncture

2.
( )

1. ,

1.
,

2.

1.

2.

junior

juniper

junk 1

junk food
junk 2
junkie
junta

3.

4.

1.

,

2.

,
()

( )

Jupiter
jurisdiction
juror

1. (

2.

2.

1. ,

(
)
juries ( )

1.

jury

2.

1.

2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
just

7.

8. ,
1.

2.
,

3.
just
just about
just as
just as well
just now
just that

4.

5.

()
just the same
just to

1.

2.

3. ()

justice

justifiable

justification

justified

justify
justly

4.

1. ,

2.

1. ,

,

,

2.
,
1.
,

2. ()

(justified, justifying)

1. ,

,

2. ()
,

,


(jutted, jutting)

jut out
jut
jute

juvenile

juvenile

juxtapose

juxtaposition

,
1.
2. ()
, ()

( )
,


( )

English

Pronunciation

Type

kaiser

kale

kaleidoscope

Lao
1
2

1.

2.

kaleidoscopic

kangaroo

kapok

karaoke

karat

karate

karma

kayak

kebab

keel

kaolin

keel

( )

carat

(

)
(
)

,

on an even keel

keel over
1.

2.
,

3. ()

(keener, keenest)
1. , ,

keen

2. () , () , ( )

keen on

keenly

4.

1. ()

2. (
)

keeness

3. (
) ,

3. (
)

4. ( )

1.

2.
(kept, keeping)
1.
2.

3. keep still

4. , 5.
6.

keep

7.

8.
, ,

9.

10.
11.

12. (), ,

keep down

13.

14. ( ), ( ) ()

keep form

keep on

keep out

keep quiet

keep to

keep up

keep your word

1. ,
2.

1. ,

2. ,

keep

for keep ()

keeper

keeping

keepsake

keg

kennel

kept

kerb

kerchief

1. ,

2. ,

2.
,

1. ,

, ,

in keeping with
,

2. ( )

1.

,
keep

1.

2.

1. (
)
kernel

kerosene

kestrel

ketchup
kettle
kettledrum

2.

( )
3. ,
(, )

1.

2. ,
3.
( )

key

4.

5.
6.

key

key

keyboard

keyhold

keynote

keynote speech

7. ,

1. key in
,
,
2. key up

1. ,

2. (

1.

2.

keystone

kg

khaki

kibbutz

kick

kick against

kick back

kick in/down

kick off

kick off
kick out
kick up a fuss/row

kick

2.

kilogram

kibbutzim ( )

1. ,
2. ()

3. ( ) ,

() ,

2.

1. ()

,
()

1. ,

2. , ( )

3. ()

kid

1.

4. () ,
1.

2.

3. ()

(kidded, kidding)
kid

()

1. , ,

kiddie

kidnap

kidnapper

kidnapping

kidney

2. ,

()

(kidnapped, kidnapping)

,
1.

2.

kill

3. (), ( )

4.

kill off
kill time

kill

killer

killing

killing

kiln

) ,
5. (

6. ()

2.

1.

1.
,

2. ,
,

,
1.

2. ,

3.

kilo

kilogram

kilometre

kilowatt

kilos ( )

, 0.62

, 2.2

kimono

kin

kind

in kind

kind of

kind

kindergarten

kind-hearted

kindle

kilt

next of kin

kindly

kindly

, , ,

(, )

() , (
)
(kinder, kindest)

1. ,

2.

(kindled, kindling)
1. , ,
2.

kindling

3. (, , ),

, ,

1.

,

2.
3.

do not take kindly to

kindness

kindred

kindred

kinetic

king

kingdom

kingfisher

kink

kinky

kinship

kiosk

kipper

kiss

1.

2.

3.
1. ,
2.

, ,
1.
,
2.
3.

king-size

, ,
,

4. ()

1.
2. ( )

1. ,
,
()

2. ,
(kinkier, kinkiest)
1. ( )

2. () (

) ,
1.

2.

kiss

kisses ( )
1. ,

2. , ( )

kit

3.

4.

kit bag

kitchen

kitchenette

kite

kith

kith and kin

kitsch

kitten

kitty

the whole kit and caboodle () ,

1.

2.

kitties ( )

1.
2.

1.

kiwi

kiwi (fruit)

kleptomaniac

km

knack

, ,

knapsack

kleptomania

2. ()

kilometre

knave

knead

knee

kneecap

kneecap

kneel

knell

knew

knickerbockers

knickerbockers
knickers

knick-knack

knife

knife

knight

knighthood

knit

knitting

knives

1. ,

2.

)
(
,
,

1.

2.
(kneecapped, kneecapping)

,

(knelt, kneeling)

know

knives ( )

1. ,

2.

Sir

3.

Sir

(knitted, knitting)
1.

2.

knife

1.

knob

2.

knock

knock about

knock back

knock down

knock it

3.

4.


1. ,
2.

3. () ,
1.
2.

3.

2. ,

1. ()
1. ()
2.

,

3.

() ,
()

1.
knock off

2.

3.

knock out

4. ( ) ,

5.

1.

2. ,

()
1.
knock up

2.

3.

knock

knocker (n)

knock-kneed

knockout
knock out punch
knock out competition

knockout

knocking

knoll

4. ( )


,

5.
,


1.
2.

3.
1.

2. ,

3. () ,

, ,
1.



2. ()

1.
2.

, ,

1.
knot

2.
( )

3.

knot

knotty

know-all

know-how

knowing

knowingly

knowledge

knowledgeable

known

tie the knot

(knotted, knotting) ,
(knottier, knottiest)
1.

know

4.
1.85

2.

3. () ( )

(knew, known, knowing)

1.

2.

, , , ,

a knowing look
1.

2.

3.

1.

2.

3. , ,

know

1.

known

2.

3.

let it be known

() , ,

kohl

Koran

kosher

kremlin

kudos

kung fu

knuckle
knuckle down to
knuckle under
koala

() ,

( )

)
1. (,
, ,
2. ()

1.

2.

English

Pronunciation

lab

Type

Lao
50

laboratory
()

1. , ,

2.

label

label

labial

laboratory

laborious

3.

(labelled, labelling)
1. ,

,
2.
(
),

laboratories ( )
,


1.

2. ,
1.
2.
3.

labour

4.

1. ,
2.

labour

labourer

laburnum

Labrador

3.

,

labyrinth

lace

1.

2.
, ,
1.

2.

1.

2. lace up

lace

lacerate

laceration

lachrymal

lack

lack

lacking

lackadaisical

lackey

lacklustre

laconic
lacquer

lacrosse

lactation

3.
), ,
1.
(

2.

)
1. (
2. ,

, ,
,

lackies ( )
1. (
)

2. ,

1.

, ,
2.

1.

2.

(lacier, laciest)
lacy

lad

ladder

ladder

laden

ladle

ladle

1. (
) ,
2.
()

1.

2.

1. ,

2.

(ladled, ladling)

ladle out

ladies ( )
1.
2.

3. Lady ,
lady

ladybird

ladylike

lag

lag

lag

lag

lager

lagoon

laid

4. ( )

(lagged, lagging) , ,
,

(lagged, lagging)

lay

()
laidback

lain

lair

laisser-faire

laity
lake

lame

lame

lament

lament

lamentable

laminate

lamp

lamppost

2.

1.


,

lamb

laminate

lie

2.

lama

lamentation

1. , , ,

,
1.

2.

1. ,
2.

,
1.
2. ,

1. ,

2.

,
1.

2.

(
, , )
,
,

, ,

lamprey

lance

lance-corporal

lancet

, ,

1.
2.
3. ,

land

4.

1. ,
2.

3. , ()

4. ,

,

5.
6.
7.

9. ()

land

land holder

land holding

landmine

landed

2.

landing

landing-stage

8. () ,

1. (
)
2.

1.
,
1.

2. ()


3.

landing-strip

landlady

landlocked

landlocked country

landlord

landlubber

landladies ( )

1. (
)

2. (
)

,
1. (
)
2. (
)

1. , ,
2.
, ,
3. ,

landmark

landowner

landscape

landscape

landscaping

4. ( )

1. ,
2.

1.

2.
landslide

1.
2.

lane

3.
4.

1.
language

languid

languish

lank

lanky

lanolin

lantern

2.

3.

1.

,

2. ,

1.
,

2.



3.



(lanker, lankest)

1. ( )

2. ( )( )

(lankier, lankiest)
( )

2.

lanyard

Laos

lap

1.

1. ,
2.

(lapped, lapping)
1. (
)
2.

3. , ( )
lap

lapel

lapping

) ,
4. (

1. lapse of memory

2.

lapse

3.

4.

,
1. , ,

,
2. (, )
,
lapse

laptop

larceny

lard

larder

3.
,

(larger, largest)

1. ,
2. ,

3.

at large

large

large-scale

largely

largess, largesses

lark

lark

lark

larva

laryngitis

by and large ,

1.

2.

(lark about, lark around)

()
,

larvae ( ) ,
, , ( )

()
,

larynx

lasagna

laser

larynxes ( )

, ,


lashes ( )
1.

2.
lash

3. ,

4. , ,
1.
, , ( )
2.

lash

lash out

lass

lassitude

lasso

last

last

last-ditch

last minute

), ,
3. ( ) , (
4. ,

1. ,

2.

, ,

lasses ( )
,

,


1.

2. ()
, ( )
,

3.

1.

2. ()
, ( )
,

3.

2.

1.

last night

last word

last year

last

last

last

lasting

lastly

latch

at last or at long last

1.
,

2.
1.
2.

1. ,
2. ,

latches ( ) ,

(latched, latching)
1.

2. latch on ()
3. latch onto
()
latch

1. ,

2.

(later, latest, last)

1. ,
2. ,
late

3. ( )

(later, latest, last)

1. ,
2. ,

late

late in the day

lately

lateness

latent

3. ( )

of late

,
1.

2. ,

See you later

Talk to you later

later

later on

lateral
lateral thinking

laterite

Catch you later

no later than

, ,

,
1.

2.
latest

lath

lathe

lather

lather

at the latest

the latest
,

1. ()
2.
( )

Latin

1. ,

latitude
latrine

2. ()
3.

1. ,
2. , (
2 , 2 )

latter

latter-day

lattice

laud

laudable

laugh

laugh at

laugh off

laugh
laughable
laughing

laughter

launch

launch

launch

the latter part

launches ( )

1.

2. ,

3. ,
1.

2. ,
3. ,

laureate

launder

launderette

, ,
1.

2.
,

1.

2.
laundry

laurel

lava

lavatory

lavender

lavish

lavish

3.

4.

a laurel wreath

lavatories ( )


,
,

1.
2.

1.

2.

1. ,
2. ,

3. ,
4. , ,

5. ,

go to law

the Law ()

law

law of diminishing return

law and order

law-abiding

lawcourt

lawful

lawless

2. ( ) , ()

lawlessness

lawn

lawn

lawn-mover

lawsuit

lawyer

1. ,
,

acts of lawlessness

1.

2.

(laxer, laxest)
1.

lax

2.

1.
laxity

2.

laxly

2.

laxative

lay

1.

lay

(laid, laying)

1. ,
2. ( ),
3. ( )
4.

5. , ()

6. (, )
7. ,
8. ( )
lay

lay aside

lay down

lay into

9. ( ,
)

, ()
()

1.

2.
()

1.
lay off

lay on

2. ( )
(, , )

1. (, ),
lay out
lay

lay

lay-by

2 ,

1.
(

2.
(

,

1.
( )
2.

3.

layer

layer

layman

layout

4.

laymen ( )

1.
(

),

2.
(

)
layouts ( ) , ,
(lazed, lazing)

1. (

)

2. laze about, laze around

laze

lazy

laziness

lb

lea

3. laze away

(lazier, laziest)

1.
2.

pound =
lbs ( )

1.
lead

2.

(led, leading)
1. ,
2.
3. , ,
4.

lead

lead on to

5.

6.

1.

2. ,

3.

4.
5.

lead

6.
7.

1.

( )
2.

3.
4.
leaden

leader

5.

1. ,

2.

1.
2.

3.


leadership

4.

5.
1.
2.

leading

3. ()

leaves ( )
1.

2.

3.

leaf

leaf

leaflet

4.
(
)

5. (,
)

leaf through ,
,
(leafier, leafiest)
1.

leafy

2.

,
1.
2.
3.

4.
5.
league

leak

in league with

1. ,

2. ( , )

1.
leak

2. ( )

3. ( , ),

1.

2. ,
leakage
leaky

3. ()
(leakier, leakiest)

(leaned, leant, leaning)

1.
2. ,

3. , ,
lean

4. ,
5. lean on
(leaner, leanest)
1.

)
2. (
lean

leaning

3. ()
,

(leaped, leapt, leaping)

1.
2.

,

3. leap up ()
leap

4. ()

leap year

29

)
366 29 (

1.
leap

leap-frog

2.

3.

(learned, learnt, learning)

1. , ,
learn

learned

learner
learning
learning effect
lease

lease

leaseholder

leash

leasing

2.
,
,

,

1.

2.

1.

2.

leashes ( )

1.

2.

least

least of all

at least

not in the least

to say the least

1.

,

2.

at least

not in the least

least

leather

leathery

to say the least

1.
2.

(left, leaving)

1. ,

2. ,
3.
4.

5.
6.

7. ,
8.
9. ,
leave

leave behind

leave off

leave out

leave

leaven

10.

( )

( )

(
)
1.

2. ( ) (
),

( ) leaf
1.

2.

3.

leaves

lechery

lectern

4.
(
)

5. (, )

1. ,
2.

lecture

3.

lecture

,
2.

lecturer

led

ledge

ledger

lee

leech

leek

leer

1. , ,

()
,

lead

1. ,

2.
,

leeches ( ) ,

1.

2. (
)
) (

1.


2. ,
3. () ,
4. (
)
leeway

left

left

left-hand

left-handed

left

left

leftover

leftwing

leftwing

5. ,
,

1. ,

2. Left ,

leave

1. ( , )
2.

, ),
3. (
leg

legacy

4.

legacies ( )
1. ( )
2.

3.

legal

legality

legaliz(s)ation
legaliz(s)e

legal framework

legally

legate

legation

1.
2.

,
1.

2.
1.
2.
3.

legend

legendary

leggings

leggings

legibility

legible

4. ,
1.

2.
,
1.

2.

1.

2.

1.
2.
3.

legion

legislate

legislation

2.

legislator

legislative

legislature

1.

legitimacy

legitimate

legitimiz(s)e
legume

1.

2.

1.

2. ,

lemon

lemonade

lemur

leisure

leisurely

leisurely
lemming

(lent, lending)

1.

lend

lender

lending

2.

lend itself to

1.
2. ,

length

lengthen

lengthwise

lengthways or

at length

go to great lengths

(lengthier, lengthiest)
1.
lengthy

leniency

lenient

Lent

lens

lent

lentil

leopard

leotard

leper

lepidopterous

leprechaun
leprosy
lesbian

2.

lenses ( )
1. ,
(
)

2.

lend

lesion

less

less

less and less

less

no less than

1. ( )
2.

3.
lessen

lesser

lesser

4.

,
,
,

,
,
,
1.
2.

lesson

lest

let

let down

let go

let in

let off

let on
let out
let someone know
let up
let us
let's go home
lethal

3.

, ,
,
(letting)

1.
,
2.

1.

2.

1.
2.

, , ()

let us

letter

2. ,

letter box

lethargic

lethargy

let's

letter of credit
lettering
lettuce
leukaemia

1. ,

1.

2.

1.
2.
3.

4. ,


5. ,

at eye level
level

level crossing

on the level () ,

1. ,

2. , ,
level

3.

(levelled, levelling)
1.
,
, ,

level

2.

3. level at

level-headed

1.
2. ,

3. , ( )
lever

lever

4.

1.
2.
3. ,
4.

leverage
leveret

5.

levitation

levitate

levity

1.
2.
(levied, levying)

1.
levy

2.
1.

2.
3.
levy

lewd

lexicon

lexicography

4.

(lewder, lewdest) , ,

1.

2.

liabilities ( )
1.

2. , ,
liability

3. ()
(

)
liable to

1.

(

)
liable
liable for

liaise

liaison

liar

2. ()

2.

libel

libel

libellous

1.

1.

2.

(libelled, libelling)

1.

2.
,
3.

4.
( )

liberal

5. ( ) ,

1.


2.

liberal

3.

liberally

liberaliz(s)ation

liberaliz(s)e

liberate

liberation

liberator

1.

2. ,

1.

2.



1.

2.

liberties ( )
1. ,
2.
,
3.

at liberty

liberty

take the liberty of borrowing

library

libraries ( )
,

libretto

lice

licence

license

licensed

licensee

licentious

libido
librarian

librettos ( ) ,

louse

1.
2.

, ,

lichee, lychee

lichen

1. ,
, )
2. (

lick

3. () ,

4. () ,
1.

, )
2. (
lick

licking

lid

lido

3. ()
1.

2. ()

3. () ,
1. ,
2.

,

1.

2.
3.

lie

tell a lie

(lied, lying)

1. ,
lie

2.

(lay, lain, lying)

1. ,

2.
,
3.

4.

5. ,

6.

lie

lie about/around

lie down

lie ahead

lie behind

lie idle

lie in

lie low

lie with

lie

liege

lieu

Lieut

lieutanant

7.

8.

1.

2.

3.

, in lieu of , ,

Lieutenant

2.

, ,

1.

lives ( )
1.

2.

3.


4.


,

5. ,

6.

7.

8.
life

life cycle

life expectancy

life insurance

life-jacket

life-size

lifebelt

lifeboat

lifebuoy

lifeguard

life-jacket

9.

()

1.

2.

1. ,

2.

, ,

lifeless

lifelike

lifelong

life style

3.

lifetime

1.

2.

(
3.
)

)
4. (

5. (, ) ,

6.

7. ()
lift

8. (
)
,
1.

lift

lift-off

ligament

ligature

2. ,




3.

,

,

1.


2.

3. fi, ff

1. , ,

2. ,
, , , ,

3.
4.
light

5.

6.

(lit, lighted, lighting)

1.
,

light

light up

light

2. ,
, ,
3. ,

,
,
(lighter, lightest)

1. ,

2. () , ()

(lighter, lightest)

1.
2.
3.

,
4. ,

5.

,

6. ,

light

light-headed

light-hearted

7. () , ( , )
8 ()
,
,

,
1. ,
2.
3. ()

4. (
)

lightly

5. ()

6.

1.
lightness

lighten

2.

,

3.
()

1.
,

2.

1. ,
2. ,

lighten

lighten up

lighter

lighthouse

lighting

lightning

lighting-conductor

3.
, ()
4.

1.

2.

(
)

2.

1. ,

1.
( 126 135

61 )

2.

lightweight

lightweight

light-year

like

like

3.

1.
,
2.

, ,
feel like ,

look like

1.

2. ,
1.

2. ,
like

likeable

likelihood

3. ,

should like, would like

,

(likelier, likeliest)

1. ,
likely

like-minded

liken

2. ( )
3.

likenesses ( )
1. ,
2. ,

likeness

likewise

liking

2.

lilac

2.

lilt

lily

,
1.

1.

lilies ( )

1. ,
2.

3.

out on a limb

limb

limber

limber

limbo

limber up

(
)

lime

lime

lime-juice

(limberer, limberest)
,

in limbo

1.
2.

,
,

limelight

limerick

limestone

in the limelight ,

1. ,
2.

limit

limit

off limits

over the limit ( )

1.

2.

3.

limited

2.

limitless

2.

limousine
limp
limp

limp

limpet

limpid

limpidity

linchpin

linctus

4. ( )

limitation

1.

1.
,
1.

2.
(

,

(limper, limpest)

1.
,

2.
,

1.
2.

limpid liquid

1.
2.

1.

2.

3.

1. ,
2.
3.
4.
5.

6. ,
7. ,
8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13. , ,
14.

15.
,

line

in line with

1.

2.

3.
, ()

line

4.

line

2. ,

line

lined

lineage

1. () ,
1. ,

2.

1. ,
2. ( )
,

lineal

linear

2. ,

line-ball

linen

1. ,

( )

2.


,

1.

1. ,
2.

3. ,

4.

liner

linesman

linesmen ( )
,

linger

lingerie

2.

linguist

linguistic

linguistics

liniment

lining

1. ,

1.

2.

,

1.

2.

3.
4.
5. ,
link

6.

1.
link

2.

1.
2.

link up
link together

linkage

links

linnet

lino

linoleum

linseed

lint
lion
lioness

3.

linoleum

2.

1.

lion's share

,

1.
2. , ,
keep a stiff upper lip ()
lip

lip reading

lip service
lipstick
liquefaction

bite your lip ()

,

,

(liquefied, liquefying)
liquefy

liqueur

liquid

1. ,
2.

, ,
1.
2.

liquid

liquidation

liquidate

liquidator

liquidity

liquidiz(s)e

liquor

liquorice

lisp

list

3. ,

1. (
,
, )

2. ,
, ,

,
1. (
, )

2. ,
, ,

)

(

,
,

(, )

,
s z

th

, ,
,

1. , ,

list

list

list

2. ,

()

1.

2.

listen

listen in

listener

listless

lit

litany

literacy

literal

light

litanies ( )

, ,

1. , ,

,
literally

literate

literary

2. ()

1.
,

2. ()

3. ( )
1.

2.
1. ,
2. ,

literature

3.

litigant

lithe

),
(



(),

litigate

,
,

litigation
litigious
litmus

,

,

),
litmus paper

litre

(
)
(

1.
, ,

)

2.
(
)

litter

litter

little

3.


4.




1.

2. (
)

3. litter with

(littler, littlest)

1.

little

little by little

little known

2. (less, least)

3.

1.

2. ,

little

lithurgy

3.

lithurgies ( )

live

1. () (
,
)
2. (

) ,

livable

3. ( )

,

broadcast live

(lived, living)

1.

,

2.

3. , ,
live

live on

live off

live coals

live wire

liveable

livelihood
liveliness

4.

5.

1.
,
2.

livable

, ,
(livelier, liveliest)

1.

, ,
2. ,
lively

liven

3. ()

, ( )
, ()
liven up ()

liveries ( )
1. (
) ,
2.

livery

liver

lives

2.

livestock

livid

1.

( ) life

1.
( )

2. ()
1.

2.
3.

4.

living

living-room

living wage

5.

within living memory

1.

2. ,
3. the living

cost of living

earn your living

living

lizard

llama

make a living

standard of living

1. , ,

2.

3.
load

4. () ( )

,
1.

2. ,

,

,

load

3. ( )

1.
,

2.

3. () ,
loaded

loaf

loaf

loafer

loam

loan

loan

loath, loth

loathe

loathing

loathsome

4. () ()

loaves ( )
( )

meat loaf ()

(loaf around, loaf about)
,

,
1. ,
2.

,
nothing loath

(loathed, loathing) , ,
,

, , ,

, ,

loaves

( ) loaf
( )
(lobbed, lobbing)
1.

lob

2. ( )

lob

2. ( )

1.

lobbies ( )
1.

lobby

lobby

lobe

lobster

local

local anaesthetic

local government

local

locally

localiz(s)e

2.

(lobbied, lobbying)

1.

2. ,
( , , )

1.

,

2.

()

1.

2.



,

localities ( )
1.

2.

locality

locate

2. ,

location

2. ()

1. , ,
1.
(Scottish)

1.
loch

2.

3.
1.
2.
3.

lock
lock

lock
lock, stock, and barrel
lock away
lock up
locker
locket
locksmith
locomotion

, ,

4.

lock of hair

1.
,
2.

3.

,

,
1.

2.

locomotive

locomotive

locum

locust

locution

lodestone

, ,
,

1.
,

2.


lodge

3.

4.

(beaver)
1.
,

2. ,

lodge
lodger
lodging
loft

3. ,

4. , (

, )

(loftier, loftiest)

1.
2. ,
lofty

3. ,
1.

2. , ,

log

(
, )
(logged, logging)

1. ,
log

2.

log in log on

loganberry

loganberries ( )

logarithm

loggerheads

log out log off

loggerheads
logging
logic
logical
logically

, at loggerheads with ,

, at loggerheads with ,

,

,

1.

2.

1.

logistics

2.

1.

logistics

2.

logistical

logo

loin

loincloth

2. ( )

( )
1.

 , ,

loiter

loll

2. loll out ( )

lollies ( )

lollipop
lolly

lone

loneliness

lonely

loner

lonesome

1. loll about, loll around , ,

1.
, , ,
2. ,

1. ,

2. ,
(lonelier, loneliest)

1.

2. , ,


)

(

, ,
(longer, longest)

1. ,
2. ()
3. ()
long

long-distance

long-lost

long-range

long-standing

long-suffering

)
4. (

5.

2.

1.

long-term

long-time

long-winded

1.

2.

as long as/so long as ,

for long

long

long

longbow

longevity

longhand

longing

longitude

longitudinal

loo

look

look after

look-alike

look back

look down on

look for

look forward to

no longer

long for , ,

( shorthand )

line of longitude ,

1.

2.

()

,

1.

2.

3. ,

look into

look on

look out!

2. ,

look out for

look round

look through

look to

1.
!

,
,

() 1.

2. ,
look up
look up to

look

looker

looking-glass

3.

1.
2. ,

3. ( ) ,
() ,

looking-glasses ( )
,
1. , ,
2. , ,

3.

lookout

loom

loom

loony

loop

4.
,

5. ()
, ,

1. , ,

2. ,

, ,

(loonier, looniest) ()

,

,
,

1. ,
loop

loophole

2.
, ( )

3.
, ()
1.

2.

(looser, loosest)

1. ,
,
2.

3. ,
,

4. ,
5.

6. ,
loose

loosely

7. ,

at a loose end

1.

2.
,

3. ,

(loosed, loosing)

1.
loose

loose-leaf

loosen

loosen up

2. ,

3. ( , )
(
)

1.
, ,

2.

1.

2.

1.

2. ( )

loot

1. ,
2.
3. ()

loot

looting

looter

lop
lope
lop-eared
lop-sided
loquacious
locacity

(lopped, lopping)

1.

2.

1.

2. Lord

3.
4.
,

Our Lord

lord
Lord Mayor

The Lord

lordly

lordship

lore

lorgnette

lorikeet

lorry

1. ,
,
2. ,

1.

Lord

2.

Lord

lorries ( )
(lost, losing)

1.
2. ,
3.
4.


6. ()

lose

lose out

(
)

lose your life

lose your way

loser

losing

5. ( )

1.

2. ,

3.

,

,

losses ( )
1. ,
2. , ,
loss

3.

at a loss ,

1. ( ) ( ) lose
2. , ,
3. , ,

lost

4. ,

lot

1.

2. ( )

3. ()
4. ( )
5. ()
6. ( )
7.
8. ,
draw lots
a lot
lot

lots

lots of

lotion

lottery

the lot the whole lot

1.

2. ()

lotteries ( )

lotto
lotus

lotuses ( )
(louder, loudest)

1.
2.
loud

loudly

loudness

loud-hailer

loudspeaker

lounge

lounge

louse

3. ( )

4. ( )

1. ,
2.

3.

, ,

lice ( ) ,

(lousier, lousiest)

1. ,

lousy

lout

lovable

,
2. ()
3. ()

() , ,

(loved, loving)

1.
2.

love

3. would love
,

1.

2. ,
,
3. , ( )
love

love affair

love life

love making

loveless

loveliness
lovelorn

be in love with

make love

,
(lovelier, loveliest)

1. ,
2. ,
lovely

3. () ,

1. ,

2. ( )
lover
loving
lovingly
lovesick

3.

(lower, lowest)
1. ,

2.
,
3. ()

4. ,

5. ,

low

low

low

lowland

lowlander

lower

lower lip

lower class

6. ,

7. ,

(lower, lowest)

1. ( )

2.

1.

2. ,

1.

2.

1. (,
)

2. (
)

3. ()


lower

lowering

lowering

4.
,

5. () ,

, ( )

1.

2.

(lowlier, lowliest)
lowly

lowness

loyal

loyalist

loyalty

1.

2.
,

,
1.

2.

lubricate

lubrication

lucid

lucidity

lozenge
lubricant

1.
,

2. ,
,

1.

2.

1.

2.
bad luck! !
luck
luckily
luckless

good luck! !
,

,
(luckier, luckiest)

1.
lucky
lucrative
lucre

2.

(
)

ludicrous
ludicrously
lug
lug
luggage
lugger
lugubrious
lukewarm

( )

( )

(lugged, lugging)

1.

,

2.

1.
,

2.

lull

lull

lullaby
lumbago
lumbar
lumber
lumber with
lumber
lumberjack
luminary
luminescent
luminous

3.
, ,

lullabies ( )

,

,

lumber with

, ,

1. ()

, ,

2.

( )
()
,

2.
,

1.

lump
lump
lump
lumpy
lum sum
lunacy

lunar

lunar eclipse

lunar month
lunatic

lunatic asylum

lunatic

lunch

lunch
luncheon
lung
lunge
lunge
lupin

2. ,

lump together ,

lump it () (

) , ,

1.

lunches ( )

lurch

lurch

lure

1. ,

2. ()

leave somebody in the lurch

,
,


1.
2.
lure

lurid

lurk

3. ,
1. () ,
2. ,

,
1.

luscious

2. ()
,
,

lush

(lusher, lushest) (
, )
, ( )

lust

lust

lustful
lustre
lustrous
lusty
lute
luxuriant
luxuriate

1. ,

2.

lust after, lust for

,
1.
,

2.


,

(lustier, lustiest) ,
,

1.
2.

1.

2.
luxurious

luxuriously

3.

2.

1.

luxuries ( )
1.

luxury
lying

lying

lymph

lynch

lynx

lyre

lyrebird

lyric

lyric

lyrical

lyricist

2.

3.

lie

lynxes ( )

( )

1.




2. ( ) ,

1. ()



2.
,

1. ()



2. ()

EngWord

m
ma
ma'am

Pronunciation

mac

macabre

macadam

macadamia

macaroni

macaroon

macaw

mace

machete

machiavellian

machine

machine

Type

Lao
1000

metre metres

()

()
,

(macs)

() = macintosh
, ,

(almond)

(
)

, , ,

2.
()

1.

3.


1. ,
,
2.

machine-gun

machinery

machinist

macho

mackerel

mackintosh

macro-

1.
2.

3. ( ),
4.

1.
,

2.

3.
()

mackintoshes ( )

,
(madder, maddest)
1. ,

mad

madam

madcap

madden

maddening

maddeningly

2. ,

3.
, ,
4. ()

1.

2. ,

made
mademan

1. , . make
2. made of made out of

madmen ( )
,

1. ,
madeness

2. ,
3.

1.

madly
Madonna
madrigal
maelstrom

2.

3. ()

1.

2.

1.

2.
maestros ( l)

maestro

Mafia

mag

mags ( )

magazine =
1.

magazine

magenta

maggot

2.

3.

1. ( )

magic

magical

magically

magician

magisterial

magistrate

magna

magnanimity

magnanimous

magnasia

magnasium

magnate
magnet

magnetic

magnetic field

magnetic tape

magnetism

2. ,

3.

4.

,
,

1.
2.

1.
,

2.

(
),

, (
)
1. ,

2.
1. ,

2.

( )
1.

2. ,

magnetiz(s)e

magneto

magnification

magnificence

magnificent

1.


,


2.
,
magnetos ( )

,
, ,

1. ,
, ,

2. () ,
(magnified, magnifying)

magnify

magnifying glass

1.

magnitude
magnolia

magnum

magpie

maharajah

mah-jong

mahogany

maid

maiden

maiden

2. ,

3.

1.5

( )

1.

2.

1. ,


,
2.

,


,
1. ()

2.

mail

mail

mail

mail order

mailbag

mailbox

maim
main

main

main road
main street
mainland

mainly

mainstay

mainstay

mainstream

, , ,

2.

2.

maintain

1.


3.

1.
,

3.

1.

2.
, ,
1. ,

2.
3.

4.

1.

maintenance

maize

majestic

3.
4.

majesty

2.

1.
,

2. ,
3. Majesty

1.
major

2. ,
3.
1.

2.

major

3. ()
4.
5.

majorities ( )

majority

1.
,

2.
,

3.

(made, making)
1. , , ,
2.

3. ,

4. ,

5.

6.
7.
8.

make

make

make a bed

make for

make friends

make it up
make of
make off

make out

make something up

9.

10.

1. ,
2.
,

1.

2.

2.

1.


3.

1.

2. ,
3.

4.

5.
6.

make up
make up your mind
make-believe

maker

makeshift

makeshift

make-up

7.

,
,
,

maladjusted
maladministration

malady

malaise

malapropism

the makings of
in the making

of your own making

2.

making

1.

1.

2.

1.

maladies ( )

2.
,

hooligan hurr

malaria

Malay

Malay

Malayan

Malayan
malcontent

male

male

malediction

malefactor

maleness

malevolence

malevolent

malformed

malfunction

malfunction

malice

malicious

malign

malign

malignant

Malay

, ,

Malay

2.

1.

3.

1. (),

2.
,

, ,

, ,

, ,

1. ,
2. ,
)
1. (,

,
2. ,

malinger

malingerer

mall

malleability

malleable

mallet

malnutrition

malpractice

malt

Maltese

Maltese

maltreat

mama

mammal

mammalian

mammary

mammogram

mammography

1. ()

2. ,
,

1.
,

2.
(croquet) (polo)

1.
,

2.
1.

2.

, ,

mammoth

mammoth

man

1.

2.

1.
2.

3.

4.

(manned, manning)
man

man and wife

manacle
manacle
manageable

management

manager

manageress

managerial

managerie

managing
manchester

1.
, ) ,

, ,
(
2.
,

, ,

1. , , ,

2.
,

)
(

1.

2. ,


,

, , ,

managing director
,

1.
mandarin

mandate

mandate

mandatory

mandible
mandolin

mane

manful

manganese

mange

manger

mangle

mangle

mangle
mango

2.

3.

1. ,

2.

1. ,

,

2.

, ,


1.

2.

,

(
)

1.

,
2. ,

mangoes ( )

1.

mangrove

2.

(mangier, mangiest)

mangy

manhandle

manhole

1. ()
(
)

2.

1.

2. ,
,

1. ,
,
manhood

2. (
)

3.

1.

mania

maniac

manic

manicure
manicure
manicurist
manifest
manifest

2.
,

1.

2. ( ) ,

manifest

manifestation

manifesto

manifold

manifold

manioc

1.

2. ,

(),

manifestos ( )

, ,
1.

2.

1.
,

, ( )

manipulate

2.

,

3.

4. ,( )

1.
,

, ( )

manipulation

manipulative

mankind

manly

man-made

manned

2.

3. (),( )
4.

1.
, ,

(manlier, manliest)
2.

()

mannequin

1.

2.
1. ,
2.
3.

4. ,
5. ,
6.

manner

mannered

mannerism
mannish

7. ( )

( )

(
)

1.
()

2.





manoeuvre

3. ,

4. ,

5. ( )

(manoeuvred, manoeuvring)
1.

manoeuvre
man-of-war
manor(house)
manpower

, , ,

2.

3.

men-of-war ( )

manse

mansion

manslaughter

mantelpiece

mantle

mantra

manual
manual
manually
manufacture

manufacture

manufacturer

manufacturing

manufacturing
manure

manuscript

Manx

()
,

1.

2.


1.
2.
3.

4.

,
,

2. ()

1. ,

3. ( )

1.
, ,

2.(
),( )
1.

2.

Isle of Man

1.

2.

many

many

Maori

map

map

map out

maple

mar

marathon

maraud

marauder

marauding

marble

March

a good many

(mapped, mapping)

(marred, marring)
,

26

march

(more, most)

1.
( )
2.

1. ,
,

2.
3.

marches ( )
1.

march

marcher

margarine

2.

3.

4.
5.

1. ,

2.

margin

3.
4. ,

5.
, ,

6.

1.()

marginal

marginally

marigold

marihuana, marijuana

marina

marinade

marinade

2.
a marginal difference

3.

, )
(

1.
marine

marine

mariner

marionette

marital

maritime

2.

3.
1. ,
2.

1.
2.

3.

1. ,
2. , ,
3.

4.
5. ,
6. ,

mark

7.
1. ,
, ,
2.

mark

mark

mark down

3. ,

4. , ,
5. ,
6.

)
1. , ,
2.

mark off
mark one's mark
mark up

marked

markedly

marker

1. ,

2.

2. (
)

1. ,
3.

1.

market

market

market price

marketable

marketing
market-place
marking

marksman

marmalade

marmoset

maroon

2.

be in the market for

be on the market ,

1.
2. ( ) ,

1. ,
2. ( )
marksmen ( )

( )

maroon

marooned

marquee

marquis

marriage
married
marrow

( ),

, ( )

( earl
duke)

1. ,

2.
1.

2. (
)

1. ,
2.

(married, marrying)

marry

Mars

marsh

1.

2. () ,
marshes ( )
,
1.

marshal

marshmallow

marshy

marsupial

martial

2.

3.
4.

2.

, ,

1.
3. ,

martial arts

martial law

Martian

Martian

martin

martinet

martial arts , ,

martyr

martyr
martyrdom
marvel
marvel

2.

, ( )

1.

1. (

2.
1.

2.

1. ,
2.
(marvelled, marvelling)
,
1.

marvellous

marvellously

Marxism

Marxist

2. ,

3. ()
, ,

()

Marzipen

mascara

mascot

masculine

masculinity

mash
mash

mashed

mashed potatoes

mask

(almond)

,
,

2.

1. ,

3. (
)


(
)

1.

2.

,

mashed potatoes

1.

2. (
), ,

1.

mask

masked

2.

3.

1.() ,

masochism

(
)

2. ()
,

1.



masochist
mason

masonry

masquerade
masquerade

Mass

()

2. ()
,

1.

2.
1.

2.

3. ,
1.
2.

masses (
)

1.
,
,

2.

3. ( ) ,
4.

mass

5.

1. , ,

mass

massacre

massacre

massage

massage

masseur

masseuse

massive

massively

mast

3.

4.

mass

2.
,

the mass media

1.
, ,
2.
( )

2.

1.
3.

( )
1.

master
master

3.

4.
,

5.

2.

1.
,

2. ,

masterful

masterly

mastermind

mastermind

masterpiece

mastery
masticate

mastication

mastiff

mastodon

masturbate

masturbation

matador

match

2. , , ()

, ,

1.

2.

1.
2. ,

mat

1.

1.
2.
3.
4.

matches ( )

matches ( )
1.

match

5.

1. ,

matchboard

matchbox

matchless

matchmaker

mate

mate

2.

3. , ,
4.

matched

3.
,

4.
,

match

2.

well matched
1.
2.

3.

2. (
),

1. ,
,

3.

1. ( ), , , (

2.

1.

material

2.
3.

1.

material

materialism

materialist

materialistic

materializ(s)e
maternal
maternity
mateship

matey

mathematical

mathematically

mathematician

mathematics

matinee

matins

2.

3. , , , ,
4.

1.
,

2.

1.
,

2.

1.
2.

1. ,
2.

1.

2. ,

(matier, matiest)

, ()

( )

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matriculate

matriculation

matrimonial

matrimony

(
),
)

(

matrix

matrices matrixes ( )

1. ,
,

2.
,

3.

1.
matron

matt

matted

2.

3.
(
)





1. ,

2. ,

matter

3. ,

for that matter

as a matter of fact

matter-of-fact
matter
matting
mattress

no matter ,

what is the matter ,uspa'gduf0nho

mattresses ( )

(maturer, maturest)
mature

1. ()
, , ( , )

2. ( )

1. ( )

mature

2. ( , )

3. (, )

4. (, ) ,

1. ,

maturity
maudlin

maul

mausoleum

mauve

maverick
maw

maxilla

maxim

maximiz(s)e

2.

3.
,

1. ( ), ,
,
2.

,


1.
2.

maxillae ( )

,
,

1.

2.

maximum
maximum

may

may

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maybe

mayday

mayfl

mayhem

mayonnaise

mayor

mayoress

maze

me

mead

meadow

meagre

maxima ( )

, ,

(might)
1.
2.
(), (
)

3. ( )

hawthorn

(
)

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mayoresses ( )

2.

1.

, ,

2.

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meal

mean

1.
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(meant, meaning)

2. ,

(meaner, meanest)
,
1. ,


mean

mean

meander

meander

meaning

meaningful
meaningless
meanly-mouthed
meanness

3.
,

4. () ()

mean

2. ,

1. ,
2. ,

1. (

)

2.
1.

2.

1.
2.

1.
2.

, , ,

1.

2. ,

( )
means

meantime

meanwhile

measles

measly
measurable
measurably

1. ,
2. , ,
In the meantime

()

1.

2.

,
1.

2. , ,

3.

4. ,
5.
6.

7. ,
measure
measure

measure out

measure up

measurement

8. ( )

1. ,

2. ,

1.

2. ()

1.
2. (, ,
)

meat
meaty

mecaniz(s)ed

mechanic

mechanical
mechanically

(meatier, meatiest)

, ()

1. ,
2. ,

1. ,

2. ,
( )

mechanics

1. ,
2. ,
1. ,

mechanism
mechaniz(s)ation

mechaniz(s)e

medal

medallion

medallist

meddle
meddler
media

2. ,
3.

, ,

1.

2.

medium

medial

median

median

mediate

mediation
mediator
medical

medical

medicament

medicated

medication

medicinal

medicinally

medicine

medieval

mediocre

mediocrity
meditate

meditation

meditative

1.

2.

,
1.
,

2. , , (
),

1. , ,
2. ,
. 1100-1500

,
,

1. , ,
2.

1. , ,
2.

1. ,
2.

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Mediterranean

medium

medium

medium

the media
)

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mediums, media ( )
2. , ,
medleys ( )

medley

1.

2. ,

3.

(meekier, meekest)

meek

1. ,

2.

(met, meeting)
1.

meet

meet

3. ,
4. ( ),

meet

2.

5.

1.

2.
, ,

1.

meeting
mega

megalomania

megaphone

megastar

melamine

melancholy

melancholy
melanoma
melee

2.
3.
4.

()

, ,

()

, ,

, ,

1.

2.

(mellower, mellowest)
1. ( ),

2. ()

3. ()

4. (, )
5. ()

mellow

6. ( )

1. ()

mellow

melodious

melodrama

melodramatic

melody
melon

2.


3.

4. ( , )

()
,

melodies ( )

,
1.
2.

melt

meltdown

member

Member of Parliament (MP)

membership
membrane
memento

3. ( )

4.

,

5. melt away ( )
6. melt down

2.

1.
3.
1.
2.

mementoes ( )

memos ( )
memo
memoir
memoirs
memoirs
memorabilia
memorable

()

( )

memorandum
memorial
memorial

memoriz(s)e

memoranda memorandums ( )
1. ,

2.

3.

, ,
(, ) ,

memories ( )
1.
2.
3.

4.
5. ,

in memory of
memory
men
menace

from memory

man
,
,

1.
menace

menacing

2.
,

mend

mend

mendacious

mendacity

mendicant

mending

menfolk

menial

menial tasks

meningitis

menopausal

menopause

menstrual
menstruate

menstruation

menswear

3. ,
1. ,
2. ,

3.
,

on the mend () ( )

, ( )

1.


2.

(
)

() , ()

1. ,

2. ,

mental

3. ( )

4. (
)

5. ()

mentalities ( )

mentality
menthol
mention

mention

mentor

menu

mercantile

mercenary

mercenary

merchandise

merchandise

merchandising

merchant

1. ,

2. ,
1. ,

2.

1. ,

2.

(


) , ,

1.

2.

1. ,
2. ()

mercenaries ( )

1.

2.

merciful
mercifully
merciless

mercurial

mercury

Mercury

2.

( ),

1.
( )
3.

mercies ( )
1. ,

mercy
mere

mere

merely

merest

merge

merger

meringue

merino

at the mercy of someone or something

, , ,

meridian

2.

1.

2.

( , )

1. (

2. , ,

merinos ( )

merit

merit

meritorious

mermaid
merrily
merriment

merry

merry-go-round

mesh

mesmeriz(s)e

1.
, ,

2. ()

(merrier, merriest)

, ,

meshes ( )
1. ,
,
2. ,

3. ( )

mess

,
2.

mesh

1. ,

1.

2.

1. , , , ,

2. ,
3.

()
1.
2.

mess about

mess around with

6.

()

message
messenger
Messiah

1.
2. ( )
()

mess up

4.

5.

3.

1. ,

2. ,
,

3. (

,
,

,

Messrs

,
1. ,

2.

(



)

Mr

messy

met

metabolic

1. ,
2. ,
meet

metabolism
metal

metallic

metallurgical

metalurgist

metalwork

metamorphose

metamorphosis
metaphor

mete

meteor

meteoric
meteorite
meteorological
meteorologist
meteorology
meter

2.

()

1.
3.
,

1.

2.

metamorphoses ( )

, ,

1. ,

1.

(
),

(

)

mete out

2. ()

,
2. ( )
, ,

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methaphorical

methaphorically
method

methodical

Methodism

Methodist
methodological
methodology
meths
methylated spirits
meticulous

metre

metric system

metrica

metrication

metro

metronome

metropolis

metropolitan

mettle

mew

mew

Mexico

, ,

( )

, ,

, ,

1. ,
2.

( )

1.

2. ,

mg

miaow

miasma

mica

mice

micro-

microbe

microbiology

microchip

microcomputer

microcosm
microeconomics
microfiche
microfilm
microlight
micro-organism
microphone

microprocessor

microscope

microscopic

milligram milligrams

, ,

,
. =mew

mouse

1.

2.

1.

2.

microwave

mid

mid-air
midday

middle

middle
middle aged
middle class
Middle East
middleman

middling

midge

midget

midget

midlands

midlands

midst

midsummer

1.

2.

2.

1.
, ,
in the middle of ,

Middle Ages . 1100

1500

middlemen ( )

()
,

The Midlands

in the midst of

midway

midweek

midwife

mien

might
might
mightily
mightiness

mightn't

might've

mighty
mignonette
migraine
migrant
migrant
migrate

migration

migratory

midwives ( )

, ,
( ) .
may
1. ,
,
2. ,

1.

2. ,

() = might have

() = might not
(mightier, mightiest)

, ,
1.
2.

1.

2.

1. (
), ,
2.

1. (
),
2.
( )

mike

() = microphone
(milder, mildest)
1.

2.

3. ,

4.

5.
6.

mild

mildew

mildly

mildness

mile

mileage
milestone
milieu

militancy

militant

militarily

militarism

7.
,
8.

,
1.

2. ( )
, ( )

1.
2.

1.61

2.

1. (

)
3.

1 1


1.

2.

,

,

militarist

1. ,
military

military

militate

militia

milk

milk

milking

milkman

2.

3.

1.
,
2. ,

1. ( )

2.
,
( )

milkmen ( )

(milkier, milkiest)
milky

1.
,

2.

1. ,

mill

mill

millennial

millennium

2.

3. ,

millenniums, millennia ( )
,

miller

millet

milligram

millilitre

millimetre

millin
milliner
millinery
million

millionth

millipede

millstone
milometer
milt
mime

mime

0.001

0.001

0.001

1.

2.

()

1.

2.
(
)

1.

2.
(
)

3.

(mimicked, mimicking)

mimic

mimic

mimicry

mimosa

( ),

minaret

mince

mince words

mince

mincemeat

1. , ,

(

)

1. , ,
2. ,

mind

3. , ,

bear in mind

be out of your

make up your mind

mind
minder

mindful

mindless
mindlessly

presence of mind
speak your mind

never mind

1. , ,

2.
3. ,

1. ,

2. ()


,

, ,

2. ,
,

1.
3.


1.

2.

mine

1.

2.

(mined, mining)
mine

mine (pron)

minefield

miner

mineral

mineral waters

mineralogist

mingle

mingy

mini-

miniature

miniature
minibus
minicomputer

minim

minimal

1.

pron .

2.
,
1.

2. ( )

1. ,

2.

(mingier, mingiest)

()

, ,

1.

2.



minibuses ( )

minimiz(s)e
minimum
minimum
miniskirt

minister

minister

ministerial

2. , ,
,

minimums, minima ( )

, ,

2.

ministry

1.

,

1.

3.
minister to

,
,

,
,

ministries ( )
1.
2.

3. ,

1. ,


mink
minnow
minor
minor

mink coat
2.

1.

2. () ,
1.

2.

1.
2.

minorities ( )
1.

,



minority
minster

minstrel

minstrone(soup)

mint

mint

mint

minting

minuet

minus

minus

minus

minus

minuscule, miniscule

3.

,

4.

2.

1.



2.

2. ()

( , )

1.

in mint condition

( , )

minuses ( )
,

1.
2.

minute
minute
minutely
minx
miracle
miraculous
mirage

mirror

mirror

mirth

mirthful

mirthless

misadventure

4. ( )
5. the minute

mire

3. ,

1.

2.
1.

2.

1.

2. ,

,
1. ,
2.
3.
4.

1.

2.
,

1.
2.

misanthropy
misapprehend

misapprehension

misappropriate

misappropriation

misbehave

misbehaviour

miscalculate
miscalculation

miscarriage

miscarriage of justice

miscellaneous
mischance
mischief

mischievous

misconception

misconduct

misconstruction

misconstrue

miscreant

misdeed

1.
,

2. ,
1.
,

2. ,

miscarriage of justice

,

1.

2. ,

1.

2. ,

misdemeanour

miser

miserable

miserably

miserliness

miserly
misery

misfire

misfit

misfortune

misgiving

misguided
mishandle
mishap
misinform
misinformed
misinterpret

1.
2.

2.

1. , ,
3. ,

1.
2. ()

1.
2. ,
1. ( ) ,

2. ( )
3. ,

( )
1.

2.
,

3.

,

1.
,

2.

misinterpretation
misjudge
misjudgement
mislay

1.
2.
1.
2.
(mislaid, mislaying)

(misled, misleading)
mislead

misleading

mismanage

mismanagement

misogynist

misogyny

misplace

misprint

misprint

mispronounce

mispronunciation

misquote

misread

misrepresent

misrepresentation

misrule

1.

2.

1.
,

2.

()

()

1. ,
2. ,

miss

Miss

miss out

miss the boat

missal

misshapen

missile

missing

6.

mission
missionary

misspell

mist

mistake

4.
5.

miss

3. ()

1.

2.
,
1.
2.

,
1.
2.

3. ,
4.

missionaries ( )

(misspelt, misspelled, misspelling)

(mistook, mistaken, mistaking)

mistake
mistaken

mistime

mistiness

mistletoe

mistook

mistreat

mistrust

mistrust

misty
misunderstand
misunderstanding
misunderstood

2. ,
1.

2.

1. ,

2.

mistress

1.

3.

mistresses

,
,
mistresses ( )
1.

2. , (,
)

3.

( , )

1.

(mistier, mistiest)
2. ()

(misunderstood, misunderstanding)

1.
misuse

2.

3. ,
1.

misuse

mite

3.

4.

2.

, ,
1.

2. () a mite

3. ()
,

1. ,

mitigate

mitigating circumstances

mitigation
mitre

mitten

2. ()
3.

(Bishop)

1.

2.
1.

mix

2.
3.
4.

mixes ( )
1.

mix
mix up

mixed

mixer

Mixican

3.

2.

1. ,

2.

1. ,

2. ( )

3. () ( )
1.

2.

1.

mixture

mizen-mast

mnemonic

moan

moan

moaner

moat

moated

2.
3.
4.

1.

2. ()

()

mob

mob

mobile

mobile

mobility
mobiliz(s)e

mobilization

moccasin

mock
mock
mockery
mocking
mock-up
mock-up
mode

1.


2.

(mobbed, mobbing)

)
)
(

(phone)

1.

2.

1. ,
2.
1. ,
2.

,
,

1. ,

2.

1. ,
,

,

model

2. ,
3. ,

4.

(modelled, modelling)

model
model yourself on
modelling

1.

2.

3.

1.
2.

moderate
moderate

moderator

modern
moderniz(s)ation
moderniz(s)e

, ,

1.

2. ,
3.
in moderation

modest

4.
, , ,
,
,

moderation

3.

1. ,

2.


1. ,
2.

1. ,

2. ()
,
3. ,

4. ,
,

1. ,
modestly
modesty
modicum
modification
modify
modulate

mogul
mohair

moist

moisten

moistness

moisture

moisturiz(s)e

moisturiz(s)er

molar

molasses

mole

3.
,
1.

2.

, ,
(modified, modifying)

, ,

1. ,

2.

1.

module

2.

2.

3.

4. ()

,
,

( )

1.

2. ()

mole

mole

molecular

molecule
molehill

molest

mollify
mollusc
molten

momentary

momentous

momentum

,
1. ,

2.

,
,
1.
2.
,

2.
,

3.
(
),

moment

2.

,
1.

1.

3.
(
),

molestation

(mollified, mollifying)

, ,
,

, (

),
1.

2. ,
3. , ,
4.

monarch
monarchist
monastery

monastic

Monday

monetary
money
money-box
mongol
Mongol
Mongolia
mongoose
mongrel
mongrel

1. ,

2.

monasteries ( )

1.

2. (
) ,

, ,
(money-boxes)

1.

2.

1.
2.

1.
2.
3.

monitor
monitor
monk
monkey
mono
monomonochrome
monocle
monogamous
monogamy
monograph
monolith
monolithic
monologue
monoplane
monopolistic

5.

6.

4. ( )

, ,
, ,

monkeys ( )

in mono ,

1. ()

2. ()

(
)

1.

2. , ,
1.
2.

monopoliz(s)e

monopoly
monopsony
monorail
monosyllabic
monosyllable
monotheism
monotone
monotonous
monotony
monoxide
monsoon

monster
monster
monstrosity

1.
2.
,
,

1.

2.

3.

1.
2. ( )

jump, buy

1. ,
2. ,
1.

2. ,

1.
2.

1.

2. ()

3. ()

1. ,
2.

1.

,


monstrous
monstrously
month
monthly
monthly
monument
monumental
moo

moo

mood

moodily

moodiness

moody
moon

moon

moonless

2.

3.
,

4. ( )

1.
2.

1.
2.
,

( )

, ,

1.
2. ,

(moodier, moodiest)

1.
2. ,

, ,

over the moon ()

1. ,

2.


(),

moonlight

moonlight

moonlighting

moonlit

Moor
moor
moor
moorhen
moorings
moorland
moose
moot

moot

mop

mop

mope

moped

()

()

()

,
1.

2.

a moot point

1. ,

(mopped, mopping)
2. (
)
(moped, moping)
,

moraine

1.
moral

moral

morale

morality

moraliz(s)e

morally

morass
moratorium
moratorium

2.
,

3.

1.
2. ( )

2.

1.

3. ,

1.

, ,

morasses ( )
2. ,
(moratoriums, moratoia)

(moratoriums, moratoia)

1. ,
morbid

morbidity

2. ,

1. ,

2. ,

more

more

more or less

moreover

morgue

Mormon

morn

morning
morocco
moron
morose
morphine
morrow
Morse
morsel

1.

2.

1.

2.
once more
1.
2.

1830

1. ,
2.

( )

1.


2.

1.

2.

mortal

mortal

mortality
mortally

mortar
mortar-board

mortgage
mortgage
mortician
mortify
mortise

3.
4.

5.

6. ()
,

(
)
1.

2. ,
1. ()

2. ,

1.

2.
3

1.

2.

3.

()
,


(mortified, mortifying)

mortuary
mosaic
Moslem
mosque
mosquito
moss
mossy
most

mortuaries ( )
,

,

mosquitoes, mosquitos ( )

mosses ( )
,
(mossier, mossiest)

(
, )
1.
2.

most (adv)

most

most of all

mostly
motel
moth
moth-ball
moth-eaten
mother
mother

the most
at most/at the most

1.

2.

1.

2. ,

mother tongue
motherhood
mother-in-law
motherland
motherless
motherly
mother-of-pearl
motif

,
(,

1.
2. , ( )
1. ,

motion

motion

motion picture

motionless

motivate

motivation

motive

motive

motley
motor

2. ,
3.

,
4.

,
,

()

, ,

2.

,
1.

3.
1. ,
2. ,

1.

2. , ,
1.

2. ()

motor

motor

motor bike

motor car

motor cycle

motor cyclist

motor vehicle

motorcade
motoring
motoring
motorist
motoriz(s)ed

motorway

mottled

motto
mould

mould

mould

moulder

moult

1.

2. ( , )
1.

2.

()

( , )( ),

mottoes, mottos ( )

1. ,

2.
, ,
1.

2.

3. ,
,

mound

1. , ,
2.
1.

mount

2.

3. ( ),
)

(

4.
,

1.

2.
,

3.

4.

5.

mount

mountain

mountaineer

mountaineering

mountainous

mountainside

mountaintop

mounted

mounting

mourn

mourner

mournful

6. (
)

mounted police

1.

,

2. ()

mice ( )
1.

mouse

mousetrap

mousse

moustache

mouth

mouth-organ

mouthpiece

movable

1.

2.

3. ()

4. ()

mouthful

3.
4.

mouth

2.

1. ,

2.

3. ()
1.
,

2. ,
,

1.
2.
3.

,
4.
,

5. , ,
6.

7.


8.

move

9. ,
1. , , ,

move

move in

move off

move on

move out

move up

2.

3.

( ) ,

1.
2.
3.

movement

movie

moving

4.

5.
6. ()

7.

(),
1. ,

,
2.
,

movingly

mow

mow down

mower

MP

mph

Mr

Mrs

Ms

Mt

much
muck

muck about
muck around

mucky

Member of Parliament

miles per hour

Messrs ( )
,

Mrs ( )
(


)

(



)
mount mountain

(more, most)

(
) , ,

muck up

()

1. , ,
,
2.

3. ,

(mowed, mown, mowing)

muck

, ,
()

1. () ,

(muckier, muckiest)

2. ()(
)

mucous

mucus

mud

muddle
muddle along
muddle on
muddle through
muddle up
muddled

, ,

muddy
mudguard

muff

muff

(
)

(muddier, muddiest)
1.

2.

3.

1.

2.

muesli

in a muddle

muddy

3.

()

muffin

muffle
muffler

mug
mug
mugger
mugging
muggy
mulberry

mulch
mule
mull
mull
mullet

1.

2.

1.
, ,

2.
()

, ,

3.

1.

2. ,
1.

2. ()

3. ()

(mugged, mugging)
,

( ),


,
(muggier, muggiest)

mulberries ( )

( ,
)

mull over

multicoloured
multicultural
multifarious
multilateral
multimedia
multimillionaire
multinational
multinational

multiple sclerosis

()

multiple-choice
multiplication
multiplicity
multiplier

multiply
multiracial
multi-storey
multitude

multiple

()

1.

2. ()

3. (
)

4.

1.

2. ,

1.

(multiplied, multiplying)
, ,
2. ,

1.

2.

mum

mum
mumble

mummy

mummy
mumps
mum's the words
munch
mundane
municipal
municipality
munificent

munitions

munitions

()

mumbo-jumbo

()

keep mum

()
1. ,

2.

mummies ( )

()

mummies ( )

( )

1. ,

2. ,
,

municipalities ( )

( )

( )

mural

mural

murder

murder

murderer

murderous

1. ,
2. ,

2.

1.
3.

(murkier, murkiest)
1.

murky
murmur
murmur
muscle

muscular

2.

1.
,

2.

1.

2. ,
,
muscle in

(



)

1.

, ,

()

muscle

3. ( )

4.

2. ()

1.
2. ,

muse

museum

mush

mushroom
mushroom
music

,
, ,
,

1.

2. ,

1.
,

musical

musical

musically

musician

musing

musk
musket
musketeer
Muslim
muslin
mussel
must
must
mustang

2.
,

3. ,
1.

2.

,
,

()

()

mustard

muster

muster
mustiness
mustn't
must've
musty
mutable
mutate
mutation

mute

mute

mute

mutilate

mutilation

mutineer

2.

1.
3.

1. ,

2.

3.
,
= must not

= must have
(mustier, mustiest)
,

2.

1. ,
3.

1.

2. ,
,

1.

2. ,
,

, ,

mutinous
mutiny
mutiny
mutter
mutter
mutton
mutual

1.
2.

( . Mutinies )

,
(mutinied, mutinying)

,
1.
,

2.

1. ,
2.
,

1.

muzzle
muzzle
my
myopia
myopic
myriad

myriads

myrrh

myrtle

2.

3.

1.

2. ,

1.

2.

1.

2.

myself

mysterious

mysteries ( )

mystery

mystic

mystical

mysticism
mystification

mystify

mystifying

mystique

myth

mythical

mythological

mythology

1.
2. ,

3.

, ,

1. ,
2.

(mystified, mystifying)

1.
2.

1.
2.

1.

, ,
2.
1. ,
,
2.

EngWord

Pronunciation

Type

Lao
(nabbed, nabbing)
()

nab

nadir

nag

1. , (
)

2. ( )

,
(nagged, nagging)

1.

,
,

nag

nagging

nail

nail

2. ( ),

3. ()

,
,

1.

2.

1.

2.

3. ,


(

nail down
nave , nave

naivety

,
,

,

1.

2.
3.
naked

nakedness

with the naked eye

1.
name

2.

name

2.

nameless

2.

namely

namesake

nan (bread)

nanny

nanny-goat

nap

nap

nap

nap

napalm

nape

napkin
nappy
narcissus

1.

1.

nannies ( )
1.

2.
,

, ,

(napped, napping)
,

5
()

2.

1.

nappies ( )

narcissi ( )

1. ,
narcotic
narrate
narration

narrative

narrative

narrator

2.

1.

2.

(narrower, narrowest)
1.
2.

narrow

3.

1.
2.

3.

4.

narrow

narrow down

narrowly

narrow-minded

narrowness

nasal

nasally

nastiness

narrow down


,

2.

1. ()

1.

2. ,

nasturtium

(nastier, nastiest)

, ( ) , ( )
1. ()
2.
3.
4.

5.
nasty

natal

natality

nation

national

nationalism
nationalist

nationalist

nationalistic

nationality
nationaliz(s)ation

6. () ,
7. ( )

1.
2.

1.
2. ,

3.

nationalities ( )

,



,

nationaliz(s)e

(,
, )

nation-wide

nation-wide

1.

2. ,
native

native
nativity
NATO

3. ,

1.
2.

3.

the Nativity

North Atlantic Treaty Organization

(nattier, nattiest)

natty

( )
,

1. ,

2. ,

3. ,
,

natural

natural

naturalist

naturaliz(s)ation
naturaliz(s)e

4. ,

5. ,

()

1.

2. (
, )

1.

2. (
, )

1.

2.

3.

naturally

naturalness

4.

1.

2.
3.
4. , ,
5.

nature

naught

naughtiness

naughty
nausea
nauseate
nauseating
nauseous

nautical
naval

6.

2. 0

1. ( ,
)
,

(naughtier, naughtiest)
1. ,

2. ,

1.



2.

1.

2. ,

nautical mile

1,852

, ,

nave

navel

navigability

navigable

navigate

navigator

navvy

navy

navy blue

()

nay

()

Nazi

Nazism

NB

2.

1. (

)
1. ,

2. ,

navvies ( )
navies ( )

2. ,

1.

= Note Carefully
,

(nearer, nearest)
1. ,

near

near

2.

3.

(nearer, nearest)
1.

2.

near

near

near-miss

near-sighted

nearby

nearly

()

,
,

1.

2.

1.
2.

not nearly
(neater, neatest)

1.
, ,
2. ,
,
neat

neaten

neatly

neatness

nebula
nebulous
necessarily
necessary

3. ( )
(

4. () ,

,

nebulea ( )

not necessarily

2.
,

necessitate

necessitous

1.
,

1.

2.

necessities ( )
1.

necessity

2.

1.

2.
neck

neck to neck

neck

necklace

3.

,

()

1.

necklet

nectar

nectarine

nectary

nectie

nee

2.
1.

2.
nectaries ( )

1.

,
2.

need

3.

2.

need

needle

needless
needless to say

1.

needlework
needy
needy
ne'er
nefarious
negate
negation

()

2.

1.

1.

2.
1. ,

2. ,
3. () , ()
negative

4. ( )
1. ,
2. ()

3.

negative
negatively

neglect

neglect

neglected

neglectful

negligee

4. ()

2. ()

2.

1. ()
1. ,

1.
negligence

negligent

negligible

negotiable

2.

3.

1. ,
2.

1. ,

2. ( )

3. ( ,

negotiate

negotiation

2. , ( )

negotiator

'

(

),

2.

negro

neigh

neigh

1. ,

Negroes ( )
1. ()

1. ,
2.

neighbour

4.

, , ,

neighbourhood

neighbouring

,
,

neighbourly
neither

3.

in the neighbourhood of
,

neither

neither

nematode

Nemesis

nemesis
neo- (prefix)

, ,
, ,

, ,
, ,

(Greek)
nemises ( )
1.
,

2. ,

neolithic

neon light

2.

nephew
nepotism

1.

1.
2. , ,
3. ( ) ,
nerve
nerve

nervous

nervous breakdown

nervous system

nervously

nervousness

4. () , , ,

2.

1.

1.

, , ,
2.
,

, ,

(nervier, nerviest)
1. ()

nervy

2. ()

3. ,

nest

nest

2.

nest-egg

1. ( )

(nestled, nestling)

1.
,
2. , ,
nestle
nestling

net

3.

1.


2. , ,

3. ( )
(netted, netting)
1.
,

2.

net

3. ( )

4. ,

1. ()

2.,(
)


net

netball

3. ( )

nether

netting

nettle

nettle

network

networking

neuralgia
neurological
neurologist

1.

2.

1. 2.

neuroses ( )

neurosis

neurotic

2. ( )

neuter

neutral

neutral gear

neutrality

neutraliz(s)e

never

never mind

, ,

1. ( )
1.

2. ()
3. ( )

1.

2. ,
, ,
1.

2.

never-ending

nevermore

nevertheless

new

new

new wave

new year

newborn

newcomer

newel
newfangled

newly

newness

, ,

news

news conference

newscaster

newsletter

newspaper

newsprint

newsagent

newsroom

newsworthy

(newer, newest)

1.
,
2.

break the news

1.

2.

(newsier, newsiest)
()
newsy
newt

1. , ,
2.

next

next door

next to

next

nib

nibble
nibbles

3.

1.

2.

1.


2.

,

(nicer, nicest)
1.
2.
3.

4.
5.
6.

nice

7.

8.

1.
2.

3.

nicely

4.
5.

1. ,
2.

nicety

niche

3.

to a nicety

1.

2.
,

3.
,

1.
2.
3. ()

nick

4. () ,
1.

2. ()
,
3. ()
nick

nickel

nickname

nicotine

in the nick of time

2. () 5

( )

1.

(niftier, niftiest)
()

nifty

, ,

niggardly

nigger

niggle

niggling
nigh
nigh

night

night time

( ) ,


()

2.

()
1. , ,

2.

1.

night-cap

night-club

nightdress

nightfall

nightingale

night-life

nightly

nightly

nightmare

nightmarish

night-watchman

Nigress
nihilism

nightdresses ( )

(
),

nil

nimble

nimbus
nine

ninepins

nineteen

nineteenth

ninetieth

ninety

ninth

( )

(nimbler, nimblest)
1.
,

2. ,

nimbi, nimbuses ( )
1.


2.

, ,

nineties ( )

, ,
1. ,

2. ()
nip

3 () ( )

(nipped, nipping)

1. , ,
2. ,
nip

nipper

3. ()
,
4. ()

1. ()

2.

3. ,

nipple

(nippier, nippiest)
()

nippy

nirvana

1.
,

2.

2. ()

1.

nit

nit-picking

nitrate

nitric

nitric acid

nitrogen

nitty-gritty

nitwit

No

no

()
()

Number

1.
2.
1.
2.

no

no man's land

no

,
2.

no one

3.

1.

no one

nobble

()
1.

2.
nobility

3.

(nobler, noblest)
1.
2.
3.

noble
noble
nobleman
noblewoman

,
noblemen ( )

,


1.

2.

nobly

nobody

2.

nobody
nobody

nocturnal

nocturne

4.

3. ()

1. ( )

(nodded, nodding)

1. ( , )

nod

2. nod off ()

nod
node
nodule
no-go area

noise

noiseless

noiselessly

noisily

noisiness
noisome
noisy

nomad

nomadic

2.

1.

1.

2.

()

1.

2. ,

1. ,
2. ,
,

1.
2.
,

(

, ) ,
1.
,
2. ,

nominal
nominally

3. (
)

( )

,


1. (
)

nominate

2.

nomination

2.

1. (
)

nominator

nominee

nonnonacceptance
nonagenarian
nonaggression
nonaligned
nonappearance
nonattendance
nonchalance
nonchalant
noncommissioned
noncommittal
noncompliance
nonconfidence

nonconformist
nondescript
none

1.
)

(
2.

1.


2.

90 99

,
()

, ,

()

( , ) ,
,

1.

2.


Church of England

,

1.
2.

1.
none
none
nonetheless
non-existent
nonfiction
nonflammable
non-performing
nonplus
nonplussed
non-productive
non-profit
non-renewable

2.

()

(nonplussed, nonplussing)
,

()

,
( )

( )
1. ,

2.
,

nonsense
nonsensical
nonsmoker
nonstick
nonstop
nonviolent
noodles
nook

3.
talk nons

1. ,

2.

)
, (

1.
2.

noon

, 12
2.

1.

noose

nope

no

nor

norm

normal

, , ,

normality

normaliz(s)ation

normaliz(s)e

()

,
,

,
,




1.

2.

normally

Norman

Norse

north

3.

2.

1.

1.

2.
3.
north

north wind

north

northeast

4.

,
,

1.

2.

northeast

northeast

northerly

1.

,

2.

,

1.
,
2.
1.
2.

northern

northward

northward

northwards

north-west

north-west

north-west

3.

2.

north-western

Norwegian

Norwegian

nose

1. ,

,
1.

2.
1.
1.

2.
1.

2.

3. ,
1.

2. (, )

nose

3. ()

under someone's nose

nosebag

nosebleed

1.
nosedive

nosedive

nosegay

2. () ,

2. () ,

(nosier, nosiest)

nosey, nosy

nosily

2. ,

nostalgia
nostalgic
nostril
not
not at all
not that
notability (n)
notable
notable
notably
notation

1. () ,

1. ,
1.

2. ,

, ,

, ,

1.

2.

2. ()

1.

notch
notch

notch up

1. v

2. ,

,
()
1.
2.

(noted, noting)
1. ,

note

2. , ,
1. ,
2.

3.
4.

5.
6. ,

note

notebook

noted

notepaper

noteworthy

7. ( ) ,

1.
2.

1. ()
2. ()( )
for nothing

nothing
nothing

1.
,

2.

nothing
nothingness
notice

1. , ,

2.

3. ,
notice

noticeable

2.

notice-board
notifiable
notification
notify

4.

1.

(notified, notifying)

1. ,
2. ,

notion

notional

notoriety

notorious
notwithstanding
notwithstanding
nougat

nought

noun

nourish

nourishing

3. ,

1.
nourishment

novel

novel
novelist

novelty
November

novice

2.

1.
2.

3. ( )

1.,

2. , ,

1. , , ,
2.

now

now and again

now

now

nowadays

nowhere

3. ,

1.

2.
1.

2.

nowhere

noxious

nozzle

from nowhere

out of nowhere
, ,

,
,

nuance
nub
nuclear

, ,
(,

)

1.
,
,


2. ,

,
(nuclei, neucleuses)
1. ,

nucleus
nude
nude

2.

3.

(cell)

,

1. ,
2.

(nudged, nudging)
1.


2.

nudge
nudist
nudity
nugget
nuisance

null
null and void

3.

4.

()

1.
2.

3.
,

1. ,

2.
nullification

nullify
numb
numb

3.

(nullified, nullifying)

1. ,

2.

, , ,

,



1.

2.

3.

4. (
)

5. ()
number

6.

1.
,


2.

3.
4.

number

5. ,

number one

2.

numberless

2.

numbness
numerable
numeracy
numeral

1.

1.

, ,

numerate

numerator

numerical

numerically

numismatics

nun

numerous

nunnery
nuptial
nuptials
nuptials
nurse

2.

, ,

,
,
nunneries ( )

1.

),

1.
2. ,

1. ,

2. (
)

3.

4. ,

5.

nurse

nursemaid

6.

7.

(
)

nurseries ( )
1.

nursery

2.

3.
,

1.
nursing
nursing
nursing care
nursing home

nurture
nurture

2.

()

,
1. ,

2.

3.

1.
, ,
2. , ,

,
,
1. , 2.

nut
nutcrackers
nutmeg

nutrient

nutriment

3.
,

4. ()

,


,

2.

nutrition

nutritional

nutritional status

nutritionist

1. ,
,

nutritious
nutritive

2.

1.
()

1. ,
2.
nuts
nuts about
nuts over
nutshell

nutty
nuzzle
nuzzle

go nuts ()

,

(nuttier, nuttiest)

1.

2. (), ,

(, )

(, )

oaf

EngWord

oafish

oak

oaken

oaky

oar

oarsman

Pronunciation

oasis

oath

oatmeal

oats

obedience

obedient

obeisance

obelisk

obese
obesity
obey
obituary
object

Type

Lao

() ,

, ()
() ,

(oakier, oakiest)
( )

oarsmen ( )
,

oases ( )

,
,

1.

2.

( )

1.

2.

,

1. ,
2.

object
objection
objectionable
objective

, ,

2.

1. ,
1. ,
2.
,

, ,
,

objective

objectivity
objector
obligation
obligatory

,




,

1. , ,
,
2.

1.


2.

1.
,
2.

oblige

obliged

obliging

oblique

oblique (stroke)

()

oblique line

3.

(obliquer, obliquest)
1. ,
,

2.
,

1. ,
2.

obliterate

obliteration

3.

4.

1. ,
2.

3.

1.
2.

oblivion

oblivious

oblong
obnoxious
oboe

3.

1.
2. ( )

,
(obscener, obscenest)
1.
2.

obscene

3.

1.

2. ( )
3.

obscenity

4.

(obscurer, obscurest)
1. ,

obscure

2. ,

3. ,

obscure

obscurity
obselescence
obsequious
observable
observance
observant

1.
,

2. ,

1.

2.

3. ,

)
(
,

1.
,
2.

observation
observatory

3.

observatories ( )

1. ,
2.

3. ,

4. , (, , )
observe

observer

obsess

obsession

obsessive

obsolescent

obsolete
obstacle

5.

, ,

obstetrician
obstetrics
obstinacy
obstinate
obstreperous

, ,

,
, ,

1.
2.

obstruct

3. ,

1. ,
2.

obstruction
obstructive
obtain
obtainable
obtrude
obtrusive
obtuse
obtuse angle
obverse
obviate
obvious
obviously

3.

,
,
,

, ,

,

1.

2.

90 180

1. ( )

2. (
)

,
,

1.

2.

1. , ,
occasion

occasion

occasional

occasionally

Occident

occidental
occult
occult
occupancy
occupant

2.

,
,

( )

, , ,

1.
,
,

2.

1. ,

2. , ,
occupation
occupational

occupied
occupier

3.

4.

1.

2.

3. ()

,
,

(occupied, occupying)
1. ,
)
2. (

3. ( ),


4.

occupy

(occurred, occurring)
,

1.
2.

occur

3.

1.

2.

occurrence

ocean

oceanic

ocelot

3. ,

ochre

o'clock

octa- or octo-prefix
octagon
octagonal
octave
octet
octo- prefix
October

1.

2.

8 ,

octogenarian
octopus
ocular
oculist

80 89

octopuses ( )
,

(odder, oddest)

1. ,
2. ()
odd

odd jobs

odd numbers

3. , , ,
,
4. ()

oddities ( )
1. ,

oddity

oddments

oddness

2. ,

1.

2. ,

1.
2.

3.

odds

odds and ends

4. (
)

ode

odious

, ,

odium
odour
odourless
odyssey
oesophagus

odysseys ( )

oesophagi ( )

1.
2.
3.

4. ,
of
of course

5.

6.

( , )
1.
2.
3.

off
off
offal
off-balance
offbeat

2. , ,

4.
1.
( )
()

1.
offence

2.
,
,

1.
2. offend against ( )

offend

3.
,
,

offend against

offended

offender

offensive

offensive

offensive language

offensive sight

offensive smell

( ) 3
,
,
,

1. , ,

2. , ()

(offerred, offering)
1.
2. ,
3.

offer

4.

1.

2.
3.
4.

5.
offer

6.

1. ,
offering
offhand

2.

3.

,

1.
,
,
2.

3.

office

4.

5. ( )

1.

2.
official

official

officially

officiate

officious

offing

3. ( )

offload

off-peak

offset

1.
2.

in the offing

, ,

1. , ,


2.

(
)
, ()

(offsetting)

1. ,
offshoot

2.

3.

1. ( )
2. ,

offshore

3. ( , )

offside

() , ()

1. ( ), ( )

2. ( , ),
offspring

3. ,

()
1.
2.

oft

often

ogre

oh

2.

ohm

OHMS

oil

oil

oil-can

oil-colours

1.
2.
1. ()

On Her Majesty's Service On His Majesty's

Service

1.
,

,



2.

oil-field

oil-fired

oil-painting

oil-rig

oilskins

oil-tanker

oil-well

(oilier, oiliest)
1.

oily

ointment

2. ,

,

= okay

()
1.
2.

3. ,

4.
OK

5.

(older, oldest)
1.

2.
3. ,

4. ,

5.
old

old boy

6. (

(
)

old girl

old hand

old hat

old maid

(
)

()

, ,

()
1.
2.

old man

old woman

Old World

olden

oldfaction

oldfactory
old-fashioned

oligarchy

3.

()
1.

2.
,
olden days

1.



(



)
2.

oligopoly
olive

olive-branch

Olympic

(
)

( )

Olympic Games

Olympics

ombudsmen ( )

ombudsman
omega
omelette
omen

ominous

omission

omit

omni

(Greek)
,

1.
2. ,

(omitted, omitting)

,
1. ,
2.

omnibuses ( )
1.

omnibus
omnipotence
omnipotent
omniscient
omnivorous

2.

1.

2. ,

1.
2.

1. ,
2.

1.

2.
, ,
3.

4.

5.
on

6.

7. ,

1.

2.
, ,
3.

4.

5.
6.

7. ,
on

1.

2.
3. (),

4.

on
on
on and on

,
2.

on occasion

on offer

on your own

1. ()

1.
once

once

once

once and for all

once in a while
oncoming

2. ,

1.

2.
,

, ,

1.

2.

one
one
one
one another
oneness
one-off
onerous
oneself

3.

4.

(, , ) , ,

1.

2.

one-sided
one-time
one-to-one
one-way

3.

4. ,
,
,

( )

ongoing
onion
onlooker
only

only

only

only child

only too

onomatopoeia

onrush

onscreen

onset

onshore
onslaught

onto

onus

onward

onwards

onyx

oodles

oops
ooze

( , , , )

1.

2.

, cukcoo, plop,
hiss, buzz

1.
()


2.

1. ,


2.

( )

,
1.

2.

, ,

, ,

, ,

( ) ()

ooze

opal

1. ,

opaque

2.

OPEC

Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries

1. , ,

2.

3. ,
4. ,
5.
6.
open

7
(opened, opening)
1. ,

open

open air

open space

2. ,

1. ,

2. , ,
3. ,
open up
opencast
open-cut
open-ended

4. ()

opencast mine

(
)

open-cut mine

(
)
,

opener

1.
,

2.
3. ()

opening
openly

open-minded

openness

open-plan

opera

opera

operable

4. , ,

,
, ,
( )

1.

2.

1. , ,
2.

(
)

operate

operatic

3. ,
4.

1. , ,
2.
3.
4.

5.
operation

operational

6.

1. ,
2. ,
3. ,
operative
operative

4.

, , ,

1.
2.

operator

operetta

ophthalmic

ophthalmologist

ophthalmology
opinion

opinionated

opium

opossum

opponent

opportune

opportunism

opportunist
opportunistic
opportunity

3.
,

4. ,

, ,

, , ,

opportunities ( )

opportunity cost
oppose
opposed
opposing

opposite

opposite

opposite
opposite sex
Opposition

oppress

oppressed

oppression

oppressive

oppressor

opt

optical

optic

opposition

opt out

1.

2. ,

1.
2.

1.

2.

1. , ,
1. ,

2.
,

1. ,
2. ,

1. , ,
2.

3.

optical illusion

optimising

optimism

optician

optimist
optimistic
optimiz(s)e
optimum
optimum point

,


,


(optima, optimums)
()

1. ,
2.

option

optional

optometrist

optometry

opulence

opulent

opus
or

3.

(opera opuses)
( )

1. (Greece)

oracle
oracular
oracy

2.

1.
,
2. ()

oral

oral

orally

orange
orange
orangeade

3.

oration

orator

oratory

orang-utan

1.

2.

3.
orb

4.

1.
2.

orbit
orbit
orbital
orchard
orchestra
orchestral

3.

(orbitted, orbitting)
,

1.
2.

orchestrate
orchid

ordain

ordeal

1.

2.


(
)

1.

2. ,

, ,

1.

,
,

2.
3.

order

order

order

orderliness

orderly
orderly
ordinal
ordinance
ordinarily
ordinary
ordinate
ordination

4.

5.

,
,
1.

,
,

2.
3.

in order to

1.
2.

1. ,

2.

1.

2. (unexploded ordnance

ordnance

ore

organ

organic

organic fertilizer

organic matter

organically

organism

organist

1.
2. ( )

1.


2.

()

,

1.

organiz(s)ation

2. , (
,

1.

2.

organiz(s)e

organiz(s)ed

organiz(s)er

orgasm

orgy,orgies
Orient

3.

1. ,

2.
,

,
1.

2.

3.

oriental

orientate
orientated

,
1. ,

2.

1.

2. ,

orientation
orifice
orifice of cervix
origami
origin

3. ,

, ,

1. ,
, , , ,



,
2.

1.

2.
,

3. , ,

original

original

originality

2.

originally

originate

originator

ornament

ornament

4. (

1.

,

,
1.
, ,

2.

1.

2.

ornamental

ornamentation

ornate

ornithologist

ornithology
orphan

orphanage

orthodontist

orthodox

orthodoxy

orthopaedics
oscillate

1. ,

2. ,

1. ( ) ,

2.
,

1.

2. , ,

1.
,

oscillation
ostensible
ostentation
ostentatious
osteopath
osteopathy
ostracise, ostracise

2. , ,

,
( )

,
,

),
(

ostriches ( )
ostrich

other

other than
otherwise
otter

ottoman

ouch

ought

oughtn't

ounce

our

ours

ourself

ourselves

oust

ouster

ousting

1.
2.

() = ought not

28.3 , 16

,
1.
2.

3.
4.
out

5.

1.
2.

3.
out of
out of date
out of date
out of doors
out of the way
out of the way
out of work
outback

1 ,

outbreak

outburst

outcast

outclass

outcome

outcry

outdated

outdistance

4.

outboard ( motor )

outcrop

1
,

( ),

()

, ,

outcries ( )

1. ,
2.

(outdid, outdone, outdoing)

outdo

outdoor

outdoors

outer

outermost

outfit

outflow

1.
,


2.

1. ,
2.

1.
2.

1. ,

2. (),
,

1.

2.

outgoing

outgoings

outgrow

outgrowth

outhouse

outing

outlandish

3. (
, ( )
, )
,

(outgrew, outgrown, outgrowing)

)
1.
(

2.

1.

2. ,

( , , ), ,

1.


outlast

outlaw

outlaw

outlay

outlay

outlet

outline
outline
outlive

2.


3.

, ,

1. ,

2. ,

1. ,

2.
( )

3.

1.

2.
,

3.

1.

,
2.

1.

2. ,

1.

2. , ,
outlook

outlying

outmoded

outnumber

out-patient
outpost

3. ,

1. , ,
2.

output

outrage

outrage

outrageous

outrank

outrider

1.
,

2.

,
1. ,

2. , ,

1. ,

2. , ,

3. ,

(
)

1. ,

2. ,
outright

3. (), ,
,

1. ,
,

2. ,

outright

outrun
outsell

outset

outshine

outside

3.
1.

2. (
)
3. ()

1.

2. ()
outside

outside

outside

outside

3. ,

1.

2. ,

1.

outsider

2.

outsize

outskirts

)
(

outsmart

outspoken

outspread

outstanding

outstretched

outstrip

outvote

outward

outwardly

()

1.

2. ()

3. ( )
() ,

1.

2. ,

1. ,
2. ,
1. ( )

2.
,

3.
,

outwards

outweigh

outwit

outworn

ova

oval

ovarian

ovary

ovation

oven

, ()

1.

2. , ,

(outwitted, outwitting)

1.


2. ,

ovum

(
)

,

1.

2.
3.

4. ,
5.
over

6.

1.

2.
3.

4. ,
5.
over

6.

1. ( )
2.


3.

4. (),
5. ()
over

overact

overage

6.

overall

overall

overalls

overawe

overbalance

overbearing

overblown

overboard

overcame

overcast

overcharge

overcoat

,
1.
,
2.

1.

2.

(overawed, overawing)

,

,

1. ,


2.

1. ()

2. (
)

, ,

overcome

1.
2.

(overcame, overcoming)
1. , ,
overcome
overcrowd
overcrowded

,
2.



,

3.

, ( )

(overdid, overdone, overdoing)

1.

overdo

overdose

overdraft

overdraw

overdue

overeager

overeat

overestimate

overexpose

overflow
overgrown
overhang
overhaul

2. (

)

(overdrew, overdrawn, overdrawing)

1.

2.

,

1.

2.

,
,

1.

2. ,

(overhung, overhanging)

1.
2.

overhead

overhead

overheads
overhear

overheat

overjoyed

overland

overland

overlap

overlay

overlay

overleaf

overlie

overload

overlook

overlord

overly

,
,

, ,
,

(overheard, overhearing)

1. ( )

2.

(overlapped, overlapping)
,
,

(overlaid, overlaying)

, ,

(overlay, overlain, overlying)

,
1.

2. ( )
3.

1. ,
2. , ,
3.

1.

2. ,

overnight

overnight
overpower

3. ,

1.

2. ,

3. ,

1. , ,
,

2.

,

1.

2.

overpowering
overrate

3.

overeach yourself

overreach

override

overripe

overrule

overrun

(overrode, overriden)
)
1. (

2. ,
()

),
(
,

overran

(overran, overrunning)
1.
2. (, )

overrun

3.
( , )

overseas

oversee

overshadow

overshoot

oversight

oversized

oversleep

overspend

overspill

overstaffed

overstate

overstay

overstep

overstock

overt

overtake

overtake

1. ,
2.

, ,
1.
2.

3.

1.

2. ()

1. , ,
2. ,

(overslept, oversleeping)
,

1.

2.

(overtook, overtaken, overtaking)

, , ,

1.

2. ( , , ) ,

overtaken

1.
overtax

overthrow

overthrow

overtime

overtire

overtired

overtly

overtone
overture

2.

(overthrew, overthrown, overthrowing)

)
(

1.

)
(

2.

1.

2.

1.
2. ,

1.

2. ,

1.

2.

3.

4.

overturn

overuse

overuse

overvalue

overview

overweight

5. ,

 , ()
1. ()

2.

overwhelm

overwhelming

overwhelmingly

overwork

overworked

3.

4. ,
1.
2.

() , ()
( )
1.

2.

overwrought

ovulate

ovum

3. ,
( )

ova ( )
,

(owed, owing)
1.

owe

owing to

owl

own

2.

1. ,
2.

own

own up

owner

()
,

ownership

ox
oxide
oxidiz(s)e
oxtail
oxygen
oyster
oyster mushroom
oz

ozone

ozone layer

take offence at

take the offensive

oxen ( )
1.

2.

ounce

1. ,
2. ()

()
1.

to go overboard

under no obligation

2. to go overboard for

p.m

EngWord

pace

Pronunciation

Type

Lao
= post meridiem

1. ,
2.

keep pace

1. ,
2.

pace

pacemaker

Pacific

pacific

Pacific

pacification

pacifism
pacifist
pacify

3.

4.

1. (
)
,

2.

(pacified, pacifying)

,
1.
, ,

pack

2.
,

, ()

3.

1. , ,
2.
,
3. ()

4. ( )
pack

pack off

5.

6.

1.

2. ()

3. ()
pack up

send a person packing

1.

package

2.





3.
1.

2.

a package deal

package

a package tour

2.

packer

packet

packaging

1.
,
,

1.

2.

1.
2.
packing

pact

pad 1

packing box

(padded, padding)

1. ,

2. ()

1. ,
2.

pad 1

pad 2

padded

padding

paddle 1

paddle 2
paddle 2

3.

4.
(padded, padding)

1.

2.
1.

paddock

paddy

2.

paddy-field

(
)

padlock

2.




1. ,

padlock

(
)

paediatrician

paediatrics

padre

pagan

pagan

page 1

( ), ( )

( )

page 2

page 2

1. ( ) ( )

2. ( ) ,
3.

1.

pageant

2.
1.

,

pageantry

paginate

pagination

pagoda

2.

pay ( , ,
)

payment( )

paid

1. , 2 ,

pail

pain

,
,

1. ,
2.

pain

pained

painful

painkiller

3.
4.

, ,

1. ,
2.

painless

painstaking

paint

,
,

1.

2.

1.

2.

1.

2.

3.
paint

4. (, ,
)

paintbox

paintbrush

paintboxes ( )

( paintbrushes) 1
2

painter

painting

pair

pair

Pakistani

pal

palace

palaeolithic

palatable

1.

2.

1.

2.

3.
1.

2.

, ,

()

1. ,
2.

1. ,
2. , ,

palate

palatial

pale 1

pale 1

pale 2

paleness

,


,

(paler, palest)

1. ,

2. ()
,

1.

2.

( )

queries (pl)

1. ,
palette

paling

palisade

2.

( )

pall 1

pall 2

pallbearer

pallet

palliate

palliative

pallid

pallor

palm

palm

, ,

1.

2.
,

1.

2.

1.

2.

()

()

1. ,

2.

( )

()

1.
palm off

2.

palm

palmist

2. ( )

palmistry

1.

palpable
palpably

1.

2.

palpitate

2.

palpitation

palsy

2.

1. ( ) ,

1. (),
,

1. ()

, ,
2.

3.

( )

paltry

pampas

pampas-grass
pamper
pamphlet

1.

2.

pan

pan

panacea

panache

pancake

pancreas

panda

3. (
)

4. (

1.

2. ()
,

pandemonium

pander

pander

pane

panegyric

1.

2.
pander to

,
,

1.
,
, , ( )

2.

panel
panel

3.

(
)

(panelled, panelling)

pang

(panicked, panicking)
1. , ,

panic

panic

panicky

pannier

panorama

panoramic

2.

,
,
, ,
()

1.


,
2.

pansies ( )
1.
pansy

pant

pantaloons

pantaloons

panther

2. ()

1.
2.

pantheon

3.
,

panties

pantihose

pantile

panting

pantomime
pantry

2. ,
pantries ( )

2. ()

papa

1.

pap

papal

panting for, panting after ,

pants

papacy

()

1. ( )

()

2
3 ( ) ,

paper

paper

paperback

paperwork

papier-mache

paprika

papyrus

par
parable
parabola
parabolic
parachute
parachute
parachutist

1.

2.

1.

2.

1.

2.

3.
4.
parade

5. ,
6.

1.

2.
parade

paradigm

3. ,

4. ,

paradoxes ( )

( )

paradise

paradox
paraffin

paragon

paragraph

parakeet

parallax

(paradoxes)( ) ( )

1.
2.
3.

parallel

4.

parallel

2. ,

1.
,

1. ,
2.
parallel

parallelogram

paralyz(s)e

paralyz(s)ed

paralysis

parameter

paramilitary

paramount

paranoia

3.

1. ,
2. ,

, ,
,

(
)
,

)
(

, (

paranoid

parapet

paraphernalia

paraphrase

paraphrase

paraplegia

paraplegic

,
1

,
,
2 ,

 ,
1.

,
parasite

, ,

2.

1. , ()

2.

parasitic

parasol

paratroops

parboil

paratrooper

parcel

1.

2. ()
(parcelled, parcelling)
1. parcel up

parcel

parch

parched

parchment

pardon

pardon

pardon me

pardonable

2. parcel out

1. ()

2. ( , )

3. ()

1.

2.

,

, ,

1. ()
2. ( )

3.
pare
parenrage

parent

parental

4. (
,

2.

1. ,
1. ,

2. ( ) ,
,

parentheses ( )

1.

parenthesis
parenthood

parenting

par excellence

pariah

2.

, ( )

,

parishes ( )

1.
parish
parishioner
parity

2.

2.

1.


,
1. ,
2. ,

1. ,

park

2.

3.

park

parka

parking

parking lot

parking-meter

parkway

parley

parley

parlance

parliament

parliamentarian

()

(parleyed, parleying)

, ,

parliamentary

parlour

1.

2.

3. beauty parlor
1.
,

2. ( ) ,

parochial

parody

parody

1.

parole

on parole

parotid

paroxysm
parquet

parrot

parrot

parry

parry

parse

parsimonious
parsley

parsnip

parson

parsonage

2.

(
)

( )

(parried, parrying)

1. ,
,
2. , ,
1. ,

2. , ,

1.

2.

(parson)

1.
,

2.
,

3.
4.
5.
6.
part

part of speech

part and parcel

part

part with

Parthian

Parthian shot

partake

partiality

participate

participation

1.

partial to

participant

2. , 3

partial

partially

7. ,

, ,
,

(partook, partaken, partaking)

1.
,

2. ,

1.

2. ,

1.


, ,
2.
,

participle
particoloured
particle

-ing -ed
,

1. , ,
,

particular

particularly

2. ,

particulars

2.

1. ,

1. ,
2. ,

parting

3.

partisan

partisan

2.
,

partition

partition

partly

1.

,
1.

2.
,

3. ,

1.

2. (




)

1.

2. , ( , )

partner

partner

3.

4. ,

1.
2.

partnership

partook

partridge

part-time

part-timer

3.


4.

1.
,

2. ,

parties ( )
1.

2.
party

party

3.
,

4. ()
,
1. ,
2. ,

3. ,

4. ,

pass

5.

6. (
( ) passes)

1. , ,

pass

pass around

pass away

2. (
),
,
3.

pass off

pass on

2.

2.

1.

1.

pass out

pass over

pass up

pass water

pass
passable

()

1 , , 2 (
),
,
3 , , 4
5 ,
1. () ,
2. ()
1.

2.

3.

4.

passage

passbook

passenger

passer-by

5.

passers-by ( )

, ,
1.

2. ,

3.
passing

4. ( )

1. ,
passing

2.
3.

1.

2.

,
3. ,
passion
passionate

4.

2.

passionately

passive

1.

,
1.

2.

3.

,
, ,
1.

,

2. ( )

, ,

,
,

passivity
Passover

passport

password

3 4
1.

2. , (
)
1. (
)

2. (
)
1.

2.
past

past

3.


(prep)
1.
2.
past

past

pasta

3. ,

paste

paste

pastel

pastel

pastern

pasteuriz(s)ation

pasteuriz(s)e

pastille

pastime

pastor

pastoral

1.
( )

2. ,

3.

(pasted, pasting) 1
2 () , ,

1. ,
2.

3.

1.

2 ()

( 80C)

,

,

()

1.

2. ( )

3. ()

pastries ( )
pastry

pasture

pasture

pasty 1
pasty 2

pat

pat

patch

1.

2.

,
,

(pastier, pastiest)

1. ( , ) , ,
2.
pasties ( )

(patted, patting)

,
1.

2.

patches ( )
1.
2. ( )

patch
patch up
patchwork

3.
,
( )

4. ,

2.

1. ,

(patchier, patchiest)

1. ()


patchy

2. ( )

3. (, )

()
pate

patent

patent law

1. (, , , )



2.



3.

2.
,

1.

patent

patent

patentee

patently

paternal

2.

paternalistic

paternity

1. ,

1.

2.
,

1. , ,
2.
3.

path

4.
1.
,

pathetic

pathetically

pathological

2. ()
, ,

2.

1.
,

pathology
pathologist
pathos
pathway

patience

patient

patio

1 ,
, 2
,
,

1.
2.

3.
bishop
patriarch

patriarchal

patrician

patrician

patriot

patriotic
patriotism
patrol
patrol
patron

4.

( )

1.

2.
,

,


,

(patrolled, patrolling)

2.

2.
,

1.
1. ,

1. ,
2.

patronage

3.

1.
patroniz(s)e

patroniz(s)ing

patter

patter

2. ,

3.

1.

2.

1
2

1. ,

2. , ,
pattern

pattern

patterned

patty
paucity
paunch

3. ,

2.

, , ,

pauper

pause

pause

pave the way

1.

patties ( )

paunchy

pave

(paunchier, paunchiest)

pave the way ,

pavement

1.

pavilion

pavlova

paving

paw

paw

pawl

pawn

pawn

pawnbroker

pawnshop

pawpaw

2.

1. ,

2.

1. (

) , ,

2. ()

(
)
1.

2.
,

(paid, paying)

1.

2.

3. ,

pay

pay attention

pay back

4. ,

5. ( ),
( )

pay off

pay off

pay out
pay up
pay
payday
payable
payee

1. ()


2. ()

1 () , 2 ,

,


,

1.

2.

pay-as-you earn

PAYE

payer

payload

paymaster

payment

payroll

1.

2. ,


,

3.

,
police constable
personal

,

PC
PE
pea

computer

physical education

1.
peace

2. , ,

3.
1.

2.
peaceful

3.

1.
2.

peacefulness

peacekeeping

peacemaker

3.

peaches ( )

peach

peacock

peahen

1.

2. (

1. ,
2. ,
3. ,

peak

peak

peak

peaked

4.

1.
2.

3.

(peakier, peakiest)
peaky

peal

,
2.

,

2. (, )

(

)

peal

peanut

pear

pearl

1. ( )

2. ()

peasant

peasantry

peat

pebble

peccadillo

1.

1.

peccadilloes ( )

,


1.

2.
peck 1

3. ()



4.



1.

2.
3.
peck 1

4.

peck 2

peckish

pectin

pectoral

9.09

()

1
2. ,

peculiar

3. , ,

2.

peculiarity

3.
1
2.

peculiarly

pecuniary

3.

1.

2.
pedagogue
pedagogy
pedal

3.

2.

(pedalled, pedalling)

1.
2.


pedal

pedalo

pedant

pedantic

3.
,

4.

1.
2. ()

peddle

3. ,

1.
2. ()

peddler

pedestral

pedestrian

pedestrian crossing

3. ,

1. ,

2. , ,

pedestrian

pedicure

pedigree

pediment

pedlar

pee

pee

pedigree

,
,

,
(,
)

)
() = peddler
()
()

1.
peek

2.

peek

peel

2.

peel

peeler

1.
(
)

1. ( ),
2. peel off

1.
2.

peeling

peep
peer 1

3. ( )


1.

2.

3. peep out
1.

2.

1. (
)
2.
,

3.

peer 2

4.

peerage

2.
( )

peeress

peeress

2.
( )

peeve

1.
( )
1.
(
)

()
peeved

peevish

peewit

peg

1.
2.

3.

(pegged, pegging)

1.

peg

peg away

peg out

pejorative

2.
( )

3. ,

,
()

( , )

Pekinese ( )
1.

Pekinese
Pekinese
pekinese
pelican

2.

(
)

pellet

pell-mell

pell-mell

pelmet

pelt

1.

2. ( )

pelt

pelvis

pen 1

pen 1

pen 2

pen 2

penal

penal code

penaliz(s)e

penalty

penance

pence

penchant

pencil

, (
),

pelvises ( )

(penned, penning)

( )

(penned, penning)

( )
1. , ,
2. ,

1 2 () 4

(penalties ) 1 2 3 4

100

(pencilled, pencilling)

1.

pencil

pendant

pendent

)
2.

3. pencil in ( )

,
,
(),

,
,

pending

pending

pendulous

pendulum

penetrable

1. ,
2.

1. ,

2.

1. ,
2.
3. ( )

penetrate

4.

5. ,
1.

2.
penetration

3.




4.

1. () ,
2. ( )
3. () ,

4. ( )

penetrating

penetrative

pen-friend

penguin

penicillin

peninsula

5. (

(
)

penises ( )
penis
penitence

penitent

penitential

penitential

penitentiary

( ),

( ),

()

penknife

pennant

penniless

penny

penny-farthing

pennyworth

pension

pension

pensioner

pensive

pent

penta-up

penta-

pentagon

pentagonal

pentameter

penknives ( )
,
pennies, pence ( )

100

()

, ()

pension off

( )

(
)

pentathlon
Pentecost
penthouse
penultimate
penumbra
penurious
penury
peony

2.

1.

penumbrae, penumbras ( )

2.

1. ,

peonies ( )

1.
2.
3. ,
4. ,
5.
6.
7.

people

8.

people

2.

pep

pep up

1. ,
()

1.

,
,

2.

1.
pepper

2.
1.
2.
3.

pepper

peppercorn

4. ( )

(pepperier, pepperiest)
1.

peppery
peppermint
per
per annum
per capita

perambulate
perambulator
perceive
per cent

percentage

2. ( )

2. ( )

3.

1.

(, ), ,
( )

1. ,
, ,
2.

( )

2. , ,

1. , ,
,

1.

,

2.

3. () ,

, , ,

perception

2.

perceptive

perceptible

perch 1

perch 2

perch 2

percipient

percolate

percolator

1.

perch ( )

perches ( )
1.
,

2.

1. , ,

2.



,


3.


,
1.

2. (

1. , , ,
percussion

perdition

peregrination

peregrine falcon

peremptory

perennial

2. percussion instruments


,

,
1.
2.
,

perennial

,
1. ,
,

2.
,

perfect

perfect tense

perfect

perfectly

3.

perfect tense

,

1.

2.

3.

1.
,

2.

3.

perfection

perfectionist

perfidious

perfidy

perforate

perforated

perforation

perforce

to perfec

,
1.

2.
()

1.
2.

1. , ,

2. (),

perform

3. ( )

1. (),
2.
3. , ,

performance

4.

performer

perfume

2.

perfume

2.

,

,

1.

1.

1.
2.

3.

4.

pergola

perhaps

peri-

peril

perilous

perimeter

perfumery
perfunctory

( )

( ) ,
,

,
1. ,

2. (),
1.

2. ,
3. .
period

4. (
),


5.

periodic
periodical
periodically

peripatetic

peripatetic teacher

peripheral

peripheral

periphery

peripatetic teacher

, ,
1. ,

2. ,

periphrasis

periscope

periphrases ( )

1. , ,
2. ,

perish

perishable

perishables
periwinkle
perjure
perjury

perk 1

3. , ( )

()

2. ,

1.

, , ,

,
, 2. ()

perk up 1.

()
perk 2

perkily

perkiness
perky
perm

perm

permanence

permanency

permanent

permeability

permeable

(
)

,

(perkier, perkiest)

,
,

, ,
,
,
1.

permeate
permissible
permission

2.

2.

, ( )

permissiveness

permit

2. ,
, , ( )
,

permissive

permit

1.
1.

(permitted, permitting)

permutation
pernicious

peroration

perpendicular

perpetrate

perpetration

perpetrator

1. ,
2.

1. ,
2. ()

1. ( )

2.
,

, ,
, ,
1. ,

perpetual

2.

perpetuate

,



,

1.

2.

perpetuity
perplex

perplexed

perplexity

in perpetuity

(
)

perquisite

perry

persecute

persecution

, ,

,

(pear)

, ,

,

persecutor
persevere
perseverance
persimmon

, ,

, , ,

1. (, ) , , ,

2. , ,

persist

persistence

, ,
2.

persistent

2. , , ,

1. ,

1. ,
1. ,

2. ()
person

in person

personas, personae ( )
1. ,

persona

Persona non grata

personable

personage

2.

, ,

, ,

1.

2.
,
3.

4.

personal

5.

6.

personalities ( )
1. , ,
personality
personaliz(s)e
personalized

2.

( )

1.

2.

personally
personify
personification
personnel

3.
,
4.

(personified, personifying)

,
1.




2. ,

perspective

Perspex

perspicacious

perspiration

perspire

persuade

in perspective (

( )

1. ,

2.

2.

, ,

,

1.

persuasion
persuasive
pert

1. , ,

,

2. ,
1.

2. , , ,
(perter, pertest)

, ,

pertain to

pertain

pertain to

pertinacious

pertinence

2. ,

pertinent

2. ,

perturb

2. (, )

perturbation

perturbed

perusal

pervade

pervasive

)
(

1. , ,

2. ()

,
1.

1. ,

1.
,

1. , ,
2.

1. ()

2. ,

, ( )

, ( )
,

perverse

perversity

1.
, , ,
2.

1. , ,
2.
1. ,
2.

3.

perversion

4.

1. ,

,

2.

pervert

pervert

perverted

2.

peseta
pessimism
pessimist
pessimistic

3.
()

1. , ,

, ,

,
,

,
() ,

pessimistically

1. , , ,
,

pest

pest control

pester

2.

pesticide

pestiferous

2.

pestilence

pestle

pet

3. (
1.
,
,
,

1.
,
2. ,

3. () , ,
1.

2.

1.

2.

(petted, petting)

1.
pet

petal

peter

petite

petition

petition

2.

,
,

2.

peter out

(
)

1.
,

petitioner

petrel

petrified

petrify

petrol

petroleum

petticoat

pettifogging

petting

pettish

pettiness

,

,

,

(petrified, petrifying)

1. ()

2.

()

(pettier, pettiest)

1.
,
2.

3. ,
petty

petty cash

petty crime
petty officer

petty cash

petulance

petulant

petunia

pew

(
),

pewter
phantasm
phantom

phantom

Pharaoh

pharmaceutical

pharmaceuticals
pharmacist
pharmacology
pharmacologist

2. ,

1.
,
1.

2.

,

pharmacies ( )
1.

2.

3.
pharmacy

pharyngitis

pharynx

4.

, ,

1.

2.

phase

3.

(phased, phasing)
,

phase

pheasant

phenomenal

phase in
,

,
phenomena (pl)
1.

2. ,
phenomenon

phew

phial

philanderer

philandering

philander
philanthropic
philanthropist
philanthropy
philately

philatelist

philharmonic

3.
1. !

2. , ,

3. ,

( )

( ),

, ,




,

() ,

philistine

philo-

philology

philosophical
philosophically
philosopher
philosophy
philtre

phlegm

phlegmatic

phobia

phobic

) ,

2. ,

1.

,

philosophies ( )

,
,

phoenixes (pl)

1.

500
phoenix
phone

phone

on the phone 1. , 2.

phonetic

phonetically

phonetics

phoney

phosphate

phosphorescence

phosphorescent

phosphorus

photo

(
)
()

(
)

photo-

photocopier

photoelectric

photogenic

photograph

photocopy

photographic

photographer

photography

photosphere

photosynthesis

phrase

phrase

phraseology

phylogeny

1.

2.

1.
,

2. , , ,

,

,
,
,

1.

2.

physical
physically
physician
physics
physiognomy

physiologist

physiology

3. ,
4.

1.
2.

, ,

physiotherapist

physiotherapy

physique

pianist

piano

piazza

piccolo

pick

pianos ( )

()
piccolos ( )

1.
2.
( )

3. , , ,

4.
pick

pick

5. ( ), (

)
1.

2.

3. ,

1.

2.

3. ()
)
4. (

5.

pick up
pickaxe
picker

6. ()

2. , ,

1.

1.

2.

picket

()

picket

1. ,

pickle

2. () ,

pickle
pickling
pickpocket
pickpocket
pick-up

1.

2.

(pickier, pickiest)

1. ,

picky

2.
3. ()

(picnicked, picnicking)

picnic

picnic

picnicker

2.

pictorial

1.

,

1.

2.
3.

4. ()
5. ,
picture

6.

, ,
get the picture ()

picture

picturesque

put someone in the pictur

,

()
piddle

piddling

pidgin

pie

piebald

piece

piece

piecemeal

pier

pierce

()

,

()

()

1. ,
,
,
,
,
, ,
)
2. (

3. ( ,

piece together
,

1.

,
2. ,
1.

2.
1. ()
2. ()
3. ()

piercing

4.
1.
2.

piety

3.

1.

pig

2. () , , ,

1.

2. () ,
pigeon

3. ()

pigeon-hole

(
)

piggeries ( )

piggery

piggy

piggy

piggyback

piggyback

piggy bank

pigheaded

pig-iron

piglet

pigment

pigmentation

pigsty

pigtail

pike

pilchard

()
()()

1.

2. (
)
1.
,

2.

pigsties ( )

( )

1. ,
2.

1.
2.
3.
pile 1

4. ()
,

5. ()
(piled, piling)
,

pile 1

pile in/into
,

pile 2

2.

pile 2

pile 3

pile up

pile up

1.

1. ,

2. ( ,
)

pilferer

pilgrim

pilgrimage

pill

pillage

pilfer

pillage

the pill

( )

2.

1.

1. (
)
2. ,
pillar

pillar-box

pillion

pillory

3.

(
)

(pillar-boxes)

(pilloried, pillorying)

pillories ( )

pillory
pillow
pillowcase

1.

2.
pilot

3.

4.
1.
2.

pilot

pilot

pilot-light

pimp

2.

3.
1.

pimpernel

pimple

( ),

pimply

(pimplier, pimpliest)
1. , ,
2.

pin

3.

4. (
(pinned, pinning)

1. ( ) ,
2. ,
3.
pin

pinafore

pin-board

pincer

pincers

4. , ,

1.
2.
3.
4. ()

5. ()
pinch

6. ()

pinches ( )
1.
2.

3.
pinch

pincushion

pine

at a pinch

1. ,
pine

pineapple

2. pine away (

)
3. pine for

ping

ping

ping-pong

pinhead

pinhole

pinion 1

pinion 1

pinion 2

,

,

1.


2.

( )
(pinker, pinkest)

1.
pink 1

2. ()

1.

2.
pink 1

pink 2

pink 3

pinnacle
pinpoint
pinpoint
pinpoint

in the pink

1.

2.

( ) (



)

1. (, , , )
2. ,

2.
,

1.

,
1.

2.
,
,
1.
,

2.
,

pinprick

pins and needles

pinstripe

pinstriped

pint

pin-up

2.
,

pioneer

(, )

( )
()

0.57

()

1.
,

pioneer

pioneering

,
,
1.

2.

3.
pious

pip

4.

1.

,

2.
( ),

(pipped, pipping)
()
1.
2.

pip

pip at the post

1. ,

2. (),
,

pipe

3.
,

(piped, piping)

1. ,
pipe

pipe down

pipe-dream

2. ,

3. ,
()

in the pipeline

pipeline

piper

1.
, ( )

2.

pipette
piping
piping
piping

piquancy

pique

pique
piracy
piquant

piping hot

a piping voice

2. ,

1.
,
1.

2.
,
,
1.

2.
(, )
1.

2.
1. ,

2.
, ,
1.

2.

,

pirate

1.
( )
pirate

2.

(
, )

pirated

pirouette

pirouette

(ballet)

(ballet)

1. 20 2 20
3
Pisces
pistachio

2.

pistachios ( )
()

piss down ,

piss

,
piss about/around
()
1. ,

piss off
pissed

2.

3. , , ,

()

piste

pistil

pistol

piston

(pitted, pitting)
1.

pit

2.

3. pit against

,

1.

2. ,

3.

4.
5.
pit

pit

6.

(

)
(pitted, pitting)

pit

)
1. ( ), (
)

2. , , ,
3.
()
4.

pitch

5. (

pitch 1

pit
pitches ( )
1.
2.
3. ( )

pitch 2

4. ,
5.

()

1.
,

pitch in

pitchblende

pitcher

pitchfork

2. ()

piteous

pitfall

pitch into ()

pitchfork

pith

2.

1.

1. (
)

2.

1.
,

2.

1.

2.

(pithier, pithiest)
pithy

,
1.

( )

1.

2. ,

pitiable

3.

pitiful

pitiless

2.

pitta

pittance

pitted
pituitary

1.

1. ,

2. ()

pituitary gland

(pitied, pitying)

1.

pity

2.


1.

2. ,
pity
pivot

take pity on

2. pivot on
,

1. ,

1. , ,
,

2. ,
pivot

3.

1. , ,
2. , ,

pivotal

pixie, pixy

pizza

pizzeria

placard

placate

placatory

3.

(
)

, (
)
,

1. ,
2. ,
,

place

3.

4. , (
1.
,

2.
,
3.

4. ,
5.

place

6.

7.
placebos ( )

placebo

) ,
1.
(

1. ,
2.

placement

placenta

placid

placidity

placket

3.
, ,

4.

placentae, placentas ( )

,
( )

plagiarism

plagiarist

plagiariz(s)e

1.

2.
plague
plague

plaice

plaid

3.

2.

1.

plaice ( )

(plainer, plainest)
1. ,

,

plain

2. ,
, ,

1. ( )

2. ()

plainly

plainness

plain

plaintiff

plaintive

plaintively

plait
plait

3.

4.

1.

2.

()

2.

2. ( )

()

1.

1. ( ),

1. , , ,
2.

plan

3.

(planned, planning)

1.
2.

3.
plan

plane 1

plan on

plane 1

,
1.
2. ( )

plane 1

plane 2

planet

planetary

plank

plankton

planking

planner

planned

planning

3. , ,

4.

plane (tree)

( )

1. ,

2.
,

3. ,

1. ()
2. (
)

3.

1.
,

2. ,
plant

3.
4.

1.
2. , ,

3. (), ()
plant

plantation

planter

planting

plaque

plasma

4. () ,

1.

2. ,
,

1.






2.

, ,


1. ,

2.

plaster

plaster

plasterer

plastering

plastic

3.
1.

2.

3.

1.

2.
,

plastic

plastic surgery

plasticine
plasticity

3.

1.
2.

3.

4.
( )

plate

plate

plateau

plate-glass

5.

plateaux ( )

1.
2.

platform

platinum

3.
( )

4.

platitude
platonic

platoon

platter

( )

1. ()

2.
,
3.

platypuses ( )

platypus

plaudits

plausible
plausibility

,

1. , , ( ,
)
2. ,

,
1. (
),

2.

3. (),
play

4. (
1.

2. ,
3.
play

playboy

4.

1.

2.
,

player

playful

playfulness

playground

playgroup

playing card

playing field

3.

4.

1.

2. ,

1. (
)

2.
,

playmate

plaything

playtime

playwright

plaza

plea

1.

2.
1.

2.
,


3.

1.
,

2.
,
3.
,

plead

pleading

pleading

pleasant
pleasantness
pleasantry

4.

plead guilty

1.
,

2. ( ) ,

1. () ,
2. , ,
, ( )

3.

1. ,

2.

pleasantries ( )

1. ,
,

,
2. ,
please
pleased

pleasing
pleasurable

3. ,

2. ,

1. ,

1.
2.

3. ,

,
,

pleasure

2. , ,

pleat

pleated

plebeian
plebiscite
plectrum

1. ,

(
)

plectra, plectras ( )

,
1.
2. ,
3. ( )

pledge

4.

1.

2.
pledge

plenary

plenipotentiary

3.

4.

()

,
( )

plenitude
plentiful
plenty

plenty

plethora

plight 1

plight 2

plinth

PLO

plod

That's plenty

pliers

2.

pleurisy

pliant

1. ,

pliability

pleura

pliable

pleurae ( )

1. ,
,

2. (),
( )

1.
)
(,

2. ,

1.

, ,

2.

Palestine Liberation Organisation

(plodded, plodding)
1.

2.

1.

2.

plodder

plonk

plop

()
()

1. ,
2. ,

plot

3. ,

4. ,

(plotted, plotting)
1.

2.
3. , ( )
plot
plotter

4. ,

plough into 1.
, 2.

plough back

plough

plough

ploughshare

plover

ploy

1.
2.

3.

4. ( )
5. ,
pluck

pluck

pluck up courag

()

(pluckier, pluckiest)

()
plucky

1.
2.

3.

plug

4. (),
(plugged, plugging)
1.

plug
plug in
plughole

plum
plum
plumage

2. (),
,

)
1. (

2.

3. ()
(plummer, plummest)

( )

1.
,

2.

,

3.
plumb

4.

plumb

out of plumb
( )

( )

plumb line

plumb

plumb

plumber

plumbing

plume

1. () , ,

2. () ()()
, ( )

(
)

1.

2.

1. ( )

2.

3. plume oneself
1.

2.
plume

plumed

plumed

plummet

plummet
plump 1

3. ( )

4.

() ,

plump up

( , )

(plumper, plumpest)
plump 1

(
plump down
()
1.

plump 2

2.
plump for

()
plump 2
plumpness
plunder

2.

1.
,

1.
,

2.

plunder
plunderer

3.
,

2.

1.

1.

2.
3. (, )

,
plunge

4. ()

5. (

1. ( )

2. ()
3.

plunge

4. ()

plunger
plural
plural

1.

pluralism

2.

pluralist

1. ,
2.

plurality

3.
(
)

4.

1.
2. ,

plus
plus

3. ()
4.

, ,

pluses, plusses ( )
1. +

plus

plus

plush

2. ,

1.

2. ()
3. ( )
()

, , ,

plush
plush sign

(plushier, plushiest)
1.

plushy

plutocracy

plutocrat

plutonium

ply 1

2. ()
, , ,
1. ,


2.

(
)
1. (
)
2. (

)
(plied, plying)

1. , ,
2.


3.

plywood

PM

Prime Minister

2.

pneumatic

pneumonia

poach

poacher

4. ( , ), ()

ply 2

()

1.

1.

2.

3.

poaching
pocket
pocket

1.


2.

1.

2.

1.

2. ,

3. air pocket
pocket
pocket-knife
pocket-money
pod
podginess

out of pocket

,
)
1. (

2. (
)

podium

poem

poet

podgy

poetic

poetry

pogrom

(podgier, podgiest)

podia ( )

, ,
1.

2.

2.

1. ,

 ,
1.
2. ( ), ( )
poignancy

3. ( )

,
1.
2. ( , )

poignant

point

3. ( )

1. ,

2. ,
3.

1. (, , )
2.
3. .
4. ,

point

point out

point up

point-blank

5. ,

6. ,

1. ,
2.

1. ()
2. ()

1. ()
2. ,

3. ,
pointed

4.

1. ,

2.

pointer

pointless

poise

3.

,
( )

2.

,

1. ,
1. ,
2.

poise
poised

poison

poison

poisonous

poisoner

poisoning

3. , ,

2. ,

1.

1. ,
,

2.

, ,

, ,

1. , , ,
,
2. ,

poke around/about

poke 1

poke 1

poke fun at

, , ,
,

(dialect)

poke 2

poker 1

buy a pig in a poke

poker 2

(pokier, pokiest)
()

poky

polar

polarity
polarmeter

polariz(s)ation

polariz(s)e

Polaroid

(
, )

1.
,
,

,
2.

polar bear

1. ,
2.

1.



2.

1.



2. ( )

1.

2.

pole-star ( )

pole 1

pole 2

poleaxe

poleaxe

polecat

poles apart
,

1. ,

2.

,
, ,

pole-vault ( )

polemic
police

2. ,

1.

police dog
(
)
police force

police

policeman

policies ( )
,
insurance policy

policy
policyholder
polio

poliomyelitis

polish

Polish

policyho

()

poliomyelitis

1. , ,

2. polish up

(, )

polishes ( )

1.
polish

Polish

polished

politburo

2.
3.

,
1.

2. ,

(politer, politest)
polite

politeness

politic

political

politically

politician

1.
2. ,

politics

3.

politiciz(s)e

politicking

2.

polka

polka dot

1.

1.
2.
(
)

1.

2.

3.
4.
poll

5.

1.
2. ,

poll

pollarded

polled

3. (pl)

(
)

( )

pollen
polling
pollin booth
pollinate
pollination
pollster

pollutant

pollute

( ) ,

, , ( )

1. ( , ),

pollution

polo

pollyanna

poltergeist
polypolyanthus
polychromatic
polychrome
policlinic
polyester

polo neck

polyanthuses ( )

2.

polygamist

poligamous

polygamy

poliglot

poliglot
polygon
polygonal
polyhedron
polymath

polymer
polymorphous
polyp
polystyrene
polysyllabic
polysyllable
polytechnic
polytechnic
polytheism
polytheist
polythene
pom

2.

)
( ) (

,

1.

)
(

(, )

()

()
()

( )

1.

pomade

2.

1.

2.

pomegranate
pommel
pommy
pomp
pompom
pompon
pomposity
pompous

ponce

3.

2.

1.


()

( )

, ,
1. ,

2. ,

()

1.

2. ( )
,


ponchos ( )

poncho
pond
ponder

1. ,

2. ,
ponderous
pontiff

3.
,

pontifical

pontificate

pontificate

pontoon 1
pontoon 2

1. ,

,
2.



1.



2.

(
)

ponies ( )

pony

pony-tail

pony-trekking

poodle

pooh

pooh

pooh pooh

()()
()
(),

1. ,

2.

3.
4. ,
pool 1

 ,
1.

pool 2

2.
()

poop

poop

)

, , ()(

(poorer, poorest)
1.

2.
, ,
3. ()
poor

4. (,
)
1. ( )
2.

poorly

,
3. ()
(popped, popping)

1. , ( ) ,

pop 1
pop 1
pop 2
popcorn
pope

2. (

2.

1.

( )

popery

pop-eyed
popgun
poplar
poplin
poppadom
poppadum

1.

2.

(
)

(
)

poppies ( )
1.

poppy
populace

2.
,

1. ,

2.

popular

3. ,

popularity

, ,

populariz(s)ation
populariz(s)e

1.

popularly

2.

populate

2. ,

2.
( )

population
populous
porcelain

1. ,

1. , ,

porches ( )
porch

porcupine

pore 1

(pored, poring)

pore over
pore 2

pork

(porkier, porkiest)

1.

porky
porn

2. ()

pornographic

pornographic

()

2. ,

porno

pornographic

pornography

porous

porphyry

porpoise
porridge
porringer

()
()

( )

1.

1. ,
2.

3. ,
port 1

port 2

portability

portable
portage
portal

4.
5.

()( )

,
,
(portcullises)

portcullis
portend
portent

portentous

porter 1

porter 2

porterhouse

,

1.

2. ,

portfolios (pl)
1.

portfolio

porthole

2.

3.

(porticos, porticoes)
portico
portion

2. ()

portion

portly

portrait

portray

portion out

1.
,
,

, ,
1.

2.
,

1.
,
2.

portrayal

pose

3. ( )
1. ,
2.

3.
,
1.
,

2. ,

3.

pose

poser

4. ( )

1. ()
2.

3.

(posher, poshest)
()

, ( , )
, (
posh

posit

,
1.

2. (
),
(
)
position

3. (


)
1.

2.
3. ,
position

4. , ,
,

5.

1.
,

2. , ,

3.

4.
positive

5.

2.

positively

2. ()

posse

2.

positive

6.

1.
1.

1.


1. (, )
2.
3.
4.

possess

5. ()

1.
possessed

2. possessed of ,
1. ,

2. , ,

3.
possession

possessive

possessor

possibility
possible
possibly

4. (

2.

1.

,
,

, ,

2.

possibilities ( )

1. ,
1. ,
2. ,

possum
post 1

,
,
1.
2.

post 1

3. ( )
1.

2. ,
post 2

post 2

3.
,

1. ,

post 3

post 3

post-

postage

postal

post-box

postcard

postcode

postdate

poster

posterior

posterior
posterity
postern

postgraduate

post-haste

posthumous

postilion

posting

postman

postmark

2. ,

3. , ,

1.

(),
2.

postage stamp

, () (Zipcode)

,
,
,

,

,

1.

2.

(
)

postmen ( )

postmaster

post office

post meridian
post-mortem

post-mortem

postnatal

postnuptial

postoperative
postpone

postponement

postscript

postulant

postulate
postulation
postulate

posture
posture
postwar
posy

(
)

(
12:00 24:00 )

2 ()

, ,

, ,
1. ,
2.

3.
,

posies ( )

1. , ,

2.
3. ( )

4. ()
pot 1

pot 1
pot 2
potable
potash
potassium
potato

potency

(potted, potting)
1.

2. ()

potent

potentate

potential

potential

potentiality

()

potatoes ( )

1. ,
,
2. ( )

3.

1. ,
2. ( , )

3. (
)

,

,
,

)
( )
, (

1. ,
pothole
potion

2.

(

,
)

1.
(


),

)
potpourri

2.

potted

2. ()

potter 1
potter 2

1. (
)

1.

2. potter along

3. potter about/around

, (
)

, , ,
1.
,

2.

pottery

3.
(pottier, pottiest)
()

potty

potties ( )
()

potty

( )

pouches ( )
1.

pouch

pouffe

2.

3.
( )

poultice

poultry

pounce

pounce

pound 1

pound 2

, ,

1. (
16 0.45

2. (
100 )

,
1. ,

2. ,
3.
4.
pound 3

pounding

5. ( )
6. (

1.
2.

3.

1. ,

2. ,
3.
pour

pout

pout

4. ,

2.
,

1. ,

1. ,
2.

poverty

poverty reduction

poverty-

1.

2.

3.

4.
powder

5. ,

2.
,

powder

powdered

powdery

1. ,
1. (,
)
2.

,
1.

2.
3.
,

4.
, ,
5. ()
power

power

6.

1. ,

2.
,
3.

powerful

4.
1.
2.

powerless

powered

practicability

3.

powered by

practicable

1. ,
2.

1.
2.
3. ,

practical

practical joke

4.

1.

,
2.

practicality
practically

3.

2.

1.

1.

2.
practice

3. ( , )
1. ,

2.
3.

practice

practised

practicing
practioner

4.

,
1.

2. ( , )
,

2.
,

1.

1.
2.
practise

pragmatic

3. ( , )

pragmatism
prairie

praise

praise

praiseworthy

pram

prance

prank

prankish

prankster

prattle

prawn

pray

prayer

,
,

1. ()

2.

,

,

1.
,

2.
,

3. ,
,

1.
,
2.
,
3. ,

1. ,
preach

preacher

preamble

pre-arrange

pre-arranged

pre-arrangement

precancerous

precarious

precast

precaution

precautionary

2.

,
,

, ( )

1.

2.
,

precede

precedence

precedent

preceding

precept
preceptor

3. ,
, ,

4.

, ,

, ,

1. ,
2. ,

precinct

3. ( ) ()

1.
,

2. ()
,
3. ()
precious

precipice

4. ()()

,
1.
2. ,

precipitate

precipitate

3. ()

4.

,
,
1.

precipitation
precipitate
precipitous

2. (),
)

3.

2.
,

1.

1.
,

2. ,

precise

3.

4.

1.

2.
3.

4.

precisely

5.

6.

,
,
, (

),
precision

preclude

preclusion

precocious

precociousness

precocity

precognition
preconceive

preconceived

preconception

precondition

precook

precursor

predate

predator

predatory

predawn

predecessor

1.
2.


3.

1. ,
2. ,

( )

1.

2.

1. ( ) ,
2.
,

,

1.

2.


3.

predestination

predestine

predetermination

predetermine
predicament

predicate

predicate

predict

predictability

predictable

prediction

predictive

, ,

predigest

predilection

predispose

,
, ,

, ,

, ,

1. , ,

,
2. ,

1.
()

2. ,

1.
,


2.
()

1.

2.
,

( ,
predisposition
predominance
predominant
predominantly
predominate

,
,

pre-eminent

pre-eminence

pre-empt

pre-emptive

1.
,

2. (
)



3.

1.

2.
(
)

1. ( )

,
2.

preen

prefab

(



)

prefabricated

preen your-self

()

prefabrication

preface

preface

prefect

prefer

preferable

preferably

1.

2. ,

(preferred, preferring)

, ,

,
,

1.
,
,
2.

3.
preference

preferential

preferment

4.

,
prefixes ( )

pregnancy

pregnant

2.

preheat

prehensile

prehistoric

prefix

prehistory
prejudge
prejudgement
prejudice

1.
,
, ,

,



,

,
, ,

1. ,
,

prejudice
prejudiced
prejudicial
prelate

2. ,

, ,

, ,

bishop archbishop

preliminary

(, )

(preliminaries)

1. ,

2.


preliminary

3. (

1.
,
2.

prelude

premarital

3.

premature

prematurity

2.

premeditated

premeditation

premenstrual

premeditate

premier
premier

premature baby

1.

premiere
premiership

( , )

1.

2. ( )

premisses ( )

1. ,
,

premise

,
premisses ( )

1. ,
,

premiss

1.

2. ,

3. ,
premium

premonition

prenatal

prenuptial

preoccupation
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prepack

preordain

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procession

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profuse

profusely

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3.

program(me)

4.

programmer

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in progress

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proletarian

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prolongation

prolonged

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promise

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prompt

3. (
)

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pronounce

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proof
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propagate

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4. ,

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propellant

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propensity

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proper

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proportion

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(
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2.

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prorogation

prorogue

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prosaic

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prose

prosecute
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3.

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1. ,

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3.

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3.

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( ),

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protoplasm

prototype

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protuberance

protuberant

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1.
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(prouder, proudest)
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prove

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proverb
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2. ( )

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2.
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3. ,

provide

providence

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providential

provider

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( )
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3. ( )
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provisos ( )

proviso

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provoke

provost

provocation
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prow
prowess

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, ,

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on the prowl

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proximity

proxy

prude

prudence

prudent

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1.

2.

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2.

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prune 2

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prurient

2. ,

(pried, prying)

, , (

),

pry

prying

PS

,
(
)
Post Script

psalm

psalmist

pseudo-

pseudonym

pseudonymous

psoriasis
psych out
psych up
psyche

psychedelic

psychiatric

psychiatrist

psychiatry

psychic

psychic

psycho

psycho-

psychoanalysis

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(
)

()

(
)

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2. ( )

2.

1. , ,

,

, ,

psychoanalyz(s)e

psychoanalyst

psychological

psychologically
psychologist
psychology
psychopath

psychopathic

psychopathology

psychosis

psychosomatic

psychotherapy

psychotic

PTO
pub
puberty
pubic

2. ()

,
psychoses ( )
1.

please turn over

,

1.
2.

pubic hair

1. , , ,
2. ,
3.

public

in public

public convenience
public debt
public expenditure
public good
public opinion
public relations
public school
public sector
public servant
public utitlity
public works
publican

publication
publicist

publicity
publiciz(s)e
publicly
public-spirited

,



1.

2.

3. , ,
,

1. ,

2. ,
, ,
1.

2.

1.

publish
publisher

2. ,

publishing
publishing house
puce

puck

pucker

puckish

publishing house

1. ,

2. (

1. (

)
2.

pudding

puddle

puerile

puerility

2.

pudgy

3.

,
(pudgier, pudgiest)

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,
1. ,
2. ( , ,
)

3. ,
,

puff

4.
1.
2.
3. ,

puff

4. ,

5. ()

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(puffier, puffiest)
1.

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pug
pugilist
pugnacious
pugnacity
puke

2.

puke

pukka

,
()

()

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1. ,

2. , ,
3.
4. ()
pull

5.

6.

1. , ,
2. ,
3.
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4.

pull
puller

5.

2.

1.

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pulley

pullover

pulmonary

pulp

( )

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2.

1.

2.
3. ,

4.
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pulpit
pulsar
pulsate

,
1. () , ( )

2.

1. ,
2.

3. ,
pulse 1
pulse 1
pulse 2
pulverization

4.

)
(

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2.

pulverize
puma
pumice

3.

( )

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pummel
pump 1

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(,
,
)

1. , ,
2.

pump 1
pumpkin
pump 2

pun
pun
punch 1

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, ( )

1. ,

2. (
)

3.

punches ( )

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2.

3. ()
,
punch 2

4. (

punch-up

( ),

punchy

()

(punchier, punchiest)

punctilious
punctual
punctuality

1.
2.

punctuate

3.

punctuation

2.

puncture

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2. ,

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pundit

3.
,

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1.
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pungency
pungent
punish
punishable
punishment
punitive

2.
, ( )

2. ( ) ,

2. , ,

1. ( ) , , ( )
1.

1.
2. , ,

1.
2.

punk
punnet
punt 1
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3. (

( )

punt 2

punt 2

punt 3
punter
puny
pup
pupa
pupil
puppet

2. ()

,
,

2.

2.

(

)

2.

1.

(punier, puniest)

1.

pupas, pupae ( )
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1.

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1.
puppy

2.

1.

2.
3.
( )

purchase (,

purchase

purchase

purchaser

purc

(purer, purest)

1.

2.
3. ()
pure

purely

purgative

purgative

puree

4. ( )
5.

()

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purgatory

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2. ,

purge

purge

purification
purifier

3.

4.

1.
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2.

1.
,
,


2.

(purified, purifying)
purify

purist

puritan

puritanical

purity
purl

purloin

purple

purport

purport

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1.

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,

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purpose
purposeful

purposeless

purposely

on purpose ,

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2.

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2. ( )

purr

3.

1.

2.

purr

3.
1. ,
2.

purse

purse

purser

3.

1. , ,
2.

pursuance

pursuant

in pursuance of

in pursuant to

(pursued, pursuing)
1.
,
2. ,
3.
pursue

pursuer

4.
,

,


,
,

1. ,
,
2.

pursuit

3. ,
(purveyed, purveying)
1. ( ),

purvey

2. ( )

1.
( , )

purveyor

purview

pus

2. ( )

()

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2.

3. , ,
push

4. ,
5. (

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2.

3. , ,
push

4.

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pusher

pushover

pushy

pusillanimous

2. ,

1.
()

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2.




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()
,

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,
pussies ( )
()

puss

pussies ( )
1. ()

pussy

pustule

2. ()

(putting)

1. , , ,
2. ,
3.

4.

5. (, )
put

putative

putrefaction

2.

1. ,

(putrefied, putrefying)
putrefy

()

1.
2. ,

putrid

putsch

putt

putter
putty

3. ()

1.

puzzle

puzzle

2. ()
,

puzzled
puzzlement
puzzling
PVC

Pygmy

pyjamas

2.

1.

pigmies ( )

1. (

)

2. pygmy

English

Pronunciation

quack

quack

quack

quackery

Type

Lao
()

2. ()

1. ,

,

()

1.

(

)
quad

2.

1.

(

)
quadrangle

2.

quadrant

2.

quadrilateral
quadrille
quadriplegic
quadruped
quadruple
quadruple
quadruplet
quaff
quagmire

1.

2.

1. ,
,

1.

2. (pl)

,

,
1.

2.

quail

quail

,
(quainter, quaintest)

1.
quaint

2. , ,

quaintness

2.

quake

2. ( )

quake

1.

1. (
),
()

the Society

Quaker

of Friends ( )

qualification

2.
,

qualified

2.
,

1. ,

1.
,
,

(qualified, qualifying)
, ()
, ()
1. ()

qualify

qualitative

2. ()
,

3.
,
(, ),
1.
2.

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
quality
quality

6.

qualm

quandary

quantifiable
quantification
quantificator
quantify
quantitative

, ,

quandaries ( ) ,

quantities ( )
1. ,

quantity

quantum
quantum leap

quarantine

quarantine

quarrel

2.
,

quanta ( )

1. , ,

2.

quarrel

quarrelsome

quarry
quarry
quarry
quart

(quarrelling, quarrelled) ,

quarries (pl) , ,

2.

1.14

1.

quarries ( )
1.

2.
3.
4.

5. ( )
,

6.
,

7. (Am) 25
8. ,

9.

,



quarter

quarter

quarterdeck

quarterfinal

quarterly

quarterly

10. ,

at close quarters

1. ,

2.

(
)

8 8
,

quarterlies ( ) ()

1.

quartet

quartz

quasar

quash

quasi-

quasi money

quasi-historical

quatrain

2.

3.

(
)

1. ( ), ,
2. ( )

) , ,
(

, ,

,
(4 )

1.

quaver

2.

quaver

2.

quavery

(queasier, queasiest) ,

quay

quayside
queasy

1.

( ,
)

1. ,
2. (
)

, , )
3. (,

4. ()

5.

queen

queen mother

6. ()

(queerer, queerest)

1. ,

2. ,

2. (, , )

quench

quern

2. ,

querulous

queer

queer

queer

quell

()

1. ( , )

1.

(
)
,

queries (pl)

1. ,
query

2.

(queried, querying)

1. , ,

query

quest

2.

, ,

 ,
in question

out of question

question

Question

question mark

question time

questionable

questioner
questioning
question-master

questionnaire

queue

queue

quibble

quibble
quiche

quick

1. ,
2.

( )

(queued, queuing) ,

1.




2.
,
3.

(quicker, quickest)
1.
2.

3. ()
quick

quicken

quick-fire

4. ( ),

5.

1. ()

2.

,

()
1.

2.

quickie

quickly

quickness

quicksand

quicksilver

quickstep

quick-tempered
quick-witted
quid

quid pro quo

quiescent

3.

2.

1.

()

quid pro quos ( ) ,

,

(quieter, quietest)
1. ,
2. ,
3.
,
4.
5.

quiet

quiet down

quieten

quietism

quietly

quietness

quietude

quiff

quill

quilt

quilt

keep something quiet ,

on the quiet

1. ()

2. ,
,
1. ()

2. ()
,

1.

2. ()

(

)
1. ,

2.

3.

1.
2.

,
,

quilted

quin

quince

quincentenary

quinine

quintessence

quintessential

)
(

()

,
(pear)

(
)

(

)
1.
,

2. ,
(
1.
, )
2.

1.

quintet

quintuplet

quip

quip

2.
3.

1.

2. ( )

1.
,
quirk

quirky

quisling

2. ,

(
),

(quirlier, quirkiest)

(quitted, quitting)
1. , (, )
2. ()
3.
quit

4.

quite

2. , ,

quits

be quits

quitter

quiver

quiver

quiver

quixotic

1.

()

, ,

quizzes ( )

1.
()

2.
quiz

quiz

quizzical

quoit

quoits
quorum

3.
,

(quizzed, quizzing) ,

1.

2. , ,

quoits

)

(

quota

quotable

quotation

quote

quotidian

quotient

1.

2.

1. ,
, ,

2. ,

1. ,

2. ,

1.
,
2. ,

()
,

EngWord

relay race

right wing

run into
raw data
raw deal

Pronunciation

red tape

red-handed

relative advantage

remote control
resign yourself to

retirement pay

rig out

right away

right of way
right-hand
right-handman
roaring drunk
rock-climbing
rock-fall

rock-garden

rock-melon

rock-salt

rogue elephant

roll out

roll up

roll-call

Type

Lao

1. , 2.
1.
2.
,

()

()

1.
2.
,
( )

(


)

()

1. , ,
2. ()

rough up
roundworm
run after
run down
run off
run out

() ,
,

,

,

,

1.

rabbi

rabbit

rabble

rabid

rabies

raccoon

race 1

race 1

2. , (
)

1.

2.
,

1. (
), ,
2. ()

1.
,

2. ()

3. , ,

,
, ,
1.
2.
human race

race 2

racecourse

race relations

racer

racial

racially

racing

,

,

1.
2.

1. ,

racism
racist
racist

2.

1.

2.

3.
rack 1

rack 1

rack 2

racket 1

racket 2

racketeer

racketeering

raconteur

racoon

on the
1.

2. (
)
rack your brai

)
go to rack and ruin
(

( , , )

1. () ,

2. ()

racquet

( , , )
(racier, raciest)

1.


racy

radar

radial

2.

3.

, , ,


90

radial

radiance

radiant

radiantly

1. ,

)
2. (

1. ,

2.

1.

2. ,

radiate

radiation

radiator

3.

4. ( ) ,

1.

2.

1. ,
radical

2. ,


,

radical

radicalism

radicle

radius ( )
1.

2.
3. ,
radii

radio

4.

(radioed, raduioing)

radios ( )
1.
2.

radio

radioactive

radioactivity

radiographer

radiography
radiologist
radiology
radiotherapy
radish

3.
( ) , ()

( )

( )

,

radishes ( )

radium

radii ( )
1.

2.
3. ,
radius

4.

raffia

raffish

2.

raffle

raffle

raft

raft

raft

rafter

1.

, , ,

(ragged, ragging)
()

rag

rag

ragamuffin

rage

rage

, ,

()

1. , ,

2. ( )

3. (

)


1.

2.
ragged

3.
,

4. ,
1.

2. (
)

raging

ragout

3. (
)
4.

(

)
1.

2. (
)

raid

raid

raider

rail 1

3.

1.




2.

3.

1 , ,
,

2 ,

rail 1

rail 2

rail 3

railing

railroad

1.

2. ,

2.

)
1. ( ,

1.
railroad

railway

rain

rain

rainbow

raincoat

raindrop

rainfall
rainy

2. ,

( )
(rainier, rainiest)

1. , , ,

2. , ,
(, )
3.

raise

raise

raisin

raising

rajah

4. (

,
1. ,
2.

rake 1

rake 1

rake 2

rake 3

3. ( )

( )
4.
1.

2.

,
,

rakish

,


(rallied, rallying)

1. ,

2. ,

rally

3.
, ( )

4.

rallies ( )
1.
rally
ram
ram

2. ( ),

3.

(rammed, ramming)

, , , ,

2. , , ,

1.

Ramadan

ramble

ramble

rambler

1. ( )
2.
3.

1. ( )
2.

1.
( )
2.

1. () ,
rambling

ramblings

ramblings

ramification

ramp 1

ramp 2

rampage
rampage

rampant

rampart

ramrod

ramshackle

2. ( , )
3. ,

1. ,
)
2. ( ) (
1.

2.

1. ,

2.

1. , ,

2.

1. (,
, )

2.
, ( )

3.

1. (, )
2.

(run, running)
1.

2.

3. ,
4.
ran

5. ( ),
6.
ranches ( )

ranch

rancher

rancid

2.

rancidity

rancorous

random

random

random sampling

rancour

random numbers

1.

,
,
at random

,
,
at random

(randier, randiest)
()

randy

ranee

()

,
( ),

(ring, rung, ringing)

1.
2. ( , )
3. ()
()

rang

4.
5.

1. ,
2. ,
3. ,
4. (, )

5.
range

6.
(ranged, ranging)
1. ,
2.

3. (, ),
range

ranger

rank 1

4.

,
1. , ,

2. , ,
1.

2. ,
,

3.


4. ( )
rank 1

the ran

1. (
)

2.
rank 2

rankle

ransack

ransom

ransom

rant

rant

3.
,

1.


2.

( )

hold to ransom

,

(rapped, rapping)

1. ,
2. , ,
3. ()
rap

4.

1.

2. (),
3. ()
4.
rap

rapacious

rapacity

rape 1
rape 1

not care/give a rap

(raped, raping)

rape 2

rapid

rapidity

rapids

rapier

rapist

rapport
rapprochement
rapt

rapture

rapturous

( )

1.
2.

, ,

(rarer, rarest)

1. ()
rare

rarely

rarified

raring

rarity

rascal

2.
, ,
, ,

)
3. (

1. () (
)
2.

1.
,
,

2.

,
3.

1.

2. ,

rashes ( )
rash 1

rash 2

rasher

rashness

rasp

rasp

, ,

(rasher, rashest)

(
)

,
1.

2. ,
raspberries ( )

1.

raspberry
rat

2. ()
,
1. ,

2. ,
3.
rat

ratchet

the rat race

1. ,

2. , ,

rate

at any rate

1.
2. ,
3. ,

4.
5.
rate

rateable

rather

ratification

ratify

rating

ratio

ration

6.

( )

1. ,

2. ,

3.

,
,
(ratified, ratifying)

,
,
1. ,
,

2. , ,

3. ,

1.


2.


3. ( )
1.

2.
rational

rationale

rationalism

rationalist
rationalistic

3.
, ,

rationality

,
1.

2.
()

rationaliz(s)e

rationally

ratoon

ratoon

rattan

1.

2. ( )

rattle

rattle

rattled

rattlesnake

rattling

3.

4.
,

1. ,

2.

,

(rattier, rattiest)
()

ratty
raucous

2.

1.
(raunchier, raunchiest)
()

raunchy

(ravaged, ravaging)
1.

ravage

ravages

ravages

rave

2.

(raved, raving)

1. ,

2. ()
(ravelled, ravelling)

1.
, (, )

ravel

raven

raven

ravening

ravenous

ravine

raving

raving

raving

ravioli

ravish

2.

2.

ravishing

2.

,
1.
1.

(rawer, rawest)
1.
2. ,

3. ,
4. ()

5. ( )
raw

raw material

ray 1

ray 1

ray 2

rayon

raze

razor

razzamatazz

razzle-dazzle

re

in

2.

1. , ,
,

,
,

()

()

1.
2.
3.
4.
5. ,
6.
7.
reach

8.
reaches ( )

1. ,
2.
3.
reach

4.
1.
,
2.

react

reaction

reactionary

reactionary

reactor

3.

2.
,

1.
, , ,

,

nuclear reactor

1. ,
2.
3.

4. ( )
5. ,
read
readable

reader

readily
readiness

6.

2.

1.
1.

2.

3.

1.

2. ,

3.

1.

2.

1. ,
2.

reading
readjust
readmission
readmission

3.

4.
,

(readier, readiest)
1.
,

2.

3.

4. ,

5.
ready

ready money

ready-made clothes
ready-mixed concrete
reaffirm

-
-

real

real estate

real growth

real interest rate

realism
realist
realistic
realistically

at t

1. ,

2.
,
3.

1.

2.

3.

1.

2.

2.

1.

,

realities ( )
, ,
reality
realiz(s)able

realiz(s)ation

realiz(s)e

in reality

2.

1. ( )
1.

2.
3. ,

1. , ,

,
2.

realm

realtor

2. ,

ream

(
500

really

reap

reaper

reappear

reappearance

rear

3. ( ),
,

1.

2. ,

1.

( )
1.

2.

1.

2.

3.

1.

2.
rear

,
3. ()

1.
,
2.

rear

rearguard

rearm

rearm

rearrange

rearrangement

reason
reason

3.

1.

2. ,

3.
1.
2.
1. ,
2. , () ,

reasonable

reasonably

reasoning

reassurance

reassure

reassuring

3. ,
4.

1. ,

2. ,

) ,
(

rebate

rebel

rebel

rebellion

rebellious
rebirth

reborn

rebound

rebuff

rebuff

rebuild

rebuke

rebuke

rebut
rebuttal
recalcitrance
recalcitrance
recalcitrant

recall

2. ,

, ,

1. ,

2. ,

(

,
)



(rebuilt, rebuilding)

, ,

, ,
(rebutted, rebutting)

,
,

,
,

,

, ,

(rebelled, rebelling)

1. (

,
,

,
,

1.

2.

3. ,

recant

( , ) ,

recantation

( , ) ,

recap

recap

recapitalisation

recapitulate

recapitulation

(recapped, recapping)

recapitulate

recapitalisation

, ,
,

, ,
,

1.

2.
recapture

recast

3.
1.

2. ,

3. (, )
1. , ,
2. ()

recede
recehorse
receipt
receive

3. (

)
4. ()

2. ( )

2.

1. ,
1.

1.

2.

3.
receiver

receivership

recently

receptacle

recent

reception

receptionist

receptive

receptivity

receptor

4.

recess

recession

recetrack

recharge

recipe

recipient
reciprocal

,
1.

2.

3.

1.
2. ,

recesses ( )
1. ,

,
2.

, ,

1.
,
2.

1. , ( )
2.

reciprocate

, ,

reciprocation

, , ,

reciprocity

recital

recitation

2.

recite

reckless

recklessness

reckon
reckoning

1. ,

, , ,

,

, ,

,
1. , ,
2.

3. ,

1. (, , , )
2.

1.

2.



reclaim
reclamation

recline

reclining

recluse

reclusive

3.

4. ,

1.

2.

1. ,

)
2. (

)
(

recognition

recogniz(s)able

recogniz(s)e

recogniz(s)ed

recoil

recoil

recollect

1.

2.

1. ,
,
2. ,

1. ( ),

2. , ,

, ( )
1.

2.
recollection

recommend

recommendation
recompense
recompense

3.
1.

2.
3.

1.
2.
3.
1.

2. ( )

2. ,

1. ,
1.

,

2.

reconcile

3.

,

4.

1. ,


2.

reconciliation

recondition

reconnaissance

reconsider

reconsideration

reconstitute

reconstruct
reconstruction
record

3.

,

4.

1. ,
2. (,
, )
1.

2.
record

3.

4.

1.

2. (, , )

recorder

3.

1.
2. ( )

recording
record-player

re-count

recount

3.
,
4.

recoup

recourse

recover

1.

2.

,

1. ,
,
,

2.

3. ()

1. ,

2.

recovery

3.

recreation

recreational

recrimination
recriminatory
recrudescence

recruit

recruit

recruitment

rectal

rectally

rectangle

rectangular
rectification
rectify

, ,

,
,

() , ( , ),

, ,

,



(rectified, rectifying)

rectitude

rector

,


, ,

1.

2. ( )
rectories ( )

rectory

rectum

,

,

recumbent

2.

recuperate

recuperation

recuperative

1. ,
1. ,
2.

(recurred, recurring)

, ()

1. ,

recur

recurrence

recurrent

recurring

recyclable
recycle
recycled
recycling
red
red

2. ( )

,
,

,

(redder, reddest)

in the red

 ,
1.
redden

reddish

2.

3.

1.

2.

3.

,

redeem
redeemer

4. ( ,

, )
5.

1.

2. Redeemer

()
1.
,

2.

redemption

redemptive

redeploy

redevelop
redeveplopment
redfin
red-handed

3.

4.

(
), (
)

red-hot

redirect

redirection

()

1.

2. ,

redistribute

1. ,

2.

1.

2.
redistribution
redness

3.

redolent

2.

redoubt

redoubtable

2.

redress
redress

1.
,

1.

1.


,
2.

1.


,
2.

1.

, ,
,
2.

3. ,
reduce

reduction

4.
,

1.
redundancy

redundant
redwood

2.
1.

2.

,
3.

reed

reedy

reef

reef-knot

reek
reek

1.

2.

(reedierf, reediest)
1.

2.

,

,

, ,

,
1. ,

,

2. , ,
reel

reel

re-elect

re-examine

ref

re-enter

refectory

3.
1. ( ), (

2. ,

3.

,
()

referee

()

refectories ( )

(referred, referring)
1.



2.
3.
refer

referee

referee

4. ,
( ,

(refereed, refereeing)

1.

2.

3.
reference

reference book

refernda ( )

referendum

referral

2.

refill
refill

1.




1.

2.

)
,
1.

, ,
2.
()

(
3.
)

refine

4.

1.

2.

3. ,
refined

4.
1.

2.

refinement

3.

4. ,

refineries ( )

1.

refinery

2.

(refitted, refitting)

refit

, ()

reflect

2. ,

1.
,

1. , ,

2.

3.

reflection

reflective

reflector

reflex

reforest

reforestation

4.
,
5.

1.

2.
,

,


reflexes ( )

reform

,
1.
,


,
2.

1.
,
2.

reformation

reformed

reformer

reformism

reformist
refract

refraction

refractory

refrain 1

3.

refreshing

refreshments

refrigerator

refuel
refuge
refugee

,
1.

,
,

refresh

refrigeration

2.

(
)

refrain 2

refrigerate

1.

( )
2.

1.

2. ()

, ()

,
(refuelled, refuelling)

,
,

refund

refund

refundable

refurbish
refurbished
refurbishment

1.

2. ,
refusal

refuse

3.
,
1.
2. ,

refuse

refutation

refute

3.

,
,

,
,
1.

2.
regain

regal

regale

3. ,

2.

1.

,
,

,
,

regalia

,
,

regalia

regality

,
1.

2. ,
3.
regard

4.

1.

2. ,
,
3.
regard

regarding

regarding

regardless

regatta

4. ,

regency

regenerate

regeneration

regenerative

regent

regicide

regime

1. , ( , )

,
2.



1.

2.
1.

2.

regimen
regiment
regimental

regimentation

regimented

2.

2.

2.
,

1.
1.

1.

1. ,
2.

3.
4.
region
regional

in the region
,
,
1.

2. ( ) ,
,
register

3. ()

1. ,
2.

register

registered

registrar

registration

3.

2.

1.

, ( )

registries ( )
1. ,
2.

3.
registry

regress

regression

2.

1.
1.
2.

regressive

regret

regret

regretful

regrettable

regroup

3. ()

(regretted, regretting)

1.
2.
3.

4.

regular

regularity

regulariz(s)e

5.

6. ()

, ,

1.
,

2.


( )

1.
2.
3. (
),

regulate
regulation

4.
,

2. ,

1.
1.

2.
regulation

regulator

regulatory

regurgitate

regurgitation

,
3. ,

, ( )

rehabilitate

rehabilitation

rehash

, ( )

()

, ( ))
()

, ,

rehash

rehearsal

rehearse

1.
(, )
2.

(, )

rehouse

Reich

reign

reign

reigning

reimburse

reimbursement
rein
rein
reincarnate
reincarnation
reindeer
reinforce

1. ( )

2.

,

2.

1. ,
(, )

1. ( )
2. ,

1. , ,

2. ( ) ,
1. ( ) ,
2.

1. ( ) ,
2.
,

1.
,

2.
,

1.
,

reinforcement

2.
,

reinstate

2. ,

reinstatement

1.

1.

2. ,

reiterate

reiteration

,
,

,
,
,

1.

2. ,
reject

( , )
3.

reject

1. ,

2.

rejection
rejoice
rejoicing

( , )
3.

2. ,

2.

rejoin

rejoinder

rejuvenate

rejuvenation

rekindle

relapse

1. ,

1. ,


1. ( ),

2.
3.

,

1.




2.

,

1.




2.

1.



2.

,


have a relapse

relapse

relate
related

,
, (, )

1. ,
2.

3. relate to
1.

2.

1.
,

2.

relation
relationship

relative

relative

relatively
relativity

relax

relaxation

3. ( )

2.

1. ,
,
1.

2.

3.

1.

2.

1.
2.
1.

2.
3.

1.

2.
3.

1. ,


2.
relaxed

relaxing

3.

1. ()
2.

relay
relay

release

3.

4.


1.
2.

1.
,
,

2.
)
, (

3.

1.
,

2.
,

release
relegate
relegation
relent

relentless

relevance

relevant

reliability

3.
4.

1. ,

2. ,

1. ,

2. ,

1.
,

2.
,

, ,

,

,
,

reliable
reliance
reliant

, ,

, ,
1.
,
2.

3. ( )
relic

4.

1. ,

2.
,
relief
relief map

3.

4.

1.

2. ,
relieve

relieved

religion

religious

religiously

relinquish

relish

3.

4.
,

1.

2. ,
1.
2.

,
,
,
1.

2.
3.

relish

reload

relocate

reluctance

reluctant

1. ,

2.

,

,

(relied, relying)

rely on/upon
rely

remain
remainder

remainder

remake

remake

remand

remand
remark

remark
remarkable

1.
,
2. ,
1.

2.

3. ,

1. , ,

2.

, (

)
1. , ,

2.

, (

)
, (
)

, ,

on remand
1.

2. ,

,

,

1. ,
2.

remarkably

remedial

remedy

remedy

remember
remembrance

1.
2.

, ,

, ,

(remedied, remedying)

remedies ( )

1. , (), (

),

1. ,

2.
,

3.
1.

2.

remind

reminder

2.

reminisce

, ,

1. ,
,

1. , ,

reminiscence

2. ( )

reminiscent

, ,

remiss

remission

1.
,

2.

3.

(remitted, remitting)
1.

2.


3.
remit

remittance

remnant

remodel

remorse
remorseful
remorseless

4.
5.

1.

2.

3.

,
,
, ,

,
,

1. ,
2. ,

(remoter, remotest)

1.
remote

remoteness

removable

removal

2.

3.

, ,

1.
,

2. ,
3.

1.

2. , , ,

remove

removed

remover

remunerate

remuneration

remunerative

renaissance

Renaissance

renal

3.

4.

1.

2.

3.

,
,

, ,

(rent, rending)

1. ,
2.
rend

3. ,

4. ()

1.

2.
3.

4. ()

5. , ,
6.
7.
render
rendering
rendezvous
rendezvous
rendezvous
rendition

2.

2.

renegade

renege

renew

renewable
renewal
renewed

1. ,

1.

1.

2.

,
, ,

2.

1.

3 ( )

1. ()

2. ,
renounce

renovate

renovation

renown

renowned

rent

rent
rent

3.

4. (
, , , )
, ,

, ,

)
(
1.

2.

2.

1.
1.

rental

renunciation

2.

reopen

reorganize

2. ( )

repair

repair

repairable

2. ,

,
1. ,
1.

1.

2. ,



3.

1.

2.

reparation

repast

repatriate

repatriation

repay

repayable

repayment

repeal

repeal

1.

2. ( )

(repaid, repaying)

1.

2.

1.

2.

)
( ,

)
( ,
1. , ,

2.

repeat

repeated

3.

,
4.

(repelled, repelling)

1.
repel

repellent

repellent

repent

repentance

repentant

2.

3. ,

,
,

repercussion
repertoire

repetition

repetitious

repetitive

rephrase
repine

1.

2. ( )

1.

2.

replace

3.

1. , , ,
,

replacement

2. ,
,

replay

2.

replay

replenish

replenishment

replete

replica

replicate

1. ,

1. ,
2.

1.

2.

1.
2.

3.

(replied, replying)
reply

replies ( )
1.

reply

2.
1. ,
2. ,
3.
4.

report

report

reportage

reportedly

reporter
repose
repose

repose

5.

1.
2. ,
3.


1.

2.

1.

2. ,
1.

2.
1. ,

2. ( )

3. (
)

repositories ( )
1.

2. ,

repository
repossess

repossession

reprehensible

3.

4.

,
1. ,

2. , ,
represent

3.

4.
1.
,
,

2. ,

3. ,
representation

representative

representative

4.

2. , ,

1.

, ,

1.

, ,
2.
,
, ,

repress

repressive

reprieve

reprimand

2. ,

reprimand

)
1. (

reprint

reprint

reprisal

reprise

reproach

reproach

reproachful

reproachless

reprobate

reproduce

reproduction
reproductive

2. ,

reproving

reptile

republic

republican

reproaches ( )

reprove

reptilian

reproof

1.

, , ,

,

1.
,

2.
,

3. ,

1.
,

2. , ,
3. ,
,

, ,

1.
2.

republican
republicanism
repudiate
repudiation
repugnance
repugnant

repulse
repulsion
repulsive
reputable
reputation

repute

reputed

reputedly

request

request

requiem

require

requirement

requisite

1.

2.

,
,

, ,

, ,
1. , ,
2.
3. ,
1.

2.

,
1.

2.

1.

,

2.

,
,


,

requisition

requisition

requite

reroute

rerun

,
,


1.

2.

3.
,
,

(
, )

(reran, rerun, rerunning)

1. ()
rerun
reschedule

rescind

rescue

rescuer

research

research

researcher

resemblance

resemble

resent

resentful

resentment

2.

, )
(

researches ( )

,
,

1.

2. ,
reservation

3. ,


4.

1.

2.
3.

reserve

4.

5. ,
1.
2.

3. ,

reserve
reserved

4.

5. ( )
1.

2. , ,
1.
,
2.

reservoir

resettle

resettlement

reshape

reshuffle

reshuffle
reside

3. ()
4.

1. ,

residence

residency

resident

resident

residential

residual

residue
resign

2. ,
3.

1. ,

2.

1.

2.

,

,

1. , ,
2.

3.

1.
2.

resignation

resigned

3.

resilience
resilient
resin

2.
, (
, )

1.

1. ,

2. , ( )

resist

,
3.
4. ,

1. ,

2. , ( )

resist

,
3.
4. ,

1. ,
2.

resistance
resistant

resit

resolute

3.

4.

(reset, resitting)

, ,

1. ,
2.

3.

resolution
resolve

4. ,

2. ,

1. ,
1. ,
2.

3.

resolve
resolved

4. ,

resonance

resonant

resonate

resort

,
,

,
,
1. ,

2. ,

resort
resound
resounding

resource

resourceful

respect

the last resort

1. (, )

2. ( )

1.

2.

1. ,
,

2.

,
,

1.
2.

3. ( )
respect

respectability

4. , , , ,

,
1.
2.
3.

respectable
respectful
respecting

4.

5. ,

, ,

respecting

respective

respectively

respiration

respirator

respiratory

respire

respite

resplandence

resplendent

respond
respondent
response
responsibility

, ,

1. ,

2.
1.

2.
( )

, ,
,
1.
2.

1.
2.
,
3.

responsible
responsive

4.

1. ,
,
2.

3. ,

4.
rest 1
rest 1

rest 2

rest 2

restart

restate

restaurant

restaurateur

restful

restfulness

restitution

restive

5.

6.

1.
, ,

2.
)
,
,
(

the rest

1.

2.

rest assured

rest with

2.

1.

1.

2.

3.

1.
,
2.

restless
restlessness

restoration

restorative

1. , ,


2.

1.
2. ,
1.

2.

3. ( )

1.


2.

restore

restorer

restrain

restrained

3.




4. ( )

(
1. , ,
, , ,

)

2.

1.
2. ,

1. ,
, ,
2.

restraint

restrict

restriction

restrictive

restructure

restructuring
result
result

3.

,


,

resume

resumption

resurface
resurgence

resurgent

resurrect

resurrection

resuscitate

1. ,

2. ,
)

, (

1.

2. ,

retail

retail

2.

retailer

resuscitation

retain

1.

1. , ,
2.

3.

1.
retainer

retaliate

retaliation

2.

(
, ), , ,

retaliatory

retard

retardant

retardation

retarded

retch

retention

retentive

rethink

reticent

reticent

retina

retinue

1.

2.

, , ,

1.
2.

(retinas, retinae)

( )

1. , ,

2. ()

3. ( )
retire

retired

retiree

5. ,

retirement

retiring

retort

1. ,

2.
,

1. ,

2.

retort

retrace

retract

2. ( ) ,

retraction

retread

retreat
retrench

retrenchment

retrial

retribution

retrieval
retrieve

retriever

retro

retroactive

1. ( ) , , ( )
2. ( )

retractable

retreat

1.

1. ( )

2. ,

( )

2. ,

2.

2. ( )

1.

1.

1. , (
)

1. , (
)

2. ( )

, ,
1.

2.

2. ,

2.

1.

1.

,

,

retrograde
retrogress
retrogression

retrogressive

retro-rocket

retrospect

retrospection

retrospective

1. ,
2.

1. ,
2.

1. ,
2.

1. ,
2.

,

in retrospect

1. ,
,

2. ,

1.
2.

return

3.

4. ( )

1. ( )
2. ,
3.
in return (
, )

return

1.
2. ,
3.

return

return match

return ticket

returnable

4.

5.

1.

2.
returnee

3.
1. ,
, ,

reunion

reunite

reusable

reuse
Rev

2. (

()
, () , ()

Reverend

(revved, revving)
()

rev

( )

rev

2.

revaluation

()

1.

revalue

revamp

reveal
revealing
reveille

1.

2. ( )

2.

1. ( )

(revelled, revelling)

revel

(
1.

1. ,

revelation

reveller

revelry

revenge

revenge

revengeful

revenue

reverberate

reverberation

revere

reverence

2. () ( )

1.
,

2. (, )

,
,
,

,

reverent

reverie

reversal

, ,
1.

2. ,
1. ,
2.

reverse
reverse

3.
4.

, ,
reverse gear
1.

)
2. (
), (

reverse
reversible
reversion
revert to

3.
4.

1.

)
2. (
,

()
1.

2. ( )

1. ,

2. (, , ),
review

3. ( ,
1. ,
2.

review

reviewer

3. ( , )

(, , )

revile

revise

revision

revisit

revitaliz(s)e

revival

revive

revival
revoke

revolt

revolt

revolting

1. ,
2.

3.
1. ,
2.

3.

2.

1.

,

2.

1.

1. ,
2.

1. ,
2.

, ,

1.

2.
3. ,
revolution

revolutionary

revolutioniz(s)e

revolve

4.

revolver
revolving
revue
revulsion
reward
reward
rewarding
rewire

2.

reword

rework

1.

1.

2.

(rewrote, rewritten, rewriting)

rewrite

rhapsodic

2.

rhapsodiz(s)e

1.

rhapsodies ( )

1.

rhapsody

rhetoric

2. ,

rheumatic

rheumatism

rhinestone

2.

1.

()
rhino
rhinoceros

rhinoceroses ( )

rhubarb

rhumatoid arthritis

2. () ()

rhyme

() , ()

rhododendron
rhombus

rhyme

rhythm

rhythmic

rhythmical

rib

rhombuses ( )
1.

1.
(), ,

2. , ( )

3 ,

2.

1.

(ribbed, ribbing)
()

rib

ribald

ribaldry

riband

ribbing

()

1.
ribbon

rice

2.

(richer, richest)
1.
2.
3.

4.

rich

riches

riches

5. ,

, ,

, ,
1.
2.

3.

richly

4.

5.
1.

2.
3. ()

()
4.

richness

rick 1

rick 2

rickets

( ),

rickety

()

,
1.
, , ,

2.

rickety

rickshaw

ricochet

ricochet

,
1.
, , ,

2.

1.

2.
,

rid ( ,

)
(ridding)

rid

,



,
, 2
get rid of 1.

rid ( ,

)
(ridding)

rid

ridden

riddle

,



,
, 2
get rid of 1.

(rode, ride, riding)

1. (,
)

2. ( , )

1.
(, )
2.

1. , ,
2.

riddle
riddle
riddled

ride

3.

,

(rode, ridden, riding)

1. (,
)

2. ( , )

ride

rider

2.

ridge

ridicule

ridicule
ridiculous
riding

(, )

rife

riffraff

rifle

rifle

rift

1.

,
,
,
()

1.

2.





1.

2.
,

1. ,
2.
(rigged, rigging)
1. , ,

rig

2. (

1.

2. ,

rig

rig up

rigging

,
3. ()


1. ,
2. ,

3.

4.
5. ,
right
right

6.
7.

1.



,


,
2.

1. ( )
2.

3.
4.
right

5.

6.

1.

2.

3.
4.

right

right angle

righteousness

rightful

right-handed

rightist

righteous

5.

in the right

rightly

right-minded

-,

rightness

1.

2.
3.
rigid
rigidity
rigorous

4.

2.

2. ()

1.

1. ,

1. ,
2. ( ) (
), (

rigour

)
(riled, riling)
()

rile

rill

rim

rimless

rimmed

, ,

,
2. ,

rind

ring 1

1. ,

1.
( ),
( )
2.

( ),

( )

1.
2. ,
,

3.
4.
ring 1

5. ,

(rang, rung, ringing)

1.
2. ( , )
3. ()
()

4.
ring 2

ring 2

ringer

ringleader

ringmaster

ringside

ringworm

rink

rinse
rinse

5.

2.

1. , ,

1. ,
2.

3.

1. ,

2.

1. , ,

riot

riot

rioter

2.

1.

riotous

2. ( )

(ripped, ripping)
1. , ,
2. (), ()

3. ()

4. (

rip off

rip off

rip

()

( ()

,

(riper, ripest)

1. ()
,

2.
,
ripe

ripen

ripeness

riposte

3. , ,

, ( )

1. ()

2.
,

1.

2.

ripper

ripple

ripple

3. ()

1.

2.

(rose, risen, rising)

1.
2.
rise

3. ( ), ,

4.

1.
,

2.
3.

rise

,

4.

1. ()

, ( )

2.
rising

3.

rising

risk

2.

risk

, ,

risky
risotto
risque

1.

(riskier, riskiest)

, ,

risottos ( )

( ,

, )

rissole

rite

ritual

ritualistic

,
,

(ritzier, ritziest)
()

ritzy

rival

rival

rival

rivalry

riven

river

riverside

rivet

,
,

,
,

rivet

riveting

riviera

rivulet

roach

roach

(rivalled, rivalling)

,
,

,
1.
( )
2.

3. (,
)

()

( , , )

2.

1.

1. , ,
road

2.

roadblock

2. ,

roadhouse

roadshow

roadside

roadster

roadway

roadworks

roadworks

roadworthy

roam

roam

roar

roar

1.

( )


,

()
,
,

,

1.

2.
3. ()
roaring
roast

roasting

roasting

rob
robber

a roaring fire

( )

( )

(robbed, robbing)

robbery

robe

robe

robed

2.

robin

robot
robotic
robustne
robustness

(robbed, robbing)

1.


1.

2.

3.

(, )

1. ,

rock

, ,
2.

rock

2.
,

rock

2.

rocker

,
2.

rockery

rocket

2.

,
1.
1.

1.


rockeries ( )
1.


1.

2.

3.

rocket
rocketry
rocking
rocking-chair

rocking-horse

4. ( )
5. ()

, ,

)
(rockier, rockiest)

1. , ,

2. (),
rocky

rod

rode

rodent

rodeo

roe

roger

rogue

3. ()

1.

2.

3.

(ride, ridden, riding)

1. (,
)

2. ( , )

1. ,

2.

,

1. ,
roguish

roister

role

2.

2.

1.
1.

2. ,

3.
4.

5.
roll

6. ()
1. ,

2.


3.

4.
roll

5.

1.

2.

3.
roller

roller-coaster

roller-skate

rollick

rollicking

4. , (

1.

2.
rolling

,
3. ()

rolling-pin

rolling-stock

Roman

(
)

1. ,

2.
3.
1.
2.

Roman

Roman Catholic 1. , 2.

1.
2.

romance

3. ( , )
4.

1. , ,

romantic

romantically

romanticiz(s)e

2. (, )

2.

Romeo

romp

romp

1.

,

1. Romeo and Juliet

1.
()

2.

1. ()

2. () ,

rompers
rompers

roof

roofed

roofer

roofing
roofless

rook

rook

rook

rookery

room

roomful

room-mate

roomy

1.

2.

rookie

roomer

1.

2.

room

()

rookeries ( )

1.

2.
()
,
,

, ,
1.

2.

3. (),

()
,

(roomier, roomiest)

roost

rooster

root

root out 1. , 2. , 3. ,


1. , ( )
2.
3.
,

root

root

root

rooted

rootless

rope

take root ,

() ,

2.

() ,

1.

(roped, roping)

rope in

1.

2.
3. ( )
4.
rope

show someone the rope

( )

()
rort

( )

()
rort

rosaries ( )
1.

rosary

2.

(rise, risen, rising)

1.
2.
rose 1

3. ( ), ,

4.

1.
,
2.

3.

4.

2.

rose 2

roseate

rosebud

rosella
rosemary
rosette
rosewood
rosily
rosin
rosiness

1.

1.
2. ,

 ( ),

roster
roster
rostrum

( )

rostra, rostrums ( )
(rosier, rosiest)

1.

rosy
rot

2. ,

(rotted, rotting)

1. ( )
2.
3.

rot

rota

rotary

4. () ,
5.

1. , ,
2.

rotate

3. ( )

rotation

rotational

2.

rote

1. , () ,

rotisserie
rotor
rotten
rotter
rotund

2.

2. , ,

,
,

rouble

rough

1. ,

rotunda
rouge

1.

()
( )

( )

,

(rougher, roughest)

1. ()
2. ,
3. ()

4. ( )
rough

5.

rough

2. ,

rough in/out
rough it
roughage
rough-cast

roughen

1. (

)
,

(roughened, roughening)

1.

2.

()
roughhouse

roughhouse

roughly

2.

roughneck

2.

roughness
roulette

round

()

1.

1. ,
,
1.

2.
,

3. (
) ,

1.

, ,
2.
3.
4. ( )

round

round abo
(rounder, roundest)
1.
2. (
)

round

3.
,

1.
, , ,

2. ( ), (), ( )
round

round

round

round off

round up

roundabout

roundabout

rounded

roundel

rounders

roundly

roundness

round-shouldered

round-up

1.

, 2.

1. ()

2. ( )

1. (

)
2. ()

1.
2.

,
1.

2.

rouse

rousing

roustabout

rout

rout

route

route

3.
( )

,

,

routine
routine
routinely
roux

,
,

roux

rove

rover

roving

row

row

row

,
,

,
1.

,

2. ,

, ,



( )

()

1. ,
row

2.

rowan

2.

1. (
)

(rowdier, rowdiest)

1.
rowdy

rower

rowing

rowing-boat

rowlock

royal

2. ,
,

1. ,

2. ,
3. ,

royalist

royalties ( )

,
1. ,
royalty

RSVP

2.
,

3.

repondez s'il vous plait = please reply

(rubbed, rubbing)
, , , ,

rub
rub
rubber
rubbery
rubbish
rubbish
rubbish
rubble
rubella
rubicund
rubric

2. ,

2.

2.

,
,

rub out ,
1. , , ,
1.

1.

,

( )

rubies ( )
1.

ruby

2.

1.

ruck
rucksack

2.

3.

()

()
ruckus

,
()

, ,

ructions

()

, ,

ructions
rudder
ruddy

()
(ruddier, ruddiest)
( ) , (
)
(ruder, rudest)

1. ,
2. ,
rude

3. ,

rudeness

rudiment

,

2. ( )

rudimentary

2.

1.
1.

(rued, ruing)
rue

rueful

ruff
ruffian

ruffle
ruffle
rug
rugby

( )

,
1.

2.

,
1. () , () , (
) , (
)
2. ,

1.

2.


1.

2.
3. ( ),
4. (
)
rugged

5. (),

rugger

ruin

()

1. , (

),

2. ,
ruin
ruined

3.

2. , ,

1. ( )

ruinous

,
,
1. , ,
2. (, )

rule

as a rule ,

1.
2.

3.
rule
ruler
ruling

rule a line
1.
,

2.

1.
2.

1.
2.

ruling

rum

rumba

3.

1.
2.
1. ()
2. (
)

3. ( )
rumble

4.

5. (

1.

2.

rumble

3.

4. ()

1.

2.


rumblings

ruminant

ruminant
ruminate
rummage
rummage
rummy
rumour
rumour
rump
rumple
rumpus

1.
2.

2. ,

1.

2. ,

,
4.

3.

,

1.

( )
rump steak

)
(
, (

1. (),
2.

1.

2.

3.
run

4.
(cricket)

5.

(ran, running)
1.

2.

3. ,
4.

5. ( ),
run
run a risk
run across
run in
run of the mill
run over
runaway
runaway

6.

1.

2. ()

(rang, ring, ringing)

1.
2. ( , )
rung
rung

3. ()
()

4.

1.

2.

3.
runner

4.
5. ,

( ) (runner-up)
runners-up

1.

2.

3.
running
running

in the running

1.
,

2.

(runnier, runniest)
1.

,

runny
runway
rupee
rupture

2. ()

3. (

(
)
1. ,

2. ,
1.

2.
3. ,
rupture
rural
ruse

4.

1.
, ,

2.

3. ( )
rush

4. ()
5.

rush

rushes ( )
1.

2.

3.


4.
rush
rush 2
rush-hour
rusk
russet
Russian
Russian
rust
rust
rustic

rusticate
rusticity

5.

rushes ( )

1.
2.

1.

2.

1.



,

2.
,



3.

,
(rustled, rustling)

rustle

1.
,

2. (

rustle
rustler
rustproof
rusty

rut
ruthless

ruthlessness

rutted

rutting
rye

()

,
(rustier, rustiest)

, (

, ,

()

English

Pronunciation

saber

sack

sacred
sacrifice
sad
saddle
sadness
safe
safely

Type

, ( ) ,

Lao

1. ,

2. ( )

, ,

1.

2. ( )

1.

2. ( ) ,

safety

sage

2. ( )
,

sail

2. ( )

sailboat
sailor
saint
saintly
sake
salad
salad dressing

1.

1.

salary
sale
saleable
salesgirl
saleslady

salesman

sailva

salmon

salon

saloon

,
1.

2. ( )

salt

salute

2. ( )

salvage
salvation
salve
same

sample

sanction

sand

sandal

1. ,

,
1.

2. ( )

1.

2. ( )

1. ,
2. ( )

1.

2. ( )

sandpaper
sandpiper
sandstone
sandwich
sandy

sane

sanitarium

sanitary

,

,

Santa Claus

sap

sapsucker

, ,

sash
satan
satellite
satin

satisfaction

satisfy

Saturday

Saturn

saucepan

saucer
sausage

()

2. ( )

1.

,
, ,

2. ( )

2. ( )

1.
1.

savage
save
savings
savings bank
savour

saw
sawdust
sawmill
saxophone

1. , ,

,
,

1. , ,

2. ( )

scatter

scarce
scarf

3. see

2. ( )

scar
scare

1.

2. ( )
, ,

scale

scant

scald

scandal

2. ( )

say

scan

1.

,
1.
2. ( )

scene

scenery

scenic
scent
schedule

1.

2. ( ) ,

scheme

2. ( )

scholar

school

schoolbook
schoolboy
schoolgirl
schoolhouse
schoolmate
schoolroom
science
scientific
scientist
scissors
scoff

scold

scoop

scope

scorch

1.

1.

2. ( )

,

,

1. ,
score
scorn

2. ( )
,

2. ( )

scorpion

scour

scourge

scout

scowl
scramble
scrap
scrape
scream

screw

screwdriver

scrip

sculptor
sculpture
sea
seacoast

2. ( )

scrub

1. ,

screen

script

1.

, ,
1.

,
,

2. ( )

, , ,

1.


2. ( )

seafood

seagull

seal

seam

seaplane

seaport

search

searchlight
seashell
seashore
seasick

2. ( )

1. ,

1. ,

2. ( )

1.

season

2. ( )

seat

2. ( )

seaweed

second

secondhand

second-rate
secret

1.
,

,
1.

2. ( ) ,

3. ( )

1.

2. ( )

2. ( )

1.

secretarial

sect

section

2. ( )

secure

2. ( )

secretary

security
sedan

see off

seed

seedy

seek
seem

seep

seine

seize

seldom
select
selection
self

1.

1.

see

seeing

2. ( )
,

1.

,
(,
)
1. ,

2. ( )

1.

2. ( )

, ,

self-assertive
self-complacent
self-confident
self-conscious
self-contained
self-control
self-evident
self-government
selfish
sell

1.

2. ( )

seller

sellotape

selvage

selves

semantic

semantics

semaphore

semblance

semen

semester

semi

simibreve

semicircle

,


self

1.

,

2. ( )
)

(

,
,

" "

semicircular
semicolon
semiconductor
semi-detached house
semi-final

silicon germanium

seminar

seminary

semiprecious

semi-professtional

semi-skilled

semitic

semi-trailer

semitropical

semitone

semi-vowel

semolina

sempstress

senate

senator

senarorial

send

send away for

send for

send in

(;)

,
( )

, ,

(

y w

(
)

, ,

()

send off

send out

send word

sender

() ,

( , , ),
,

senile

senility

, ()
1. , ,
, ,

,

senior

seniority

senna
sensation

2. ( )
,
,
,


,

,
,

,
,
,

sensational

sensationalism

sensationalist
sensationalis(z)e

1. , , , ,
, ,
, , , , ,

sense

come to one's senses

2. ( )

, ,


,

common sense

make sense

sense of duty

in a sense

sense organ
take leave of one's sense
senseless
sensibility

sensible
sensibly

sensitive
sensitiz(s)e

sensitivity
sensor
sensory
sensual
sensuous
sent

, ,
,

,
,

,
, , , ,
,

( ),
, ()
, ,

,
,
,

,
send

1. , , ,


sentence

sententious

sententience

sentient

sentiment

sentimental

sentimentalism

sentimentality
sentimentaliz(s)e
sentinel
sentry

sentry-box

sepal

separable

separate

separatly

separation

separatist

separator

sepia

September

sepsis

2. ( )
,

,
,

,
,

,
.

, ,

,

, ,
,

1. , , ,

2. ( )
, ,

, , , ,

, , ,

( )

sepsis

septet(te)

septic

septic tank

septic(a)emia

septuagenarian
sepulchral
sepulchre, speucher

, , ,

, ,
7

70 79

, , ()
,

(,
)
sequel

, , ()

(), ,
,

sequence

sequencing

sequential

sequenter

sequentrate

sequinned

sequoia

seraph

seraphic

(, )

, , ,

, , ( )

1.

2. ( ) seraphim, seraphs
,

1. ,

serenade

serendipity

2. ( )

() , ( ), ( ),
(
, )
,

serene

serenity
serf

serfdom

serge

sergeant

sergeant-major

( )

(, ), ()

),

, , ,

, ,

1. ,



2. ( ) , ,
,

serial

serial killer/murder

serializ(s)e

series

series
serious

, ,

, ,

, , ,

, , , ,

seriousness

, ,

sermoniz(s)e

serpent

, ,

serpentine

serrated

sermon

serried

serum

servant

, , , ,

, () ,
(
)

1.

2. ( ) serums, sera

1. ( )
2. ( )

, , , , .
,

, ,
,

serve

it serves you right

server

2. ( )

1.
,
, ( )

1. ,
, ,

2. ( ) , ,

,
, , ,

service

, ( )
, ,

serviceable
serviceman
serviceman
servicewoman
servicewoman
servicing
serviette
servile
servility

serving
servitude
sesame

, , ,

(
),
,

(
),
,
(
)
(
)

, ,

1.

, ()

,
2. ( ) ,

, , ,
,

session

in session

, , ,

1. ,
,
,
, , ,
(, )

, ,
, ,
()

2. ( ) ,
,
,

(), ( ), (

set

, ),

set about

set back

set off

set on/ set upon

set out

set sail

set square

set to

set up

settee

, ,

, , ,

,
,

,
,
(),

setting

settle

setter

settle down

, ,

,
,
,
, ,
,
, , , ,

,
, ,
,
, ()

, (, ),
,
,

settlement
sep-up
settler

seven

seven

sevenfold

sevenfold

seventeen

()

seventeen

seventeenth

2. ( )

seventh

2. ( )

seventieth

2. ( )

seventy

2. ( ) seventies

seventy

2. ( ) seventies

sever

several

severally

, , ,

severance

severance pay

1.
1.

1.
1.
1.

,
,

,

, ,

,
,

, ,

, ,
, , ,
, ,
,

severe

severity

sew

,
, ,
,
,
1.

2. () ,

sew up
sewage

,
,

1.

sewer

2.

sewerage

2. ,

sewing
sewing machine
sewn

sex

1. ,

(sewed, sew, sewing) ,

1.

2.

3. ( )
(

1.

2.

3. ( )
(

sex

sexed

sexism

2.

(
,

sexist

sexless

sexology

sextant

sextet

sexton

sextuplet

1.

,
(


1.

2.
,

( )

1. 6 ,

6

2.
6 , 6

1. ,

2.

sexual
sexual intercourse

sexuality

sexually

sexy

shabby

shack

shack up

shackle

shackles

1. ,
,

2. ,

1. ,
2.

3.

1.

2.

1. ,
2. ( ) ,
3. ,

()

1.
,

2. ,

1. ,
2. , (),
3.

4. ()
5.

6. ,
shade

7. ( )1.

)

, (

2. ()

1. ,

2. ( ) ,
3. ,
4.
5.

6.
,

7. ( )1.
, , 2. , 3.

shadow

4.

shadowy

2. ,
,

1. ,
1. ,
2.

shady

3. ,

1. (, ),
2. (),
3. ,
4.
shaft

shag

shaggy

Shah

5.
,

) ,
6. ( )(

1.

2.

1.
2. ( , ) ,


1. ()
2.
,

3.
,

shake

shake down

shake off

shake up

shaker

4.
,

5. ( ) 1.
, 2.
, 3.

1.
, 2.
,

,
,

1.

2.
shaky

shale

shall

3.

shallot

shallow

2.

shallowness

2.

shallows

shallows

1.

1.

,

1. ,
2.

3. ,
4. ( )
sham

shamble

shambles

5. ( )
, ,

, , ( )
1.

2.

3.

1.

shame

what a shame

2. ,

3. ( )
1.

, 2.

1.

shamedfaced

shameful

shameless

2. ,

1. ,
2.

3. ( )
1. , 2. (

shampoo

sharock

shandy

shank

shan't

shanty

shanty town

shandies ( )

1.
),

(

2.

3. , ,
shall not

shanties ( )
)
(

1.
2.

3. ()
4. ,
5. (
)
shape

shapeless

shapeliness

shapely

shard

, 2.
1. , ,
6. ( )

3.

, ,

,

,

(
)

1.
,

share

shared

shareholder

2.

,

3. ( )
, ,

1.

2.

shark

2. () ,

sharkskin

2. (
)

1.
1.

1. ,
2. (, , )
3. ,
4. ( , )
5. ,

6. ()

7. ( )

8. ( )
9. ( )

10. (
) ( ), ( )

sharp

sharp practice

11. ( ) 1.
2. ()

sharpen

sharpener

sharper

1. , ,

2. , ,
,
,



1.

2.

),

1.
2.
3.

sharpness

sharpshooter

4.

5. (
)
,

1. ,

2. ,
shatter

shatterproof

3.
, ( )

1. ,
2.
3. ,
4. ()

5. ()

shave

shaven

6. ()
7. ( )
(
)

1. ,
shaving

shaver

shawl

she

2. ( ) , ( )

()
,

, (
),

sheaves ( )
1. (
, )

sheaf

(
2. (),

)
sheaves ( )
1. (
, )

sheaf

(
2. (),

shear

2.
,

shearer

shearing

2.

shears

sheath

1.
,

1.

, (
), ( ),

sheathe

2.
,

sheathing

sheathes ( )
1.


1.

2.

sheaves ( )
1. (
, )

sheaves

(
2. (),

1. (),
()
( )

, (),

2. ( )

3.

shed

shed

shed light on

, ,
4.
5. ,

,

()

1. she had
she'd

sheen

sheep

sheep

sheepdog

sheepfold

sheepish

sheepskin

2. she would

2. ,

1.
1.
,
2. ( )

3. ()
sheer

4. ( )

, ,

1.

2. ,
sheet

1.

2.
(,
, )
3.
,

sheet

sheet down

sheet down ( )

sheeting

2.

sheikh

shella

shekels

2. ()

shelf

shelf-life

(
,
)

shell

she'll

shellac

shellfish

3. ( )

1.

1. ,

2.

(Aust) ()
,

1.
shelves ( )

)

(

1. (, ) , ( ), ()
2. (
)

,
3. ( )

() = she will

1.

,

,

,

2.
,

( )

1.

shelter

2.

,

3.
, ,

1. ( )

2.
( )

3. , ,

shelve

4.

shelving

2.

shananigans

shananigans

1.

1. ,
,

2.

1. ,
,

2.

( )

, , , ,

(
shepherd

sherbet

sheriff

Sherpa

sherries ( )
sherry

1. (




)

2.
,

3.
,

4.
5. ( )

)
shield

, ,

1. , ,

2. ( )
( )
1. , ,

shift

2. , ,

shifting

2.

shiftless

shifty

,
2.

shiftwork

shilling

shilling- shally

1.

1.

, ,
( )

shimmer

, ,

( )

shin

()

1.
shinding

2.

shindy

2.

1. ,

1.

2.
3. ,
4.

5.
6.

( )
shine

1.
2.

3. ()
shining

take a shine to

shingle

shingles
shingly
shiny

()

()


,
( )

ship

shipboard

shipbuilder

shipbuilding

shipment

shipper

shipping

shipshape

1.
2.

, ,

1. ,
2.

1.

2. ,
()

1. ,
,

shipwreck

shipwright

shipyard

shire

shirk

shirker

shirt

shirty

2. ,

,
,

, ,

,

,

()

()
1.
2.

3. (
)
( )

(shitting, shitted)
shit

shityourself

shitload

()

()

()

1.
2.
shitty

shitfaced

shithead

shithouse

3. ,

()

()

shithouses ( )()
1.

2.

( )

shiver

shiver

shivery

1.


2.

1.

2.

3.

1.
2. ()( , )

shoal

3.
,

1.

2.

3.

4.
5.
6.
7. ,
( )

1.
, , )
(

2.
,
,

shock

shocker

() ( , ,
) ( )
1. ,

2.

shocking
shoddy

,
3. ()
,

1.
2.

3.


4.
( )

shoe

shoehorn

shoelace

shoestring

shoemaker

shone

shook

shooky

shoo

( )

()

shine

shake

( )()

( )
1. ( , )
2.
3.

4. ,
5. (
)

6. (,
)
7. ()

( )
1.

2.
shoot

3.

1.
,
2.
( , )

shooter

3.
, ( )

shooting

2.

shooting gallery

2. ()

shooting star

shop
shop talk
shop steward
shop keeper
shoplifter
shoplifting
shopper
shopping
shopping center
shopwalker
shopworn

1.

1.

1. ,

2.
,
( )

1.

2.

shore

shore

shore

( )

1.

2. shore up ,

in shore

1.
2.

3. ()

off shore

shore up

shear
1.

shoreline
shorn

2.

3. ,

4.

5. ,
6.
7.
,
8. (
)

9. (
)
,
10. ( )

11. ()
(
, )

1.
short

short circuit

short cut

short for
short-change

2.


3.

short-lived

short-staffed

short-sighted

short-tempered

short-term

shortage

shortcake

shortcoming

shortbread

shorten

shortening

shortfall

shorthand

1. , ,
2.

,
,
1.

2. ,

1.
2. ( )

3.

shortly

4. ,

shortness

shorts

2.

shorty

()
,

1.

1. ( , )
2.
3.

4. ,
5. (
)

6. (,
)
7. ()

( )( )

1. ,
2.
3.

4.
5.

6. (, )

7. ,

8. ( ),

9.
,
shot
shotgun
shotput
should

10. ()

2.

1.

1.

2.

3.
( )
shoulder

shoulder-blade

shoulder to shoulder

shouldn't

() = should not
1.
,

2. ()

shout ( )

shout

shouting

1.

2. () ,

1. , ,
shove
shove off

2. ()
, ,
3. ()

1. , 2. ()

( )

shovel
shovelful

1. ,

2. ( )

1. ,
2.
3.
4.

5.

6. ,
show

7.
8.

1.
2.
3.
4. ()

show

show off

show up

give the show away

good show

show business

show of hands
showpiece

5.

( )

()

(
)

show-stopper

showcase

showndown

1.

2.
,

3.

,


4.

( )

1.


2.

shower

showerproof

showery

showing
showjumping

3.

, ,

showmen ( )

1.

2.
showman

showmanship

showroom

showy

3.

1. ,
2.

1.

2.

3.
,
4.

shrank

shrapnel

6.

1.

2.

( )

shred

shredder

shrew

shrewd

shrewdness

shrewish

1.

2.
,
,
,

,
,

( )

shriek

1.
2. ,

( )

shrill

shrimp

shrimping

2. ()

,

shrine

1.

, , ,
1.

2.

3.
,
4.

shrink

5.

1.
,

shrinkage

shrive

shrivel

2. ,

( , )
1. ,
2.
,

3. ()

,
1.

2. ,
3.
( )

1.

shroud

shrove

shrub

shrubbery

2. ,

3. , , ,
shrive

shrubberies ( )

( )

shrug
shrug off
shrunk

shrink

1.

2.

3.
,
4.

shrunken

6.

( )

shudder

1.
2.

3. ,
( )

1.

shuffle
cabinet shuffle
shun

2.

3. ,

, , , ,

1. ( )( )
2. ( )
3. ,

( )
shunt
shunter
shush

( )

1. , ,
2. , ,
,
3. ,
()

4.

shut

shut down

2. ( )

shut off
shut out
shut up
shut up shop

1. (), ( )

(,

)

1. , 2. () ,

shutter

shuttered

1.

2.

3.

1. (

)

2. ( )

1. ()

2.

3.

( )

shuttle
shuttlecock

1.
2. ( )


1.
2. ( , , ) ,

3.

( )

shy

()


,
( )

shies ( )
shy

shyness

shyster

() (

( )

Siamese

Siamese twins

sibilant

sibling

sibyl

1.
2. ,
(
)

1. , ,

2. , ( )
sick

sick of

sick leave

3. ,

4. ,

sick pay

sickbay

sickbed

sicken

sickening

sickle

,
1. ,
2.

3.

1.

2.

1.
,

2. ()
sickly

sickness

3.
,

, ,
4. ( )
1.

2. ,
1.
2.

3.
4.

5.

6. ()

side

on the side

side by side

side effect

7.

8.

( )

1.

2.
, ,
( )

side

sideboard

side-car

sidekick

sidelight

1. ()

,

2. ,

1. ,
(),
2.
( )

, ()

sideline

sidelong

sidereal

side-show

sidestep

sideswipe

sidetrack

sidewalk

sideways

sideways

1.
,
2. ,

1.
2.

(
) ,

()

1.

2.

1.

2.

siding

sidle

siege

sienna

sierra

siesta

1.

2.

,

( )

sieve

1.

2.

sift

sifter

3. ,

,
(

)
( )

sigh

1.
2. ,

3. , ,
,
4. ()
,
5.
6.

7. ( ) ,

( )

1. ,

2. ( ),

sight

at sight

on sight

in sight

sighted

sightless

sight-reading

sightseeing
sightseer

( )( )
1.

2.

1.
2.

3.

,
4.

5.
6.
7. , ()
sign

sign language

8.

1. ,
)
(
2. , ,

sign

sign away

3.

4.

( ), ()
()

1.
sign off

sign on

sign up

2. ,

1. ,
2.

1.

2.
3.
4.
signal

5.

signal

2.

1. ,

signal

sign-box

signaliz(s)e

( , ) ,

signalmen ( )

1.

2.

signalman

signatory

signature

( , , )

signature tune

signet

signet ring

significance

2.

significant

2.

signification

2.

signatories ( )

1.
1.
1.
1.

2.
signify

3.

( )

signpost

signwriter

Sikh

( )

Sikhism

silence

silence

silencer

silent

silhouette

silica

silicate

silicon

silicone

silage

silk

1.

2.

,

1. , ,

2. ,

silken

silky

silkworm

sill

silliness

1. ,

,
2.

3.

1.

2. ,


3.

1.

2. ()

1.

2.
silly

silly billy

silo

silt

silt up

3.

()

silos ( )
1. ,

2.

()

, ()




1.
2.
3.

silver

4. ,


1.

2.

silver

3.

silver

2. , , ( )

silver birch

silver-plated

silver screen

silver wedding

silverfish

silverside
silversmith

1.

1. ( ),

2.

25

silverware

1.
2.

silvery
simain

similar

similarity

similarly

3. ( )

1.

2.
1.
2.
3.

4.

similation
simile
similitude

5.

simmer

simmer down

simper

, ,
1.

,



2.

3. ()

()

1.

2. ,
3.

4. ,
5.

6.

7. , ,
8.

9.

simple

10.

11.

1.

2.

simplicity
simpleton
simplification
simplify

simply

3.

4. ,
()

1.

2.

3. ,

1. , , ,
2. ,
3.

simulate

simulated

4.



,
simulator

simulcast

simultaneous

simultaneously

, ,
, ,

sin

sin

, ,
1.

2.
since

since

since

sincere

sincerely

sincerity

sine

3.

,
,

, ,

sinecure

sinew

2.

sinewy

2.

sinful

2.

1.

1.
1. ,

1.

2. ( )

3.


4. ()
sing

5. (
)
1.

2. ( )

3.


4. ()

5. (
)

sing

singalong

singe

singer

2. (, )

1.

( )
singing

1.

2. ,

3.
( )

4.

5. ,
single

6. ,

7. () ,

1.
2. (
)

single

single

single ticket

single figures

single file

single-handed

singlet

singly

3.

4. ( ) ( )

(
)

,
,

0 9)

()

( )

1.

singsong

2.

singularity

2. ,

singularly

2.

sinister

1.

1. ,
,
1.

2. (, , )
,

3. ()

1.
2. ()
, , (
)
3. (
, )
,
4. ()

5.
6.

7. ()
8.
9.
sink

10. ,
1.
2. ()
, , (
)
3. (
, )
,
4. ()

5.
6.

7. ()
8.
9.
sink

sink

sink in

sinkable

sinker

sinner

sinologist

10. ,
( ,
)

sinology

sinuous

1. ,

2. ,


sinuses ( )

1. ,
sinus

2.

( )
sip

1.


2.

( )

siphon

sir

sire

1.

)

,
(
2.

1.

2. Sir

1. , ( )
2.

,
3.

1.
2. (
,
)

siren

sirloin

sirocco

sirup

sisal

sissy

3.

( )

1. ,

2.

sissies ( ) ()
1.

, ,
2.
1.
,
2.

sister

sister-in-law
sister-in-law
sister ship

3.

4.

,
,

,
,

1.

2.

sisterhood

sisterly

3.

,

1.
2.
3. ( )
4.
5.

6. ,

7.

8.

sit

sit back

sit down

sit in

sit in on

sit on

sit on the fence

sit out

sit tight

sit up

sitar

9.

10. (
) , ,

() ( , )

2. (, )

1.
( ),

() 1.
, 2.

1. ,
, )

(
2.
( )

site

1.

2.



,

1.

sitter

2.

3.


1.

2.

3.

4. ()
sitting

sitting

sitting duck

sitting room

situate

situated

5.

,
, ( ) , ( )

(
1. ,
2.

1.
, 2.

1.
2. , ,
3.
,

4.
( ), ,
,

situation

5.

six

six

sixfold

sixpence

sixpenny

sixes ( )


( )
sixteen

( )

sixteenth

sixth

sixth

sixth sense

sixthly

sixtieth

,
,
,

,
,
,

1.
( , ), 2.

sixties ( )
sixty

sixties ( )
sixty

the sixties

sizable

1. 60 69
2. 60 69

3. 60 69

1.

2.

( )

size

size up

,
(), (

( )

size

, (

)

sizzle

2. ()

sizzle

1.









()

sizzler

skate

2. ,

skate

skate

skateboard

skateboarding

skater

skating-rink

skeddadle

skein

skeletal

2.

skeleton

1.


,


1.


,


2. ,

( )

1.



,



2.
,





()

1.

1.

2. (
)

skeptic

sketches ( )

1. (
)

2.

3.
4.

sketch

5.

sketch

2.

sketchy

skew

skew

skewbald

skewer

skewer

ski

ski

skid

1.

1. , ,
,

2. ,

2. ,

1.

()

(
)
skis ( )

1.
2.

,

3.

skid

skid marks

4.

skier

skiff

skiing

skilful, skillful
skill

skilled

,
,

1. ,

2. , ( ) ,

1.

2.



3.

1.
( ),

2.

skim

skimmed

skimp

skimpy

skin

3.

4. ,

,


1. , ,

2. ( ) ,


3.

1. ,
2. (

)
1.

2.
3.
skin

save one's skin

skin-deep

4. ()

()

, ,

skin-diving

skinflint

skinful

skinhead

skink

skinless

skinny

skinny-dipping

()

()

1.

2.
3.
skip

skip

skip

4.

5. ()
,

1.

2.



1.

,

2.
,
skipper

skipping-rope

skirl

skirl

3.

2.

1. (
)

skirmishes ( )
skirmish

1.

,



2.
,

1. , ,
2. ,

skirt

3. ()
,

1.


, , ,
,

2.

skirt

skirting-board

skit

skittish

skittles

skive

skiver

skivvy

skivvy

skivvy

(
)

1. ()

2. ,

()
()

()
( )
()

( )
()
skol
skua

skulk
skull

1. ,

2.
3. ( )

1.

skunk

2. () ,

sky

sky

2. ( ) ,

sky blue

sky blue

sky-diver

sky-diving

sky-high

sky-high

skyjack

skylark

skylight

skyline

skyscraper

1. ,

()

1.

2.

skyward

slab

,

1. ,
,

2. ( , ),
slack

,
3.
4.
,

slack off/up
()

slack

1.

2.

1. ()

2. ( , ) , ,
slacken

slacker

slackness

slacks

slag

slain

slake

slalom

3. ,
4.
()

,


1. ( )

2. ,

1. ,
2. ()

slay

1. , , , ( )

2.

1.
2. ,
3. ( )
slam

slam

slammer

4. ( )
5. ()

()

1. , ,
,

slander

slander

slanderer

slanderous

slang

slang

slangy

2. ,

,
,

, ,

2.

1.

1. ,

2. ,
slant

3.

slant

2. ( )

1. , , ,

1.
,

2. , ,
slap

3.

slap

2.
,

slapdash

slapstick

slash

1.
,
,

, ,
,

1. ,
,

2. ()
)
(,

slashes ( )

1. ,
,
slash

slash and burn

slat

2. ,

( )

1.

2. ,


slate

a clean slate

slate

slather

slattern

3. ( )

4.

( )

1.

2. ()
(

open slather

1. ( )
slaughter

slaughter

slaughterhouse

slave

slave

slave-driver

slave holder

slave labour

slave trade

slaver

slaver

slaver

2. ,
3. ()

1.

2. ,
3. ()

1.
2.

3.

slay

sleazy

slavery
slavish

sledge
sledge-hammer

()

1. ( , )

sleek

sleep

sleep

sleep around

sleep in

sleeping bag

sleeping car
sleeping pill
sleep on it
sleep with

sleeper

sleepwalk

sleepwalker

2. ( )

3. ( )

1. ,

2. ,

3. (
, )
,

()(
)

,

1.

2.

3.
( )

,
,

,
,
1. ,

sleepy

2.

sleepyhead

sleet

sleet

()

1.

2.

sleeve

up one's sleeve

sleeveless

sleigh

sleight

sleight of hand

sleeved

slender

sleuth

slew

1. ( , )

2. ( )

3. ( )
,
()

1.
, ,

2.
,

slice

slice

slicer

3.




4.

1.
,

, ,

2.

, , 3

(
, )( , )

1. ,

2. ,

3.
slick

4. ()

5. (),

slick

slick

1.



2.

1.
2. ( )

1. , ,
2.

slide

3.

4.

1.

2.
3.
4.




5.

6.
slide

7. ,
1.

2.
3. ,
( )

slight

slightly

slim

2. ( )
,

1.
,

1.
,

,

slim

slime

(



)

2.

slimmer

slimming

slimming

slimy

1. , ,

2. ,
1.

sling

2. , ( )
3.

1.

2.
sling

slink

slinky

3. ()
,

,
, ,
1.

2. ( ),

1.

2. ,

slip

slip up

slip up

3.

4.

()

(),

1.

2. ,

3.


4.

slip

slip-road

give someone the slip

slip

slipper

slipperiness

slippery

2. () ,

slippy

slipshod

slipway

slit

slit

1.

2. ,


1.

()

,
,
,
, ,

()
slither

slithery

sliver

,
, ,

()

slob

slob

slobber

slog

slog

slogan

sloop

slop

slop around/about

() slob around

1.

2.

1. ,

2.

3.

1. ,

2.

3.

,

()
1. ,

2. ,

1.( )
, (

)
slop

2.( )

3.( )

slope

slope off

slope

1. ,

2.

(),
,

1. ()
2. ,

3. ()

, ,
sloppy

4. ( )

5. ( , )

1. (),
2.

3. , ()

slosh

4. ()

slosh

2.

1.
,

1.

,

2. ,

slot

3.

slot-machine

sloth

slothful

slouch

1.

2.

slouch

slouch hat

slough

Slough of Despond

slough

slough

sloven

slovenly

, ,

, ,

1.

2.
slow

slow motion

slow worm

slow

slowcoach

slowly

slowness

sludge

slug

sluggard

3. ( )

,
,
()

,
,

,
1. ,

2.
,

1.




2.

sluggish

3.

4. ( ) ,

1.

sluice

sluice

sluice

slum

slumber
slumber

2.

1. ( , ,

)

slump
slump
slung
slunk

2.

)
(

sling
slink

1. , , ,
2.
,

slur

slur

slurp

slurp

slurry

1. , ,
2.
,
()
()



1.

,
,

slush

2.
( , )

slushy

2.



,

slut

1. ( )

2. ,

,
1.
,

sly

on the sly

slyly

2.
,

smack

1.
()

1. (
,
)
2.

smack

smack your lips

3.

1.

2.

smack

3.

smack

2.

1. ()

1. ,
smack

smack

smack

small

feel small

small beer

small change

small hours

small-minded

small print

small talk

small-time

smallholding

smallness

smallpox

smarmy

2.

3. ,

,

()
1.

2.

()

( )

( )

1.

,

2. , ,

smart

3. ,

smart

smart

2.
, ,

smart alec/aleck

() ,

()

1. ,
,

smart money

smarten up

1.

,
2.

3.

1. ()

2. ,
3.
4.
smash

5. ( )

smashes ( )

1. ,
smash

smash hit

smash-up

smasher

2. ,
3.

()

(,
)



()

()

1. ,

smashing

smattering

smear

2.

3.

1.

2.

1. ,
2.

1.
smear

2.
1.

2. ,

3.
smell

4.
1.

2.
3. ,

4.

smell

smelly

2.

smelt

smelter

smelting

smidgen

smile

smile

smiling

smilingly

smirch

smirch

smirk

smirk

1.

()

2.

1.

,



,

1. ,
2.

3.
smite

4. ,

be smitten with

smith

2.

smithereens

smitten

smitten

smock

smithy

smog

1.

()

,

,

smite

1.
,

2.
,

1.

2.
3. ()
smoke

4. ()

1. , ,

2.
3. (, )

end up in smoke

smoke bomb
smoke out

4.

smoke

smokeless

smoker

smokescreen

smokestack

smoking

smoky

1.
(

)
2.

1.
2.

3.

()

1. , ,
smooch

2.
1.

2. ,
3. ( , )
4.

5. ( ) ,
smooth

smooth

smoothie

6.
,

7.

1. , ,

)
2.
( , ,

()

(

)

1.
2.
smoothness

smorgasbord

smote

3.

smite

1.
,
,
2. ,

3. (
, , )

smother

smoulder

smudge

smudge
smudgy
smug
smuggle
smuggler
smuggling

4. (
, )

1.
,

( )
2.
,

( )

smut

smut

( )
( )

1.

2. ,

3. ( )

(smutted, smutting)

(smuttier, smuttiest)
1.
smutty

2. ,

snack

snack-bar

2. ,

snaffle

snaffle

snafu

1.

1.
2. (),
()

,

1. , ,

2.

, ,

snag

3.

4. () ( )

(snagged, snagging)
1.
,
,

snag

snail

at a snail's pace

snake

snake

2.

3. ()

(snapped, snapping)
1.

2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

)
7. (
8. ()
snap

9.

1.
,
2.

3.
snap

snap

a cold snap

snap fastener

snapdragon

snapper

snappish

4.

5.

, , ,

(snappier, snappiest)

1. ()
snappy

snapshot

2.

3. ,


,
,

snare

snare

snarl

snarl

snarl

snarl up

snarl

1. ,
,
,

2.

(snared, snaring)

1. (

,
, )
,
2. (
)

1. ()


2. ,

1.


2. ,
( ) ,

1. ( )
, , 2.

1. ,

2. ,
, ,

1. , (), ,
2.
,



3. ,

snatch

snatch

2. ,

sneak

2. ()

sneak

sneaker

sneaking

1. ,
1. , , ,

()

()

, ,

(sneakier, sneakiest)
sneaky
sneer

sneer

sneering

sneeze

sneeze

not to be sneezed at

snick

,
, ,

, ,

snick

snicker

snicker

snide

sniff

()
, ()

(snider, snidest)
( )

1. ,

2. ,

1. , ,
2.

sniff

sniff at

sniffer-dog

sniff out

sniffer

sniffle

3.

()

(
)

1.
sniffle

2.

3.

(sniffier, sniffiest)
()

sniffy

snifter

2. ( )

snigger

snigger

snip

snip

(
)

snipe

1. ()

(snipped, snipping)
(

)

snipe, snipes ( )
(sniped, sniping)

1. , ()

2. (
)

snipe

sniper

snippet

2. ()

snitch

snivel

1.




1. ()

2. ()

(snivelled, snivelling)

, ,

snob
snobbery
snobbish

()

snog

snog

snook

cock a snook

snooker

snooker

2. ()

snoop

snooper

snoot

snooty

snooze

()
()

15


6

1. ()
()
()

() ()
(snootier, snootiest)
()

()
snooze

snore

snore

snorkel

snorkelling

1.
,

2.

snort

3. ()

snot

()

(snottier, snottiest)
()

1.

snotty
snout

2.

3.

snow

2.

snow

be snowed under

1.

, 2.

snow up
snowball

snowberry

snowbound

1.

snowcap

snowdrop

snowfall
snowflake

()

snowmen ( )
1.

snowman

snowmobile

snowplough

snowstorm

snowwhite

2.

(snowier, snowiest)

1.
,

2.

snowy

3.

snub

( )

snub
snub nosed
snuff
snuff

(snubbed, snubbing)

,
(snuffed, snuffing)

snuff

snuffle

2. ,

1.

(snugger, snuggest)
snug

snuggle

1.

2. ( )

,

1.

,
,

2.

1. ,
2.

so

and so on

or so

so-and-so

(so-and-so's)

so-called

so far

so long

so-so

so that

so what?

so

3.

,
,

,
,

()

()

(soaked, soaking)

1.

2. ( )

3. soak up
soak

4. ()( , )

soak

2. () ,

soap

1.

soap

soap opera

()

soapbox

(soapier, soapiest)

1.
soapy

2. ()

(soared, soaring)

,
1. ( , )

2. ()

soar

3. ( )

sob

sob

(sobbed, sobbing)

,


1. ,

2. , , ,
sober

sober

sobriety

so-called
soccer

3. ()
sober up

1.

,

2. ,

(
, ,
)

sociable

1.
,

2. () ,
1.
2.

3.


social

social benefits

social cost

social security

social services

social welfare

socialism

social worker

socialist
socialite

socializ(s)e

4.
5.

1.

2.

3. , ,
societies ( )
1.
2. ,

society
sociological
sociologist

3. ,

sociology
sock
pull one's sock up
put a sock in it
sock

()

socket

sod

soda
sodden
sodium
sodomite
sodomize
sodomy
sofa

(),
()

,

1.

2.
3.

1.
,

2. (
)
,

(softer, softest)
1.
,

2.
,

3. ()
,

4. ()

5. ()
,

6. ()

, ( )

7. ()

soft
soft-boiled egg
soft drink
soft drugs
soft-hearted
soft loan
soft on
soft sell
soft spoken
soft spot
softly
softness
softball

8 ()()

9 ()

(
)

1.
2.
,

1. , 2.
,

, ()

()

()
1.
,
2.
( )

,
,
,

,
soften

softener

()

1.

2.
softie
software
softwood

3.

4.

(soggier, soggiest)

soggy

soil

2.

soil

soiree

sojourn
sojourn
solace
solace

solar

solar battery

solar eclipse
solar energy
solar heating
solar system

1.

, ,

solaria ( )

sold

solder

solder

soldier
soldier of fortune

solarium

sell

(
),
(soldered, soldering)

1. ,
2. () soldier on

soldiering

soldierly
soldiery

soldier

1.

sole

2.

sole

sole

sole

solecism

2.

solely

(soled, soling)

sole, soles ( )

1.

1.
2.

3. , ,
solemn
solemn promise
put on a solemn face
solemn looks
solemn occasion

4. ,

1. ,
,
2.

solemnity
solemniz(s)e
solenoid

3.

, (
)
1.
,
2.

solicit

3. () (
)
1.
,
2.

solicitation
solicitor

3. () ( )
(
)

1. , ,
2.

solicitous
solicitude

3. ,

4.

1.
,
2.

3.
4.

5.
6.

7. ,

solid

solid

solidarity
solidify
soliloquiz(s)e

8.
,
, ,

9. (

)
1.

2.

(solidified, solidifying)

soliloquy

, ( )

solitaire

2. (
)

solitary
solitary confinement
solitude

soliloquies ( )
1.

1.
, ,

2. , ,
3. ,

solos ( )
solo

solo

a solo flight

soloist

, ,

,

,

21

22

solstice

solubility

2.

soluble

1.

1.

2.

1. ,

2.
3.
4.
,

5.

solution

6.

solvable

2.

solve

solvency

solvent

1.

1.

2.

1.

2.

,
,

somatic therapy

sombre

sombrero

some

2.

solvent
somatic

some day
some people
for some time
some
some
somebody
somebody
someday
somehow
someone
someone
somersault
somersault
something
sometime

1. ( , , ),
2.

sombreros ( )
1.

1.
, 2.

1.

2. () ,

, ,

1.

2.

sometimes
somewhat
somewhere
somnambulism
somnambulist
somnolence
somnolent
son
son-in-law
son of a bitch

,
, ,

, ()

sons-in-law ( )

()

sonar

sonata

song
a song and dance
for a song
songbird
songster
songstress
songwriter
sonic

1.

2.

3.

()

( )

2.

1.

sonnet

sonny
sonorous

()

(

)
,
,

,
,
(sooner, soonest)

1.
soon

as soon as

sooner or later

the sooner the better

soot

sooth

2.

( )

(soothed, soothing)

soothe

soothing

soothsayer

1. , ,

2. ( ) , ,

1. ( )

2.
()

sooty

sop

2. ,

(sootier, sootiest)

1.

(sopped, sopping)
sop
sophism
sophist

1. ,

2. , ()

,
,

1.

2.
,

sophisticated

sophistication

sophistry
sophomore
soporific
soporific
sopping

3.

4. ,
1.


2.



3.

sophistries ( )

(soppier, soppiest)

1. ,
,

2. ()

soppy

soprano

sorbet

sorcerer

, ,

sopranos ( )

sorceress

sorcery

sordid

, ,

(
)

1. ,
2. ,
(sorer, sorest)

1.
2.

sore

3. (),
4.

1.

2.
sore

sorely

soreness
sorghum
sorority

3.

1.

2.

sorrel

sorrow

sorrow

sorrowful

3.

(sorrier, sorriest)
1.
2.
3.
sorry

4.

sort

2. ()

out of sorts

()

sort of

1. , 2. , 3.
(sorted, sorting)

,
,

sort

sort out

1. , 2. () ,

sortie

2.

sorting

1. ,

1. ,

,
2.

SOS

SOS

so-so

so-so

1.

1.

2.

, ,

, ,

1. 5

sou

souffl

sought

2.

seek

sought after

( )

1.
2.

3.

,
4.

soul

soulful

soulless

sound

2.

1.

,
(sounder, soundest)
1. ,
,
2.
,

3. (),

4.
,
5.

6.
sound

7. (
)
1.

2.

3.
sound 2 (vi)(vt)
,
1.

2.
3.
sound

4. ( )

5 (
)

() ( )

)
(

sound effects

sound off

sound

sound out

sounding

2. ,

sounding

2. ( ) ,

sounding board

soundless

() ,

1.
2.
,

1. , ,
1.

1.

2.

3.
4.

5.

soundness

soundproof

soundtrack

2. (
)

soup

in the soup

soup kitchen

1.
)
, (

()
( )

()
soup up

1.

2.




(sourer, sourest)

1.

2. ( )
sour

sour

sourness

3. ( ),
4. ()

1. ( ),
, ,

2. ,

1.

2.
,

1. ,

,
,

2.
,

source

souse

3. ,

4.


,
1.

,
2.
1.
2. ()

soused

3.

south

2. ,

south

1.

1. ,

2.

3. ( )

south

South pole

southbound

south-east

south-east

south-east

south-easter

south-easterly

southerly

southerly

southerly
southern
southerner
southernmost
southward

southward

southwards

south-west

south-west

south-west

south-wester

south-westerly

south-westerly

1.

2.

1.
,
2. ( )

1.
,
2. ( )

souvenir

sou'wester

sovereign

2.

1. ,

1.

2. , ,
3.

4.

sovereign

sovereignty

2.

Soviet

2.

Soviet
Soviet Union

sow

sow

sower

soy

soy sauce

soya

1. ,
1.

(sowed, sown, sowed, sowing)

1. ( , )

2. , ,
,

1.
( )

2. ( )

soy bean

1.

2.

3.

spa

1.

2.
,
3.

4.
6. ,

space

space shuttle

spacecraft

spaceman

(
),

space out

spaceship

spacesuit

spacewoman

spacing

(
)

spacious

space

spaciousness

5.

spacemen ( )
()

spacewomen ( )

1. ,
spade

spadework

spaghetti

2. ,

3. (,
)
1.

2. (
)

,
1. ( , )
2.

span

3.
4.

(spanned, spanning)

1.
span

2.

3.

spangle
spangle
spangled
star spangle
Spaniard

spaniel

Spanish

Spanish

spank

, ,
1.

2.
(
)

()
1.
2. ( )
spanking

spanner

spar

spar

sparing partner

3.
,

1. ,

2.

(sparred, sparring)
1.

2.
,

1.

2.

3.
, ,
spare

spare

spare parts

spare room

spare time

spare wheel

sparing

sparingly

4.
5.

1.
2. ,

3. ,

1.

2. ,
3.
4.
,
spark

5.

6.
,

1. ,
2.

spark

spark off

sparking-plug

3. ,

( )

1. ,
2.

sparkle

3. ( )

1. ( ),
2.

sparkle

3.

sparkler

2. ()

sparrow

sparse

spartan

spasm
a spasm of coughing
a spasm of pain

1. (

,
, ,
,

2.

( ), (
)

1.

spasmodic
spastic

spastic

spat

spat

1. , ,



2.

spit

1.

2. ()

(
1.

,
)

2. (
) ,

spate

spathe

spatial

spatter

, ,

,

1. ,
2. ,

spatter

3. , ,

spatula

2.

1.
1. (, )

2. (
) ( )
spawn

3. ,

spawn

2. (
)

spay

1. ( , ,
)

(spoke, spoken, speaking)

1.
2.
4.

speak

speak of

speak out
speak up
speakeasy

speaker

the Speaker

speaking

spear

spear

spearhead

spearhead

spearmint

special

special

specialist

3.

1. ,
,

2. ,

2.

1.

, ,
,

, , ,

,
,
( ) specialities

,
,

speciality

1.
specializ(s)ation

specializ(s)e

specially

specie

species

2.

, ,

,
,

( )

1.

)
2. ,

1.

2.

3.

4.
specific

5.

specifically

2. ,

specification

specify

1.
1.

2.

3.
,


(specified, specifying)

1.

2.
,
,
1.
,

specimen

2.

3. ()

specious

speck

speckle

speckled

1.

2.
,

( )
()

specs

1. , ,

2.

spectacle

3. ( )

spectacular

spectator

2.

1. , ,

spectrum ( )
1. ,

( )

2. ()

3. (

spectra

1. ,

2.

(

spectral

spectre

1. ,

2. ( )

spectra ( )
1. ,

( )

2. ()

3. (

spectrum

1. , ,

2. ,

, (
)

speculate

1. , , ,

2.

speculation

1. ,
speculative

2. ,

1.

2.

speculator

sped

speed

speeches ( )
1. , ,
, ,
2. ,

speech

speechify

speechless

2.

speed

1. ,
1.

2.

(sped, speeded, speeding)

1. , ,

2.

speed

speed up

speed limit
speedboat
speeding

(
)

speedos ( )
()

speedo

speedometer

speedway

speedwell

2. ()

speedy

1. ,

(speedier, speediest)

(spelt, spelled, spelling)

1. , ,

spell

2. , ,

spell

2.

1. , ,
,
1.
( )
2.
,

spell

spell

spellbind

spellbound

spelling

spelt

3.

4. ( )

, ,
,

,

spell

(spent, spending)

1.

spend

spendthrift

spent

2.
3.

spend

sperms, sperm ( )
sperm

spermicide

spew

sphere

spherical

spheroid

1.

2. ()
( )
1.
,

2. , , , , ,

,

,


sphinxes ( )
1.

sphinx

2.

spice

2. ,

spice

spick and span

1. ,

1.

2. , ,
,

(spicier, spiciest)

1. ,
spicy

spider

2.

1. (
,
,
, )

spidery
spied
spiel

2.
spy

()

,
1.

2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
spike

spike

spiky

8. ,

1. ,
( )

2. (
)

3. ()
(spikier, spikiest)

, ,

(spilt, spilled, spilling)

1.
( )

2.

3.

4. ,

5. ,

6. ( ) ,
,
7.
spill

spill blood

8. ()( , )

,

1. , ,

, ,

2.
,
,

spill

spill

spillage

3. ()
( , )

1.

2.

(spun, spinning)

1. , , ,

spin

spin a yarn

spin out

spin-drier

2.

3. ()

1. , ,
2.

spin

spinach

spinal

spindle

spindly

spindrift

3.

4. ()

,

1.

2. ,

(spindlier, spindliest)

1.
2.

spine

3.

spineless

spinet

2.
,

spinnaker

1.

1.

2. ()

spinner

spinney

spinning

2. ,

spinning-wheel

spinneys ( )
1.

spin-offs ( )
spin-off
spinster
spiny

,
(spinier, spiniest)

)
, (

spiral

1. ,
2. ( , )

spiral

spiral

spire

(
)

3. ( )

1. ,

2 ( )

1. , ,
,
2. (pl) , , ,
3.
4.
5. ,

6.
spirit
spirit
spirited
in high spirit

7. (
)

8.

,
,
,

in low spirit

, ,

spiritless

2.
,

spiritual

2. ,

spiritual
spiritualism
spiritualist

spirituality

spirituous

1. ,
,

1.

1.

2. ( )
1. ( )

2. ( ) ( )

(spat, spit, spitting)

1. ,

spit

spit it out

spit on

2. ()

3.
,
()

1. ()

2. ,

spit

dead spit

spitting image

spit

3. ()

1.

2.

(spitted, spitting)
spit

spite

spite

spiteful

in spite of

spitfire
spittle
spitoon

(
)

,
,
,

, ,

(
),

1.
2. , ()
,
,
3. ,

splash

splash out

4.



()

splashes ( )

1. ,

2.
3.

4.
splash

splashback

splashdown

splatter

splay

5. ,

6.

, ,

spleen

splendid

splendour

splendiferous

splenetic
splenic

1. ,

2.

1. ,

2. ,

, ,

() ,

(spliced, splicing)

1.
splice

2. ( )

splice

2. ,

to get spliced

splint

(
)

splint

splinter

splinter

splinter group

1. ,
()

(split, splitting)
1. ()

2.

3.
split

4.

5. ()

1. , ,
2.

split

the splits

split-second

split up

splitting

3. ,

, ( )

splitting headache

splodge

splosh

splosh

splotch

splotch

splurge

splurge

()
()
()

1.
,

2. ()

1. (
),
,
2. ()

1.

2.

splutter

(spoilt, spoiled, spoiling)

1. ,

2. (), ,
spoil

spoil for

3. , ,
,

( )

1.

2.

spoils

spoilage

3.

1. , ()
2. ,

1.

spoiler

spoilsport

spoke

spoken

2.

speak
speak


1.
2.

spoke

3.

spokesman

spokesperson

(
), (
)

spokeswoman

spoliation

spokesmen ( )

,

spokeswomen ( )

(
), (
)

1.


2.

sponge

sponge bath

sponge

sponger

3.


4.

()

1.

2. ()
()

(spongier, spongiest)

1.
spongy

2.
1. ( )

sponsor

2.

3.
)
(

1.
( )

2.
,

sponsor

3.

(

1. ( )
2.
,

3.

(

sponsorship
spontaneity

)
,

spontaneous
spontaneously

), ,

,
()

1.
spoof

,
2. , ,

spoof

,
,

spook

()
()
()

() ()
spook

(spookier, spookies)
spooky

spool

2. (
)

spool

spoon

spoon

1. ( )

1.

2. (
)

1.

2. ()
(spoonfed, spoonfeeding)

1.

2.

,

spoonfeed

spoonful

spoor

sporadic

spore

sporran

, , , ,

( )

, , ,

1.

2. ( )
sport

sport

sports car

,
3. ,

4. ()

1.

2. ,

sporting

a sporting chance

sportive

sportsman

sportsmanlike

sportsmanship

sportswear

sportswoman

1. ,
2.
,

, ,

sportsmen ( )
1. (
)

2.

sportswomen ( )
(
)

(sportier, sportiest)
()

1.

sporty

2. ( )
3. ( )

1. , , ,
,

2.

3. ()

spot

on the spot

spot on

4.
, ,
()
5.

1. ,
, 2. ()
()

spot check

spot price

spot rate

(spotted, spotting)

1. () , ()
2. () , , ,

spot

spotless

2.

spotlight

2. ,

spotted

spotter

1. ,
1.
1.

2.
,

,

(spottier, spottiest)

1. , ,

spotty

spouse

2.

3.
,

,
1.

2.

spout

3.

spout

2. ()

1. ()

, ,
,
,

()
1.

2. ,
up the spout

3.
)
(

sprain

sprain

sprang

sprat

sprawl

(


),

spring

(herring)

1.

2.


1.

2. (
)

3. ()

4. (
)

sprawl

sprawling

spray

2.

1.

,
1. ,

2.


spray

spray

spray gun

sprayer
spraying

3.

,
,

,

,

1.
,
,

2.
, ,

3.
4.

5. (, )

spread

6.

7. () ,
(spreading)
1. , , , ,
2.

3. ,


4. (, )
5.
6. ,
7. ,
8.

9. ,

spread

spread-eagle

spread-eagle
spread oneself
spree
a shopping spree
a drinking spree

( )

sprig

1.

2.



(sprang, sprung)

,
1.

2. ,

, (),
3. ,
spring

4. ()
, ,
5. ,
1. ,

,
,
2. ,
3. ,
4.

5.

( )

spring

spring a leak

spring balance

spring chicken

spring-clean

spring roll

spring-board

1.

,

2. ()

1. ,

2.

(springboks)
springbok

springtime

springy

1.

2. Springboks ( )

(springier, springiest)

,
1.

2.
,


sprinkle
sprinkle

sprinkler

sprinkling

sprint

sprinter

sprit

sprite

spritzer

sprocket

sprout

sprout

spruce

spruce

spruce up

3.

1.

2.

1. , ,

,

2.

, ,

,
,

sprung

spring

spry

,
, ,

spud

2.

spumante

spume

spume

spun

spunk

spunk

(spryer, spryest)

1. ()

spin
()
()

(spunkier, spunkiest)
()

spunky

spur

on the spur of the moment

spur

spurious

spurn

1.

2.

3.

(spurred, spurring)

1.

2.

, ,

1.

2.
, (
)

spurt

1.

2.
, (

spurt

sputter

sputter

sputum

spy

1.

2.


3. ( )

1.

2.

3.

spies ( )
,

(spied, spying)

1. , ,
spy

spy on

spy out

squabble

squabble
squad

2. ,

1.

2.
, ,

1.

2. (
10 18 )

3.

squadron

squalid

2.

squall

2.
( )

squall
squalor
squander

1.

1. , ,
( )

1.
,

2.
, ,

3.

4.
square

5.

6. () ,

1.
,
2. ()
3.
4.
5.
6. ,

square

7. ()

1.
,
2.

3.

4.


5.

6. ,
square

back to square on

out of square

square metre

square meal

square rigged

square shouldered

squarely

squash

squash

squash

7.

,

8. ,

1.

2.
3.

1.

, ,
2. ,
3.

1.
,


2.

3.

(squashier, squashest)
1.

2.
,

3. , ,
squashy

4.
, ,
(squatted, squatting)

1.

2.
,
( ),

squat
squat

3.

4. ()

1.

2.

squatter

3.

squaw

2. (
)
,

1.

1. ( , , )

squawk

squawk

2. ()

1.

2.




3. ( )
squeak

4. ()

1.

squeak

a narrow squeak

squeaker

2.



3.

2.

1.

(squeakier, squeakiest)

1. (

, , )

squeaky

2. (
)
()

1.
squeaky clean

squeal

squeal

squeamish

2. ,

1. ( , )
(),

2. () ,

3. ()

1.

2.
)
(

squeegee

)


1. ,

2. ,

3. ,

squeeze

4.

1. ,

2.

3.

,

4.

5.
)
(,

6.

squeeze

squeezer

squelch

squelch

squib
squid

7. ()

, ,

1.
,
,

2.
, , ,

2.

1.

sqid, squids ( )

(squidgier, squidgiest)
()

squidgy

(squiffier, squiffiest)
()

squiffy

squiggle

squint

1.
,
2.

3.

squint

squire

1.

2. ()
1.

2. () ,
1. ,

2. (
(
),

)
squirm

3.

squirm

squirrel

2.

squirt

2.

squirt

2.
(
)

stab

(
)

1. , ,

1. ,

1. ,

(stabbed, stabbing)

1.

2.
3. ()
stab

a stab in the back

stabbing

stability

stabiliz(s)ation

4. (),

, ,
,

,
,


,


,
,

stabiliz(s)e

stabiliz(s)er

stable

( ,

)
(stabler, stablest)

, ,
,
,

1.

2.
,

stable
stable
stabling

3.
,
4. ,

1.
2. ( , , )

3. ( ) ()

4.

stack

stack

stack up (against)

stadium

5.
6. ( )

( )

,
,

( )

stadia, stadiums ( )

1.


2.

3.
staff

staff officer

staff of life

staff

staff

4.

5. , ,

staves ( )

,

1.

stag

stag-party

2. ()



3.
(
)

1. ,

2. ,
,
,
stage

3. ,

4. ,

(staged, staging)

1.
2.
3. ,
stage

stage fright

stage manage

4.

(
)

stage manager

stage-coach

stagecraft

stagey

stagger

stagger

staggering

staghound
staging

stage-coaches ( )

stagy

1.

2. ,
,

,

3.

1.

2.

()

1. , ,
(
2. ()

stagnant

stagnate

stagnation

stagy

staid

stain

3. ()

4.
,

, , ()
(stagey)

, ,

1. , ,

2.

3.
,
, ,

1. ,
2.

stain

3.
,

stained

stained glasses

2. ,

1. ,

1. ,

2.

,
stainless

stainless steel

3.

1.

2.

stair

staircase

stairway

stairwell

3. ( ) ,

1.

2.



3. ( )

4. ( ) ,

stake

stake

at stake

5.

6.

1. (
)

2.
,

3. , ,

pull up stakes
stake a claim

stake out

stakeholder

stalactite

stalagmite

1.
)
(

2. () ,

,

,
(staler, stalest)

1. ( ) ,
2. ()
3. (
)
stale

4. ( )
5. ( )

1. (

)
stalemate

stalk

2. ( , )

, ,

1. ( ),
,

stalk

stalker

2.
3. ,

(
( )( ),

1.

2.
(

stalking-horse

1. ,

2. (

)
3.

4. ( )

5. ( )

stall

stall

stall

stallion

stalwart

stalwart

stamen

stamina

, ,

stammer

stammer

stammerer

1. ( ), , ( )
2.

)
(


1.

2. (
,
)

stamens, stamina ( )
( )

, ,

1.
2. ,
, ,
stamp

3. , ,

4. ,
1. ,
2.
3.

4.
stamp

stamping ground

stamp on

stamp out

5. ,

(
), , ()

()

1. , 2.
, ,

1. ,

stampede

stampede

stance

2.

1. ,

2.
3.

1.
(
, , ),
2.

(staunch)

1. ( ) , , ,

stanch

stanchion

,
,

2. ,

(stood, standing)
1.
2.
3.

4.

5.
6. , ,
7.

8. ,
9.
stand

as it stands

it stands to reason

stand a chance

stand alone

10.

11.

, ,

,
1.
2.

3.
,
4. ( )

stand by

stand down

stand for

2. ()

stand firm

stand in

stand-in

1.
, ,

stand off

stand on

stand on one's own feet

stand one's ground

,

1. , ,
2.

3.
4. ,


,
,

5.
,
6.

7.


8.

9. ,

10.

stand

stand out

standover

it stands to reason

stand up

stand up for
stand up to

1. , , 2.

1.
, 2. , 3.

1.
2.
3.

4.
5. , , ,

6.
( )

7.
standard

standard of living

standard

standard-bearer

standard time

standardiz(s)ation

standardiz(s)e

8.

2.
,

1. ,

,
1.
2.
3.

standing

4.

1.

2.

3.


4. ()

standing

standing army

standing committee

5. ,

standing order

standing ovation

standing room

standing rule

standoffish

standpoint

standstill

stank

stanza

staple

staple

staple

staple

stapler

,
,
,
,

stink

,
1.

2.
U

1.

2.
U

,

,

,
, ( )

, ()

1.

2.
3. (, )
4. ( )
(),
star

(starred, starring)

1. ,
star

2.

stargazer

2.

1. () ,

1.

2. (),
stargazing

star-studded

starboard

3. (), ,

(
)

starches ( )
1.

starch

starch

2. ()

3. ( )

(starchier, starchiest)

1.
2.
starchy

stardom

stardust

stare

stare a person in the face

stare

starfish

staring

3.

4. ()( ) ,
,
1.

2.

(stared, staring)

starfishes ( )

(starker, starkest)
1. ,
2.
stark

stark madness

stark naked

starless

starlet

starlight

starling

starlit

starred

3.
,
,

,

4. , ,

starry

starry-eyed

star-spangled

1.
2. ( )

(starrier, starriest)

1.
,

2. ,

1.

2. ,

1. ,
,

2.
3. ( )

start

4.

5.
,

1. ,
,
,
,

2.
3. ()
start

4.
,

1. ,

2.

3.

starter

starting

starting point

starting time

starting salary

startle

startling
starvation

4.

5.

, ,
(starved, starving)

1.
2.
3.
starve

starving

4.
,
5.

,
1.

2. ()
,

()
stash

1. ,
2.

state

3. ,
, ,

in (into) a state

()

() ,

state

( , )
,

(stated, stating)

1.

2.
3.

state

State Department

state of emergency

state-of-the-art
the States

statecraft

statehood

stateless

stateliness

stately

4.

()

,

,

,

,

(statelier, stateliest)

1. , ,
,
,

statement

a bank statement

2. ,

,
1. ,
2.
)
(

stateroom

statesman

stateswoman

statewide

static

(statesmen) ( )

stateswomen ( )

1.
,

2.

static

3. ( )
1.

2.

3.

,

station

station

4. ,

5. ( )

,
,

station wagon

stationary

,

, ,

stationer

station master

stationery

statistic

statistic

statistical

statistical sample

statistician

statistics

statuary

statue

statuesque

statuette

stature

,

1.

2.

, ,

, ,
, ,

1.

2.

,
,

,
,

()

,
,

1. ,

2. , ,
statuses ( )

1. ,
2.
status

status symbol

the status quo

statute

3. ,

,
, ,

( )

1.
statutory

2. ,

staunch

, ,
,

(stauncher, staunchest)

1. ( ) , , ,

staunch

,
,

2. ,

1.


2.

3.
stave

4.

(staved, stove, staving)

1. ( )
stave

stave off

2.

,
,

1.
2.

3. ,
,
4. ,
stay

5.
,
6.

1.

2. ( ),
stay

3.

stay behind

stay in

stay one's stomach

stay put
stay up
stay-at-home

(
)

()
, ,

()
,

staying power

stay

2.

stayer

stead

2.
(
)

in his stead

in stead of

stand in good stead

steadfast

steadiness

1. ,

1. (

)
(

2. ,

1. , ,

, ,
(steadier, steadiest)

1.
,
2.
, ,
steady

3. ,
4.
,

(steadied, steadying)
steady

go steady

steak

steal

), ()
, () ,
(
()

()

steal

stealing

2. ( ) ,

stealth

(stole, stolen, stealing)

()

1.

, ( , )

by stealth

stealthy

, ,

steam

2. ()
,

(stealthier, stealthiest)

1. , ,

1. ,
2.
3. ( , )

steam

steam up

steam-engine
steam iron

4. ,
5.


( )

() 1. , , 2.

steamboat

steamer

2. ,

steamroller

steamship

steamy

steed

1. (

),

(steamier, steamiest)

1.

2. ,


( )

1.
2. (, ,

)
3. ( )

steel

,
,

steelwork

2. ( )

steelworker

steely
steep

4.

steel

1. ,

(steelier, steeliest)

1.

2.

( )

(steeper, steepest)
1.
2.
3. ()(), ,
steep

4. (, ),

steeply

steepness

) (
2. (
, )

steepen

steeple

steeplechase
steeplejack

1.

,


1. , ,
2.
,

steer

steer clear of

steering committee

steering wheel

(
)

steer

steersman

stein

steersmen ( )
,

1. ,
2. ,

3. ()
stellar

stellate

4. ,

1. , (

2. ()

3.

4. ,
stem

5.

(stemmed, stemming)

stem from
stem

, ,
,

stemmed

2.

stench

1.

stenches ( )

1.

(


),

stencil

stencil

stenographer

2.

(stencilled, stencilling)

(
)

stenography

stentorian

,
,
1. ,
2.

3. ,
4.

5.

6. ( )
7. ,
,

step

8. ( )

step (vi)(vt)

(stepped, stepping)
1. ,
step

in step

keep step

out of step

step by step

take steps

watch your step

step aside

step down

step in

step on it

step up

2.
3.

, ,

1. , 2. , 3.

1. , 2.
()

,

, ,

stepbrother

stepchild

stepdaughter

, ,

stepfather

step-ladder

stepmother

stepparent

steppe

stepsister

stepchildren ( )

() , ,

1.

stepping-stone

stepson

stereo

2.

(

)

(
)

sterios ( )
1.

2. ,
stereo

stereophonic

stereoscopic

,
(

sterioscope

stereotype

stereotyped

)
1.

2.

,

1. ,
, ()

)
2. ()
(

sterile

3.

4.
1

)
2
(
3

sterility

steriliz(s)ation

2.

steriliz(s)e

steriliz(s)er

steriliz(s)ing

sterling

1. (

)
1.

2.

()

1. ,

sterling

2. (, )
,

3. , ,
()

(sterner, sternest)
,
1. ,
stern

stern

sternum

steroid

sterrer

stethoscope

stevedore

stew

in a stew

to stew in your own juice

stew

2. ,

sterna, sternums ( )
(

()

,

( )

(stews, stewing, stewed)

, , ,

()

1. () , 2. ()
(


),

1.

2. (, )
steward
shop steward
stewardess

3.

4.
( ,
)

(
)

1. ,

2.
,
,
,
,

(, )

3. ( )

4.
,

stick

5. (), ()

6. ( ) ()

stick 2 (vi)(vt)

(stuck, sticking)
1. , , ,
2. ,
3. ,
4. () ,
5. (),

6. (),

7.

stick

a stick-up

stick at

stick by

stick it out

stick one's chin (neek) out

()

stick around

stick out
stick up
stick to
stick together

()

( )

1. , , 2.

stick up for
stick with
up sticks

(),

()

,

1.
2.

sticker

stickiness

sticking-plaster

stickleback

stickler

3.

4. () ,

,
(stickier, stickiest)

1.
2. ()

sticky

on a sticky wicket

3. (),

4. () (

)
()

(stiffer, stiffest)
1.
2.
)
3. (
4.
5. ,
6. ()
7.
8. ()

9. ( , )
10. ()
11. ( )

stiff

stiff

2. ()

keep a stiff upper lip

, , ()
()

stiff necked
stiff necked

, ),
12. (

stiff

stiffen

stiffening

1. ()

1. ,

2. ,

3. (, )


1.

2.

1.
2. ( )
3.
stiffness

4.

1. , ,
2. (
, )

3. ()
4. , ,

stifle

stifling

stigma

5.
,

1.
,
2. ( )
( )

stigmata

stigmatiz(s)e

stile

2.
,

stiletto

stiletto heel

1. ,

(
stilettos ( )

(stiller, stillest)

1.
2. ,
still

3. ( )

1.

2. ,
3. ( )


still

4.

5. () ( )

1. , ,
,

still

2.

still

still

2.

stillbirth

stillborn

2.

still life

stillness

2.
(
)

still room

1. ,

1.

1.

1. (
)

2.

( , ), ,

stilted

stilts

2.

1. ,

1.
,

,
stimulant

stimulate

stimulation

stimulus

2.

,

, ( )

, , ,
,

stimuli ( )

,
,
1. ,

2.
( , , ),
3. ,
4.
sting

5.

(stung, stinging)

1. , ,
2.

3. , ,

4. (), (
)

sting

stinger

2.

stinginess

1. ,
()

(stingier, stingiest)
()

stingy


stink

stink

stink bomb

(stank, stunk, stinking)

,

()

1.

stinker

2.

3. ()

1. ,

stinking

stint

stint

without stint

stipend

stipendary

stipple

stippled
stippling

stipulate

stipulation

2. () , , ,

, ,
, ,
1. ,

2.
,

,

,

1. ,

2.

(stirred, stirring)
1. ,
(),
stir

2. ,

3.
, ,
1.

stir

stir-fry

stir up

stirrer
stirring
stirrup

2. () , ,

3. ()
,

() ,

,
,


,



stitches ( )

1.
,
2. ,
stitch

stitch

stitch up

A stitch in time saves nine

have not a stitch on

3.

4.
,


(stitched, stitching)

, ,

has/keeps you in stitches

(
)

stitching

2.

stoat

1.

1. , ,
2.

3. ,
4. ,

5. ,

6. ( )

,
7.

8.

9.

10. ( )

11. ( )

12. ,
stock

13. ( )
1.

2.

stock

3.
, ()

4. ( )

(stocked, stocking)
,
stock

stock up

in stock
out of stock
take stock

take stock of

take stock in

stock-car

stock exchange

stock market

stock market crash

stock room

stock-still

stockade

stockbreeder

stockbreeding

stockbroker

stockbroking

stock-holder

stocking

stockist

1.
, ( ),

2.
,

( )

1. , 2. ,
,
1.

2. () , , ,

,

,

)
(

stockpile

stockpile

stocktaking

stockiness

stocky

stockyard

stodge

1.
2.

, ,

1.

2. ,

,


,

,


,

(stockier, stockiest)

()

()

1. (

stodginess

2. , (
)

(stodgier, stodgiest)
()
1. ()




,

stodgy

stoic

stoic

stoical

2. ( ) ,
,

3. ( ) ,

,


,

stoicism

( , ), ( , )

stoke

stoke up on food

()

stoke up with food

stokehold

stokehole

stoker

stole

stole

stolid

()

1. (

)
2.

1.

2.

steal

1. ,

2. , ,
1.
2.

stomach
stomach
stomachache
stomach-pump

stomp

stomp

3. , ( ),

1.
2. ,
,

)
(

1. ,
,
2.

3. ,
stone

stone

stone

leave no stone unturned

Stone Age

stone-fruit

stone's throw

stonechat

stone-

stone-broke

stone-cold

stone-deaf

stoned

stoneground

Stonehenge

stonemason

4.

5.

6.35
1.

2.

(
),
()

2. () , ,

1. ()

()

stonewall

stoneware

stonewashed

stonework

( )

(stonier, stoniest)
1. , , ,
,
stony

stony-broke

stony hearted

stood

2. (), () ,
3.
()

,
,

stand
()

1.




stooge

stooge

2.

, ,
3. , ,
()

1.

,

2.

1.



2.

stool

stool-pidgeon

3.

4. ( )
1.

2. ()


1.
,
,
stoop

stoop

2.

,
,
(stopped, stopping)

1. ,
2.

3.
, ,
4.
stop

5.
1. ,
2. ,

3. .

stop

stop off/over

stop press

stopcock

stopgap
stopoff
stopover

4. ,

5.
,

,

1.

2.
stoppage

3.

stopper

2.

1.
,

stop-watch

storage

1.

2.
,

3.

1.

2. ,

store

store

in store

storehouse

storekeeper

storeroom
storey
stork

storm

3.

4. ( ) ,
1. ,

2.

3. ,

1. , , 2.


, ,

1.

2.

storeys ( )
(
)

1. ,

2. ,

3.

1. ,

storm

storm out

storm at

storm in a teacup

storm door
take by storm

stormy

2.


3.

1.

2.
,
(stormier, stormiest)

1. , ,

2. ,
stories ( )
1. ,
2.

3.

4. ()

story
stoup

stout

stout

stove

5. ()

1.


, ,

2.

, ,
3.

1.
2.


,

stove

stow

stow away

stave

1.

2. ( )
1.

2.

stowage

stowaway

3.
,

4.

(straddled, straddling)

1. ,
,
,
(

straddle

2. ,

strafe

2. () ,

1.

1. ,
2.

straggle
straggler

3. , , ,

1.
2. , ,
3.
,
4. ,

5. ( )

straight

6. ( )

7. ()
( )
1.

2.
straight

3. ,

4. ,
1.

go straight

straight away

straight face

straight off

2.
(

)

straighten

straightforward

()

1.
, , ,

2.
,
3. ,
,

1. ,

2. ,

1. ,
2. ( , , ) , ,

3.
strain

4. ,
1.
2.

strain

3.
,

,
4.

1.
, ), ( ),
(

2.

3. ,

strain

4. ( ) ,

strained

strainer

2. ,

strait

in dire straits

straitened

2. ,

in straitened circumstances

1. (
)
,

1. (

)

2. ( ) ,
1. ,

strait-jacket

strait-laced

1.

2.

( ) ,

1.

( , )

2.
3.
4.

strand

strand

stranded

5. ()

6.

()

1.

2. ()

1. , ,

2. ,
3. ,
strange

4. ()

stranger

2.

strangle

stranglehold

strangler
strangulate

1.

1. ,
2. ,

1. ( )
,
2. , ,

)
2. (

1. ,

strangulation

1.

)
2. (

1. , ,
2.

strap

strap

strap up

strapless

3.
( )

4.
(strapped, strapping)

1. (

) , ,
2. (
)

()

,
(


()

strapped

strapping

()

strata ( )

1.

stratum
stratagem
strategic
strategically
strategist

2.

, ,

strategies ( )
1.

strategy

2.

stratification
stratified
stratigraphy

1. ( )

2.

( )

2.

1.

10 60

stratosphere

1. ,

2.
,

straw

3. ,

strawberry

stray

stray

2.
,

stray

stray bullets

stray sock

strawberries ( )

1.
,
,
,

, , ()
1.

2.

,

streak

3.

4.

 , ,
1.
2.

streak

streaker

3.

(streakier, streakiest)

,
1. ,
streaky

2. ()

1.

2.
3.
4.
stream

5. ,

1. , ,
2. ,
3.

stream

streamer

1.

2.

3.

1. ( , , )

streamline

street

on the streets

,
2.

1.

2.
,

streets ahead of
up one's street
streetcar
streetwalker

()

()
,

streetwise

1.
,
2. ( )
3. ,

strength

in strength

on the strength of

4.

( )
,

1.

2.

strengthen

strenuous

streptococcus

streptomycin

3.


4.

(),

streptococci ( )

stresses ( )

1. , , ,

2.
stress

,
,
3.

 ,

1.
stress

,
2.

1. , , , ,
2. ,

stretch

3. (),
4.

stretches ( )
1. , , , ,

stretch

stretch

at a stretch

at full stretch

stretch one's legs

2.
,

3. ()

( )

stretcher

stretchy

strew

striated

1.
2.
,

3. ()
()

(strewed, strewn, strewing)

1.

2. ,

1.
,
2.

striation

, ,

, , , , ,

stricken

(stricter, strictest)

1. ,
strict

strictly

strictly speaking

strictness
stricture

2.
,
,

stride

stride

get into one's stride

stridency

strident

strife

take something in one's stride

,
1.

2.
(strode, stridden, striding)

1. ,
2. , ,

1. ,

2. ( )

()

1. () ,

2. (
)

, ,

(struck, striking)
1. ,
, , , , , ,
2.

3. ()

4. (
)
5. (),

6.

7.

8.
,
, ( ,
)

9.

10. ,

11. (, )
12. ( , )
strike

13. ,

1. , , ,
, , ,
,

2.

strike

3.

4.
,

1.

2.

3. ,

,
striker

on strike

strike it rich

strike off

strike out

strike up

strike while the iron is hot

strikebound

1. ,
, 2. (
)

strikebreaker

1. , ,
2. ,

striking

3.


1. , ,

2. (
, )

3. (, ),

4. ( )

5. ( )
( )
6.
string

7. ( )

8. ()
1. ,

2.
string

pull strings

3.
(
, )

4.

string along
string along with

string quartet

string up

stringed

stringency

2. ( )

stringent

2. ( )

stringy

()

1. , 2. ()
, 3.
stringed instruments

1. ,

1. ,

(stringier, stringiest)

1. ( )

2. () , ( )
(stripped, stripping)

1. , ,
2. ,
3. ( )

4.
strip

5. ()

1.

2.

3. (),

striptease
4.

,
strip

strip cartoon

strip club

strip light
strip-search

1. ,

2.

stripe

striped

stripling

stripper

strip-tease

stripy

3.
4.

(, )

1.
2.

3.

(stripier, stripiest)
(, )

1.
strive

2.

strobe

strode

( )

stroboscope)
(

stride
1. (, )

2. (
) ,
3.
4.
5. ,

6.

7. ( )
8.

9. , ,

stroke

10. ( ,
),
1.

2. ()
stroke

stroll

stroll

stroller

3.
,

1.

2.

(stronger, strongest)
1.

2. ()
3.

4.

5. ()
6. ( )
7. ()

8.
,

9.
strong
strong-arm tactics
strong language
strongly
strongbox
stronghold
strongroom
strontium

10. ( ),

1.

2.

,


,
,
1.

2.

strop

strop

(stropped, stropping)

(
)
(stroppier, stroppiest)
()

stroppy

strove

struck

structural

structural steel
structure
structure
strudel
struggle
struggle
struggling
strum
strumpet
strung

strive
strike

1. ,
2.

1. , , ,

, ,
2.

, ,
, , ,



(

)
1.

2. , ,

, ,

(strummed, strumming)

( ,
, , )

string

(strutted, strutting)

strut

strut

2. ( )

strychnine

1.

,

1.

2. , ,
stub

3.

(stubbed, stubbing)
1. , ,
stub

2. stub out

stubble

2.

stubborn

2. ( )
, ()

stubby

stucco

stucco

stuck

stuck

get stuck in

stuck-up

stuck with

1. ,

1. ,

(stubbier, stubbiest)

stick
,

()
()

,
()

1.



2.

stud

3. ,

stud

2.

1.
,

(studded, studding)
stud

1.




2. ,

1.
student

studied

2.
1.

2.

3.

,
1.

studio

2. ( )

3.

1.

2.
studious

3. ,
(studied, studying)

1. ,
study

2. ,

studies ( )

1. , ,
,

2. ,
study

3. , ( )
()

1. , ,
2.
3. ,
4.
stuff

5.

1.
2.

3.


stuff

stuff up

4. ()

,
5. ()()
()

1. ( )

2. ()

3. (
)

stuffed

stuffiness

2.
,

stuffing

2.

1.

1. , ( , )

(stuffier, stuffiest)
1.
2. ( )

stuffy

stultify

stumble

stumble

3. ( ) ,

4. ()
,
, ,
(stultified, stultifying)

,
1.

2.

3. , ( )

1.

2.

stumble across
stumble on
stumbling-block

,

1.

2.

,
,

,
stump

3.

1. ,

2. ()

(

)

stump

stump up

stumpy

stun

stung

stunk

stunner

3. ()

4. ()

()
,

(stumpier, stumpiest)

1. ,

2.

(stunned, stunning)

1. ( ) (
, )
2.

,

sting
stink
()

()
stunning

stunt

stunt

stunt man

stunted

stupa

stupefaction

,
,

,
()

( )

(
)

()

2.

1.
,
(stupefied, stupefying)

1.
,

stupefy

stupendous

stupid

stupidity

stupor

sturdiness

2.
,

, ,
1. ,

2.

3.

, , (

, )

1.
2.


3.

(sturdier, sturdiest)
1.
sturdy
sturgeon

stutter

stutter

stutterer

2.

3. , ,

sties ( )
1.

sty

2.

sty

stye

sties, styes ( )
sties, styes ( )

1. (, , ),
2. ,
3.
4.

style

5.

(styled, styling)

1.
style

in style

stylish

2. ,

1. , 2.

1.
stylist

stylistic

stylize

stylus

2.

styluses ( )
1.

2. , (
)
(stymied, stymieing)
()

stymie

styptic

suation

suave

suavity

,
()

1.
2.

sub

sub

3. ,

()

1.
,
2.

1.

,
2.

subsubaltern

3.

sub-aqua
subaquatic
subarctic
subcommittee
subconscious
subconscious
subcontinent

()

(
subcontract

)
( )

)
subcontractor
subcutaneous
subdivide

subdivision

1.

2.
,


(subdued, subduing)

1. ,
subdue
subdued
sub-editor
subgroup
subheading
subhuman

2. ( , , , )

(, ), ()
, ()

1. ,
2.

3.
4.
5.
subject

subject

subject to
subject
subject-matter

6.

,

7.

1.
2.

1.

, 2. ,

1.

2.

subjection
subjective
subjectivity
subjoin
subjudice
subjugate
subjugation
subjunctive
sublease

1. , ,


2.
, ( )

(subletting)
sublet
sub-lieutenant

1.

sublimate

2.
,

sublimation

2.
,

sublime

2. ,

sublime

2.
,

subliminal
sub-machine-gun
submarine
submarine
submerge
submergence
submersible
submersion

1.

1. , , ,

1.

1. ,

2. ( )

,
)
(

() ()
, (
)

1. , ,

2.

3. ,
submission
submissive

4. , ,

,


,

(submitted, submitting)
submit

subnormal

subordinate
subordinate

1. , , ,


2. ,

1. ()

2.

, ,

,
,

subordinate
subordination
sub-plot
subpoena
subpoena
sub rosa

( ),

(subpoenaed, subpoenaing)

1. ( , )
2. , ( )

3.

4. ()
subscribe

subscriber
subscript

5. ,

1.
( , )
2.
,
( )

3.

2 CO
(
)

1. ( , )
2. ,
3.

4.

subscription

subsection

2.

subsequent

2.

subsequently

1.

1. , ,

,

,

subservience
subservient
subset

()

,
,


1. ( )
, ( ) ,
2. (

)

3. (, ,
, ) ,

subside
subsidence
subsidiary
subsidiary
subsidiz(s)e
subsidy

4. () , ,

)
(
1.


2.

,

,
subsidies ( )

subsist
subsistence
subsistence economy
subsistence farming
subsistence wage
subsoil
subsonic

1. , ,

2. ,

3.
, ,
4.
substance
substandard

5.
,

1.
,
2. ,

substantial
substantiate
substantiation

3. , , ,

4. ,

,



,

1.
, ,


2.

3.
,

substantive

4. ( )

substation

2.

substitute

1.

, ,
,

substitute
substitution

substratum
substructure
subsume
subtenant
subterfuge
subterranean

1.

, , ()
2.

,
( ),

,
substrata ( )
1.

2. ,

, ,

(

)

1.

2.

1.
subtitle

2.

()
1. (, , )

2. ,
3. ,

subtle

4.

5. ,

1.
(, , )
2.
3.

subtlety
subtotal

4.

5. ,

subtract
subtraction
subtropical
suburb

suburban

suburbia

subversion
subversive

subvert

subway

subzero

1. ()

,

,

2. , (

1.
2.

()

,

1.

2.
,
1.

2. ()

()

1. ,
2. ,

succeed

3.
,
,
successes ( )

success
successful

, , ,
,

1. ,

2.
,
succession
in succession
successive

3.
,

,
, ( , )

successor
succinct
succinctness
succour
succour

( )

1.

, ( )

,

()
,

succulent

2. (
)

succumb

2.

such

2. ,

as such
such and such
such as
suchlike
suck

1. , ,

1.

suck
suck up to

()
1.
, ,

2. ,

3. ,

,
4. (
)

5.

6. () ,

7. () ,
sucker

suckle

suckling

sucrose
suction
sudden
all of a sudden
suddenly
suddenness
suds

8. () ( )

1. ,

2.

1. ,

2.

2.

sue

suede

1.

, ,

,

,

(sued, suing)

suet

)

1. ,

2. ,

, ,
suffer
sufferer
suffering
sufferance
on sufferance
suffice

sufficiency

sufficient

suffix

3.
,
,
4.

, ,

suffixes ( )
1. ,

2.

suffocate

3.

suffocation

2.

suffrage
suffragette
suffuse
suffusion
sugar

1.

(, ),
(),

1.

2. () () ,

sugar

sugary

2. (), ( )

1.
, ,

1. ,

2.
,
,

3.

suggest

suggestible

suggestion

2.

suggestive

suicide

2.

suicidal

,
,

,

1. ,

1.

1.
,

2.

1. , (

)
2. , ( )

3.

suit

4. ,

5. ()

1. ,
2.

3.

suit

suitability

suitable
suitcase

1.
2. ( )
3.
( )

4.

suite

suitor

sulk

sulky

sullen

2. (
)

1.


2.

, ,
(sulkier, sulkiest)

1. , ,
(sullied, sullying)

( ), ( ),

,

sully
sulphate
sulphur
sulphuric
sulphuric acid
sultan
sultana

sultry

1.

2.



(sultrier, sultriest)

1. ()

2. ( )

1. ,

2.

3.
sum

,
4.

sum

in sum
sum to
sum total

(summed, summing)

1.

2. ,

3.

sum up

summariz(s)e

2.

summary

, ,

1.

(summaries)

1.
summary

2.
, ,
1.
2.

summation
summer
summer house
summer school
summer time

3.

)
(

summertime

summery

2.

1.

1.

2.
summit

3.
1.

,

2.

summon

summons

sumo
sump
sumptuary
sumptuous

3.
)
(

4. (
)

summonses ( )

2.

1.

( )

1. , ,

sun

2. , ,

mon

sunbathe
sunbeam
sunburn
sunburnt

(sunned, sunning)

2. (
)

1. ()( )

sunburned

1. ()( )
2. (
)

sundae
Sunday
Sunday best
Sunday school
sunder
sundew
sundial
sundown

( )

1. (
),

sundries
sundry
all and sundry
sunfish
sunflower
sung
sunglasses
sunk

sunken

2.

sing

sink

1.

2.
,
3. (), (
),

sunlight
sunlit

(sunnier, sunniest)

1. ,
2.

sunny

the sunny side

sunrise
sunset

1.

2.

1.

sunshade

2. ,

sunshine

2.

1.

1.

2. ,

3. ()
, ()

sunspot
sunstroke
suntan

(
)

(
), ()

suntaned

( )

(supped, supping)
1. (,
)
,

, ()

sup

2. ,

super

()

( ,) ()

1.
2.


super

3.
( )

1. ,

2.
super

superabundance

superabundant
superannuate

3.

1.
,


(
2.
)
1.

2.

superannuated

3.

superannuation

superb

2.

supercharge

1.

supercharger

supercilious

,
,

superconductivity

superconductor

superegos ( )

superego
superficial
superfluity
superfluous
superglue

() , () , ( )
,

( )

supergrass

superhighway

superhuman

superimpose

2.

1. ( )

( ),

superintend

superintendent

superior

superior

superiority

superiority complex

superlative

, ,

,
,
,
,
,

( , )
1.

2. , , ,
3.

1. ,
,
,


2.

()
( , ,

1. , ,
2.
( )

superlative

superman

supermarket

supermodel

supernatural

supermen ( )
( )

supernovea, supernovas ( )
supernova

superpower

superscript

supersede

supersonic

) stunt 1

( ,
, , ) ,

superstar

superstardom

superstition

superstitious

( ,
, , )

,

,

superstore

superstructure

supertanker

supervene

supervise
supervision
supervisor
supervisory

,
,

, ,

superwoman

supine

supper

2.

supplant
supple

1.

1.

, ,

2. (, ),

1.

2.

supplement
supplement
supplemental
supplementary
suppleness
suppliant
supplicant
supplicate
supplication
supplier

3.

( )

,


,

,
,

,
,

,


(supplied, supplying)

1. , ,
supply

2.

3.

supplies ( )
1.

2.
3.
4.

5. ( ) ,
supply

supply teacher

6. ( )

1. ,
,

2. ,
,
3.

4. ,

support

5.
,

1.

,
2.

support

in support of

supporter
supporting
supportive

3.

4. ,
,
,


,

(,
)

,


1. ,
2.

suppose

3.

1.
supposed

supposition

suppranational

2.
, ,
3.

, ,
( )
1.

2. , , ,

3. (,
)
suppress

suppressed

4. ( )

, ,
1.

2. , ,

3.
suppression

suppressor

suppurate

suppuration
supremacy

4. (
)

(),

,
,
1.

2.
, , ()

,
supreme

Supreme Court

supremely

supremos ( )
()

( )

supremo

surcharge

surcharge

1. () ,

2.


1.

2.
(surer, surest)

1. ,

,
sure
sure
for sure
make sure
sure enough
sure-fire
sure-footed

2.

,
3.

() ()

,
()
,

1.
,

2.
,

1.

2.
,

surely
sureness

3.

4.

sureties ( )
1.

surety
surf
surf

2.

( )
1. ( , ),
,
2. ( 6 )
3.

surface

4. ,
1. (, )

,

2.
( )


3.

surface

surface
surface mail
surfboard

4. ()

1.
,
2.
3.

( )

1.
,

2.

surfeit

3.

surfeit

2.

surfer
surfie

1.

()

surfing

(surged, surging)

(
)
1.

2. ()

surge

3. (
)
,

4. (

1. ,

2. ()

3.

(
4.

)
surge

surgeon

5. (
)

(
6.

)

surgeries ( )
1.

2.

surgery
surgical
surgically
surly
surmise
surmise

3.

4.

(surlier, surliest)

, ,

, ,

, ,

surmount

surname

surname

surpass

surpassing

surplice

surplus
surplus

surprise

1. ( , , )

2. ,

, ,

, ,
, ,

surpluses ( )

),

, ,

1.
,

2.

3.

1. , ,
2. ,

3.

4.

surprise

surprised

surprising

surprisingly

surreal

5.
,

, ,

, ,

, ,

surrealism
surrealist

surrealistic

1. ,
,

2.
3.

4. ,

surrender

5. ,

surrender

2. ,

surreptitious

surrogate

surrogate mother

,
,

surround

surround

surrounding

surroundings

surrogacy

1.

(
)

(
)

,
,

( ),

(
surveillance

1. , ,
survey

2. ,

1. , ,
2. , ,

survey

surveyor

survivable

survival

survive

survivor

susceptibility

1.

2.
,

1.
,

, ,
2.

1.
, ,

2.

1.
,


,

2. ()

1.

2.

3. ( )
( )
1.

2.

susceptible
susceptible of proof
susceptible to
suspect
suspect

3.

,

4. susceptible of ,

(, )

suspect
suspected

1. ,

2. , ,
suspend

suspend animation

3.


,

4. ,

, ,

suspended sentence

suspender

suspense

1.

2.
(

1. , ,
2.

3. ,
,

suspension
suspension bridge
suspicion
suspicious

4.

() suss out
suss
suss

1.
, ,
2. ,

( ) () ,

1. ,

2.

3.
,
4. ,

5. () , ,

sustain
sustainable

6.
,
1. ,
2.

sustenance

suttee

suture

3.
,
1.


2.


1.

2.

1.

suzerain

2.

suzerainty

2.

1.

svelte

swab

swab
swaddle
swaddling clothes

swag

1. (
)

2. ( )

1.

2.

3.

(swabbed, swabbing)

1. (
)
2. (

)

( ),

1. ()
2. ( ) ()

1. (

swagger

swagger

swagger stick

),

2. ,

, (

(
)
swagmen ( )
( )

swagman

( )

1.

swain

2.

3.

(),


1.
2.

3. ,

4. ()

5. ()

6. ,

swallow

swallow

2.

swallow
swallow-dive
swallow-tail
swam

swami

swamp

1.

1.

2. (
)

swim

swamis ( )

1.
,

2.
(
,

swamp

swampy

swan

)
,

(swampier, swampiest)

, ,

( )

(swanning, swanned)
()
swan

, ( )

swank

,
,

swank

swanky

swan-song

swap

swap
swarm

()

1.
,
,
2.


,

(swankier, swankiest)

1. (),
2.

( ) ,
(swapped, swapping)

1. ( , )
2.
,

1. ()
2. (,

,
, ) , ,
3.

swarm

swarm

swarthiness

swarthy

swashbuckler
swashbuckling

()

(,

)

()

(swarthier, swarthiest)

, ,

swastika

swat

(, ) ,

swatch

swath

swathe

swathe

swathe

(swatted, swatting)

1.

2.

1.

2.

(swathed, swathing)

, ,

1. ,

2. ,
3.

sway

4.
,

sway

2. ,
,

1. ,

(swore, sworn, swearing)

1. ,
swear

swear by

swear in

swear off

swear word

2.

3.

(
)

swearer

1.
,

2.

1.

2.
3. () , ,
sweat

4. ,
1.

2.

3. (,
)

sweat

no sweat

sweat-band

sweat blood

sweated labour

sweat it out

sweat off

sweater

sweatshirt

sweatshop

4. ,

5. () ,
()

(

)

() 1. , 2.
()

( )

(sweatier, sweatiest)

1. ( )

sweaty

swede

Swede

2. ( )


3.

Swedish
Swedish
Sweeden

, ,

(swept, sweeping)

1. ,
2.
3.
,

4. ,
sweep

5. ,
6. ,
1. ,
2.
( )
3. ( )

4. (

sweep

sweeper

sweeping

),
5.

1.

,

2.

1. ( )

2. (

)

3. (
) ,

sweepstake

(sweeter, sweetest)
1.
2.
3. ()

4. ,
5. () ( )
6. ()
, ,
sweet

7.

1.

2.

sweet

sweet-brier

sweet pea

sweet pepper

sweet potato

sweet-talk

sweet tooth

sweet william

sweetbread

sweetcorn

sweeten

sweetener
sweethening

3. ()

(),

2. ()

2.

1.

1.

1.
sweetheart

2.

()
1.

2.

sweetie
sweetmeat
sweetness

3.

2.

(swelled, swollen, swelling)

1.

1. , ,

2.
,

3.

swell

4. (



)
,

5. (, )
1. ( , )
2. ,

( )
3.
4. ()
swell

5. ()



(sweller, swellest)

() ()
1. ,
swell

have a swelled

swollen head

2. ,

(),

(),

swelling

1. ( , )

2. ( , )

,
,

,

swelter

sweltering

swept

sweep

1.
, ( )


2. ()
swerve

3. ()
4.

1.
, ( )

2. ()
3.

swerve

4.

swift

swift

swiftness

(swifter, swiftest)

(swigged, swigging)
()

swig

(
)

swig

(
)

()

1.

2.

3. () ( ) ,
swill

1.

2.

3.

4. () ( ) ,

swill

(swam, swum, swimming)

1. ,

swim

swim

swimming bath

swimming costume
swimming pool
swimmer

2.

3. , ,

,


( )

swimmers

swimming

swimmingly

swimsuit

swindle

()

swindle
swindler
swine

1.

2. swine, swines ( ) ()
(swung, swinging)
1.
,

2.

3.
,

4.

5. () ,
6. ()
7.


swing

8.

9.

1.
, , ,
2.

swing

in full swing

swing boat

swing-bridge

swing door

3.

4. ,

1. () ,

)
2. (
, (
,

,
swingeing

() ,

()
1.
swinger

2.

swinging

()

()

(swiped, swiping)

1. ,
2. ( )

3. ()
swipe

4. (
)
)(

swipe

2.

1. ,

1. , ,

2. (
)

swirl

swirl

swish

swish

swish

Swiss

3. (
) ,

, )
, (,
,
1.

2.

()

, ,

switches ( )
1. ,
2.
3.

4.
switch

5. (
)

6.

1. ( )

, ( )(

2.

3. ( , )
4.

5.

, (
)

1.
, 2. ()

switch

switch on

switch off

switchback

switchboard

swivel

swivel

swivel chair

swizz

1.

2.



1.

2.
(swivelled, swivelling)

()
,

()
1.
swizzle
swizzle stick
swollen

swollen

swollen head

swoon

swoon

2. ,

sweel

1.

2. (

)

(),

,

(swooped, swooping)

1. ( )
swoop

swoop

3. ()

1. ( )
2.

3. ()

()

(
)

swoosh

swop

swap

sword dance

swordfish

sword

2.

swordfish, swordfishes ( )

swordsmen ( )
swordsman

swordsmanship

swordstick

swore

sworn

sworn

sworn enemy

sworn friends

swear

swear

(swotted, swotting)
()

swot

swot
swum
swung

sybarite

sybaritic

sycamore

sycophancy

sycophant

sycophantic

syllabic

syllable

)
()

1.

(
)
2. ( )
( )

swim

swing

syllabub

syllabus

syllogism
sylph
sylphlike

1.



2.

symbiosis

symbiotic

symbol

2.

symbolic(al)
symbolically

syllabuses, syllabi ( )

1.

, ,

1.
2.

symbolism

symbolist

2.

symboliz(s)e

symmetrical

2.
,

symmetry

,
,

1.

1. ,

1.
2.
3. ,

sympathetic

4. ,

sympathiz(s)e

sympathiz(s)er

2. ,

1.

,
,

sympathies ( )
1.

sympathy

symphonic

2. ,

3.
( )

symphonies ( )
1.

symphony
symphony orchestra

symposium

symptom

2. ,

symposiums, symposia ( )
,
1.

2.
symptomatic

synagogue

synchroniz(s)e

3.

1.

2.

3.


1.

synchroniz(s)ation

synchronous

2.

3.

1.

2. Gloucester

syncope

3.

" fo'c'sle "
"forecastle"

syndicate

syndicate

(
)

syndication

(
),

syndrome

synergetic

synergy

synergy effect
synod
synonym
synonymous

synopsis
synoptic
syntax

synopses ( )
, (
,

,
,

,
syntheses( )
1.
2.

3. , ,

synthesis

synthesize

synthesizer

(
)

synthetic

2. () ,

synthetic rubber

, (
)

, (
)

synthetically
syphilis
syphilitic
syphon

1.

,

2. ,
,
1. ,

1.

2.

syphon

syringe

syringe

syrup

syrupy

1.

)

,
(
2.

1. , ,

2.

1. (
)
2. (

)
1. ,

2.

1.

2. ,
3. ,
4. ,
system

systematic

systematiz(s)ation

systematiz(s)e

5.

, ,

, ,

1. ()

2. ( ) (

systemic

systemiz(s)e

, ,

English

tab

Pronunciation

Type

Lao

1.



2.

3.

)
(

4. (),
keep tabs on

pick up the tab

tabby

() , ,
()(
)

tabbies ( )
1.
2.

1.

tabernacle

2.
3.

4.

1.
table

2. , ,

on the table

table manners
table wine

3.

(tabled, tabling)

table

tableau

tablecloth

tableland
tablespoon

tableaux ( )
,

table-spoonful

tablet

2.
()

tableware

,
,
,

tabloid

taboo

taboo

tabor

tabular

tabulate

tabulation

tabulator

tachograph

tachometer

tacit

taciturn

taciturnity

tack

1. ()

3.

, ,

, ,

(
),

1.

2.
3.

4. ,

1.

tack

2. ,

3.

4. ,

tack on

tack

tackiness

tackle

()

1.
,

2. , ( )

1.

2.

tackle

tacky

tact

tactful

tactical

tactician

tactics

tactile

3. , ( )
1. ,

2. () , ,
,

,

, ,

1.


2.




3.

4. ( )

tactless

tadpole

taffeta

( )

1.
,
tag

2.
3.

4.

(tagged, tagging)

tag

1. , ,

2. ,

3. () tag along
1.

2. ,

tail

tail

tail off

,
, ,

tailgate

tailless

tailor

tailor

tailormade

taint

2.

tailback

3. ( )

1.
2. ,

1.

2. , ,



1. , ,

3.

1. ,
,
taint

2.

3.

1. ,
tainted

2.

taipan

3.
1.

2.
3.
4. ,
5. ,
take

6. , ()
7. ,

8.

9. ,
10. ()

11.
1.

2.
3.
4. ,
5. ,
take

6. , ()
7. ,

8.

9. ,
10. ()

11.
take after

take down

take for

take in
take leave of
take off

take on

2.

1.

,
3. ,

, , 2.
1. ()
1.
2.

3.
4.

take over

take place

take up

take-away

)
1. , 2. (
), 3. (

1.

(

)

2.

1.

taker

2.

takings

talcum powder

tale

talent

talented

3.

1. ,

2.

talismans ( )

talisman

talk

talk away

talk back

talk big

talk down to

, ,

talk shop

talk someone into doing

something

, ,
1. ,
2.

talk someone out of something

talk over

talk round

talk sense

talk nonsense

talk

2. ,

talkative

talker

tall

tall order

tall story

tallish

tallness

1. ,
3. talks

(taller, tallest)

()

tallow

tally

1. ,

tallies ( )

2. ,
(tallied, tallying)

tally

tally-ho
talon

tamarind

tambourine

tame

1. ,

2. tally up

1. ,

tame

tameable

Tamil

tam-o-shanter

tamp

tamer

(tamer, tamest)

, , ,
2.

1.
,

2.

1.
2.

(, , )
tamper with

tamper

1. ,
,
, ,

2.

tampon

tan

1.

2. ,

(tanned, tanning)

tan

1.

tandem

tandoori

tang

tangent

tangerine

tangibility

tangible

tangle

2.

1. ()

2.

1.

2.

,
1.
2.

1. ( , , ) ,

2. tangle with
1.

tangle

2. ,
,

tangled

(, )

tango

tangy

3.

tangos ( )

(tangier, tangiest)
()

1.

tank

tankard

tanker

tankful

tanner

tannery

, ,

tannin

tantaliz(s)e

tantamount

tantrum

tap

2.

1.

2.

2.

1.
,

3.
(tapped, tapping)

1.

( )

2. ( , )

tap

3. ( )
4.
5. ()

6. ()



1.

tap

tap

2.

3.
(tapped, tapping)

,
,

tap-dancer

tap-dancing

1. ,

tape

2.

3.
,

4.
tape

tape-measure

1.


2.

,
1.

taper

2.

taper

tape-recorder

tape-recording

tapestry

tapeworm

tapioca

tapir

tar

3. (
)
,
,
tapestries ( )

1.

2.

(tarred, tarring)

tar

tarantula

tardily

tardiness

(tardier, tardiest)

tardy

tare

target

target

tariff

2. (, )

tarmac

tar macadam

tarnish

tarnished

taro

tarot

tarpaulin

tarragon
tarry

, ,
,

1.

2.
1. (-)
3.

1. ,

2. ,

1.

2.

taros ( )

(tarried, tarrying)
tarr

1. ,
2.
3.

tart

1.

2. ()

tart up

tart

1.

2.

(tarter, tartest)

tart

1. ( ),

tartan

tartar

tartar

tartlet

tartly

tartness

tarty

task

task

take a person to task

task force

2. ( ) ,
1.

2.

1. ,

2.
(tartier, tartiest)

, , ,

taskmaster

tassel

tasselled

taste

1.

2.




,

2. ( )

1.

3. ( )

1.

2. ,


taste

3.

4.
5.

6.

tastebud

tasteful

tastefully

1. ,

2.
,
, ,

1.

2.
,
1. ,

tasteless

2.
,
,
3.

1. ,
tastelessness

tasty

2.

3.
(tastier, tastiest)

()

tat

tata

tattered

tatters

tatting

tattle

, ,

tattle

tattoo

tattoo

tattoo

tattooist

tatty

taught

taunt

taunt

taupe

Taurus

, ,
()

1. ( , )
2. ( )

, ,

1.
, ,
2.

(tattier, tatties)
( , )

teach

, ,

, ,
1.
,
2.

1.

2.
21

23

taut

tauten

tautness

tautology

tavern

tawdriness

tawdry

tawny

(tauter, tautest)
,
,

tautologies ( )

(tawdier, tawdiest)
() ,
(tawnier, tawniest)

)
taxes ( )

tax

1. ,

tax avoidance

tax-deductable

tax evasion

tax haven

tax return

tax shelter

tax

2. , ,

1.

2. (
, )
3. ( )
4.

taxable
taxation

taxis ( )

taxi

taxi

taxi-cab

taxidermist

taxidermy
taxing
taxonomy
taxpayer

,
(taxied, taxiing)

= tuberculosis

TB

tea

2.

tea-bag

teacake

teach

teachable

teaching

tea-cloth

teacup

teacher

teak
teal

1.

3. ( , )

(taught, teaching)

1.

2. ( )
1.

2.

tea-leaf

team

2. ,
,

team

teapot

tear

in tears

tear

1.
3.

team up

,
,

1.

2.

(tore, torn, tearing)

1. ,
2. ()

3.

tear

tear-drop

tearful

,
,

tear-gas

tease

1. , ,

tease

teasel

teaser

teaspoon

teaspoonful

(teased, teasing)

2.

1.

teat

tea-table

tea-towel

tea-tree

technical

2. ,

technical college

technicality

1. ,

technically

technically speaking

technician

technicoulour

technicoulour

, ,

technocracy

technocrat

technology

teatime

technique

2.

1. ,
3.

technicalities ( )
2. ,

1. ,

2. ()
, ,
1.

2.

technologies ( )
, ,

technological
technologically
technologist

,
1.

tectonic

teddy-bear

tedious

tediousness
tedium

2.

, ()

1.

tee

teem

teenage

teenaged

teenager

teens

teeny

teeter

2.

1. teem with

2. teem down ( )

13 19
(teenier, teeniest)
()

1. ,
2.
tooth

teeth

1.

2.
3.

teeth

teetotaller

tele-

telecommunications

teething
teetotal

telegenic

( )

telegram

telegraph

telegraph

telegraphic

telegraphy

telepathic

telepathy

telephone

telephone

telephonist

telescope

telescope

telescopic

televise

televised

1.
2.

1.
2.

1.
,


2. ,

,


1.

,

,


2.

,

, ,

1.
television

2.

telex

telex

3.
,
1.
2.

3. ,

tell

4.
5. ,

6. , ,
7. ()
tell off
telling off
you're telling me

()

()

teller

telling

tell-tale

tell-tale

telly

()

1.
2.
()

, ,

,
1.

2.

( )
tellies ( )
()

1.
2.

temerity

temper

lose your temper

temper

temperament

temperamental

temperamentally

temperance

temperate

1.
2.

1. ( ), ( )

2.
,
1.

2.

1.


2.

1. (
) ,
,

2. ( )
1.

temperature

2.

tempest

tempestuous

tempestuously

( )

, ,

template
temple
temple

3.

1.

2. ,
,

tempos, tempi ( )

tempo

1.

up the tempo

2. ,

1.
temporal

2.

temporarily

temporiz(s)e

tempt

temptation

tempter

tempting

temptress

ten

ten

tenable

,

,

temporary

tenacious
tenacity

3.

, ,

tenancy

tenant

tend

tend towards

tend

tendency

1. ,
2.

1.

2.

(
) , ()

, ,

1.

2.

1.

, ,


, , , ( )
tendencies ( )

tendentious

tendentiously

( )

(tenderer, tenderest)

1.

tender

2. ()

3.
( ),

4.

5.


1. ,
tender

2. ,

tender

tender

2.

tenderiz(s)e

tenderloin

)
(

tenderly

3. ,
1.
bar tender



3.

( )

1.

2.
,

1. , ,

tenderness

2.

tendon

tendril

3.

1. ( )
tenement

2.

tenet

, , ,
,

tenner

tennis

tenon

tenor

3.



()

( )
( )

, (
)
1.

2.
(
)
(tensed, tensing)

tense

1. ,

tense

, ,

tense

1. ,

tensely

tenseness

tensile

2.
(tenser, tensest)

2.
1.

2.

1.
2.
1.
2.

tension

3.
4. ,
5.

)
1. (), (

,

tentatively

tenterhook

on tenterhooks

tenth

tenth

tenuous

tent

tentacle

tentative

2.

2.
,

tenure

tepee

tepid

tequila

1.

3.

1. (,
)

2. (,
)

1. ()

2. ,

1.

2.
,
,
term

3.
,

4.

5.

term

1.

2.

1.

terms

come to term

in terms of
termagant

,

2. ,

terminable

terminal

terminal

1. ( , , )
2.

3.
1.
2. () ,


1. ,

terminate

2.
, , ,

3.

,
1. , ,


termination

2.

terminological

terminology

3.
,
1.

2.

termini, terminuses ( )
terminus

1.
,

termite

tern

2.

1.
,

2.

terrace

terracotta

terra firma

terrain

terrapin

terrestrial

3.

1.

2.

, ,

1.
2.

1. ,
terrible

terribly

terrier

terrific

2. , ,
3. ()

1.

2. ()

()

1.

2.

3.
, ,

terrifically

terrify

terrified

terrifying

territorial

(terrified, terrifying)

,
,

territory

territories ( )
,
1.
,

terror

2.

terroriz(s)e

terroriz(s)ation

terrorist

terse

terseness

tertiary

tessellate
tessellation

3. ,

(
),

, )(

(
),

1.

2.
test

3.
4. ()
5. ()
1.

test

testament

testate

testator

2.
3. ,

1.
2.
( )

1.

2.

tester

testis

testicle

testify

1.
,

testimonial

3.

testes ( )

,

(testified, testifying)

2. ,

,
1.
2.

testimonies ( )
testimony

1.

2. ,

3.
,
testing

test-tube

testy

1. ,

tetanus

tetchy

tte-a-tte

tether

tether

at the end of your tether

(testier, testiest)

2. ( )
(tetchier, tetchiest)

tetra-

tetrahedron

text

2.

textual

textbook

( )

textiles

texture

()

textured

thalidomide

than

than

thank

2.

thank you

( )

thankful

thankfully

thankless

thanks

textbook

thanks to
thanksgiving

,
1. , , ,

3. ,

1.

2.

(

)

1. , ,

3.
1.

2.
,

, ,
1.

2. ()

those ( )

that

that

that

(),
relative pronoun ,

that

that

thatch

( ) , ( )

thatch

thatcher

thaw

those ( )

( ) , ( )

1. ,

2.

,


1. ,

thaw

2.

the

theatre

3. ,
, ()
1. , ( )
2.

3.

4. war theatre
theatregoer

theatrical

theatrically

theatricals

1.

2.

1.
2.

( )

thee

thee

theft

their

theirs

them

theme

( )

,
1.

2. ()

1. , , ,
2.

theme song

themselves

then

2. ,

thence

theologian

theology

theological
theologically

1. ,

3.

theorem

theoretical

1.
,
2. , ,
,

theoretically

theorist

theoriz(s)e

theory

,


theories ( )

1. , ,
2.

in theory

, ,

therapeutic

therapist

therapy

there

thereabouts

thereafter

thereby

therefore

therein

thereupon

therm

1.

2.

1. ,


2.

1.
,

thermal

thermally

thermo-

thermodynamics

thermometer

Thermos

2.

,
(flask)

thermostat

thermostatically

thesaurus

these

these

thesis

thews

they

they're

thesauri ( )

,
,

theses ( )

1.

2.
,
1.

2. ()
= they are

1.
2.

thick

3.
4.

5. ()

a bit thick

thickhead

thick-skinned

thicken

thicket

thickly

thickness

1.

,

2.

1.

thickset

thief

thieve

thievery

thieving
thieving
thievish
thigh
thimble
thimbleful

2.

thieves ( )
,

(thinner, thinnest)

1.
thin

2.
3.

4. (
)

(thinned, thinning)

1. thin down ,

thin

2. ,

3. thin out (

4. thin out ( )
thin on top

thine

thine

( )

( )

1. ,
2. , , , ,
thing

3. ,
4.
5.
6. things

one of those things

make a thing of
the thing is

()

(thought, thinking)

1. ,

2.
think

3.

4.

5. ,
6.
think

put on one's thinking-cap

think better of
think highly of
think over

think-tank

think twice

think up

thinker

thinking

thinking

()

()

,
()

thinly

thinness

thinner

third

third

third degree

(
)

third party

third-rate

,
()

Third World

thirst

thirst after/for

thirsty

1.

2.

,
1.

2.

,
(thirstier, thirstiest)

1.

2.

3.

thirstily

thirteen

thirteenth

thirteenth

thirty

1.

thirty

1.
2.
1.

2.

thirties ( )
2.

1.

thirtieth

thirtieth

this

this

this

thistle

thistle

thistledown

thither

thong

thongs

thorax

thorn

2.

these ( )

these ( )

( )

thoraxes ( )



1.

2.

(thornier, thorniest)

thorny

1.
2.
3. ( )
1.

thorough

2.

thoroughbred

thoroughbred

3.

thoroughfare

thoroughgoing

thoroughly

2. ( )

thoroughness

those

those

thou

though

though

though

thought

1.
3.

( )

thing

1. ,
2. ,

thought

3.

4. ,

5.

1.


thoughtful

thoughtfully

thoughtfulness

thoughtless

2.

3.

,
,
1.

2.


,


,
1. ,
2.

thoughtlessly

thoughtlessness

thousand

thousand

thousandth

thousandth

thrall

,
1.
2.

1.
2.

1.
2.
1.

2.
thrash

3.

4. thrash about
5. thrash out ()

1. ,

thread

2. ,

3. ,
4. (
)

1.
,
(
)
thread

2.

threadbare

) ,
(

threat

3. (
)
1.
2.

3.
,

threaten

three

three

three-dimensional

threesome

thresh

threshold

1. , ,

,
2.

1.
2.

3 ( )
()

, 3

1.

2.
throw

threw

( )

thrice

thrift

thriftily

thrifty

thrill

thrill

thrilled

thriller

thrilling

thrive

thriftiness

,
1.
2.

1. ( , , )

2.

,

(thrived, throve, thriving)

thriving

throat

throatily

throaty

throb

throb

()

throes
in the throes of
thrombosis
throne
throng
throng

1.
2.
(throbbed, throbbing)

throttle

2.

throttle

throttle back/down

1.

1.

2.

1.

2.
,
through

3.

4.
5.
6.

1.

2.
,
through

3.

4.
5.
6.
1.

through

through

throughout

throughout

throw

2.

3.

1.
2. a through train

1.

2. , ,
1.

2. , ,

1. , ,

2. ( , ,
)
(threw, thrown, throwing)

1. , ,

2.
throw

3. (), ( ), (
)
4.

5.
()
6. ()

throw away

throw in

throw off

1. , 2.

throw out

throw over

throw up

throwback

, 2.
1.

(
)

( )

thrower

thrum

thrush

thrush

thrust

thrust

thud

thug

thuggery

thuggish

thumb

thumb

thumbs up

thud

thumbs down
under her thumb
thumb (a lift)
thumb through

(thrummed, thrumming)

( )
thrushes ( )

(thrusting)

, ,
, , , , ,




,
(thudded, thudding)

,
,

()

( )

thumbnail

thumbnail

thumbscrew

thump

thump

thumping

thunder

thunder

thundering

thundering

thunderbolt

thunderous

thunderstorm

thunderstruck

thundery

Thursday

1.
,

2. ( )

1. ,
2.

()

1.

2.

, ,
1.

,
2.

,
1.

2.


()

1.

2.

1.

2. ,
1.

2.

1.
thus

2.

thwack

thwack

3. thus far
1. ,
2. ,
1.

thwart

2.
3. ,

1.

thwart

2.
3. ,

1.

thwart

thy

thyme

thymus

thyroid

thyself

tiara

tibia

tic

2.
3. ,

( )

thyroid gland

(
)
( )

tibae, tibias ( )

1.
tick

tick

tick off

tick

tick

tick

tick

ticker

ticker-tape parade

ticking off

2. ()
3. ()
1. ,
2.
() 1. , 2.
()

1. ,

2.
,

,
,

on tick

()

,

()

()

1. , ,
2.

ticket

)
3.
( ,

4.

5.

6.

1. , ,
,
tickle

tickle

tickled pink

ticklish

tidal

tidal wave

tiddler

2. ,

3. ()
,
,

1.
,

2.



()

1.

2. ( ),

2.

1. ()

3.

(tiddlier, tiddliest)

tiddly

()
1.

2.

tiddly-winks

tide

1.

2. ( ),
(tided, tiding)

tide

tidemark

tidings

tidily

tide a person over

1.


2.

tidiness

tidy

(tidied, tidying)

(tidier, tidiest)

tidy

1.

2. ()
(tied, tying)

tie

1. ,

2.
,
3. , ,


1. ,
2.

tie

3. ( ),
4. ties , ,
5.

6. ties ,

tie-dyeing

tie-pin

tie up

tier

tier

tiff

tiger

( )

1.

2. ()()(
)

3. ( )(
)

()

1.
2.

3.

4.

tight

5.

6.
7. ()
8.

9.

(
)

tight-fisted

tight-lipped

tight money

tightly

tightness

,
1.

2.

1.

2.

1.

tighten

2.

tightrope

tights

tightwad

tigress

3.

()


1.
tile

2.
3.
4.
1.

tile

2.

tile

tile

tile

tile

tillage

tiller

tilt

tilt

at full tilt

timber

2.

timbered

timbre

3. (
)
,

,
, ,

1. ,
2. ,
,
()

,

1.
,


3.

1.
2.
time

3. ,
4. ,
5. ( )
6. () ,
(timed, timing)

time

1. ,

at the same time

at times

1. , 2. ,

do time

()

for the time being

from time to time

2.
,

()

half the time

have no time for

in no time

in one's own time

in time

on time

1. , , 2.

time after time

time and again

time and time again

time bomb

time-consuming

time deposits

1.
2. ,

time-honoured

time limit

timesaving

1.

timeserver

time sheet

timesignal

, ,

timeworn

time zone

timeless

timely

timepiece

timer

timetable

timid

timidity

timing

2.

(timelier, timeliest)

1.

2.

(timider, timidest)

1.
2.

3.

4.

timorous

timpani

timpanist

1.

tin

tin

tin can

tin foil

tin-opener

tin plate

tinplated

tincture

tinder

tine

ting

2.

(tinned, tinning)

1.
2.

(tinged, tingeing)

1.


tinge

2.

3.

4.



tinge

tingle

tingle

tingling

(,

,

,

)

1.

2.

(tinglier, tingliest)
tingly

tinker

1.

2. ( )

1.

2.

3. ()

tinker

tinkle

tinkle

tinned

tinnitus

tinny

, ,

(tinkled, tinkling)

1.
2. ()
( )

, , ,

1. ()

tinsel

tint

2.
,

tint

tiny

tip

tip

(tinnier, tinniest)

2. (), ,
1. ,


3.

(tinier, tiniest)

, ,
(tipped, tipping)

,
, ,

tip

1. ,

2. ,

(tipped, tipping)

tip

1.
2.

3. tip off
(tipped, tipping)
tip

1. ,

2. ,

3.

1.

tip

2.

3.

4.

tipper

tipple

tipple

tippler

tipster

1.

2.

()

1.
( ,
)
2.

(tipsier, tipsiest)

tipsy

()

(tiptoed, tiptoeing)
1.
,

tiptoe

tiptop

tirade

tire

tired

tired of

, ,

tiredly

tiredness

tireless

tirelessly

tiresome

tiring
tiro

2. tiptoe (a)round ( )
()

1.

2.

, ,

tiros ( )
,

1.

tissue

2.

tissue-paper

tit

2. ()

tit

(
3.
), ,

1.

3. ()
tit for tat

titan

titanic

titanium

titbit

tithe

titian

titillate

titillation

titivate

titivation

title

1.


2.

,
1. , , ,
2.
3.

4.
,

title-holder

titled

titter

tittle-tattle

titular

tizzy

()

TNT

1. ()
2.

()

tizzies ( )

trinitrotoluene

1.
2.
3.
4.
to

5.
6.

7.
8.
9.

10.
1.
to

2.
3.
4.

to and fro

to-ing and fro-ing

toad

toadstool

toady

toady

toast

2.

toast

, ,
1.

2. ()

(toadied, toadying)

,
1.

3.

1.

2.

toaster

toasty

1.

tobacco

tobacconist

to-be

toboggan
tobogganing

tocsin

today

today

toddle

toddler

toddy

to-do

(toastier, toastiest)

2. () ()

1.

2.

1.
2.



1.

2. , ,

1.

2. toddle off

()

,

1.

toe

2.

on one's toe

toe-hold

3.
1.
( )



2.
,

(

)

toe the line

toecap

toenail

toff

toffee

tofu

tog
toga

()

()

tog up/out
,

1.

2.

together

3.
4.
5.

together

get together

together with

toggle

togs

toil

toil

( )

()

1. ,
2. ,

,

1.
toilet

2.

toilet-paper

toilet roll

toilet training

toiletry

3.

toiletries ( )

1.

token

told

tolerable

tolerance

tolerant

2.

3. , ,
tell

1. ()
2.

, , ,

,
1. , ,


2.

1. (
, )
tolerate

2.

toleration

, ,
,

toll

take its toll

toll-bridge

toll

3. ,
,
, ,
1.

2. ,

1.

2. (, )

toll

tolled

tom

tomahawk

tomato

tomb

tombola

tomboy

tombstone

tomcat

tome

tomfoolery

tommy-gun

tomorrow
tomorrow
tom-tom

( , )

tomatoes ( )

tomfoolried ( )

1. 1,016

ton

2.

metric ton

, 1000

tonal

2.

3. () 100
1.
3.

1.

2.
3.
tone

4.

5.
6.
7.
1.

tone

2.

3. tone in

4.

tone down

tone up

toned

( )
,

1.

toner

tongs

tongue

2.

tongue in cheek

with your tongue in your cheek

tongue-tied

tongue-twister

tonic

2.

,

1.

3.

1.

2.

3. ,

1.
tonic

2.

tonight

tonight

tonnage

tonne

1000

tonsil

tonsillitis

tonsure

3.

1.


2.

1.

2.
( )
1.

too

2.

too bad

too good to be true

1. ()
, 2.

tool

3. ()

1.

2.

3. ()
1.

tool

2.

3. ( )

toolbox
toolmaker

toot

toot

( )
toot

()

teeth ( )
tooth

1.

toothache

toothbrush

toothless

toothpaste

toothpick

toothsome

toothy

2.

1.

2. ( ), ( )

(toothier, toothiest)

, (

()

tootle

1. (
, )

2. , , ( )
1. , ,
2.

3.
,
top

4.

5.

6.

7.
on top

on top of

1. ,
2.

on top of the world

top brass
top dog
top dress

()

top drawer

top-flight

top gear

top hat

top-heavy

top-notch

top secret
top up
top

()

, , ,

( )

() ,

(topped, topping)

1.
2.
top

3.

4.

5.
6.

7. ,

top

topaz

topcoat

2. ,

topiary

(
)

1.

3.

topic

, , ( )

topical

1.

topicality

topmost

topographical

topography

topper

topping

topple

2.

,

topsoil

topsy-turvy

topsy-turvy

tor

topless

2.

,
,

, ,
()

1. ,

3.

()

,
()

,
1.

2.

torches ( )
torch

torch

1.
2.

()

1.

torchlight

tore

toreador

torment

torment

tormentor

tornado

torpedo

torpid

torpor

torque

torrent

2.

torrential

( ) , ( )

torrid

torsion

torn

2.
tear

1. , ,
2.
,

1. ,
2.

tear

tornadoes ( )

,
torpedoed, torpedoing ( )

,




, ,

1. ,


2.

1.

3. ( )

2.

1.
3.

torso

tort

torsos ( )

( )

tortilla

tortoise

tortuous

tortuousness

torture

torture

torturer

Tory

1.

Tory

toss

tortoiseshell

1. (
)
,
2. ( )
1.
2.

1. ,
2.
Tories ( )
2.

1. ,

2.

1. ,
toss

2.

3. ,

, ()
4. ,

toss aside

toss away

toss around

toss off

toss-up

tot

()( )

1.

2. ()
1. ()

2. ()

(totted, totting)

tot

tot up
()

1. ,
total

2.

total

total

1.

totalitarian

totalitarianism

totality

3.

(totalled, totalling)

2.

totally

tote

totem

totem-pole

totter

tottery

toucan

,
,
,



()

, ,
,

1. , ,

2.

1. ,

2.

,

,
1.
2.
3. , ,
4.

touch

5.

6.
,

7. ()
8. ,
9.

in touch with

out of touch

touch and go

touch down

touch off

touch up

() , ( )

touches ( )
1.
2.



touch

3.

,

4. ,
5.
6.

touchable

touched

touchily

touchiness

touching

touchingly

touchline

touchstone

touchy

,
1.


2. ()

()

(),

1.

2. ,
(touchier, touchiest)

(tougher, toughest)
1.
2.
tough

3.

4.

5.
6.

7.

()

tough

tough out
1.
2.

1.

2.

3.

toughen

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

toughie

toughy

()

()

1.

toughy

2.

,

3.
4.

1.

toughness

2.

3.
4.

toupee

1.

2. ,

tour

3.

4.
5.
1.

2. ,

tour

3.

4.
5.

1. ()

2. ()

touring

tourism

tourist

touristy

tournament

3.

1.

2.

tourniquet

tousle

tousled

tout

1.
( )

2.

( )

1.


,

2.
,

3.

tow

tow

in tow

towpath

tow rope

tow

toward

towards

1.
, 2. ()

,
1.

2. ,
3.
4.

towel

towelling

tower

tower

1.

2.
tower over/above

1.
towering

2.

3.
1.

town

2. , ,

go to town (on something)

( )

()

town hall

town house

town planning

townee

townie

townsfolk

township

2. ( , )

townspeople

toxic

toxicity

on the town

toxicologist
toxicology
toxin

3.

()

(
)

()

(
)

1.

3.

1.
2.

toy

toy

toy boy

toyshop

toy

1.

2.

)
1. (

2. ()

()

1.

toy with

2. ,
1. ,

trace

2.

3. ,

1.

2. ,

,
trace

3.

4.
5.

trace

kick over the traces

traceable

tracer

1.

2.

3.

tracery

trachea

tracheae ( )

1. ,
2. ,
,
track

3.
,



4.

5.

6. ( )

7. ,
keep track of
loose track of
make tracks

1. , , 2.

()

make tracks for

track events

track shoe

track suit

track record

track down

track

()

()

1. , 2.
1.

2. ,

1.
tracker

tract

tract

tractable

2.

3. () ,

1. ,
2. ()

,
,

traction

traction-engine
tractor

tradable

1. ,
2. ,

,

1.
2.

trade

3. ,

4.
5.

trade mark

trade name

trade-off

2.

trade on

trade union

( )

trade

trader

trade deficit
trade in

1.

3.

1. ,
2.

1. ,

2.

tradesmen ( )
tradesman

1.
2.

3.

1.

tradition

traditional

traditional medecine

traditional method

traditionally

traduce

traffic

traffic-lights

traffic

trafficker

tragedian

2. ,

1.

2. ,

1. ,
2.

, ,

1.

2.

1.
2.
tragedies ( )

1. ,
tragedy

2. ,
3.

4.

1. ,
tragic

2.

3.

1.
,
trail

2.

3.
4.
1. ,

trail

2.
3.
4. ()
,

1. ( )


trailer

2. ()

1.
train

2. ( , )
3. , ()
4.
1. ,

train

2. ,
3.
4.

trainee

trainer

training

traipse

trait

traitor

traitorous

, ,

(
)

trajectories ( )

trajectory

tram

tramlines

trammels

tramp

2.

1. ,
2.

1.

3. ,

1. , ,
2.

tramp

trample

trampoline

trance

tranquil

, ,

tranquilliser

tranquillity

tranquilly
trans-

3.
1.
2.

, , ()

, , ,

transact

transaction

2. ,

transatlantic

1.
,

3. ( ) ,

transcend

transcendent

transcendental

1. , ()
2. , ,

, ,

1. ,

2. ,

1. ,

transcribe

2.

3.
transcript

,
1. ,

transcription

2.

3.
4.
transept

transfer

(transferred, transferring)

1.

2. ,
3.

1.
transfer

2.

transferable

(
)

3.

1.
transference

2.

transfigure

transfiguration

transfix

transform

transformation

transformer

transfuse

transfusion

transgress

transgression

transgressor

transience

transient

transistor

transistorised

transit

2. ,

transition

transitional

3.

1.
2.
, ,

( ), ,

( ), ,
( ),
,

1.


2.

1. ( ),
3.

1. ,
2.

1. (
)

2.

transitive
transitory

()

,
2.

1. ,

translate

translation

translator

transliterate

transliteration

translucent

transmigration

3.

1. ,
,
2. ( )
1.

2.

1. ,
2.

1. , , , ,
transmission

),
2. (

3.
(transmitted, transmitting)
transmit

)
1. ( )
, ,

2. , ( ), ( )

3.
transmitter

transmogrify

(transmogrified, transmogrifying)
, ,
1.

transmutation

2.
3.
1. ,

transmute

transom

2.

3.

1.
2.

transparencies ( )
transparency

1. ,
(
)

2.



3.

1. ,
transparent

2.

3.

1.
transpire

2.
3. ()

1.

transplant

2. ,

3.

1.

2. ,

transplant

3.

4.

5.
transport

1.

2. ,
1.

transport

2. ,
3.
4.

1. ,
transportation

2.
3.

4. ,
transporter

transpose

transposition

transsexual

transverse

1. , ,
2.

1. , ,
2.

, ,

1.
,
, ,

2. ,

trap

3.

4.

5. ()

(trapped, trapping)
1.
trap

2.

3.


4.

5.

, ()
trapdoor

trapeze

trapezium

trapezoid

trapper

trappings

1.
2.

1. ()
trash

2. ,
3. ()
(trashier, trashiest)

trashy

()
,
( ,

),

traumata, traumas ( )
trauma

1.

traumatic

traumatiz(s)e

2.
1.

2.

travail

1. ,
2.

(travelled, travelling)

travel

1.
2. ,
3. ()

travel

traveller

travelling

traversal

traverse

travesty

travesties ( )

, ,

trawl

trawler

tray

treacherous

treachery

treacle
treacly

1.

2.

1. ,
2. , ,

1.

(treaclier, treacliest)

2. ,

(trod, trodden, treading)

tread

1.
2.

3. ,

1. , ,
tread

2. , ,

3.
,

4.

1.


treadle

2.
3.

1.

treadmill

2.

treason

treasonable

treasure

3.

2.

treasure trove

treasure

2.

treasurer

1. , ,
3. () ,
1.
3.
1.

2.

treasure-hunt

treasury

treasuries ( )

, ,
1. , ,
2.

treat

3. ()
4.

5. ( )
treat

treatise

treatment

1.

2. ( )

1.
2.
3.
4.

treaties ( )

treaty

treble

treble

treble

tree

trefoil

trek

,
1

3


1

trek

trellis

(trekked, trekking)

trellises ( )

1.

tremble

tremble

tremendous

tremendously

2.

3.
, ,

1.

2.

1. ,
2. ()
1.

2.

1.

2.

tremor

tremulous

trench

trench

trenchant

trend

, , ,
,

trendy

trepidation

3.

1. ( )
2. ,
,

trenches ( )

, ,

, ,
()

,
,

trespass

1.
,
,
2. ,

trespasses ( )
trespass

1.
,
,

trespasser

,
,

tress

trestle

trestle-table
tri-

triad

trial

2. ,
1.

2. tresses

1.
2.

3.
4. ,
1.

triangle

triangular

triantelope

tribe

tribal

tribally

tribesman

tribulation

2.
1.

2.


1.

2.

tribunal

tribune

tributary

1.

2.

tributaries ( )

1.
tribute

2.

3. , , ,

trice

in a trice

1. ,
2.
trick

3. ,

4.
5.

1.

trick

trickery

trickle

2.

trickle

2.
1. ,
,
3.

1. , ,

2. ()

trickster

tricky

,
(trickier, trickiest)

1.
2.
3.

tricolour
tricycle
trident

tried

tried

triennial

trier

try

1.

2.

trifle

3. ,

4. ,
5.

trifle

trifling

trigger

trigger

trifle with

1. ( )
2. ()

1.

2.
trigger off
,

,

()
1.

trigger-happy

trigonometry

trilateral

trilby

trilingual

trill

trill

trillion

2. ()

trilogy

2.
,

trilbies ( )

1. ( )

3.

trilogies ( )

,
,

trim

(trimmer, trimmest, trimmerer, trimmerest)

,

(trimmed, trimming)

1. ,
, , ,

trim

2. ,

3.

4.

1.
trim

2. ,
3.

4.

trimester

trimmed

trimmer

trimming

1. ,

2.
( )

2. ( )

trimaran

Trinity

trinity

trinket

1.

3. ( )

,

trios ( )
1.

trio

2.

3.

4.
tripped, tripping

1. , , ,

trip

2. ,
3.

4. ,

trip up

trip

1. , 2.
1.
2.
3.

,
4.

tripartite

tripe

, ,
1.

2. () ,
1.

triple

2. ,

triple

triplet

triplicate

in triplicate

tripod

tripper

trireme

trisect

trisection

trishaw

trite

triumph

3. , ,
1.

2.

1.
2.

1.

2.

(
, ,

),

1. , ,
2.

triumph
triumphal
triumphal arch

, ,

, , ,

triumphant

triumvirate

trivia

trivial

triviality

trivializ(s)e

trod

trodden

troglodyte

trivet

troika

troll

troll

, ( ) , () , ( )
1.
2.
,

tread
tread

,
)
(

1.

2.

trolleys ( )

trolley

trolley-bus

trollop

1.
,
2.

trolley-buses ( )

trombone

troop

1. ( )
, ( )

2.

3. ( ) ,

4.

troop

trooping the colour

trooper

( )
trophies ( )

trophy

tropical

,
,

10

tropics
troposphere

trot

trot

on the trot

trot out

( )

(trotted, trotting)

1. ()

2. ( )
, ,

1.
()

2.
( )

()
( )

troth

1.

trotter

() ,

troubadour

2.

1. , , ,

trouble

2.
( )

3. ()

4. ,
in trouble
take trouble
trouble spot
trouble

1. , 2.

,
,
,
1. ,

troubled

troublemaker

troubleshooter

troublesome

, ,

troubling
troublingly

2. ,

1.
( )
2.

1. (
),

2. ()

trough

3.

4. ( )
5. (

)

6. (
)
()

trounce

1. ,

2.

()

trouncing

troupe

( )

trouper

1. (
)

trousers

trousseau

trout

trowel

troy weight

1 = 12 ()

truant

truancy

truce

truck

truck

2.

trousseaus, trousseaux ( )

1.

2.

1.
2.
,

1.
2.


3.

,
4.

truck

have no truck with

trucker
trucking

()

() ,

truculence
truculent

trudge
trudge

,
1.


2.

(truer, truest)

)
1. ( ,

TRUE

2. ( , )

3.
,
4.

true-blue

truffle

truism

1.

2.

1.

truly

2.

3.

4.

trump
trump
trump up
trump card
trump
trumpery
trumpery

,
,

trumpet
blow your own trumpet

,

1.

trumpet

2.

trumpeter

truncate
truncation
truncheon

3.
,

trundle

trundle bed

1. ,
2. ()

1.

2.

trunk

3.
4.

5. ( )


trunk call
trunk line
trunk road

truss

( )

trusses ( )

1.
,

2.
,

3.

truss

1. ,

2. (
, )

1. ,
trust

2. ,

3.

1. ,

2. ,
trust

3.

4. (
)

5.

in trust
on trust
trust to

1.

, 2.
1.
( , , )

trustee

trusteeship

trustful

trustfully
trusting
trustworthiness
trustworthy

trusty

truth

truthful

truthfully

truthfulness

2. (
, )

1.
( , , )
2.

,
,

(trustier, trustiest)

, ,
1. ,

2.
, ,

(tried, trying)
1.
try

2. ,
3.
4. ,

try on

try one's best

try one's hand at something

try out

tries ( )

try

1.
2.


3.

trying

tryst

tsar

tsarina

tsetse fly

T-shirt

tub

2.

tuba

(
)
1.

2.

sleeping sickness

1. ,
3.

tubbiness

tubby

(tubbier, tubbiest)

1.

tube

2.
3. ()


4. () ()

tuber

tubercle

tubercular

tuberculosis
tubing
tubular

tubeless

1.

2.

)
1. , (
2.

tuck

3. (
)

4.
( )

5.

tuck away

tuck in

tuck

tuck shop

()

1. , , 2.

1. ,

2. ()( )
( )

( )

()

tucker

Tuesday

tuft

tufted

tug

1.

tug

1. (, , , )
2.

(tugged, tugging)

2. ,

1. ,

2.

tug of war
tuition

tulip

tulle

1. ,
,
2.

3.

tumble

4.
5.
6.
7.

1. ,

tumble

2. ,

tumbledown

()

3. ,

tumbler

tumbleweed

tumbrel

tumbril

tumefy

tumescent

tummy

()

tumour

tumult

, ,

tumultuous
tun

1.

2.


,
,
(tumefied, tumefying)

,
tummies ( )
,

,
,

tune

in tune

out of tune

tuna

tundra

to the tune of
tune in
tune up

1. , 2.

()(
)

()

1.



tune

2. ,

tuneful

tuneless

tuner

tungsten

tunic

2.

tunnel

tunnel

tunny

tuppence

twopence

Tupperware

turban

turbaned

turbid

turbine

turbo-jet

3.

1.

2.

1.

3.
(tunnelled, tunnelling)

tunnies ( )

()

( )
()

( )
( )

()
()
1.
,

2.

turbot

turbulence

turbulent

tureen

turf

1.
,

2.

1.
,

2. () ,

turfs, turves ( )
1.

2.

3. ( ) ,

turf

turf out

turgid

turgidity

()

1. ,

2. (, )

1.
2.

turkeys ( )
turkey

1.

Turkey

()

turmeric
turmoil

2.

1. , , ,
2.

turn

3.
,

4. , (, )
5. , ()

6. ,

1. ,

2.
turn

3. ,

4.

5.

6. (),

good turn

in turn

take turns

turn a blind eye

turn around

turn away

turn back

turn down

turn in

turn into

turn loose

turn off

turn on

1. (, ), 2.

, ,

1. ,

2. ( , )
1. , 2.

1. , 2. , , 3.

1. , 2. ,

1. ,

2. ,
(, )

turn out

turnover

turn up

turncoat

turner

turnery

turning
turning-point

turnip

turnover

(
, )

1.

2.
,
3.
4.
1.

turnpike

turnstile

turntable

turpentine

turpitude

() = terpentine

turps

turquoise

turret

2.




,

1.

2. ,

1.

2.

1.
()
2.

turreted
turtle
turn turtle
turtle-dove
turves

turf
1.

tusk

tussive

tussle

, ,

tussle
tussock

tutelage

tutor

tutorial

tutu

tuxedo

TV

twain

twain

twang

twaddle

2.


, ,

, ( , )

1. ,

2. ,
1.

2.

ballet
tuxedos ( )

,

television

, ,

( )

( )

1.

2. ,

twang

1.

2.
()

twat

1.

tweak

, , ,

tweak

twee

tweed

tweet

tweezers

twelve

twelve

twelfth

twelfth

twentieth

twentieth

2. ,

, , ,
()

1.

2. ( )

twenty

twenty

twice

twiddle

twenties ( )

twenties ( )

(twiddled, twiddling)
twiddle

twiddle your thumb

1.

2. , ,

, ,

twig 1

twig 2

twilight

twill

twin

2.

twin

twine

twine

twinge

twinkle

, , , ( )

twinkle
twinkling

twinset

twirl

(twigged, twigging)
()

1.
3. ,

(twinned, twinning)

,
,

1. ,
2. ( )

1. ,
,
,

2. ( )

3. ( , )
twist

4.

5. (
, , , , )

6.

7. ()

,
1. ,
,

2.
,
3.

4.
twist

5.

6.

7.

8.
9.

10. ()
round the twist

twist a person's arm

twisted

()

()
1.
2.

3. ()

4. (
)

twister

twisting

()

,

1. ()
2. ()

twisty

twit

twit

twitch

twitch

(twistier, twistiest)
()

(twitted, twitting)
,
, ,
()

( )
1. , , ,
2.

( )
1. , ,
2.
(twitchier, twitchiest)

twitchy

twitter

()

( ,)

1. ( )

( )
2.

1.


twitter

2.

two

twos ( )

two

be in two minds

two-bit

two-edged

two-faced

two-piece

two-ply

two-time

(
)
3.

twos ( )

1. () , 2.

, )
(

() (),

( )

two-way

two-up

twofold

twofold

twopence

( )

tuppence

not care twopence

twopenny
twosome
tycoon
tying

( )

( )

( )
,

tie

()

1.
tyke

2.

3.

4.

()

1.
tike

2.

3.

4.

type

type

1. , ,
2. ( )
(typed, typing)

typecast

typeface

typescript

typeset

typesetter

typesetting

typewriter

typewritten

typhoid fever

typhoon

, (

typhus

typical

typify

typist

typographic

typography

tyrannical

tyrannize

tyranny

(
(typesetting, typeset)

1. ,
2.

(typified, typifying)

,
,

1. ( )
2.
, ,

,
1.

2.

tyrannies ( )

,
1.

2.

tyrannous
tyrant
tyre
tzar

= tsar

English
ubiquitous
ubiquity
U-boat
udder
UFO

Pronunciation

Type

Lao

unidentified flying object

(uglier, ugliest)

1. , ,
ugly

2. , , ,

ugliness

2.

1. ,

ultra-high frequency
( 300

UHF

UK

ukulele

ulcer

ulcerated
ulceration
ulterior
ultimate
ultimately
ultimatum
ultimo

)
3000

United Kingdom

, ,

()

1. ,
2.

(ultimatums, ultimata)

1. ,

ultraultramarine
ultramodern
ultrasonic
ultrasound
ultraviolet
ululate
umber
umbilical
umbilical cord
umbrage
ake umbrage
umbrella
umpire
umpire
umpteen
UN

2.

()

,


()

United Nations =

1.

ununabashed
unabated
unable
unabridged

2.

unacceptable
unaccompanied
unaccountable
unaccountably
unaccustomed
unadulterated
unaffected
unaffectedly
unaided
unalloyed
unambiguous
unanimity
unanimous

unarguable
unarmed
unashamed
unassuming

1. ,
2.

, ,

1.

2.

unapproachable

unanswerable

unappreciative

unappetising

unannounced

unanswered

,
1.
2.

( )

unattached
unattainable
unattended
unattractive
unauthoriz(s)ed
unavailing
unavoidable
unaware
unawares
unbalanced
unbearable
unbeatable
unbeaten
unbecoming
unbeknown
unbelievable
unbelievably
unbeliever

unbend
unbending

1.
,

2.

1.

2.

1.

2. ,

,

()

, ,
1.

2.

(unbent, unbending)

1.

2.

( ),

unbiased
unbidden
unbleached
unblemished
unblock
unborn
unbounded
unbridled

, ,

,


,
( ),

, ,
,
1. ,

2. ()

unbroken
unbuckle
unburden
unburden yourself
unbutton
uncalled-for
uncannily

3. ()




,

2.

1.

, , ,

1.
2.

(uncannier, uncanniest)

1.
uncanny
uncared for
uncaring
unceasing
unceremonious

2. ,

, ,
1. ,
2.

uncertain
in no uncertain terms
uncertainly
uncertainty
unchallenged
uncharitable

1.
,
2.

,
1.

2.
uncharted
unchecked
uncivil
unciviliz(s)ed
unclaimed
uncle
unclean
unclear
unclothed

3. , ,

, ,

, ,

1.

uncomfortable

2. ,

uncommon

2.

uncommonly
uncommunicative
uncomplainig
uncomplimentary
uncompromising

1.

,
,

unconcerned
unconditional
unconnected
unconscionable
unconscious
unconsciously
unconsciousness

1.
,
2.

,
, ,

,

1.

2.
unconsidered
unconstitutional
uncontrollable
uncontrolled
unconventional
unconvincing
uncooked
uncooperative
uncoordinated
uncork
uncountable
uncouple
uncouth
uncover

3.

2.

1. ,
,

,
,

2. ,

1. ,

1.
uncovered
uncritical
uncrossed
unction
unctuous
uncut
undated
undaunted
undecided
undeniable
undeniably

2.

)
(

,
,
1.

2.

,



1.

,

2.

3.

4.

under

5.

6. ,
1.

,

2.

3.

4.

under
under age
under way

5.

6. ,

(, ),

under
under

under
underachieve

,

1.

2. ,
3.

1. ()
(

)
underarm

2.

1. ()
(

)
underarm

2.

underbelly

2.

underbid

undercapitaliz(s)e
undercarriage
undercharge
underclothes
underclothing
undercoat
undercook
undercover
undercurrent

1.

(underbidding)

(,
, ,
)

2.

1.

(undercutting)
1.


undercut
underdeveloped
underdog
underdone
underdressed
underestimate
underexpose
underfed
underfloor
underfoot
underfunded
undergarment

2.

,
3. ,

1.

2.

)
(

2.

1.

(underwent, undergone, undergoing)

1. ( )
undergo
undergraduate
underground
underground
undergrowth
underhand

2.
( )

3. ( )

2.

1.

, , ,

underlay

underlie

2.

underline

underling
underlying
undermanned

undermine
underneath
underneath
underneath
undernourished
underpants

1.

,
1.

2.

2. ,

1.

1.

,

2.


3.

underpasses ( )

underpass

underpay

underpin

2. ,

()

underpinning
underplay

(underpaid, underpaying)

1. , ,

underprivileged
underrate

underscore

underscore

undersea

, , ()
, , ,

1.

2.

1.

2.

under-secretaries ( )
1.

under-secretary

2.

undersell

underside
undersigned
undersized
underspend
understaffed

undersold ()

,
,

(underspent, underspending)

understood ()
1.
2. ,
3.

understand
understandable

4.

,

5.

1.
2.
3.
understanding
understanding
understate

understatement

4.

, ,

understudies ( )
understudy

(understudied, understudying)
understudy

(undertook, undertaken)
undertake
undertaker

, , , , ,

1. ,

2.

undertaking

3.

undertone

2. , ,

undertow

1. ,

underused

(undervalued, undervaluing)

1.
undervalue
underwater
underwater
underwear
underweight
underwent
underworld

underwrite
underwriter
undesirable
undesirable
undeveloped
undies
undignified
undisguised
undivided

undo
undoing

2.

undergo

1. (), ,

2. ,
1.

2.
,

3.

( )

()

,
,

1. , ,
2.

3.

1. () , ()

undone
undoubted
undreamed of
undress
undressed
undue
undulate
undulating
unduly
undying

,
2.

unearth

uneasiness

uneasily

3. ( )

unearned

unearthly

2. () ,

1.


,
1.
2.

(unearthlier, unearthliest)

1.
,

, ,
2. () ,

,
(uneasier, uneasiest)

1. ,

uneasy
uneatable
uneconomic(al)

2. ,

1.

,
2. ,

unedifying
uneducated
unemployed
unemployed
unemployment

( )

1. ,
2.

1.
2.

unencumbered
unending
unendurable
unenforceable
unenlightened
unenviable

3.

( )

( ),

, ,
1. ,
2.

unequal
unequal to
unequalled
unequally
unequivocal
unerring
unessential

, ()

2.

1.

2.

1.

1. ,

2.
uneven

3.

1. ,

2.

unevenness

3.

uneventful

2. (
,

)

unexampled
unexceptionable
unexceptional
unexpected
unexpectedly

1.

,
,

,






1.
2.

unfailing
unfair
unfairness
unfaithful

3.

, ,

1. ( )
2.
3.
4.

unfaltering

5. ,

unfamiliar

2.

unfamiliarity

1. ,

unfasten

, ,

unfathomable

2.

1.

1.

2. ()
3.
unfavourable

4.

unfazed

, , ,

unfeasible

unfeeling
unfettered

()

,
1.
,

2.

,

,
,
(unfitted, unfitting)

1.
unfit

2.
(unfitted, unfitting)
1.

unfit
unflagging
unflappable
unfold
unforeseen
unforgettable
unforgivable

2.

1. , ,

2.

,

1.
unfortunate
unfortunately
unfounded

2. ,

,
unfreezing

unfreezes ( )
unfreeze
unfriendliness
unfriendly
unfrock
unfurl
unfurnished
ungainliness

,

,

,
,

(ungainlier, ungainliest)

ungainly

ungodliness

2.

1.

(ungodlier, ungodliest)
1. ( )
,
,
,

ungodly
ungovernable
ungraceful
ungracious
ungrateful

2. ()

, ,

,

1.
unguarded

2. , , ,

unguent

2.

ungulate

1.



( )

unhand

, ,

unhallowed

2.

unhappily
unhappiness

unhands ( )
1. ,

, ,
(unhappier, unhappiest)
1. , , ,

unhappy
unhealthiness

2.

(unhealthier, unhealtiest)
1.
2. ,

unhealthy
unheard-of
unhinge

unholy
uni
uni

3. () ,

2. ()

1.
,

(unholier, unholiest)
1. ,

2. ()

() = university

unicameral
unicorn
unicycle
unidentified
unification
uniform
uniform
uniformed
uniformity
uniformly
unify
unilateral
unimaginable
unimformed
unimpeachable
unimportant
unimpressed
uninhabitable
uninhabited
uninhibited
unintentional
uninterested
uninterrupted

( , )

()
,

, ,

, ,

(unified, unifying)

1.

,


2.
,

,
,

, ,

uninvited

1. ,
2.

1.

2.

3.
union

4.

unionist

2.

unioniz(s)e

1.

1.

2. ,

unique
uniquely
uniqueness
unisex
unison

3. (),

( , ,
)

in unison

, ,

1.

2.
3.

unit

4.

1.
2.
,

3.

unite

4.

1.
()
2.

united

3.

1.

2.
,
3.
unity

4. ()

universe

2. ,

university

, , ( ), ( )

universal

unjust
unjustifiable
unjustly
unkept

unkind
unkindness

1.

universities ( )

(unkinder, unkindest)

1.

2. , ,

1.

2.

3.

unknown

4. ,

unknown

2.

unknowning

1.

( )

unlawful
unleaded
unleash
unleavened
unless
unless
unlike
unlike
unlike
unlikely
unlimited

(
)

1. ()

2.
, )
(

( )

(unlikelier, unlikeliest)

unlisted

unload

2. ,

unlock

2. ,

unlooked for
unluckily
unlucky
unmade
unmanageable
unmanned
unmannered
unmannerliness

1.
,
2.

1.
1.

,



,

(

)

, ,

( )

unmannerly
unmarried
unmask
unmatched
unmentionable
unmistakable

2.

1.

2. ,

( ) ,

1.

unmitigated

unmoved

unnatural

2.

unnecessarily
unnecessary
unnerve

1.


2.

1.

1.

2.

3.

unnumbered

unobstrusive

2.

unoccupied
unofficial
unorthodox
unpack
unpalatable
unparalleled

1.
,

, ,

, ,

()

1.

unparliamentary
unpatriotic
unpaved
unpick
unplaced

unplayable

2. () , ,

( )

1. ()

2. ( )

3. ( )

1. , ,

2.

3.
4.
5. ,
unpleasant

6. ( )

unplug

unpopular
unprecedented
unpredictability
unpredictable
unprejudiced
unprepared
unprepossessing
unpretentious

(unplugged, unplugging)
,


, , ,




,

,

,

1.

unprincipled
unprintable
unprofessional
unprompted
unprofitable
unpronounceable
unprovoked
unpunished
unqualified
unquestionable
unquestioning
unquiet
unquote

2.

2.

1.

2.

1.

, ( )



,


,

1.
,

2.
,

, ( )

,

(unravelled, unravelling)

1. ( , )

unravel

2. ( , )

unreadable

2. ,

unreal

unreality
unreasonable

1. ( )
1. ,

2. ()

2. ,

1.

unreel

unrefined

2. ,

unrelenting
unreliable
unrelieved
unremitting
unremunerative
unrepentant
unreported
unrequited

unreserved
unreservedly
unresolved
unresponsive
unrest
unrestrained
unripe
unrivalled
unroll
unruliness
unruly

1.

,

,

( )

1.

2.
,
,
3.

2.

, ,

, ,

( )
,

1.

()

(unrulier, unruliest)

unsaddle
unsafe
unsaid
unsatisfactory
unsavoury
unscathed
unscientific
unscientifically

1.

2.

2. ,

1. ,

1. ,

2. ( ), ( )
unscramble
unscrew
unscripted
unscrupulous
unseasonal
unseat
unseemly
unseen
unseing
unselfish

unsettle

3.

( )
,

2.

1.


,

2. ( )

1. , ,

,
,

1. ,
,

unsettled
unshakable
unshaven
unsightliness

2. ,
,

()

1.

2.
(unsightlier, unsightliest)
1.

unsightly
unskilled
unsliced
unsociable
unsolicited

unsophisticated

2.

( ) ,

( ,
)

1.

2.
,

3.

1.
, ,
2. ,

3. , ,

unsound

unsparing

2.

unspeakable
unspoken

unstable

1.

, ,
1.

2.
,

3.
,

(unsteadier, unsteadiest)
unsteady
unstinted
unstinting
unstressed

1. ,
2.

1. ,
2.

unstring

unstuck

unsuccessful
unsuitable
unsung
unsuspecting
unswerving
unsympathetic
untangle
untapped
untenable

3.

4. ( )
,

1. ,

2. come unstuck () , ,

2.

1. ,
,
,

1.

2. ,

(, , )

1.

2.
unthinkable
unthinking

3.
,

untidily
untidiness

,
(untider, untidiest)

untidy

, ,

untie

( , )

, ,

= to

until
until
untimely
untiring
unto
unto

untold

untouchable

untouchable
untouched
untoward
untraceable
untrammelled

(untied, untying)

(untimelier, untimeliest)

= to

1. ( ) ,
2.

3.
,
1.

2. () ,

untrue

untruth

,

,
1. ,
2.

1.

2.

 ,
1.
untruthful
untutored
unused
unused to
unusual

2. ,

,
2.

unvarnished

unveil

unvoiced
unwanted
unwarily
unwariness
unwarranted
unwary
unwashed
unwell
unwholesome
unwieldy
unwilling

unutterable

unversed

,
,

1. ,
1.

2. ( )

1. ,
2.

2. ( )

1.

, ,

2.

1.
,

2. ( )

1. ( )

unwind
unwise
unwitting
unwittingly
unwonted
unworldly
unworn

unworthy

unwrap

unwritten

1. (,
)

2. ()

,

1.
,

2. ,

1.

2.
, ,

,

1. , ,
2. ,

3.

unwraps ( )
( )

(
)
1.
(
)
2.
3. (
)
4.
(
)

up
up against
up front
ups and downs
up to
up to date

5.
(
)

(
)
6. ()

() 1. , , 2.

1. , 2. ()

, ()

1. , 2. , 3. , 4.

up
up
upbringing

update

(
,
)

(
,
)

, ( , )

,
1.

upgrade
upheaval
uphill

2. ()





3. ,

1.

2.

uphill

uphold

2. , ,

upholster
upholsterer

upholstery

upkeep

uplands
uplift
uplifted
uplifting

1.

,

,
,


1.



2.

1.

2.
,

2.

1.

up-market

upon

1.

2.

3. ,
1.
2.

3. ,

upon

upper

2.

upper class
upper body
upper house
upper
uppermost
uppermost
upright
upright
uprising
upriver
uproar
uproarious
uproot

, ( )
, (
)

1.

2.

1.
,

2.

1.

1.

, ,

2.

(upsetting)
1. ,

2. ,

3. ,

upset

4. (
)
5.

1. (, )
2.

upset
stomach upset
upshot
upside

3. ,

upside-down

upside-down

upstage
upstage
upstairs
upstairs

1.
,
2. ,

1.
,
2. ,

1.
2.

upstanding
upstart
upstream
upstream
upsurge

3. ,

(

)

),

( )

(

)

),


1.

2.

upswing

uptake

uptight

, ,

()
, ()

upturn
upturned
upward
upward
upwards
upward(s) of
upwind
upwind

()
()

()

uranium

Uranus

urbane

urbanity

( )

urban

urbaniz(s)e

urbaniz(s)ation

urchin

Urdu
ureter

, ,

,


1.
(
)
2.

urethras ( )
urethra

urge

urge

urgency

urgent

urinal

urinary
urinate

urination

urine

urn

urology

ursine

US

us

us
USA

usable

usage

use

,
(urged, urging)

1.

2. ,
,

,
,

1.

2.

United States (of America)

United States of America

2.

1. ,

1.
use

have no use for

make use of

use up

used

used to

useful

make oneself useful

usefulness

useless

uselessness

user

user-friendly

usher

usher
usherette
usual

usual

usually

usurer

usurious

usurp

2. ,
3.

1.
, 2.

() ,

1.

2.

(
)
,

()
( )

(
)

, ( , )

1.
usurpation

2. ( , )

usurper

2.
( , )

1.

usury
utensil
uterus
utiliz(s)ation
utiliz(s)e
utilitarian
utilitarian

utilitarianism

( ), ( )

utei, uteruses ( )

(

) ,

utilities ( )
1. ,
2. ,

utility
utility vehicle
utiliz(s)able

3.

4.

1.
utmost
utmost
do one's utmost

utopia

utopian

utopian

utter 1

utter 2

utterly

utternce

uttermost

U-turn

uvula

uxorious

2.

3.

,
, , ,

1. , , ,

2.

1. ,

2. ,

1. , ,
2. ,

utmost

1. ,
2.

uvulae ( )

EngWord

Pronunciation

Type

Lao
vacancies (pl)
1.
,

vacancy

vacant

vacantly

vacate

vacation

vaccinate

vaccination

vaccine

vacillate
vacillation

1.

2.

3.

1. ,
2.

3. (,
), (
)
1. ( , )

2. , ,

vacuous

3. ,

vacuity

vacuum

2.

, ,

1. , ,
2.
,
1. ,

2.
,
1. ,

2. ,

1. ( , ),

2. ,

1.
( ),
vacuum
vacuum cleaner
vacuum cleaning
vacuum flask
vagabond

vagary

vagina

vaginal

vaginal orifice

vaginal smear

vaginally

vagrancy

vagrant

vagrant

vague

vagueness

2.

3. ()

vagaries (pl)
1. (
)

2.
()

,
(vaguest)

1.

2.

(vainer, vainest)

1.
vain

vainglorious

2.
,
3.

vainglory
vainly

valance

vale

valediction

valedictorian
valedictory
valedictory

14
1.

valentine

2. ,

valerian

valet

2.

valetudinarian

valiant

1.

(
)

1. ,

2.

1.

2.

valid
validate
validation

3.

2.
,

1.



1.

2.
,

validity

validly

Valium

valley

valorous

valour

valuable
valuables
valuables
valuation

value

1.

2.

( )

1.
2. ,

2.

1.
,
,

,
(valued, valuing)

1. , ,
2.
1.
2. , ,
3.

value

valued

valueless

valuer

valve

vamp

4. (pl) ,
,

1. ( ),

2.

(
(
),
)

vamp

vamp

vampire

van 1

,
1.




2.
1.

2.()

2.

1.

in the van

van 2

vandal

vandalism

vandaliz(s)e
vane

vanguard

vanilla

vanish

vanity

vanity case
vanity unit
vanquish

vanquished

vanquished

vantage

1.

2.

2.

1.

, ,

,
,

vantage-point
vapid

2. ,

1. , ,
1. ,

vapidity

2. ,

vapor

vaporisation

2. ,

vaporiser

vaporiz(s)e

, ,

vapour

variability

variable

variable

1.

,
,

1.

2. ,

,
, , ,

1.

2.

3.

1.

2.
, ,

variance

3.

variant

, ,

variant

,
, ,

1.

2.

3.

4.
variantion

varicose

varied

variegated

variegation

5.

6.
( )

, ,

varieties (pl)

1. ,
2.
variety
various
variously

3. ,
4

1.
2.

1.


2.

varnish

3. ,

varnishes (pl)

1.


2.

varnish

3.

(varied, varying)
1.
vary

2.

3.

vasa deferentia (pl)

vas deferens

vascular

vase

2.

vasectomy

Vaseline
vassal

1.

()

,
,
(vaster, vastest)

1.
vast

vastly

vastness

vat

2.

3.
,

1. (


)

Vatican

vaudeville

vault
vault

2.

( )



, ,

 ( )
1.
2.

vault
vault
vault
vaulted
vaunting
vaunting
VCR
VD
VDU
veal

, ,

( ),

Veda

vegetation

video casette recorder

,

venereal disease , ,

visual display unit

1. ()

vegetate

vegetable
vegetarianism

()

2.
,

veer
vegetarian

vector
Vedic

3.

1. , ,
2.

1. ()



,

2.

vegetative

vegetative phase

vehemence
vehement
vehicle
vehicular

1.

2.

2.

veil

veil

veilled

1.

, ,

1.
2.
1.

2. , ,

, ,

1.
,
2.

1.

2. ,
vein

veld

vellum

3.

4. ,

velocities (pl)
1.

velocity

2.

velour

velvet

velodrome

1.

velvety

2.

venal

venality

2.

vend

vendetta

vending-machine

vendor

2.

venerable

veneration

venereal

venereal desease

venetian blind
vengeance

vengeful

vengefulness

venial

veniality

venison
venom

veneer
venerate

,
1.

1.

,
,

, ,

(),

(, ) , ,

1. (, )

2. ( )

1.
venomous

vent

vent

ventilate

ventilation

ventilator

ventral

ventricle
ventriloquism
ventriloquist

venture

2.
, ,
3.

1.

2. (
, )

1.

,

2. ,

1. ,
2.


,

1.

,

2.

1.

2.

3.

1.
2.

venture

venturesome

venturous

3.
4.

1.
, ,

2. ,

venue
Venus
veracious
veracity
veranda
verb

, (, )

2.

2. ,

2. ,

verbal

verbaliz(s)e

verbally

verbatim

verbatim

verbiage

verbose
verbosity
verdant
verdict
verdigris
verdure

verge

verge

verger

1. ( )
1.
1.

,
,

1. ( )

2. ,

3.

,

( )

,
,

( , )

verge on

verifiable
verification

verify

verisimilitude

veritable
verity
vermicelli
vermicide
vermiform
vermiform appendix
vermilion
vermillion

1.

2.

1. (
)
2.

(verified, verifying)
1.

2.
,

verities (pl)

1.
2.

vermin

3.

1.

2.

vermin
verminous
vermouth
vernacular

3.

, ,

vernacular

vernal

verruca

versatile

versatility

,
,

verrucas, verrucae (pl)

,

1. ( )
, ,

2. ( , )

1. ,

2.

( )

3.

1.

2.

verse
versed

3.

versed in

1. ,
2. ,

version

versus

versus

vertebra
vertebrate

3. ,
,

,
vertebrae (pl)

vertices, vertexes (pl)

1.
2.
vertex

vertical

vertiginous
vertigo
verve

3.

, , ,

(verier, veriest)

1.
very

2.

1.

2.

very

very well

vesicle
vespers
vespers

3.

1.

2.

1.

2.



3.

vessel

vest

( )

vest

vestal

2.

vestal

1.

vested interest
vestibule

vestige

vestigial

vestment

vestry

1.
,

2.

vestries (pl)

(vetted, vetting)

1. ( )
vet

2.

vet

vetch

veteran

veterinarian

2.

veterinary
veto

veto

vex

vexation

()

1.

(vetoed, vetoing)

vetoes (pl)

1.

2.

,
,
1. ,
2.

vexatious
vexed question

VHF

via

via

viability

viable
viaduct
vial
viands

1. ,
2.

very high frequency

1.
( )
2.
( )

1. (


)

2.
,

()

1.
2.
vibes

3.

()

1.
2.
vibes

vibrancy

3.

,
1.
2.

vibrant

vibraphone

vibrate

3.

, ()

()

vibration

vibrator

vicar

vicarage

vicarious

vice

vice

1.





2.

1. ,

2. , ,
(
),
1.

vice

2.

vice ring

vice squad

vice versa

vice-admiral

vice-president
viceroy
vicinity

(
)

, Khamsi doesn't

trust Thongsa, and vice versa

1.
2.

3.
1.

2.

2.

1.

1.
2.
vicious

vicious cycle

viciously
viciousness
vicissitudes
vicissitudes

victim

victimiz(s)ation

victimiz(s)e

victor

Victorian

Victorian

victorious

victory
victualler
victuals

3.
,
4.

1.
2.

1.
2.

,


,
1.

, ,


2.
,

3.

1.
,
2. ,

1.
,
2. ,

1.
2.

victories (pl)

videos (pl)
1.

video

videotape

vie
view

2.

,

(vied, vying)

, ,

2.

1.

1.
,
2.

view

viewer

viewpoint

3. ,

2.

1.

,
1.

2.
vigil

vigilance

vigilant

vigilante

vignette

vigorous

3.

, ,

1. ,

vigour

Viking

, , ,
2.

(viler, vilest)
1.
vile

vilely

vileness

vilification

vilify

villa

village

villager

1.

2. ()

, ,
(vilified, vilifying)

, ,

villain of the piece

villainous

villainy

3. ()

villain

villein

2. ()
,

,

1.
2.

3.

,
1.

2. ( )

1.

2.

()

vim

, ,

vinaigrette

vindicate

vindication

vindictive

vindictiveness

vine

vinegar

2.

,
1.

1.
,

2.

vinegary

vineyard

viniculture

vino

vintage

vintage

vintage car

vintner

vinyl

vioced

viola 1

viola 2

3. ()( , )
,

1.

2.
()

1.

,

2.

1. ( )

2.

1917 1930

violet pansies

(violated, violating)
1. ,
2.
violate

3.


4.

1. ,
2.

violation

3.


4.

1.
,
2.

violator

violence

3.



4.

1.
2.

3.
1.
2.

violent

violently

violet

violin

violinist

3. ()
4.

1.

2. ,
3.

1.

2.

VIP
viper
virago
viral

very important person

1.

2.
viragos (pl)

1.

virgin
virgin

virginal
virginals
virginals

virginity

2. ()
, ()
,

,
,

1. ,

2.

,
,

,

Virgos (pl)

1.


Virgo

virile

2.

3.

( 23

1.


,
,

2.

,

1. ,
,
virility
virologist
virology

virtual

virtual reality

virtually

2.

1. ,
2. ,
3. ,

,
,
1.

, ,
2.
3.

virtue

4. ,

virtuosity

2.

2.

virtuoso
virtuous
virulence
virulent

virtuosos, virtuosi (pl)

1. ,

1.
1. (, )

2. (, )

viruses (pl)
virus

, ,
,

visa

visage

vis--vis

1.

2.

3. , ,
1.

2.
vis--vis

viscera

viscera

visceral

viscid

viscidity

viscose

viscosity

viscount

3. , ,

1.

2.
( )

2.

1.

1.
(
baron
)
earl

2.

1.

viscount

viscountess

baron
earl

2.

viscous
visibility
visible

2.

1. ,
,
1. ,

2. ,
3. ,
4.
vision
visionary

5.

2.

1.
visionaries (pl)
1.
2.

visionary

3.

1. ,
2.

visit

visit

visitant

visitation
visitor

3. visit on/upon

1.
( , )
2.
1.

2. ,
3.
1. ,

2.
,

1.
visor

2.
( )
1.

2.

vista

3.

visual

, , ,

visual aids
visual display unit
visualiz(s)ation
visualiz(s)e
visually

, ,

, ,

1.
,

2.
,

vital
vital statistics
vitality
vitaliz(s)e

vitals

vitals

vitamin

vitiate

3. ,

1.
, ,

2. , ,

,


,

1. ,

2.

3.

1. ,

vitiation

viticulture

vitreous

vitriol

vitriolic

vituperation

vituperative

vivacious
vivacity

vivid

vividness

viviparous

vivisection

vixen

viz

vizier

2.

3.
1.

2.

(
)
1.

2. ,
,
,

1.
,
2.

()
,

(




)
, , ,

,
1. ,
,
2.
,

3.

( ) ()

2.

1.

vocabularies (pl)
1. ,

vocabulary

2.

vocal

vocal

vocalist

vocalize

vocally

1. , ,

2. , , , ,

1.

2.
,


,

, ,

1.

2.

1. ,
2.
,
3.

vocation

, ,

vocational

vociferate

2.

vociferation
vociferous
vodka
vogue
voice

4.

1.

, ,

,
,

, ,

1.
2.

3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
voice

voice-box

1.
2.

voiceless

voice-ove

void

3.

(
)

2. ,

1. ( ),
void (adj)

1.
void

void

voile

volatile

volatility

2. ,

3. void of ,
1.
, ,

2.
,

1.

2. ,

1.

2.
,

3.
,

vol-au-vent
volcanic
volcano
vole
volition
volley

2. , ,

1.

volcanoes (pl)

,
1. ,

2.



volleys (pl)

1. ,
2.
volley
volleyball

volt

voltage

volte-face

voltmeter
voluble
volubly

3. ( )

(
)
()

, ()

1. ,
2. ,

3. ,
volume

voluminous

4. ( )
5. (

1.

2. ,

voluntarily
voluntary
voluntary
volunteer
volunteer
voluptuous
vomit
vomit

2. ,
( )

2.

2.

1.
,
voluntaries (pl)
1.

1.

,

),

, ( ,

,
1.

voodoo
voracious
voracity

vortex

2. ()

2. ,
,

2. , ,

1. ,
1.

vortexes, vortices (pl)

1.

,
,
2.

1. , ,

2.

vote

3.

4. () ,

1.
2.
vote

voter

votive
vouch
voucher

vouchsafe

vow

vow

vowel

vox vopoli

voyage

voyage

voyager

voyeur

3.

2.

1.
,

vouch for

, ,

2.

1.

(vouchsafed, vouchsafing)

1.
,
(,
)

2. ,

, ,

( )

()
vroom

vulcaniz(s)ation

vulcaniz(s)e

()

()

1. , ,
vulgar
vulgarity
vulgariz(s)e
vulgarly
vulnerability

vulnerable
vulpine
vulture
vulva
vuying
with a view to

2.
, ()
3. ,

2.

2.

1.

2.

1.

1.

,
1. ,

2.
,

2.

3.

1.

vie

EngWord

Pronunciation

Type

Lao

()

wackiness

wacko

wacko

()
()

(wackier, wackiest)
()

wacky

), ,
(

wad

2. (, ),

wadding

wad

waddle
waddle

(wadded, wadding)
1.
( )

1. (
)

2.



(waddled, waddling)

wade

2.

wade into

( )

wade through

wader

1.

()
()

waders

waders

wadge

wadi

wafer
waffle 1

waffle 2
waft

1. ( )

2. ()

,
()

(wagged, wagging)
1.

wag

wag

wage

wages

wage

wager

wager

waggish

waggle

waggle

2.

3. ,

,
,
()
,

(), (

), (
,

,
()

,
,

(waggled, waggling)
,
,

1.
,
2.
wagon

wagtail

waif

wail

wail

wainscot

wainscoting

waist

waistband

waistcoat

wait

wait

wait until the dust has settled

waiter

waiting-list

waiting-room

waitress

waitress

3.

1.

, ,

2.

1.

,
2.

,

1.

2.

1. ,

2. wait on

(
)

1.

2.
3.

( )
(
4.
)

waive
waiver

5.

2.

1.
(woke, woken, waking)
1. ,
2. ,

wake

wake

wake

wake up

wakeful

wakefulness

waken
walk

3.
,
4.

1.

2.
3.

,
()
1.

2.

1.
2. ,

3.

, ,

1. ,

2.


,

2.

1.

1.

2.
walk
walk off with
walk on air

3.

4.
1.

2.

1.

walk out

walk out on

2.
( )

walk over

walk the steets

walk(s) of life

walkabout

2.
()

1.

, ,

1.

2.
1.

walker

walkie-talkie

,
, ,

walking-stick
wall

wall

wallaby

2.

()

1. , ,
, ,

2.
,

wallaby
wallaroo
walled
wallet
wallflower
wallop

wallop

wallopping

wallopping

wallow

wallow
wallpaper
wally

()

()

1.
2.
()

1. ,
2.

()

1.

2.

1.

2.

1.
2.

()

1.

2.

walnut
walruses

3.

walrus

waltz

2.

waltzes

2.

waltz

waltz into

2. ()

waltz off

waltz through
waltz up to
wan

1.
1.
1.
,

( )

(wanner, wannest)
( )
,

1.
(
),

2.
( )

wand

3.

4.
1.

2.
,
3.

4.
wander

5. ()

wander

2.
,

1.

1.


,
2.

wanderer

3.

wanderings
wanderlust
wane

1.

2. ()

2.
,

2.

1. ()

1.
,

wane

wangle

wangle

()

()1. ,
2.

waning moon

wank

wank

wanker

wanky

wanly

wanna
wannabe

()
()

()

(wankier,wankiest)()
)
(
,
()

,

1.

2.

want
want

3.

1.

2.

want
wanted
wanting

3. want for ,

4.

1.

2.

,

1.
,

2. ,
wanton
wantonly
war

3. (
)

,
,

2.

war

war crime

war cry

war dance

war game

war memorial

war widow

waratah

4. (
)

1.
,

2.
(warred, warring)
1. ,

1.

2.

1.


2.

warble
warbler
ward

,
1. ( )

2.

1.

2.


ward off

1.

2.

ward

warden

warder

wardress

wardrobe

wardroom

wardship

ware

warehouse

wares

warfare

3.
1.
, ,
( )

2.

(
)

(

)

1.

2. ,

1. ,

2.

3.

1. ,

2.

3. ,

warhead

warhorse

warily

wariness

,
1.

2. ()

3.

,
1.

2.

warlike

warlock

warlord
warm

3.

(warmer, warmest)
1.

warm

warm to

warm up

2.

warm-blooded

warmer

warm-hearted

warm-heartedness

warming

warmly

warmness

warmonger

2.
3. ()

4.()(

,
,
1.



(, ),

warmongering

warmth

warn

2.

warning

warning
warningly
warp

warp

warpath

warped
warrant

1.

1.
2.

1. ,

2. ( , )
1.

weft),
2. (

2.

1.
,
2. ,

1. , ( ), ()

2. ,

warrant

warrant officer

2.

2.

warranty
warranties

1.

3.

1.
1.

warren

warring

warring
warrior
warship

wart

wartime

warts and all

1.

2.

,
,

1.

2.

(wartier, wartiest)
1.
,

warty
wary

2.

,

(warier, wariest)

1. , ,
2.

3. ,
4.
wash

5. () ,

1. , , ( )
2.

wash

3.

1. , , ( )
2.

washes

3.

wash down
wash up
washable
washbasin
washed out

1.

2.


,

(

)
()
1.

washed-out

2. ,

washer

2.

washing

2. ,

washing-machine
washing-up
washroom
washstand

1.
1. ,

(washier, washiest)
1. (),

washy
wasn't
wasp

2. ()

= was not
1.
2. , , ()

waspish

3. ,

4. ( )

1.
2.
wassail

3.

wastage

2.

1. ,

,
, ,
1.
2. (, )

waste

waste

3. waste away
,

1.

2. ,

1.

,
,
2.
waste

waste

wasted

wasteful

wastefulness

wasteland

waster
wastrel

3.


1.

2. ,

2. ()

1. ()

,

1.
2.
3.
watch

4.

5.
1.
2.
3.

watch

4.

1.

2.
3.
watches
watch your step
watchable
watchband

watchdog
watcher
watchful
watchfulness
watchmaker
watchman

4.

1.

2.

1.

2.

watchmen
watchstrap
watchtower
watchword

1.
2.
1.

2. (,
)

water

3.

1.

2.

3.

4.
5.

6.
water

water buffalo

water chestnut

water colour

water down

water level

water main

water melon

water meter

water power

water under the bridge

7.

2.

1.

water-bed

waterbird

water-borne

water-closet

water-cooler

watercourse

watercress

watered

waterfall

waterfowl

waterfront

)
( , ,

1. ,
,

2.

( , )

,


1.

2.

1. ,
2.

3. () ,

waterhole

watering-can

waterline

waterlogged

waterman

watermen

water-lily

1.

watermark

2.

waterproof

waterproof

watershed

waterside

water-skiing

waterspout

1.

2.

water-table

watertight

water-tower

waterway

water-wheel

waterworks

1.

2.
,
,

1.

,
2.

1. ,

2. ,

3.

watery
wattage

wattle

4.

(watt)
1.

2.

3.


1.
, () , (), ,
wave

2. (
)

1.

2.

3.
4.

5.
6.
wave

7.

wave aside

wave down

waveband

2.

wavelength

2.

wavelet

waver

wavering

wavy

wax 1

()
1.
()
1.

, ,
,
,
1. ,

2. , ,

,
,

1. ,
2.
,
(wavier, waviest)

1.
2.
wax 1

3.

1.
2.

waxes

wax 2

waxen

waxing moon

waxwork

waxworks

3.

()
( wane

)

1.

2. , (
)

(waxier, waxiest)

waxy

way

()

1. ,

2. ,
3.
4. ,
way

wayfarer

waylay

wayside

wayward

5. ,

6. ,
,
(waylaid,waylaying) ,
,
,

WC
we

= water-closet

,
(weaker, weakest)

1.
,


2.

3.
weak

weaken

weakling

weakly

weakly

weakness

weal

4. ,

5

1.
,


2.
,

3.
,

1.

2.

1.

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1.

2.

,
1.

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wealth

wealthiness

wealthy

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(wealthier, wealthiest)

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wean
weaning
weapon
weaponry

wear

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2.
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(wore, worn, wearing)

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2.
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wear

wear and tear

wear away

wear off

wear on

3.

wear out

wearable

wearer
wearily
weariness
wearing

()

1.

2.

,
3.

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1.
2.

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weary

1.
2.

(wearied, wearying)
1. ,
2. ,

(wearier, weariest)
1.

weary
wearying

weasel

weasel
weasel words

weather

weather

weather the storms

weather vane

weather-beaten

weatherboard

2.

2. ,

1. ,
weasel out of

, ,

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2. ()

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3.

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weathered
weathering
weatherproof

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)

(wove, woven, weaving)

1.
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weave

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4.

1.

weave

2.

weaver

2.

weaving

1.

1.
2.

1.

2.

web

webbed web-footed

we'd

we would, we should, we had

webbing

wed

wedded

3.

1. ( )

2. ,
1.

2.

3. wedded to (
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wedding
wedding

2.

wedge

wedge

wedlock

Wednesday

1.
(wedged, wedging)

1.
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2.
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(weed, weeing)
()

wee
wee

wee

weed

, wee-wee

1. (Scottish)

2. ()
, wee-wee
()

1.
2.

1. ( ),
2.

3. ()
weed

weed

weed out

weedkiller

4. ()

( )

(weedier, weediest)
weedy
week

weekday

weekend

weekender

weekly

weekly

weekly

1. ( )
2.

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2.

(weenier, weeniest)
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weeny

(wept, weeping)

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2. ()

weep

weep

weepie
weeping
weeping willow

3. (
)

,

()

()

(
)

(weepier, weepiest)
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weepy

weepy

weevil

wee-wee

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weft

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1.
2.

warp),
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)

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3. ,

4. ,

weigh

weigh anchor

weigh anchor

5.

weigh down

weigh in

weigh on

weigh one's words

weigh up

weighbridge

1. ,
2.

3.

1.

2.

()

weight

weight

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1.
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2.
1.

2.

3.

4.
5. ,
6.
weight

weight down

weightiness

7.

1.

weighting

weightity

weightless

weightlessness

2.

weightlifter

weightlifting

2.

1.

2.
1.
,

1.

2.

(weightier, weightiest)

1.
weighty

2.

weir

weird

weirdly

weirdness

(weirder, weirdest)

weirdos (pl)
()

weirdo

welch welsh

2.

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1.
,


2. , ,

welcome

3.
1.
2.

3.

welcome
welcome
weld
weld

welder

welding

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5.

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2. ,

2.

1.

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Welfare State

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2.

(better, best)

1.
2. ,

3.
,

well

well

4.

5.

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1.

well

2. ,

well

well done!

2.

well off

2.

well-adjusted

well-advised

well-appointed

well-balanced

well-behaved

well-being

well-born

1.
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!

1.
( )

1.

2.

1. ,
well-bred

well-built

well-connected

well-developped

well-disposed

well-documented

2.

3. ( )

1.

2.

2.

well-earned

well-fed

well-founded

well-gounded

well-gromed

wellhead

well-heeled

wellies

wellingtons

wellingtons

well-intentioned

well-done
well-dressed

1.

,

( )

1.

2.

()
()

1. ,

well-known

well-mannered

well-meaning

well-nigh

2.

,
,

2.

well-read

well-spoken

well-to-do

well-tried

well-wisher

well-worn

welsh

Welsh

1.

1. ( )

2. (
) ,

1. , ,

2.

(Wales)
(Welsh)

Welsh

Welsh

, (Wales)

welsher

Welshman

2.

Welshmen

welt

(Wales)

1.
,

, (Wales)
, (Wales)



1. ()

2.
welter

welter

welterweight

wench

wenches
wend

3. ,

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2.
(
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wend your way

1.
2.
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3.
4. ,
5. ,

went

6. ,

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2. ()
wept

3. (
)

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2. ()
weep

weren't

werewolf

3. (
)

= were not

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werewolves

west

West

westbound

westerly
western
western

Westerner
westerniz(s)ation

2.

westernmost

Westminster

westward

westward

westwards

()
( )

Westerniz(s)e

wet

1. the West

1.
2.

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)
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2. ( )

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1.

2.

(wetted, wetting)

1.

,

2.

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2.
wet

3. (, )

4. (

1. ,

wet

2. ,

wet behinds the ears

wet blanket

wet dream

wet nurse

wet one's whistle

wether

wetlands

wetlands

wetness

wetsuit

whack

wet through

()
()

,
()

1. ,
2. ,

whack

3. ()
,

4.

()
whacked

whacking

whacking

whacking

()

()

,
(whackier, whackiest)
()

whacky

whale

whalebone

1.

whaler

whaling

wham

wham

whammy

whammies

wharf

wharves, wharfs

2.
()

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()

1.

2. ,
()

1.

2. ,

1.
wharfage
wharfie

2.

1.
2.

what
what
what a shame!
what for
what if
what is more
what is the matter
what the heck

3.

2.

whatever

whatever

what's what

1. ,

1.

2.

1.