TOEIC 3000 Vocabulary Volume 1

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  • abandon

    (v.) leave behind or give up completely

  • able

    (adj.) having the skill, power, or capacity to do something

  • aboard

    (adv.) on or into a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle

  • absence

    (n.) state of being not present; missing

  • absent

    (adj.) not present at a usual or expected place

  • absolutely

    (adv.) completely; entirely

  • academy

    (n.) institution for education or training

  • accent

    (n.) distinctive pronunciation or stress in speech

  • accept

    (v.) agree to receive or believe something

  • acceptance

    (n.) approval or agreement; receiving willingly

  • access

    (n.) ability to enter or use something

  • accumulation

    (n.) gradual buildup or collection

  • accuse

    (v.) blame or charge with a fault or crime

  • accustom

    (v.) make familiar or used to something

  • acute

    (adj.) sharp or severe; perceptively alert

  • adapter

    (n.) device that connects different components

  • adjust

    (v.) modify or change slightly for fit or correctness

  • admittance

    (n.) permission to enter or exit

  • advance

    (n./v.) moving forward, progress, or promotion

  • advertise

    (v.) to promote a product or service

  • afternoon

    (n.) late part of the day after noon

  • afterward

    (adv.) later, subsequently

  • age

    (n.) length of time that a person has lived

  • aggression

    (n.) hostile or attacking behavior

  • agreement

    (n.) mutual understanding or arrangement

  • ahead

    (adv.) in front or before in time

  • aircraft

    (n.) vehicle in the air, like airplane

  • allowance

    (n.) amount of money granted or allotted

  • along

    (prep.) beside or in a line with

  • alternate

    (adj.) happening in turn, every other

  • ambiguous

    (adj.) unclear or having multiple meanings

  • amend

    (v.) to modify or improve

  • amplify

    (v.) to make louder or stronger

  • any

    (adj.) one or some, unspecified

  • apology

    (n.) expression of regret or remorse

  • appear

    (v.) to come into view or existence

  • appliance

    (n.) device used for specific tasks

  • apply

    (v.) to make a formal request or effort

  • appraise

    (v.) to evaluate or estimate value

  • apprehend

    (v.) to seize or arrest; to understand

  • apprentice

    (n.) person learning a trade from a skilled worker

  • archive

    (n.) collection of historical documents or records

  • arena

    (n.) a place for sports or entertainment events

  • around

    (prep.) near or in the vicinity of

  • assign

    (v.) to allocate or designate

  • astonish

    (v.) to surprise greatly

  • attach

    (v.) to connect or fasten to something else

  • attachment

    (n.) a file or document linked to an email; emotional bond

  • attempt

    (v./n.) to try to do something; a trial or effort

  • attendance

    (n.) the act of being present

  • automatic

    (adj.) functioning by itself without human intervention

  • avoidance

    (n.) act of keeping away from

  • await

    (v.) to wait for patiently

  • backache

    (n.) pain in the back

  • backbone

    (n.) spine; strength or courage

  • background

    (n.) personal history or setting

  • bacteria

    (n.) microscopic living organisms, often causing disease

  • bad

    (adj.) not good or undesirable

  • baffle

    (v.) to confuse or frustrate

  • bald

    (adj.) having no hair on the scalp

  • ball

    (n.) spherical object used in sports or games

  • ban

    (v.) officially prohibit or forbid

  • banquet

    (n.) elaborate formal meal for many people

  • barbecue

    (n.) cooking outdoors over hot coals

  • barely

    (adv.) scarcely or hardly

  • bareness

    (n.) state of being without covering

  • bearable

    (adj.) able to be endured

  • beginner

    (n.) person just starting learning

  • biology

    (n.) study of living things

  • bitter

    (adj.) having a harsh, sharp taste or feeling

  • blame

    (n.) responsibility for fault or wrong

  • blender

    (n.) appliance for mixing or pureeing food

  • blind

    (adj.) unable to see

  • blockage

    (n.) obstacle preventing passage or flow

  • bloom

    (n.) flower or blossom

  • boil

    (v.) produce bubbles and heat in liquid

  • bold

    (adj.) showing courage or confidence

  • border

    (n.) boundary separating two areas

  • boss

    (n.) person in charge at work

  • bother

    (v.) cause inconvenience or trouble

  • bottle

    (n.) container for liquids with a neck

  • boulevard

    (n.) wide street with trees or buildings

  • bowl

    (n.) round dish for food or liquid

  • brain

    (n.) organ controlling body functions and thought

  • branch

    (n.) division of a tree or organization

  • brand

    (n.) name or symbol representing a product

  • bravo

    (excl.) used to express approval when a performer or other person has done something well

  • break

    (v.) separate into parts abruptly

  • breakdown

    (n.) failure or collapse

  • breakout

    (n.) sudden emergence or escape

  • breeze

    (n.) gentle wind blowing softly

  • bride

    (n.) woman getting married or who has just married

  • brilliant

    (adj.) exceptionally clever or luminous

  • budget

    (n.) planned expenditure or financial plan

  • bulk

    (n.) the majority or large size or volume

  • buy

    (v.) to acquire in exchange for money

  • calm

    (adj.) peaceful and untroubled; quiet

  • camera

    (n.) device for capturing images or videos

  • campus

    (n.) grounds of a school or university

  • cancellation

    (n.) act of deciding to halt or revoke

  • capture

    (v.) to catch or seize; to record or take control

  • career

    (n.) professional life or occupation over time

  • carpet

    (n.) floor covering made from woven or tufted fabric

  • cart

    (n.) two-wheeled vehicle pulled by hand or animal

  • cause

    (n.) reason or motive for an action

  • certain

    (adj.) sure or confident; known

  • charge

    (n./v.) to accuse; to demand payment; power or responsibility

  • chart

    (n.) visual diagram or representation of data

  • chef

    (n.) professional cook or culinary expert

  • choice

    (n.) an act of selecting among options

  • citizen

    (n.) a legally recognized member of a community

  • citizenship

    (n.) status of being a citizen

  • climate

    (n.) weather pattern of a region; general atmosphere

  • climb

    (n./v.) to go upward; act of ascending

  • cohesive

    (adj.) united; forming a whole

  • collateral

    (n.) security for a loan; secondary; accompanying

  • collect

    (v.) to gather or bring together

  • comfortable

    (adj.) providing ease or relaxation

  • comforting

    (adj.) providing solace or reassurance

  • commerce

    (n.) activity of buying or selling goods and services

  • committed

    (adj.) dedicated or devoted

  • compatible

    (adj.) capable of existing or working together

  • compensate

    (v.) to reward or make up for something

  • competition

    (n.) contest to win or outperform others

  • complicated

    (adj.) difficult to understand or resolve

  • composition

    (n.) written work or arrangement of parts

  • composure

    (n.) calmness or self-control

  • compromise

    (n./v.) settle differences; weaken standards or principles

  • concept

    (n.) an abstract idea or general notion

  • concerning

    (prep./adj.) about or relating to; causing anxiety

  • conclusion

    (n.) end or final judgment or decision

  • confident

    (adj.) self-assured; certain of oneself

  • confirmation

    (n.) proof or validation; act of confirming

  • constant

    (adj.) unchanging; continuous over time

  • consultant

    (n.) expert providing professional advice

  • consume

    (v.) use up or eat; absorb or devour

  • contact

    (n./v.) physical touch or communication link

  • control

    (n./v.) power to influence or direct; command

  • conversation

    (n.) spoken exchange of ideas or remarks

  • cooperation

    (n.) working together towards common goal

  • coupon

    (n.) voucher offering discounts or savings

  • courier

    (n.) person or service that delivers packages

  • crack

    (n./v.) narrow opening; break or split

  • creation

    (n.) act of bringing something into being

  • creative

    (adj.) imaginative and inventive

  • creditor

    (n.) person owed money or goods

  • crime

    (n.) illegal act punishable by law

  • critical

    (adj.) of great importance or severity

  • curious

    (adj.) eager to learn or know more

  • custom

    (n.) traditional practice; personalized adaptation

  • dawn

    (n.) time of first light in morning

  • deadline

    (n.) final time for completing task

  • deal

    (n./v.) agreement or arrangement; handle a task

  • debatable

    (adj.) open to discussion or disagreement

  • debate

    (n./v.) formal discussion of opposing ideas; discuss thoroughly

  • debut

    (n.) first public appearance or performance

  • deceleration

    (n.) act of slowing down

  • decent

    (adj.) proper or socially acceptable

  • declaration

    (n.) formal statement or announcement

  • decrease

    (v./n.) become smaller; reduction in size or amount

  • dedicate

    (v.) devote time or effort; inscribe

  • deduce

    (v.) infer or conclude from evidence

  • deem

    (v.) consider or judge to be

  • deflate

    (v.) let out air or reduce in size

  • deflect

    (v.) cause to change direction or course

  • deliberately

    (adv.) intentionally or on purpose

  • departmental

    (adj.) relating to a department

  • deposit

    (n./v.) sum of money placed into a bank; to put down temporarily

  • description

    (n.) a spoken or written account of something

  • destroy

    (v.) to ruin or demolish completely

  • destruction

    (n.) the act of destroying

  • determine

    (v.) to decide or establish exactly

  • develop

    (v.) to grow or advance over time

  • devise

    (v.) to plan or invent something cleverly

  • direct

    (adj./v.) straight and honest; to control or guide

  • disagree

    (v.) to have an opposite opinion or view

  • dismiss

    (v.) to send away or reject

  • dispense

    (v.) to distribute or give out

  • distinguish

    (v.) to recognize differences or identify

  • distract

    (v.) to draw attention away from something

  • disturb

    (v.) to interrupt or upset

  • diverse

    (adj.) showing variety or difference

  • divert

    (v.) to change direction or route

  • doctor

    (n./v.) a medical professional; to manipulate or alter

  • doubt

    (n./v.) a feeling of uncertainty; to question or hesitate

  • downsizing

    (n.) process of reducing company size or staff

  • downward

    (adj.) directed or moving toward a lower position

  • drama

    (n.) emotional or conflict-filled theatrical work

  • due

    (adj.) expected or scheduled to happen

  • during

    (prep.) while something is happening

  • east

    (n.) direction toward the sunrise; eastern region

  • edit

    (v.) prepare content by correcting or modifying

  • editorial

    (n.) article expressing opinions in a publication

  • embrace

    (v.) hold closely or accept willingly

  • emerge

    (v.) come out into view or existence

  • emergency

    (n.) urgent situation requiring immediate action

  • empathy

    (n.) understanding and sharing of feelings

  • emphasis

    (n.) special importance or attention given

  • emulate

    (v.) imitate or copy to match or surpass

  • encounter

    (v.) meet unexpectedly or face something

  • encouragement

    (n.) support or confidence given

  • endorsement

    (n.) approval or support publicly given

  • enroll

    (verb) register, sign up officially for classes or membership

  • enthusiasm

    (n.) intense interest or eagerness

  • entitled

    (adj.) having a right or claim

  • envision

    (v.) imagine or visualize future events

  • equality

    (n.) sameness in status or rights

  • equity

    (n.) fairness or justice; ownership interest

  • error

    (n.) mistake or inaccuracy

  • establishment

    (n.) organization or place set up

  • ethic

    (n.) moral principles governing behavior

  • evaluation

    (n.) appraisal or assessment

  • evasive

    (adj.) tending to avoid direct answer

  • exact

    (adj.) precise, completely correct or accurate

  • examiner

    (n.) person who inspects or tests

  • excellent

    (adj.) outstanding or superior

  • except

    (prep.) excluding or other than

  • exchange

    (n./v.) trade or swap

  • expel

    (v.) force to leave or remove

  • expenditure

    (n.) money spent or costs

  • expire

    (v.) come to an end; cease to be valid

  • extra

    (adj.) more than usual or necessary

  • face

    (n.) front part of the head, including eyes, nose, mouth

  • facility

    (n.) place or equipment for doing something

  • fairly

    (adv.) to a moderate degree; reasonably

  • fast

    (adj.) moving or capable of moving quickly

  • fate

    (n.) the course of events beyond control; destiny

  • feasibility

    (n.) practicality or possibility of something

  • feat

    (n.) impressive achievement or action

  • fee

    (n.) charge or payment for services

  • feedback

    (n.) information or opinions about performance

  • festival

    (n.) organized series of events or celebrations

  • filter

    (n.) device that removes impurities from liquids or air

  • finalize

    (v.) complete or make final arrangements

  • finance

    (n.) management of money and investments

  • fixture

    (n.) permanently attached object or device

  • fluent

    (adj.) able to speak or write smoothly and easily

  • fold

    (v.) to bend something over upon itself

  • folder

    (n.) an object used to hold papers together

  • foremost

    (adj.) most important or prominent

  • formal

    (adj.) following established customs or etiquette

  • founder

    (n.) one who establishes or starts something

  • franchise

    (n.) an authorization to operate a business

  • fuel

    (n.) material burned to produce energy

  • fulfillment

    (n.) satisfaction or achievement

  • gap

    (n.) a space or opening between two things

  • gatekeeper

    (n.) a person controlling access

  • gender

    (n.) classification as male or female

  • geography

    (n.) study of earth's surfaces and features

  • glamor

    (n.) exaggerated attractiveness or charm

  • glitch

    (n.) a minor technical problem

  • gradual

    (adj.) happening slowly over time

  • groom

    (n.) person preparing for marriage or animal's appearance

  • groundbreaking

    (adj.) innovative or pioneering

  • guilt

    (n.) feeling of having committed wrong

  • habitat

    (n.) natural environment of an organism

  • habitual

    (adj.) regular; done by habit

  • hairdresser

    (n.) person who cuts and styles hair

  • handful

    (n.) amount that can be held in hand

  • handout

    (n.) free distribution of materials

  • harmful

    (adj.) causing damage or injury

  • health

    (n.) state of physical and mental well-being

  • heat

    (n.) high temperature

  • hidden

    (adj.) not visible or concealed

  • honest

    (adj.) truthful and fair; sincere

  • host

    (n.) person who entertains guests; or organism that harbors a parasite

  • hour

    (n.) sixty-minute period of time

  • household

    (n.) all people living together in a home

  • housing

    (n.) buildings and structures for people to live in

  • huge

    (adj.) extremely large in size or amount

  • hush

    (v./n.) to make silent; silence

  • identification

    (n.) process of recognizing or naming someone or something

  • idle

    (adj.) not active; doing nothing

  • imagination

    (n.) ability to form mental images or ideas

  • imitate

    (v.) to copy or mimic

  • immense

    (adj.) extremely large or great in size

  • implication

    (n.) possible consequence or suggestion

  • impose

    (v.) to forcibly introduce or enforce

  • impulse

    (n.) sudden urge or desire to act

  • inability

    (n.) lack of ability or capacity

  • Inc.

    (n.) abbreviation, company name

  • incentive

    (n.) motivation or encouragement to do something

  • incorporate

    (v.) merge or integrate into a whole

  • inferior

    (adj.) lesser in quality or position

  • infinity

    (n.) never-ending quality

  • ingredient

    (n.) component of a mixture or recipe

  • inhabitant

    (n.) resident of a place

  • initial

    (adj./n.) early or first

  • innovate

    (v.) to introduce new ideas

  • insist

    (v.) demand firmly; persist in stating something

  • inspect

    (v.) examine carefully for flaws or condition

  • inspiring

    (adj.) encouraging or uplifting

  • installment

    (n.) part of a series paid over time

  • instantaneously

    (adv.) happening instantly; immediately

  • instead

    (adv.) as an alternative or substitute

  • instruct

    (v.) teach or give directions

  • instruction

    (n.) guidance or teaching; directions

  • integrity

    (n.) honesty and moral uprightness

  • intend

    (v.) plan or aim to do something

  • intermittent

    (adj.) occurring at irregular intervals

  • interrupt

    (v.) stop briefly in the middle of something

  • inventory

    (n.) list of belongings or stock of goods

  • investor

    (n.) person who invests money

  • invisible

    (adj.) impossible to see

  • irrelevant

    (adj.) not connected or related

  • itinerary

    (n.) planned route or schedule of travel

  • janitor

    (n.) person who cleans and maintains a building

  • jobless

    (adj.) without work; unemployed

  • judge

    (n./v.) official who makes legal decisions; form an opinion

  • justify

    (v.) provide reasons or explanations for actions

  • keeper

    (n.) person who maintains or guards

  • keyboard

    (n.) set of keys for typing or control

  • kickoff

    (n.) start or beginning of an event

  • languish

    (v.) to become weak or feeble; to suffer neglect

  • large

    (adj.) of great size or extent

  • policy

    (n.) a course of action or principle adopted by an organization

  • polite

    (adj.) showing good manners and respect

  • pollution

    (n.) environmental contamination

  • portable

    (adj.) easily carried or moved

  • possibility

    (n.) likelihood of something happening

  • potency

    (n.) power or effectiveness

  • preface

    (n.) introductory statement

  • prescription

    (n.) doctor's medication instruction

  • presume

    (v.) assume something is true

  • prevent

    (v.) stop from happening

  • previous

    (adj.) earlier or prior

  • primarily

    (adv.) mainly or chiefly

  • prolong

    (v.) extend in time

  • promise

    (n.) commitment to do something

  • promote

    (v.) advance or support

  • prospect

    (n.) possibility or outlook

  • publicize

    (v.) make information widely known

  • publish

    (v.) prepare and issue content for public

  • publisher

    (n.) person or company that produces publications

  • purpose

    (n.) reason for which something is done

  • quality

    (n.) standard of excellence or worth

  • quantity

    (n.) amount or number of something

  • quit

    (v.) cease or stop doing something

  • radical

    (adj.) extreme or fundamental change

  • radius

    (n.) distance from center to perimeter

  • reader

    (n.) person who reads or interprets

  • ready

    (adj.) prepared for use or action

  • receive

    (v.) get or accept something sent or given

  • reception

    (n.) act of receiving or welcoming

  • reclaim

    (v.) restore to previous position or condition

  • recruit

    (n./v.) new member or employee; enlist or hire

  • refurbish

    (v.) renovate or redecorate

  • regardless

    (adv.) without paying attention to other factors

  • relation

    (n.) the way in which two things are connected

  • relationship

    (n.) the way in which two or more things are connected

  • remind

    (v.) to cause someone to remember something

  • removal

    (n.) the act of taking away or extracting

  • renew

    (v.) to extend or repeat for continued validity

  • rental

    (n.) the act of renting or the property rented

  • representative

    (n.) a person acting on behalf of others

  • resistance

    (n.) the act of opposing or withstanding

  • resolve

    (v./n.) to find a solution or make a firm decision; a firm decision or determination

  • respect

    (n.) admiration or regard for someone or something

  • respond

    (v.) to reply or answer to a prompt

  • retire

    (v.) to stop working after age or earning enough

  • reveal

    (v.) to make known or show something hidden

  • reverse

    (v./n.) to move backward or undo a process; the opposite or back side of something

  • revise

    (v.) to make changes or improvements

  • revive

    (v.) to bring back to life or consciousness

  • robust

    (adj.) strong and healthy; vigorous

  • route

    (n.) way or course taken to reach a destination

  • rule

    (n.) principal or guideline for conduct or behavior

  • sacrifice

    (n.) act of giving up something valuable

  • safeguard

    (n.) measure taken to protect something

  • sample

    (n.) small part representing the whole

  • selection

    (n.) act of selecting or chosen items

  • sensible

    (adj.) showing good sense or judgment

  • shelf

    (n.) flat horizontal surface for storing items

  • significant

    (adj.) notable or meaningful

  • simulate

    (v.) imitate or reproduce conditions

  • situation

    (n.) set of circumstances or conditions

  • slash

    (v.) to cut with sweeping or violent stroke

  • slump

    (v.) to fall or decline suddenly and significantly

  • solve

    (v.) to find an answer or solution

  • sound

    (n./v.) vibrations perceived by ears; to make noise

  • splendid

    (adj.) magnificent or very impressive

  • stand

    (v./n.) to be upright on one's feet; a position or stance.

  • steady

    (adj./v.) reliable, consistent; to make stable.

  • stem

    (n./v.) stalk of plant; to originate or arise.

  • stock

    (n./v.) inventory or shares; to accumulate or supply.

  • storage

    (n.) space for storing items.

  • storm

    (n./v.) violent weather; to attack or rage.

  • stormy

    (adj.) characterized by storms; turbulent.

  • stout

    (adj./n.) strong or bulky; a type of beer.

  • straightforward

    (adj.) simple, clear, honest.

  • stream

    (n./v.) a small river or flow of water; to flow.

  • streamline

    (v./n.) to improve efficiency; a smooth shape.

  • strike

    (v./n.) to hit forcibly; a work stoppage.

  • strive

    (v.) to make great effort.

  • structure

    (n./v.) arrangement of parts; to construct.

  • study

    (n./v.) careful investigation or learning; to learn.

  • subscribe

    (v.) to sign up or agree to receive.

  • subside

    (v.) to decrease or become less.

  • subtract

    (v.) to take away or deduct.

  • succeed

    (v.) to achieve desired aim or result.

  • sufficient

    (adj.) enough or adequate.

  • suggest

    (v.) to propose or recommend.

  • suitable

    (adj.) appropriate or fitting.

  • superior

    (adj./n.) higher in rank or quality; one of higher standing.

  • supervise

    (v.) to oversee or manage.

  • supervisor

    (n.) a person who oversees others.

  • supplementary

    (adj.) additional or extra.

  • surplus

    (n.) excess amount beyond needs.

  • survive

    (v.) to continue to live or exist.

  • suspend

    (v.) to hang or temporarily stop.

  • symposium

    (n.) a formal meeting or discussion.

  • talk

    (v.) to speak or converse orally

  • talkative

    (adj.) inclined to talk a lot

  • tap

    (v.) to strike lightly or gently

  • task

    (n.) assigned work to be done

  • tear

    (n.) rip or split in material or paper

  • tentative

    (adj.) uncertain or provisional

  • term

    (n.) designated period or word with a specific meaning

  • terminology

    (n.) specialized vocabulary of a field

  • thought

    (n.) idea or opinion formed by thinking

  • throughout

    (prep.) all the way through

  • thus

    (adv.) consequently or as a result

  • ticket

    (n.) paper or electronic document for entry

  • timeliness

    (n.) quality of happening at the right time

  • tool

    (n.) device used to carry out a function

  • top

    (n.) highest position or point

  • total

    (adj.) complete amount or sum

  • tow

    (v.) to pull a vehicle or boat with a chain or strap

  • track

    (n.) path or route left by moving objects

  • trail

    (n.) path or track left by something moving

  • trash

    (n.) waste or discarded material

  • treasure

    (n.) valuable stored or hidden items

  • treat

    (n.) an enjoyable or special indulgence

  • tremendous

    (adj.) extremely large or great

  • tribal

    (adj.) related to a tribe or tribes

  • truly

    (adv.) genuinely or sincerely

  • trustee

    (n.) person holding property for others

  • turnover

    (n.) rate of business or employee change

  • twice

    (adv.) two times

  • type

    (n.) category or kind of something

  • typical

    (adj.) representative or usual of a group

  • typo

    (n.) typographical error in text

  • ultimately

    (adv.) finally or in the end

  • unable

    (adj.) lacking capacity or means

  • unauthorized

    (adj.) not officially approved or permitted

  • unforeseen

    (adj.) not anticipated or expected

  • unfortunately

    (adv.) regrettably or sadly

  • unify

    (v.) bring together into one

  • unimaginable

    (adj.) beyond imagination

  • unit

    (n.) single complete entity

  • unlimited

    (adj.) without limit or restriction

  • upgrade

    (v.) improve or enhance

  • urgent

    (adj.) requiring immediate attention

  • usually

    (adv.) most of the time

  • utilization

    (n.) act of using

  • vaccinate

    (v.) administer vaccine to protect

  • vaccination

    (n.) process of giving vaccines

  • valid

    (adj.) legally or logically acceptable

  • value

    (n.) worth or importance

  • van

    (n.) large enclosed vehicle

  • variation

    (n.) difference or alteration

  • venture

    (v.) undertake risky project

  • versatile

    (adj.) adaptable to many uses

  • version

    (n.) different form or edition

  • vessel

    (n.) container or large ship

  • victim

    (n.) person harmed or affected

  • visibility

    (n.) degree of being seen

  • visible

    (adj.) able to be seen

  • visit

    (v.) go to see someone or place

  • visitor

    (n.) person visiting a place

  • vivid

    (adj.) bright or intensely clear

  • voice

    (n.) sound produced by speech

  • volunteer

    (n.) person who works willingly

  • wallpaper

    (n.) decorative paper applied to walls

  • warn

    (v.) inform of danger or potential harm

  • waver

    (v.) hesitate or be undecided

  • weight

    (n.) measurement of heaviness

  • whether

    (conj.) expressing doubt or choice

  • wire

    (n.) thin flexible metal strand

  • withdrawal

    (n.) act of taking back or removing

  • witness

    (n./v.) person who sees an event occur; observe or testify

  • work

    (n./v.) activity involving effort or labor; perform tasks

  • workshop

    (n.) place for practical work or training

  • yearly

    (adj./adv.) occurring once a year

  • yearn

    (v.) have a deep longing for something

  • yield

    (v./n.) produce or give way; amount produced

  • zip

    (n./v.) fastener or to move quickly

  • zone

    (n.) specific area with defined boundaries

  • zoom

    (n./v.) to move quickly or make large image smaller or bigger