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IELTS Vocabulary List: 1,348 Words with Definitions
IELTS tests both Academic and General Training English — reading and writing about study, work, migration and everyday life. This pool spans A1 to C2 and was curated from the Word Hype level lists to match that mix; it is a practice pool used inside the app, not an official IELTS list.
Showing the first 400 of 1,348 words in alphabetical order. The full list is available inside the app.
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| Abandon | To leave a person or place and not return. | Play ▶ |
| Absorb | To take in liquid, heat, or another substance. | Play ▶ |
| Abstract | About ideas rather than things you can touch. | Play ▶ |
| Academic | Related to schools, universities, or study. | Play ▶ |
| Accent | A way of pronouncing words typical of a place or group. | Play ▶ |
| Access | The ability or right to enter, use, or obtain something. | Play ▶ |
| Accord | A formal agreement between people or countries. | Play ▶ |
| Accurate | Correct and free from mistakes. | Play ▶ |
| Accuse | To say that someone has done something wrong. | Play ▶ |
| Achieve | To succeed in doing something after effort. | Play ▶ |
| Acquire | To get or buy something. | Play ▶ |
| Across | From one side to the other. | Play ▶ |
| Active | Always busy and doing things.Working or happening right now. | Play ▶ |
| Adjust | Change something slightly so that it works or fits better. | Play ▶ |
| Administer | To manage or organize the work of a company or system.To give medicine or treatment to someone. | Play ▶ |
| Admire | To respect someone for their qualities or achievements. | Play ▶ |
| Adopt | Legally take another person into a family as a child. | Play ▶ |
| Advice | Suggestions about what someone should do. | Play ▶ |
| Advise | To suggest what someone should do. | Play ▶ |
| Advocate | A person who publicly supports an idea or cause. | Play ▶ |
| Aesthetic | Related to beauty and the way things look. | Play ▶ |
| Affair | An event or situation that people are concerned about. | Play ▶ |
| Affect | To cause a change in someone or something. | Play ▶ |
| Afford | To have enough money to pay for something. | Play ▶ |
| Agency | A business that arranges services for others. | Play ▶ |
| Agenda | A list of subjects to discuss at a meeting. | Play ▶ |
| Agent | A person who acts for someone else in business. | Play ▶ |
| Ahead | Having the leading position or higher score in a contest.At or in the front. | Play ▶ |
| Alarm | A warning of danger or a device that gives one. | Play ▶ |
| Album | A collection of songs released together. | Play ▶ |
| Alcohol | The substance in beer, wine, and spirits that makes people drunk. | Play ▶ |
| Alert | Quick to notice things and ready to act. | Play ▶ |
| Align | To place things in a straight line or correct position. | Play ▶ |
| Alike | Similar to each other. | Play ▶ |
| Alloy | A material made by mixing a metal with other elements. | Play ▶ |
| Along | With a forward motion.In accompaniment or as a companion. | Play ▶ |
| Alpha | The first letter used in ancient Greek writing. | Play ▶ |
| Alter | To change something. | Play ▶ |
| Amaze | To surprise someone very much. | Play ▶ |
| Ambiguous | Having more than one possible meaning. | Play ▶ |
| Amend | To change a document or law to improve it. | Play ▶ |
| Amount | How much of something there is. | Play ▶ |
| Amuse | Make someone laugh or feel entertained. | Play ▶ |
| Analogy | A comparison that explains one thing by showing how it is like another. | Play ▶ |
| Analysis | The careful study of something to understand how it works. | Play ▶ |
| Ancestor | A family member who lived before your grandparents. | Play ▶ |
| Ancient | Belonging to the very distant past. | Play ▶ |
| Angel | A spiritual being believed to carry messages from a god. | Play ▶ |
| Angle | The space between two lines that meet, measured in degrees. | Play ▶ |
| Animal | A living creature such as a dog, cat, or bird. | Play ▶ |
| Ankle | The joint that connects your foot to your leg. | Play ▶ |
| Annual | Happening once every year. | Play ▶ |
| Anomaly | Something that does not fit the usual pattern. | Play ▶ |
| Anxious | Worried about something that might happen. | Play ▶ |
| Anyhow | In any case, whatever else may be true. | Play ▶ |
| Apparent | Easy to see or understand. | Play ▶ |
| Appeal | A strong or serious request for help. | Play ▶ |
| Append | To add something to the end of a text or list. | Play ▶ |
| Appetite | The feeling of wanting to eat. | Play ▶ |
| Apple | A round fruit with red or green skin.A leading American multinational technology company. | Play ▶ |
| Apply | To make a formal request for a job, course, or benefit. | Play ▶ |
| Appoint | To choose someone officially for a job or duty. | Play ▶ |
| Approach | A particular way of dealing with a problem or task.To move closer to someone or something. | Play ▶ |
| Approve | To officially accept or agree to something. | Play ▶ |
| Arbitrary | Chosen without a clear reason or fair rule. | Play ▶ |
| Archer | A person who shoots arrows with a bow. | Play ▶ |
| Archive | A collection of old records kept for future use. | Play ▶ |
| Arctic | Related to the area around the North Pole. | Play ▶ |
| Area | A part of a town, a country, or the world.A subject or field of study or work. | Play ▶ |
| Arena | A large area surrounded by seats for sports or performances. | Play ▶ |
| Argue | To disagree with someone in words, sometimes angrily. | Play ▶ |
| Arise | To begin to happen or exist. | Play ▶ |
| Armed | Carrying a weapon or weapons. | Play ▶ |
| Armor | A strong covering worn to protect the body in battle. | Play ▶ |
| Arrest | To take someone away by police because they may have broken the law. | Play ▶ |
| Arrive | Reach a destination by movement or progress.Succeed in a big way; get to the top. | Play ▶ |
| Arrogant | Believing you are better or more important than other people. | Play ▶ |
| Article | A piece of writing in a newspaper, magazine, or website. | Play ▶ |
| Artist | A person whose creative work shows sensitivity and imagination. | Play ▶ |
| Aspect | One part of a situation or subject. | Play ▶ |
| Assemble | To put separate parts together to make something. | Play ▶ |
| Assert | To say firmly that something is true. | Play ▶ |
| Assess | To judge how serious, big, or important something is. | Play ▶ |
| Assign | To give someone a particular job or task. | Play ▶ |
| Assist | To help someone do something. | Play ▶ |
| Assume | To believe something is true without being certain. | Play ▶ |
| Assure | To tell someone confidently that something is true. | Play ▶ |
| Astray | Away from the correct route or direction. | Play ▶ |
| Atomic | Related to the tiny units that make up chemical elements. | Play ▶ |
| Attach | To fasten or join one thing to another. | Play ▶ |
| Attack | To try to hurt or defeat someone.A sudden event of sickness or violence. | Play ▶ |
| Attain | To achieve something through effort. | Play ▶ |
| Attend | To be present at an event or class. | Play ▶ |
| Attribute | A quality or feature of a person or thing. | Play ▶ |
| Audacious | Willing to take bold and surprising risks. | Play ▶ |
| Authentic | Real and from the source it claims to come from. | Play ▶ |
| Author | A person who writes a book or other text. | Play ▶ |
| Authority | The power to give orders and make others obey.An official group that controls a public service. | Play ▶ |
| Available | Able to be used, bought, or found.Free to talk or meet because you are not busy. | Play ▶ |
| Avenue | A wide street, often with trees along it. | Play ▶ |
| Average | The value found by adding amounts and dividing by how many there are. | Play ▶ |
| Award | A prize given for an achievement. | Play ▶ |
| Aware | Knowing that something exists or is happening. | Play ▶ |
| Awkward | Making you feel embarrassed or uncomfortable. | Play ▶ |
| Backup | An accumulation caused by clogging or a stoppage.Someone who takes the place of another (as when things get dangerous or difficult). | Play ▶ |
| Baffle | To confuse someone completely. | Play ▶ |
| Baggage | The bags and cases you take when you travel. | Play ▶ |
| Bakery | A workplace where baked goods (breads and cakes and pastries) are produced or sold. | Play ▶ |
| Balance | A steady position that keeps you from falling. | Play ▶ |
| Ballot | A system of voting, usually in secret. | Play ▶ |
| Banana | A long, curved fruit with a yellow skin.A fruit often eaten by monkeys. | Play ▶ |
| Bandit | A robber, especially one who attacks travellers. | Play ▶ |
| Banker | Someone whose job is handling savings, loans, and money accounts.Someone whose job involves managing money. | Play ▶ |
| Bargain | Something bought for less than its usual price. | Play ▶ |
| Barrier | A fence or other object that blocks a way. | Play ▶ |
| Basket | A container that is usually woven and has handles.The quantity contained in a woven container. | Play ▶ |
| Battle | A hostile meeting of opposing military forces in the course of a war.An energetic attempt to achieve something. | Play ▶ |
| Beauty | A combination of qualities that pleases the sight.An excellent example of something. | Play ▶ |
| Behalf | Used in a phrase meaning acting for another person. | Play ▶ |
| Behave | To act in a particular way. | Play ▶ |
| Believe | To accept that something is true. | Play ▶ |
| Beloved | Loved very much by someone. | Play ▶ |
| Bench | A long seat for two or more people, usually outside.A long table for working on. | Play ▶ |
| Benefit | An advantage or profit gained from something.Receive an advantage. | Play ▶ |
| Bewitch | To put someone under a magic spell. | Play ▶ |
| Bias | An unfair preference for one person or side. | Play ▶ |
| Bikini | A two-piece item of clothing worn for swimming. | Play ▶ |
| Bishop | A senior Christian leader responsible for churches in an area. | Play ▶ |
| Bitter | Having a sharp taste, not sweet.Feeling angry because you were treated badly. | Play ▶ |
| Bless | To ask for God's protection or favor for someone. | Play ▶ |
| Blood | The red liquid inside your body.Family background or origin. | Play ▶ |
| Bloom | A flower on a plant.To produce flowers. | Play ▶ |
| Board | A flat piece of wood.To get onto a plane, ship, or train. | Play ▶ |
| Boast | To talk with too much pride about yourself. | Play ▶ |
| Boiler | A device that heats water for a building. | Play ▶ |
| Boldly | With courage and confidence. | Play ▶ |
| Bomber | An aircraft designed to drop explosive weapons. | Play ▶ |
| Bonnet | A hat tied under the chin. | Play ▶ |
| Border | A line separating two political or geographical areas.The edge or boundary of something. | Play ▶ |
| Borrow | To use something and give it back later. | Play ▶ |
| Bounce | To hit a surface and spring back.To move up and down quickly. | Play ▶ |
| Boundary | A line that marks where an area ends. | Play ▶ |
| Branch | A part of a tree growing out from the trunk.A division of a business or organization. | Play ▶ |
| Bread | Food made of flour, water, and yeast.Money (informal slang). | Play ▶ |
| Breath | The air taken into or expelled from the lungs.A slight indication or suggestion. | Play ▶ |
| Brevity | The use of very few words to express something. | Play ▶ |
| Bridge | A structure built over a river or road so people can cross.Something that connects two places. | Play ▶ |
| Browse | To look through things without a clear plan to buy or read them. | Play ▶ |
| Brutal | Very cruel and violent. | Play ▶ |
| Budget | An estimate of income and expenditure.Provided at a low price. | Play ▶ |
| Buffer | Something that reduces the effect of a shock or conflict. | Play ▶ |
| Burden | A heavy load that someone carries. | Play ▶ |
| Bureau | An office or department that provides a service. | Play ▶ |
| Burial | The act of putting a dead body in the ground. | Play ▶ |
| Butter | A soft yellow food made from cream. | Play ▶ |
| Button | A small disk or knob sewn on to a garment.A small device pressed to operate a machine. | Play ▶ |
| Bygone | Belonging to an earlier time. | Play ▶ |
| Cabinet | A piece of furniture with doors and shelves for storing things. | Play ▶ |
| Cactus | A plant that stores water and usually has sharp spines. | Play ▶ |
| Camera | A device for recording visual images.A judge's private room. | Play ▶ |
| Cancel | Decide that an organized event will not take place.Annul or make void. | Play ▶ |
| Candid | Honest and direct about what you think. | Play ▶ |
| Canyon | A ravine formed by a river in an area with little rainfall. | Play ▶ |
| Capacity | The largest amount that something can hold. | Play ▶ |
| Capital | The city where a country's government is based. | Play ▶ |
| Carbon | A chemical element found in every living thing. | Play ▶ |
| Cargo | Goods carried by a ship, plane, or truck. | Play ▶ |
| Caring | A loving feeling.Feel concern or interest. | Play ▶ |
| Carrot | A long orange vegetable that grows under the ground. | Play ▶ |
| Cartel | A group of businesses that agree to control prices or supply. | Play ▶ |
| Casino | A place where people gamble on games. | Play ▶ |
| Castle | A large and stately mansion.A large building formerly occupied by a ruler and fortified against attack. | Play ▶ |
| Casual | Marked by blithe unconcern.Without or seeming to be without plan or method; offhand. | Play ▶ |
| Casualty | A person hurt or killed in an accident or attack. | Play ▶ |
| Category | A group of things with shared features. | Play ▶ |
| Cattle | Farm animals such as cows and bulls considered as a group. | Play ▶ |
| Cause | The reason something happens. | Play ▶ |
| Cement | A powder mixed with water to help make concrete. | Play ▶ |
| Century | A period of one hundred years. | Play ▶ |
| Certain | Sure that something is true. | Play ▶ |
| Channel | A television station or a source of online videos. | Play ▶ |
| Chaos | A state of complete confusion and disorder. | Play ▶ |
| Chapel | A small building used for Christian worship. | Play ▶ |
| Chapter | One of the main parts that a book is divided into. | Play ▶ |
| Charge | Demand an amount as a price.Accuse someone of an offense. | Play ▶ |
| Chart | A visual display of information.A map designed to assist navigation by air or sea. | Play ▶ |
| Chase | To run after someone or something. | Play ▶ |
| Cheer | To shout because you are happy or want to support someone. | Play ▶ |
| Cheese | A solid food made from milk.A dairy product made in many different flavors. | Play ▶ |
| Cherry | A small round red fruit with a stone inside. | Play ▶ |
| Chicken | The flesh of a common poultry bird used for food.A domestic fowl bred for flesh or eggs; believed to have been developed from the red jungle fowl. | Play ▶ |
| Chief | A person who is in charge.A person who exercises control over workers. | Play ▶ |
| Chorus | Any utterance produced simultaneously by a group.A group of people assembled to sing together. | Play ▶ |
| Chrome | A shiny metal coating used to protect and decorate objects. | Play ▶ |
| Chronic | Lasting a long time or coming back often, especially an illness. | Play ▶ |
| Cigar | A thick roll of tobacco leaves made for smoking. | Play ▶ |
| Cinema | A medium that disseminates moving pictures.A theater where films are shown. | Play ▶ |
| Circuit | A complete path through which electricity can flow. | Play ▶ |
| Cited | Mentioned as an example or source. | Play ▶ |
| Claim | To say that something is true or belongs to you.To ask for money you think you should get. | Play ▶ |
| Clarify | To explain something so it is easier to understand. | Play ▶ |
| Clause | A group of words that usually includes a subject and a verb. | Play ▶ |
| Cliff | A high, steep rock edge, usually by the sea. | Play ▶ |
| Climate | The usual weather in a place over many years. | Play ▶ |
| Clinic | A place where people receive medical advice or treatment. | Play ▶ |
| Coach | (sports) someone in charge of training an athlete or a team.A person who gives private instruction (as in singing, acting, etc.). | Play ▶ |
| Coast | The land right next to the sea or ocean.To move forward easily without using power. | Play ▶ |
| Cobalt | A hard, silver-grey metal used in batteries and strong metal mixtures. | Play ▶ |
| Cocoa | A hot, sweet drink made from chocolate powder and milk.A brown powder used to make chocolate. | Play ▶ |
| Coffee | A hot drink made from roasted beans.The berries or seeds of a tropical shrub. | Play ▶ |
| Cognitive | Related to thinking, learning, and remembering. | Play ▶ |
| Coherent | Clear and easy to understand because the parts fit together. | Play ▶ |
| Cohort | A group of people with something in common, such as age. | Play ▶ |
| Coincide | To happen at the same time. | Play ▶ |
| Coined | Invented a new word or expression. | Play ▶ |
| Coldly | In an unfriendly way without showing care. | Play ▶ |
| Collapse | To fall down suddenly because support fails. | Play ▶ |
| Colony | A country or area controlled by another country.A group of animals or insects living together. | Play ▶ |
| Colossal | Extremely large in size or amount. | Play ▶ |
| Column | A tall, solid post used to support a building.A line of text in a newspaper or magazine. | Play ▶ |
| Combat | Fighting between people or armed forces. | Play ▶ |
| Comedy | A film, play, or show that makes people laugh. | Play ▶ |
| Comfort | A state of being relaxed and feeling no pain.The act of consoling; giving relief in affliction. | Play ▶ |
| Commence | To begin an activity or event. | Play ▶ |
| Commission | An official group of people given a particular job to do.Money paid to a seller for each item they sell. | Play ▶ |
| Commit | To carry out an action, especially a crime. | Play ▶ |
| Community | All the people who live in a particular area or town. | Play ▶ |
| Company | A business that sells goods or services. | Play ▶ |
| Compel | To force someone to do something. | Play ▶ |
| Complex | Having many connected parts that are hard to understand. | Play ▶ |
| Comply | To act according to a request or rule. | Play ▶ |
| Comprise | To have particular parts that together form a whole. | Play ▶ |
| Compute | To calculate an amount or number. | Play ▶ |
| Concede | To admit that something is true even when you do not want to. | Play ▶ |
| Concept | A general idea about what something is or how it works. | Play ▶ |
| Concise | Giving information clearly in few words. | Play ▶ |
| Conclude | To decide something is true after thinking about the facts.To end something, such as a speech or meeting. | Play ▶ |
| Concrete | A building material made from cement, sand, stones, and water. | Play ▶ |
| Condemn | To say strongly that something is wrong. | Play ▶ |
| Conduct | To organize and carry out an activity, such as a survey.To direct a group of musicians as they play. | Play ▶ |
| Confirm | To show that something is true or correct. | Play ▶ |
| Conflict | A serious disagreement or struggle. | Play ▶ |
| Conform | To behave according to a group's rules or expectations. | Play ▶ |
| Confront | To face a difficult problem and deal with it. | Play ▶ |
| Connect | Join two or more things together. | Play ▶ |
| Conquer | To take control of a place by military force. | Play ▶ |
| Consent | Permission for something to happen. | Play ▶ |
| Consist | To be made up of certain parts or things. | Play ▶ |
| Constitute | To make up a whole, together with other parts.To be seen as or count as something, such as a crime. | Play ▶ |
| Construct | To build something such as a house, road, or bridge.To create an argument, theory, or sentence carefully. | Play ▶ |
| Consume | To use up fuel, energy, time, or other supplies.To eat or drink something. | Play ▶ |
| Context | The situation that helps explain an event or idea. | Play ▶ |
| Contract | A written legal agreement between two or more people. | Play ▶ |
| Contrary | Opposite to something else. | Play ▶ |
| Control | The power to decide what happens or how something works. | Play ▶ |
| Convert | To change something into a different form or use. | Play ▶ |
| Convey | To communicate an idea, feeling, or message. | Play ▶ |
| Convict | To officially find someone guilty of a crime in court. | Play ▶ |
| Cookie | A small sweet baked food. | Play ▶ |
| Copper | A reddish-brown metal used for making wires and coins.A small brown coin. | Play ▶ |
| Corpse | The dead body of a person. | Play ▶ |
| Costly | Very expensive. | Play ▶ |
| Courts | The places where legal trials happen.Places to play sports like tennis or basketball. | Play ▶ |
| Cradle | A small baby's bed that can rock from side to side. | Play ▶ |
| Create | Make or cause to be or to become.Bring into existence. | Play ▶ |
| Credit | An arrangement to buy things now and pay later.Praise for something you have done well. | Play ▶ |
| Criteria | Standards used to judge or choose something. | Play ▶ |
| Crucial | Extremely important to the success of something. | Play ▶ |
| Cruise | A holiday on a large ship.To travel slowly in a car or boat for pleasure. | Play ▶ |
| Crystal | A solid whose particles are arranged in a regular pattern. | Play ▶ |
| Culture | The beliefs, customs, and way of life of a group. | Play ▶ |
| Cunning | Clever at getting what you want by tricking people. | Play ▶ |
| Current | Happening or existing at the present time. | Play ▶ |
| Custom | Something people in a place usually do. | Play ▶ |
| Dancer | Someone who moves their body to music. | Play ▶ |
| Data | Facts and numbers collected to be studied or used. | Play ▶ |
| Debris | Broken pieces left after something is damaged or destroyed. | Play ▶ |
| Decade | A period of ten years.A group, set, or series of ten. | Play ▶ |
| Deceive | To make someone believe something that is not true. | Play ▶ |
| Decisive | Able to make choices quickly and confidently. | Play ▶ |
| Decker | A vehicle with a stated number of floors or levels. | Play ▶ |
| Decline | To become smaller, weaker, or less. | Play ▶ |
| Decree | An official order made by a ruler or authority. | Play ▶ |
| Deduce | To work out what must be true from known facts. | Play ▶ |
| Defeat | To win against someone in a game or fight. | Play ▶ |
| Defend | To protect someone or something from attack.To fight to keep something safe. | Play ▶ |
| Deficit | The amount by which spending is greater than income. | Play ▶ |
| Define | To explain exactly what a word means.To show what something is. | Play ▶ |
| Degree | A unit used to measure temperature or angles.A certificate you get when you finish university. | Play ▶ |
| Delegate | To give part of your work or authority to someone else. | Play ▶ |
| Delete | To erase or remove something.To remove words or files from a computer. | Play ▶ |
| Delicate | Easily broken or damaged. | Play ▶ |
| Delta | Land shaped like a triangle where a river meets the sea.The fourth letter of the Greek alphabet. | Play ▶ |
| Demand | The need or desire that people have for a product.To ask for something very strongly. | Play ▶ |
| Denial | A statement that something is not true. | Play ▶ |
| Denote | To stand for or mean something. | Play ▶ |
| Depart | Leave a place, especially to begin a journey. | Play ▶ |
| Depict | To show someone or something in a picture. | Play ▶ |
| Deploy | To send people or equipment where they are needed. | Play ▶ |
| Deprive | To take away something someone needs or has a right to. | Play ▶ |
| Deputy | A person who helps or acts for a boss.The second most important person in a group. | Play ▶ |
| Derive | To get something from a particular source. | Play ▶ |
| Desert | A very dry area of land where little rain falls. | Play ▶ |
| Design | A plan showing how something will look or work. | Play ▶ |
| Despair | A feeling that there is no hope left. | Play ▶ |
| Detach | To remove one part from something it is joined to. | Play ▶ |
| Detail | An individual feature, fact, or item.A small detachment of troops or police officers. | Play ▶ |
| Detect | To discover something that is hidden or hard to notice. | Play ▶ |
| Develop | To grow or change over time. | Play ▶ |
| Deviate | To move away from a planned route or course. | Play ▶ |
| Device | A machine or tool made for a special use.A phone, tablet, or computer. | Play ▶ |
| Devoted | Very loving and loyal to someone. | Play ▶ |
| Dialog | A conversation between two persons.The lines spoken by characters in drama or fiction. | Play ▶ |
| Diesel | A type of fuel used in many trucks and buses. | Play ▶ |
| Digest | To break down food inside the body. | Play ▶ |
| Digital | Using electronic technology to store or process information. | Play ▶ |
| Dilemma | A difficult choice between options that each have problems. | Play ▶ |
| Diminish | To make or become smaller or less important. | Play ▶ |
| Dining | The act of eating a meal.Eating food in a restaurant. | Play ▶ |
| Dinner | The main meal of the day. | Play ▶ |
| Direct | Going straight to a place without stopping.To tell people what to do. | Play ▶ |
| Discrete | Separate and clearly different from other things. | Play ▶ |
| Disguise | To change your appearance so people will not recognize you. | Play ▶ |
| Dishes | Plates and bowls used for eating food.Meals prepared in a special way. | Play ▶ |
| Dismal | Causing sadness or loss of hope. | Play ▶ |
| Dismiss | To decide that an idea is not worth considering. | Play ▶ |
| Display | Show something so that other people can see it. | Play ▶ |
| Dispute | A serious disagreement. | Play ▶ |
| Distal | Further from the centre of the body or the point where a part begins. | Play ▶ |
| Distant | Far away in space or time. | Play ▶ |
| Distinct | Clearly different from something else. | Play ▶ |
| Distort | To twist something out of its usual shape. | Play ▶ |
| Distribute | To give things out to a number of people. | Play ▶ |
| Diverse | Including many different types. | Play ▶ |
| Divide | To separate something into parts or groups. | Play ▶ |
| Divine | Related to a god or heaven. | Play ▶ |
| Doctor | A person whose job is to treat people who are ill. | Play ▶ |
| Domain | An area controlled by a ruler or government.A specific area of knowledge or work. | Play ▶ |
| Dominant | More powerful or important than others. | Play ▶ |
| Donate | To give money or things to help others. | Play ▶ |
| Dosage | The amount of medicine to take and how often to take it. | Play ▶ |
| Drama | A play for the theater, radio, or television. | Play ▶ |
| Drastic | Extreme and likely to have a very strong effect. | Play ▶ |
| Drift | To move slowly with wind or water. | Play ▶ |
| Drink | To take water or another liquid into your mouth and swallow it. | Play ▶ |
| Driver | A person who controls a car, bus, or truck.A factor which causes a particular phenomenon. | Play ▶ |
| Dross | Material of little value or poor quality. | Play ▶ |
| Dubious | Unsure whether something is true or a good idea. | Play ▶ |
| Duchess | A woman who holds the same high social rank as a duke. | Play ▶ |
| Ductile | Able to be stretched into thin wire without breaking. | Play ▶ |
| Durable | Strong enough to last a long time without damage. | Play ▶ |
| Duties | Things you must do for your job or because it is right.Jobs that you have to do. | Play ▶ |
| Dwell | To live in a particular place. | Play ▶ |
| Dynamic | Full of energy and new ideas. | Play ▶ |
| Eager | Very keen to do or have something. | Play ▶ |
| Earned | Got money by working.Got something because you worked hard for it. | Play ▶ |
| Earth | The planet on which we live.The soil or dirt on the ground. | Play ▶ |
| Earthy | Looking or smelling like dirt or soil.Simple, natural, and honest. | Play ▶ |
| Eccentric | Behaving in ways that are unusual but often harmless. | Play ▶ |
| Economy | The system of trade, industry, and money in a country.The cheapest class of seats on a plane. | Play ▶ |
| Edited | Fixed or changed a text or video.Corrected mistakes in writing. | Play ▶ |
| Editor | A person who checks and fixes writing before it is printed.Someone who prepares a book or newspaper for printing. | Play ▶ |
| Effect | A change that happens because of something else.The result of an action. | Play ▶ |
| Efficacy | The ability to produce the intended result. | Play ▶ |
| Effort | The energy you use to do something. | Play ▶ |
| Elaborate | Containing many carefully planned details. | Play ▶ |
| Elect | To choose someone by voting. | Play ▶ |
| Elegant | Beautiful and stylish in a simple, graceful way. | Play ▶ |
| Element | One part of something larger. | Play ▶ |
| Elements | The separate parts that make up a whole. | Play ▶ |
| Eligible | Allowed to do or receive something under the rules. | Play ▶ |
| Eliminate | To remove something completely. | Play ▶ |
| Eloquent | Able to express ideas clearly and powerfully. | Play ▶ |
| Emblem | A design or object that represents a group or idea. | Play ▶ |
| Embody | To be a clear example of a quality or idea. | Play ▶ |
| Embrace | To hold someone in your arms with affection. | Play ▶ |
| Emerge | To come out of a place where you could not be seen. | Play ▶ |
| Emphasis | Special importance given to one part of something. | Play ▶ |
| Empirical | Based on what is observed or tested. | Play ▶ |
| Employ | To pay someone to work for you.To use something. | Play ▶ |
| Emulate | To try to match someone's success by following their example. | Play ▶ |
| Enable | To make someone able to do something. | Play ▶ |
| Enclosed | Surrounded on all sides. | Play ▶ |
| Endure | To suffer through something difficult without giving up. | Play ▶ |
| Energy | The power you need to do things and be active.Power from electricity, gas, or the sun. | Play ▶ |
| Engine | A machine with moving parts that converts power into motion.A thing that is the agent or instrument of a particular process. | Play ▶ |
| Enhance | To improve the quality or value of something. | Play ▶ |
| Enlarged | Made bigger. | Play ▶ |
| Enormous | Extremely large. | Play ▶ |
| Enquire | To ask someone for information. | Play ▶ |
| Enrich | To improve the quality or value of something. | Play ▶ |
| Entail | To involve something as a necessary part or result. | Play ▶ |
| Entire | With no part left out.Not broken or damaged. | Play ▶ |
| Entity | Something that exists as a separate thing. | Play ▶ |
| Epitome | A perfect example of a particular quality. | Play ▶ |
| Equation | A mathematical statement showing that two amounts are equal. | Play ▶ |
| Erect | To build or set up a structure. | Play ▶ |
| Erode | To slowly wear away rock or soil through water or wind. | Play ▶ |
| Erratic | Changing often in ways that are hard to predict. | Play ▶ |
| Escape | To get away from danger or a place you cannot leave freely. | Play ▶ |