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Wordabulary

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

today Adverb A1

On this present day.

toe Noun A1

One of the five small parts at the end of your foot.

together Adverb A1

With each other, as a group or unit.

toilet Noun A1

A bowl-shaped fixture connected to a water system, used for getting rid of body waste.

told Verb A1

The past form of "tell".

tolerance Noun B2

Willingness to accept behavior, beliefs, or people different from your own, or the ability to endure something difficult.

tomato Noun A1

A soft, round, red fruit often used in salads and cooking as if it were a vegetable.

tomb Noun A2

A structure or space, often underground, where a dead body is placed.

tome Noun C2

A large, heavy book, especially a scholarly one.

tomorrow Noun A1

The day after today.

tone Noun B1

The general attitude or feeling a writer or speaker expresses through their choice of words.

tongue Noun A1

The soft, movable part inside your mouth that helps you taste and speak.

tonight Adverb A1

On the evening or night of the present day.

too Adverb A1

More than is wanted, needed, or acceptable, or used to mean "also".

tooth Noun A1

One of the hard, white parts inside your mouth used for biting and chewing.

toothbrush Noun A1

A small brush with a long handle, used for cleaning teeth.

toothpaste Noun A1

A thick paste used with a toothbrush to clean teeth.

top Noun A1

The highest part of something.

topic Noun A2

A subject that people talk, write, or think about.

topic sentence Noun B1

The sentence, usually the first in a paragraph, that states the paragraph's main idea.

topography Noun B1

The physical shape and features of an area of land, such as its hills, valleys, and rivers.

topsoil Noun A2

The upper layer of soil where most plant roots and nutrients are found.

torch Noun A1

A stick with burning material at one end, carried to give light, or a portable electric light.

tornado Noun A1

A violently spinning column of air that stretches from a storm cloud down to the ground.

torpid Adjective C2

Mentally or physically inactive; sluggish.

torpor Noun C2

A state of physical or mental inactivity; lethargy.

torque Noun B2

A measure of the turning or twisting force applied to an object around a pivot point.

torrid Adjective C1

Very hot and dry, or, of an emotion or relationship, intense and passionate.

tortoise Noun A1

A slow-moving land reptile with a hard, domed shell.

tortuous Adjective C1

Full of twists and turns, or excessively long and complex.

total Noun A1

The full amount you get when you add everything together.

total internal reflection Noun B2

The complete reflection of light within a denser medium when it hits the boundary with a less dense medium at an angle steep enough that none of it escapes.

totalitarian Adjective B2

Describing a government that demands complete control over public and private life, allowing no opposition.

totalitarianism Noun B2

A system of government in which the state seeks total control over nearly every part of public and private life.

toucan Noun A1

A tropical bird known for its large, brightly colored beak.

touch Verb A1

To put your hand or another part of your body on something to feel it.

tour Noun A2

A journey made for pleasure or business that includes visits to several places.

tour Verb A2

To travel through a place visiting its sights, or to travel around performing.

tournament Noun A2

A series of games or matches in which players or teams compete until one winner is left.

toward Preposition A1

In the direction of something.

towards Preposition A1

In the direction of something or someone.

towel Noun A1

A piece of soft, absorbent cloth used for drying the body or wiping things dry.

tower Noun A1

A tall, narrow building or structure, often part of a castle or standing alone.

town Noun A1

A place where people live and work that is smaller than a city but larger than a village.

toxic Adjective A2

Poisonous, or causing serious harm to the body if touched, breathed, or swallowed.

toxicology Noun B2

The scientific study of how harmful substances affect living organisms.

toy Noun A1

An object made for children to play with.

trace Verb A1

To find the origin, path, or development of something by following evidence.