TOEIC 3000 Vocabulary Volume 2

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  • abandon

    (v.) leave behind or give up completely

  • abide

    (v.) remain; stay; tolerate or endure

  • aborigine

    (n.) original inhabitant of a region

  • abort

    (v.) terminate prematurely; miscarry

  • about

    (prep.) concerning; around; approximately

  • absolute

    (adj.) complete; total; not relative

  • abundant

    (adj.) more than enough; plentiful

  • accelerate

    (v.) increase speed or rate of progress

  • accessible

    (adj.) easy to approach or use

  • accessory

    (n.) additional item used with something else

  • accuracy

    (n.) precision or correctness of measured data

  • ache

    (n.) continuous dull pain; verb

  • action

    (n.) process of doing something; deed

  • addiction

    (n.) compulsive need for substance or activity

  • adhere

    (v.) stick to a surface or principle

  • adjustment

    (n.) small change to improve or fit

  • adolescent

    (adj./n.) related to teens; a teenage person

  • adversary

    (n.) opponent or enemy in contest

  • advisable

    (adj.) sensible or recommended

  • affection

    (n.) feeling of fondness or love

  • affirmative

    (adj.) expressing agreement or approval

  • after

    (prep.) following in time or order

  • again

    (adv.) once more, back to previous state

  • agency

    (n.) organization or business that provides services

  • agent

    (n.) representative or substance that causes effect

  • aid

    (n.) help or support

  • align

    (v.) to arrange in straight line or proper position

  • amaze

    (v.) to surprise or fill with wonder

  • ambition

    (n.) strong desire to achieve something

  • announce

    (v.) to make known publicly

  • answer

    (n.) reply or response to a question

  • appetite

    (n.) desire to eat or hunger

  • approval

    (n.) official sanction or agreement

  • approximate

    (adj.) close to the exact amount

  • apt

    (adj.) suitable or fitting

  • area

    (n.) a particular space or region

  • arouse

    (v.) to awaken or stimulate

  • articulate

    (v./adj.) to express clearly; well-spoken

  • assistance

    (n.) help or support

  • assume

    (v.) to suppose or take for granted

  • assure

    (v.) to promise or guarantee

  • attest

    (v.) to affirm or bear witness to

  • avenue

    (n.) a wide street or approach to something

  • average

    (n./adj.) the typical value; typical or ordinary

  • awareness

    (n.) conscious knowledge or perception

  • back

    (n./v./adj.) rear part; to support or move backward; rear

  • backlash

    (n.) strong negative reaction or response

  • backlog

    (n.) accumulated work not yet completed

  • backpack

    (n.) a bag carried on the back

  • badly

    (adv.) in a poor or undesirable manner

  • balcony

    (n.) platform projecting from a building's wall

  • bank

    (n.) financial institution for money management

  • bankrupt

    (adj.) legally unable to pay debts

  • bankruptcy

    (n.) legal state of being unable to pay debts

  • bare

    (adj.) uncovered or without clothing

  • bargain

    (n.) item bought at a discounted price

  • baseline

    (n.) starting point for measurement or comparison

  • basis

    (n.) foundation or underlying principle

  • beat

    (v.) strike repeatedly or rhythmically

  • beginning

    (n.) first part or start

  • behavior

    (n.) conduct or actions

  • behavioral

    (adj.) related to conduct

  • believer

    (n.) person who believes

  • belt

    (n.) band worn around the waist

  • benefit

    (n.) advantage or profit gained

  • besides

    (adv.) in addition to or apart from

  • betrayal

    (n.) act of being disloyal or treacherous

  • beyond

    (prep.) on the farther side of something

  • bias

    (n.) inclination to favor one side over another

  • bidder

    (n.) person making a formal offer or auction bid

  • bill

    (n.) printed statement of charges or invoice

  • billboard

    (n.) large outdoor advertising board

  • bind

    (v.) tie or hold together securely

  • bizarre

    (adj.) very strange or unusual

  • blanket

    (n.) large piece of fabric for covering

  • blend

    (v.) mix different things together smoothly

  • board

    (n.) flat surface or group of people making decisions

  • boardroom

    (n.) room where executives meet

  • boat

    (n.) watercraft for transportation or leisure

  • boot

    (n.) footwear covering ankle

  • borderline

    (n.) boundary or limit

  • boring

    (adj.) causing boredom or lack of interest

  • bothersome

    (adj.) causing annoyance or difficulties

  • bound

    (adj.) destined to happen or move towards

  • breakable

    (adj.) capable of breaking easily

  • brisk

    (adj.) quick and lively in movement

  • brittle

    (adj.) easily broken or fragile

  • brochure

    (n.) small booklet or pamphlet for information

  • bruise

    (n.) discoloration caused by injury

  • brush

    (n.) tool made of bristles for cleaning or painting

  • brutally

    (adv.) in a harsh, cruel, or violent manner

  • bucket

    (n.) container for holding liquids or other materials

  • button

    (n.) device to press for operation or control

  • cab

    (n.) automobile for hire; taxi

  • cafeteria

    (n.) self-service restaurant

  • calcium

    (n.) mineral vital for bones and teeth

  • calculator

    (n.) device for performing calculations

  • candid

    (adj.) honest and straightforward; unbiased

  • capable

    (adj.) able to do a task effectively

  • capital

    (n.) city serving as a seat of government; wealth

  • care

    (n.) concern or charge for someone's well-being

  • cargo

    (n.) goods transported via ship, plane, or vehicle

  • carrier

    (n.) entity that transports or holds something

  • carton

    (n.) box made of cardboard or other material

  • cash

    (n.) physical money like notes and coins

  • certificate

    (n.) official document confirming something

  • change

    (n./v.) to make or become different

  • chore

    (n.) routine household task

  • circumstance

    (n.) a fact or condition affecting situation

  • citation

    (n.) a reference to a source or quote

  • clearance

    (n.) official permission or approval

  • clerk

    (n.) an office worker or administrative assistant

  • clip

    (n./v.) to cut or trim; a fastener or short piece

  • coherent

    (adj.) logical and consistent

  • college

    (n.) institution for higher education

  • collide

    (v.) to crash into or come into contact forcefully

  • combination

    (n.) act of combining two or more things

  • command

    (n./v.) to give an order; authority to control

  • comment

    (n./v.) to express opinions; a remark

  • compensation

    (n.) payment or reward for service or loss

  • complex

    (adj./n.) intricate or complicated; a group of interconnected parts

  • compliant

    (adj.) willing to obey rules or standards

  • comprehensive

    (adj.) including all aspects or details

  • concur

    (v.) agree or have the same opinion

  • condition

    (n./v.) state of health or circumstances; specify requirements

  • confidential

    (adj.) intended to be kept secret or private

  • consciously

    (adv.) done with awareness and intention

  • consequently

    (adv.) as a result; therefore

  • consist

    (v.) be made up of; to be composed of

  • consistently

    (adv.) regularly or invariably

  • constrain

    (v.) severely restrict or limit

  • construction

    (n.) act of building or assembling

  • consumption

    (n.) act of using up or eating; expenditure

  • content

    (n./adj) what is contained; satisfied or pleased

  • continuity

    (n.) unbroken sequence or state

  • convenience

    (n.) state of being suitable or easy to use

  • conventional

    (adj.) based on usual practices; traditional

  • conviction

    (n.) firm belief or opinion; strong confidence

  • correct

    (adj./v.) accurate or proper; make right

  • couple

    (n./v.) pair of two; join or unite

  • court

    (n.) place where legal trials occur; royal residence

  • crane

    (n.) tall machine for lifting heavy objects

  • criterion

    (n.) standard for judgment or decision

  • crucial

    (adj.) extremely important or essential

  • customs

    (n.) government taxes on imports; traditional practices

  • dare

    (v.) have the courage to do something risky

  • date

    (n.) calendar day; romantic appointment

  • dear

    (adj./n.) beloved or valued; affectionate term

  • decision

    (n.) choice or conclusion made after consideration

  • deck

    (n./v.) flat surface or array of cards; decorate or cover surface

  • decline

    (v./n.) decrease or refuse; gradual decrease

  • default

    (n./v.) failure to fulfill an obligation; to fail to act

  • defeat

    (n./v.) winning against an opponent; beat in competition

  • defense

    (n.) protection against attack; legal justification

  • definite

    (adj.) clearly defined or certain

  • delight

    (n.) great pleasure or joy

  • depart

    (v.) to leave or go away from a place

  • departure

    (n.) act of leaving a place

  • dependency

    (n.) state of relying on something or someone

  • dial

    (n./v.) a device for tuning or identifying numbers; to call a phone

  • different

    (adj.) not the same as another

  • difficult

    (adj.) needing much effort or skill

  • difficulty

    (n.) a challenging situation or problem

  • dignity

    (n.) a sense of self-respect or worthiness

  • discard

    (v.) to throw away or get rid of

  • discern

    (v.) to perceive or recognize clearly

  • disembark

    (v.) to leave a ship, aircraft, or train

  • disposal

    (n.) the act of getting rid of something

  • division

    (n.) the act of dividing or a separate part

  • donation

    (n.) a gift or contribution

  • dot

    (n./v.) small circular mark; to mark with dots

  • downsize

    (v.) reduce the size or number of something

  • duration

    (n.) length of time something lasts

  • duty

    (n.) moral or legal obligation or responsibility

  • dynamic

    (adj.) constantly changing or energetic

  • easy

    (adj.) not difficult; simple to do

  • editor

    (n.) person who prepares content for publication

  • effective

    (adj.) producing desired results

  • efficiency

    (n.) doing something with minimal waste

  • eject

    (v.) force something out or remove forcibly

  • electrician

    (n.) person who installs or repairs electrical systems

  • electronic

    (adj.) involving or relating to electronics

  • elevation

    (n.) height above a given level or ground

  • else

    (adv.) in addition; other than what has been mentioned

  • elsewhere

    (adv.) in or to a different place

  • employment

    (n.) work or job someone is engaged in

  • endanger

    (v.) put at risk of harm or danger

  • endure

    (v.) withstand or hold out against hardship

  • engage

    (v.) participate actively or involve

  • enlargement

    (n.) act of making larger or more extensive

  • entire

    (adj.) whole, completely; the whole amount

  • entirely

    (adv.) wholly, completely; totally

  • entry

    (n.) act of entering or a place for entering

  • equivalent

    (adj.) equal in value or meaning

  • escort

    (n./v.) accompany or guide someone

  • essence

    (n.) core nature or most important part

  • essential

    (adj.) absolutely necessary

  • estimate

    (n./v.) approximate calculation or judgment

  • ethical

    (adj.) morally right or acceptable

  • exception

    (n.) something that does not follow the rule

  • excite

    (v.) cause strong emotion or enthusiasm

  • execute

    (v.) carry out or perform

  • exhibit

    (n./v.) display or show publicly

  • exist

    (v.) be present or alive

  • existence

    (n.) state of being present

  • expand

    (v.) increase in size or scope

  • expectation

    (n.) hoped-for outcome

  • expensive

    (adj.) high in cost

  • expert

    (n.) person with high skill or knowledge

  • expiration

    (n.) time when something ends

  • explosion

    (n.) sudden violent bursting causing destruction

  • expose

    (v.) reveal or uncover something hidden or secret

  • express

    (v.) convey a thought or feeling clearly

  • extensive

    (adj.) covering a large area or amount

  • extract

    (v.) remove or take out something from a mixture

  • extraordinary

    (adj.) very unusual, remarkable, or exceptional

  • facilitator

    (n.) person who makes an activity easier

  • falter

    (v.) start to lose strength or momentum

  • familiar

    (adj.) well known or recognized

  • female

    (n.) relating to women or girls

  • fertilize

    (v.) supply nutrients to encourage growth of plants or eggs

  • fetch

    (v.) go for and bring back something or someone

  • fight

    (v.) engage in physical or verbal combat

  • fill

    (v.) make something full or occupy space inside

  • film

    (n.) motion picture or movie

  • final

    (adj.) last in a series or highest in importance

  • fix

    (v.) repair or mend something broken or damaged

  • flaw

    (n.) defect or shortcoming

  • frame

    (n.) a rigid structure that surrounds or supports something

  • framework

    (n.) a basic structure underlying a system or concept

  • freight

    (n.) goods transported by shipping or aircraft

  • functioning

    (adj.) working properly or as intended

  • fundraiser

    (n.) an event or person raising money

  • furniture

    (n.) movable articles used to make a space usable

  • gasoline

    (n.) fuel for engines; petrol

  • genuine

    (adj.) authentic or real

  • germ

    (n.) microorganism causing disease

  • getaway

    (n.) a short vacation or escape

  • glove

    (n.) hand covering for protection or warmth

  • gravity

    (n.) force that pulls objects toward earth

  • greed

    (n.) intense desire for more than needed

  • grin

    (n.) wide smile showing teeth

  • ground

    (n.) surface of the earth

  • guess

    (v.) narrowly estimate or assume

  • guilty

    (adj.) having committed an offense

  • gym

    (n.) facility for physical exercise

  • hall

    (n.) large room for gatherings

  • hardware

    (n.) tools or equipment made of metal

  • hazardous

    (adj.) involving risk or danger

  • headquarter

    (n.) main office of an organization

  • hesitation

    (n.) doubt or reluctance

  • hike

    (n.) long walk or trek

  • hobby

    (n.) recreational activity

  • hold

    (v.) to grasp or carry

  • holiday

    (n.) day of celebration or rest

  • honesty

    (n.) truthfulness; integrity

  • horrible

    (adj.) very unpleasant or cruel

  • hostile

    (adj.) unfriendly; antagonistic

  • hourly

    (adv.) occurring every hour; by the hour

  • hub

    (n.) central point of activity or focus

  • ignite

    (v.) to set on fire; to excite or spark

  • ignore

    (v.) to pay no attention to

  • illiteracy

    (n.) inability to read or write

  • illustration

    (n.) visual explanation or decoration

  • image

    (n.) visual representation of a person or thing

  • imagine

    (v.) to form mental images or concepts

  • import

    (v./n.) to bring goods into a country; imported goods

  • impractical

    (adj.) not realistic or feasible

  • impressive

    (adj.) evoking admiration; striking

  • inadequate

    (adj.) not sufficient or enough

  • inbound

    (adj./v.) headed inward or arriving

  • inclination

    (n.) feeling or tendency toward something

  • including

    (prep.) used to introduce examples

  • incomplete

    (adj.) not finished or missing parts

  • inconsistent

    (adj.) not staying the same; unpredictable

  • incorrect

    (adj.) not accurate or wrong

  • independent

    (adj.) self-reliant; not controlled

  • indispensable

    (adj.) extremely necessary

  • infect

    (v.) spread disease or illness

  • infer

    (v.) guess or conclude based on evidence

  • info

    (n.) information; short for information

  • inform

    (v.) to give or share information

  • informative

    (adj.) educational or revealing

  • inherent

    (adj.) natural or permanently existing

  • initiation

    (n.) process of starting

  • insert

    (v.) to put into or between

  • inspire

    (v.) motivate or stimulate creative thinking

  • instant

    (n.) very short period of time; immediate

  • instrumental

    (adj.) functioning as a means to an end

  • insurance

    (n.) protection against financial loss

  • insure

    (v.) guarantee against loss or damage

  • interpret

    (v.) explain or understand the meaning of

  • interruption

    (n.) break or stop in activity or speech

  • invention

    (n.) a new device, method, or process

  • involvement

    (n.) participation or engagement in something

  • key

    (n.) crucial or essential; device to unlock

  • kilogram

    (n.) unit of mass equal to 1000 grams

  • kit

    (n.) a set of tools or items for a specific purpose

  • landing

    (n.) the act of arriving on or reaching ground

  • landlord

    (n.) a man who owns or manages a rental property

  • plumber

    (n.) a person who repairs pipes and fixtures

  • poll

    (n.) survey of public opinion; to vote

  • pollute

    (v.) to contaminate or make dirty

  • population

    (n.) all inhabitants of a particular area

  • post

    (n.) position or posting of a job

  • postage

    (n.) fees for mailing letters

  • postpone

    (v.) delay to a later time

  • potential

    (n.) possibility for development

  • power

    (n.) ability or strength

  • predictable

    (adj.) expected or foreseen

  • prefer

    (v.) choose favorably

  • present

    (n./adj./v.) current moment; existing now; give or show

  • press

    (n./v.) media organizations; push or compress

  • price

    (n.) amount asked for something

  • prioritize

    (v.) arrange in order of importance

  • privacy

    (n.) state of being unseen or private

  • probably

    (adv.) likely to happen

  • proceed

    (v.) continue or move forward

  • process

    (n./v.) series of actions; perform steps

  • production

    (n.) creating goods or services

  • programmer

    (n.) person who writes computer code

  • protection

    (n.) act of keeping safe from harm or danger

  • provide

    (v.) supply or make available for use

  • pursue

    (v.) follow or chase in order to catch

  • pursuit

    (n.) the act of following or chasing

  • questionable

    (adj.) doubtful or uncertain

  • quiet

    (adj.) making little or no noise

  • racial

    (adj.) relating to race or ethnicity

  • random

    (adj.) made without a specific plan

  • range

    (n./v.) scope or extent; vary between limits

  • rapidly

    (adv.) at high speed; swiftly

  • rare

    (adj.) uncommon or infrequent

  • rarely

    (adv.) seldom or infrequently

  • reach

    (v.) arrive at or extend to a place

  • readership

    (n.) the audience of readers

  • reasonable

    (adj.) fair or sensible

  • rebuild

    (v.) build again after damage

  • recall

    (v./n.) remember or withdraw from memory; a summon

  • receipt

    (n.) record of money received

  • recipient

    (n.) person who receives something

  • recognize

    (v.) identify or acknowledge someone or something

  • reference

    (n.) mention or allusion to source or info

  • refund

    (n./v.) money returned after return; give money back

  • regard

    (n.) consideration or respect towards someone or something; to consider or think about someone or something

  • reinforce

    (v.) to strengthen or support an idea or structure

  • relate

    (v.) to show or establish a connection

  • relevant

    (adj.) closely connected or appropriate

  • remake

    (v./n.) to make again or differently; a new version of something

  • renewal

    (n.) the process of making new or fresh again

  • renovation

    (n.) the act of improving or restoring a building

  • represent

    (v.) to stand for or symbolize

  • reserve

    (n./v.) a supply set aside for future use; to keep back or set aside for later

  • residence

    (n.) a place where someone lives

  • resident

    (n.) a person living in a particular place

  • resignation

    (n.) the act of quitting or giving up a position

  • resolute

    (adj.) determined and unwavering

  • responsible

    (adj.) accountable for actions or decisions

  • retail

    (v.) to sell in small quantities directly to consumers

  • revision

    (n.) the act of revising or editing

  • rigorous

    (adj.) extremely thorough, strict, or precise

  • rise

    (n.) upward movement or increase in level or amount

  • rivalry

    (n.) competitive relationship between rivals

  • rush

    (v.) move quickly, often with urgency or desperation

  • safe

    (adj.) protected from danger or harm

  • satisfy

    (v.) meet expectations or desires

  • scenery

    (n.) natural features of a landscape

  • search

    (v.) look carefully for something

  • seldom

    (adv.) rarely or infrequently

  • self

    (n.) individual as the subject of thought

  • sensitive

    (adj.) easily affected or responsive

  • separate

    (v.) set apart or divide

  • serious

    (adj.) solemn or important in nature

  • setback

    (n.) obstacle or delay in progress

  • share

    (v.) divide and distribute among others

  • significance

    (n.) importance or meaning

  • sloppy

    (adj.) messy or lacking precision

  • smooth

    (adj.) even and free of roughness

  • span

    (n.) the extent or stretch between two points

  • special

    (adj.) distinguished from the usual

  • speech

    (n.) spoken expression of thoughts or feelings

  • standpoint

    (n.) a person's perspective or point of view.

  • statement

    (n.) a clear expression of facts or opinions.

  • stationery

    (n.) writing and office supplies.

  • stem

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

  • store

    (n./v.) a place to buy goods; to keep or hold.

  • stormy

    (adj.) characterized by storms; turbulent.

  • stretch

    (v./n.) to extend or make longer; an act of extending.

  • structure

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

  • subject

    (n./v.) topic or area of study; to force upon.

  • subjectively

    (adv.) based on personal feelings or opinions.

  • subordinate

    (adj./n.) of lower rank; a junior member.

  • subscribe

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

  • subscription

    (n.) an arrangement to receive regular content.

  • success

    (n.) achieving goals or good outcome.

  • supply

    (n./v.) provision of goods; to make available.

  • surmise

    (v.) to guess or infer without full evidence.

  • survey

    (n./v.) inspection or study; to examine systematically.

  • susceptible

    (adj.) easily influenced or affected.

  • suspect

    (n./v.) a person thought to be guilty; to doubt.

  • sustain

    (v.) to support or keep alive.

  • sweater

    (n.) warm knitted garment.

  • swift

    (adj.) fast or quick.

  • system

    (n.) set of connected parts working together.

  • tackle

    (v./n.) to confront or deal with; equipment.

  • tactful

    (adj.) showing sensitivity and skill.

  • tailor

    (n.) person who makes custom clothing

  • target

    (n.) intended goal or object of focus

  • taste

    (n.) sensory experience of flavor

  • tax

    (n.) mandatory financial charge by government

  • tease

    (v.) to make fun of in playful way

  • technique

    (n.) method or way of doing something

  • terrible

    (adj.) extremely bad or unpleasant

  • thought

    (n.) idea or opinion formed by thinking

  • thread

    (n.) thin strand of material

  • threat

    (n.) potential danger or harm

  • ticket

    (n.) paper or electronic document for entry

  • time

    (n.) measurable period during which events occur

  • toll

    (n.) fee paid for using a road or bridge

  • tour

    (n.) journey for pleasure or exploration

  • track

    (n.) path or route left by moving objects

  • traffic

    (n.) movement of vehicles or pedestrians

  • traveler

    (n.) person who journeys or visits new places

  • tremendous

    (adj.) extremely large or great

  • trial

    (n.) legal proceeding to determine guilt or innocence

  • tribe

    (n.) social group sharing common culture

  • ultimately

    (adv.) finally or in the end

  • ultra

    (adj.) extreme or beyond the usual limit

  • unaccountable

    (adj.) not responsible or explainable

  • uncertain

    (adj.) not sure, likely to change

  • uncertainty

    (n.) state of being unsure

  • unconventional

    (adj.) not conforming to norm

  • underline

    (v.) mark or draw line beneath

  • understand

    (v.) grasp meaning or concept

  • understatement

    (n.) less than actual importance

  • underway

    (adj.) in progress or happening

  • unidentified

    (adj.) not recognized or named

  • uniform

    (n.) consistent or identical

  • unique

    (adj.) one of a kind

  • uniquely

    (adv.) in a unique manner

  • unite

    (v.) bring into unity

  • university

    (n.) higher education institution

  • unlimited

    (adj.) without limit or restriction

  • unlock

    (v.) open or release from lock

  • unsatisfactory

    (adj.) not acceptable or good enough

  • upcoming

    (adj.) approaching or imminent

  • upon

    (prep.) on or after

  • urban

    (adj.) relating to city environment

  • urbanize

    (v.) make more city-like

  • urgent

    (adj.) requiring immediate attention

  • useful

    (adj.) helpful or beneficial

  • useless

    (adj.) no utility or purpose

  • usual

    (adj.) habitual or common

  • utilize

    (v.) make practical use of

  • vacancy

    (n.) unoccupied position or space

  • vacation

    (n.) period of rest or travel

  • validation

    (n.) process of confirming validity

  • value

    (n.) worth or importance

  • variable

    (n.) subject to change

  • veil

    (n.) piece of clothing covering face

  • vend

    (v.) sell goods publicly

  • venture

    (v.) undertake risky project

  • viewpoint

    (n.) perspective or opinion

  • visual

    (adj.) related to sight

  • vivid

    (adj.) bright or intensely clear

  • voice

    (n.) sound produced by speech

  • volatile

    (adj.) unstable or easily changing

  • volunteer

    (n.) person who works willingly

  • wage

    (n.) payment for work

  • waist

    (n.) part of body between ribs and hips

  • waitress

    (n.) female server in a restaurant setting

  • warehouse

    (n.) large building for storing goods

  • warm

    (adj.) comfortable heat or temperature

  • warning

    (n.) alert about danger or problem

  • warranty

    (n.) guarantee of product quality or repair

  • weak

    (adj.) lacking strength or power

  • weakness

    (n.) lack of strength or energy

  • wealth

    (n.) abundance of valuable resources or possessions

  • weight

    (n.) measurement of heaviness

  • width

    (n.) measurement across an object or space

  • within

    (prep.) inside or no farther than

  • woeful

    (adj.) sad or miserable

  • workaholic

    (n.) person addicted to work

  • worldwide

    (adj./adv.) across the entire world

  • worry

    (v./n.) feel anxious or concerned

  • yacht

    (n.) luxury boat or sailing vessel

  • zip

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

  • zoom

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