TOEIC 3000 Vocabulary Volume 3

  • abandon

    (v.) leave behind or give up completely
  • abnormal

    (adj.) deviating from the normal; unusual
  • abolish

    (v.) formally put an end to; eradicate
  • abrupt

    (adj.) sudden or unexpected; curt
  • abusive

    (adj.) causing harm or injury through harshness
  • accident

    (n.) unexpected incident causing damage or injury
  • accomplish

    (v.) achieve or complete successfully
  • accomplishment

    (n.) achievement or successful result
  • accrue

    (v.) accumulate or gather over time
  • across

    (prep.) from one side to the other of something
  • act

    (n./v.) behavior or deed; perform an action
  • activate

    (v.) make active or operational
  • active

    (adj.) engaging or participating actively
  • actor

    (n.) male performer in theater or film
  • actual

    (adj.) reality; real; existing in fact
  • actually

    (adv.) in fact; truly; really
  • add

    (v.) increase or join something to something else
  • addition

    (n.) something added; process of adding
  • administrate

    (v.) manage or run a business or organization
  • admiration

    (n.) respect and approval; wonder
  • admit

    (v.) narrows and accepts as true or valid
  • adolescence

    (n.) period of teenage years and growth
  • adoption

    (n.) the act of legally taking a child
  • adult

    (n.) person fully grown, mature individual
  • advantage

    (n.) beneficial or favorable position
  • advise

    (v.) to give guidance or recommendation
  • advocate

    (n./v.) supporter or to support publicly
  • affair

    (n.) event, situation, or romantic relationship
  • affect

    (v.) to influence or produce a change in
  • affirm

    (v.) to state or assert positively
  • against

    (prep.) in opposition to or contact with
  • agenda

    (n.) list of things to do or discuss
  • airline

    (n.) company that operates flights
  • aisle

    (n.) passage between rows of seats or shelves
  • allegedly

    (adv.) purportedly, said to be true
  • allergy

    (n.) immune reaction to harmless substances
  • allow

    (v.) to permit or give permission
  • amateur

    (n.) someone doing a hobby, not professionally
  • amendment

    (n.) official change or addition
  • analyze

    (v.) to examine carefully
  • anxiety

    (n.) feeling of worry or unease
  • apart

    (adv.) separated by distance or space
  • appearance

    (n.) outward look or seeming
  • arise

    (v.) to originate or emerge
  • arrange

    (v.) to organize or prepare
  • arrive

    (v.) to reach a destination
  • assemble

    (v.) to bring together or gather
  • assimilate

    (v.) to absorb or integrate parts into a whole
  • assist

    (v.) to help or aid
  • assurance

    (n.) confidence or certainty; a promise
  • attention

    (n.) focus of the mind on something
  • average

    (n./adj.) standard or typical amount; usual or normal
  • bachelor

    (n.) an unmarried man; a degree earned after university coursework
  • backfire

    (v./n.) to have an unexpected negative effect; unintended consequence
  • backward

    (adj./adv.) directed toward the rear; in reverse order
  • badge

    (n.) a physical insignia or identification
  • bailout

    (n.) financial rescue of a failing institution
  • band

    (n.) group of musicians or a ring of material
  • banner

    (n.) flag or signage for display
  • barren

    (adj.) unable to produce vegetation
  • batch

    (n.) set of items produced together
  • bearer

    (n.) person who carries or holds
  • beautiful

    (adj.) pleasing to the senses
  • become

    (v.) begin to be or turn into
  • begin

    (v.) start or commence
  • being

    (n.) existence or living entity
  • belief

    (n.) confidence in something's truth
  • below

    (prep.) at a lower level
  • bench

    (n.) long seat for multiple people
  • bend

    (v.) angle or flex something
  • beneath

    (prep.) under or below
  • benefactor

    (n.) person who helps others financially
  • beside

    (prep.) next to or alongside
  • biological

    (adj.) relating to living organisms
  • bit

    (n.) small piece or amount of something
  • bleak

    (adj.) gloomy or depressing
  • bleed

    (v.) lose blood from a wound or injury
  • blunder

    (n.) a careless or stupid mistake
  • body

    (n.) physical structure of a person or animal
  • bookshelf

    (n.) structure for holding books
  • borrow

    (v.) take temporarily with intention to return
  • brace

    (n.) support or reinforcement
  • bravely

    (adv.) in a courageous manner
  • breadth

    (n.) width or extent of something
  • brief

    (adj.) short in duration or length
  • brokered

    (adj.) arranged or negotiated by a broker
  • browse

    (v.) to look at items casually or quickly
  • bruta

    (n.) short version, not standard; possibly typo or slang
  • building

    (n.) structure with walls and roof
  • cabin

    (n.) small shelter or enclosed space
  • cable

    (n.) thick rope or conductive wire for transmitting signals
  • caliber

    (n.) quality or capacity of someone's abilities
  • calling

    (n.) profession or occupation; a strong desire
  • camp

    (n.) temporary outdoor shelter or settlement
  • cautious

    (adj.) careful to avoid risk or danger
  • central

    (adj.) situated in the middle or core
  • character

    (n.) a person's traits or qualities
  • circle

    (n./v.) round shape; to move around something
  • circumspect

    (adj.) cautious and careful about actions
  • city

    (n.) large urban area with many people
  • clarify

    (v.) to make clear or easier to understand
  • clearly

    (adv.) in a clear or obvious manner
  • collaborate

    (v.) to work jointly with others
  • colleague

    (n.) a fellow worker or professional
  • collectible

    (adj./n.) worth collecting; item worth collecting
  • commentary

    (n.) explanation or series of remarks
  • commit

    (v.) to carry out or pledge to a cause or action
  • commodity

    (n.) raw material or product for sale
  • communication

    (n.) exchange of information
  • commuter

    (n.) person traveling to work daily
  • competitor

    (n.) one who competes against others
  • complain

    (v.) to express dissatisfaction or annoyance
  • comply

    (v.) to obey or adhere to rules or requests
  • comprehend

    (v.) to understand fully
  • conclude

    (v.) reach a decision or opinion; finish or end
  • consciousness

    (n.) state of being aware or awake
  • considering

    (prep.) taking into account; about or regarding
  • contain

    (v.) hold or have inside or within
  • contemporary

    (adj.) belonging to the same period; modern
  • context

    (n.) circumstances or setting surrounding an event
  • continuous

    (adj.) ongoing without interruption
  • contrary

    (adj./n.) opposite in nature or direction
  • convenient

    (adj.) fitting well; easy and suitable to use
  • crash

    (n./v.) sudden loud noise; collide or break apart
  • criminal

    (n.) person who commits a crime
  • critic

    (n.) person who evaluates or reviews
  • current

    (adj./n.) happening now; flow of water or air
  • customer

    (n.) person who buys goods or services
  • customize

    (v.) modify to suit individual needs
  • danger

    (n.) possibility of harm or injury
  • dangerous

    (adj.) likely to cause harm
  • daring

    (adj.) adventurous or brave
  • daylight

    (n.) natural light from the sun
  • dean

    (n.) head of university faculty or college
  • debit

    (n./v.) entry recording money owed; subtract money
  • decide

    (v.) make a choice or judgment
  • decisive

    (adj.) having the ability to make decisions quickly
  • degree

    (n.) level or stage; unit of measure
  • delay

    (n./v.) postponement; make late
  • delegate

    (n./v.) person appointed to represent; assign tasks
  • deliberate

    (adj./v.) carefully thought out; consider thoroughly
  • delicate

    (adj.) easily damaged or fragile
  • delicious

    (adj.) very tasty or flavorful
  • delivery

    (n.) the act of bringing or sending something to a destination
  • demand

    (n./v.) a strong request or requirement; to ask insistently
  • demographics

    (n.) statistical data about populations
  • denial

    (n.) refusal to accept or admit truth
  • department

    (n.) a division within an organization
  • depend

    (v.) to rely on or be influenced by something
  • depression

    (n.) a state of low mood or economic decline
  • despite

    (prep.) in spite of; regardless of
  • detect

    (v.) to discover or identify the presence of something
  • diary

    (n.) a personal record of daily activities and thoughts
  • disclaimer

    (n.) a statement denying responsibility or rights
  • discouragement

    (n.) a feeling of losing hope or confidence
  • dismal

    (adj.) depressing or bleak
  • divide

    (v.) to split or separate into parts
  • download

    (v.) transfer data from the internet to a device
  • downtown

    (n.) city center or main business district
  • drug

    (n.) substance used for medical or recreational purposes
  • duplicate

    (v.) make an exact copy of something
  • each

    (det./adj.) every individual item
  • eager

    (adj.) keen or enthusiastic about something
  • ease

    (n.) condition of comfort or simplicity
  • edge

    (n.) border or margin of an object
  • effect

    (n.) result or impact of an action
  • effort

    (n.) physical or mental energy exerted
  • either

    (pron.) one or the other of two options
  • elect

    (v.) choose or select by voting
  • elevator

    (n.) device for raising or lowering people or goods
  • eliminate

    (v.) remove or get rid of something
  • emphasize

    (v.) give special importance to something
  • employer

    (n.) organization or person hiring employees
  • enable

    (v.) make possible or easy
  • enclose

    (v.) close in or surround on all sides
  • enterprise

    (n.) business or company; initiative
  • entertainment

    (n.) amusing or enjoyable activity or performance
  • enthusiastic

    (adj.) showing strong excitement or interest
  • environmental

    (adj.) related to environment
  • establish

    (v.) set up or found
  • estate

    (n.) property or land held by owner
  • even

    (adj./adv.) flat or level; equally
  • evident

    (adj.) obvious or clear to see
  • evoke

    (v.) bring about or recall vividly
  • exam

    (n.) test or assessment
  • examination

    (n.) formal test or inspection
  • exclusion

    (n.) act of keeping out
  • exclusive

    (adj.) limited, restricted or sole
  • expense

    (n.) cost incurred
  • explore

    (v.) investigate or travel through
  • extend

    (v.) make longer or larger in size or scope
  • extension

    (n.) act of expanding or lengthening something
  • fabricate

    (v.) invent or create false information or items
  • failure

    (n.) lack of success or an unsuccessful attempt
  • fair

    (adj.) just, equitable, or reasonable
  • faithful

    (adj.) keeping promises or remaining loyal
  • familiarize

    (v.) make someone acquainted or knowledgeable
  • fare

    (n.) money paid for transportation or a trip
  • fascinate

    (v.) attract and hold strong interest
  • fashion

    (n.) popular style of clothing or behavior
  • favor

    (n.) approval or support for someone or something
  • feast

    (n.) large meal or celebration with food
  • fellow

    (n.) person in the same position or role
  • fellowship

    (n.) friendly association or group with shared interests
  • fertility

    (n.) ability to produce abundant offspring or crops
  • fierce

    (adj.) intensely violent or aggressive
  • financial

    (adj.) relating to money or finance
  • finish

    (v.) bring an activity or work to a close
  • firm

    (n./adj.) business or company; solid or steady
  • foreign

    (adj.) from a different country; not domestic
  • format

    (n.) the arrangement or layout of content
  • forward

    (adv.) toward a position ahead
  • free

    (adj.) without cost or restrictions
  • freedom

    (n.) the power or right to act independently
  • frighten

    (v.) to cause fear or alarm
  • fulfill

    (v.) to complete or satisfy a requirement
  • further

    (adv.) to a greater extent or degree
  • garbage

    (n.) waste or rubbish material
  • garment

    (n.) an item of clothing
  • gate

    (n.) an entry or closing in a fence or wall
  • generous

    (adj.) showing kindness and giving
  • gift

    (n.) something given voluntarily without payment
  • gifted

    (adj.) talented or naturally skilled
  • globe

    (n.) a spherical representation of earth
  • grateful

    (adj.) feeling thankful or appreciative
  • gratuity

    (n.) tip given voluntarily
  • greenhouse

    (n.) glass structure for plant growth
  • grip

    (n.) to hold firmly
  • gross

    (adj.) total before deductions
  • guarantee

    (n.) formal assurance of quality or durability
  • guidance

    (n.) advice or information aimed at learning
  • guidebook

    (n.) book providing travel information
  • hallway

    (n.) passage in building
  • handbag

    (n.) small bag for personal items
  • handbook

    (n.) reference book or manual
  • handshake

    (n.) greeting with clasped hands
  • harbor

    (n.) sheltered port for ships
  • hasty

    (adj.) done quickly and without care
  • heal

    (v.) restore to health
  • height

    (n.) measurement from bottom to top
  • helmet

    (n.) protective headgear
  • help

    (v./n.) assist or aid
  • herd

    (n.) group of animals of one kind
  • heritage

    (n.) cultural or historical legacy
  • hire

    (v.) to employ temporarily
  • horizontal

    (adj.) parallel to the ground; flat
  • human

    (n.) member of the species homo sapiens
  • humidity

    (n.) amount of moisture in the air
  • humor

    (n.) ability to see or express something funny
  • hurry

    (v./n.) to move quickly; fast movement or rush
  • icy

    (adj.) covered with or consisting of ice; very cold
  • ignorant

    (adj.) lacking knowledge or awareness
  • illegal

    (adj.) contrary to law
  • illness

    (n.) state of being unwell or sick
  • illustrate

    (v.) to explain or decorate with images or examples
  • immobile

    (adj.) not able to move or be moved
  • impact

    (n./v.) strong effect or influence; to hit or strike
  • implementation

    (n.) process of putting a plan into action
  • impolite

    (adj.) not polite; rude
  • importance

    (n.) significance or value of something
  • important

    (adj.) of great significance or value
  • improper

    (adj.) not suitable or correct
  • incinerate

    (v.) to burn to ashes
  • incinerator

    (n.) furnace for burning waste
  • inclusive

    (adj.) encompassing or broad
  • inconvenient

    (adj.) not suitable or troublesome
  • incredibility

    (n.) lack of believability
  • indecisive

    (adj.) unsure; unable to decide
  • index

    (n.) organizational listing or indicator
  • infamous

    (adj.) famous for negative reasons
  • influence

    (n.) impact or effect
  • infrastructure

    (n.) physical structures supporting a society
  • initiate

    (v.) to start or begin
  • injection

    (n.) act of injecting
  • injure

    (v.) to cause harm or damage
  • innocent

    (adj.) not guilty; pure
  • institute

    (n./v.) organization or society; establish
  • institution

    (n.) established organization for a purpose
  • instrument

    (n.) tool or device used for a task
  • intense

    (adj.) very strong or extreme
  • interest

    (n.) curiosity or stake in something
  • internal

    (adj.) located inside something
  • internationalize

    (v.) make worldwide or global
  • interviewer

    (n.) person who conducts an interview
  • intricate

    (adj.) very complicated or detailed
  • introduce

    (v.) present or bring into use for the first time
  • invoice

    (n.) bill for goods or services
  • item

    (n.) individual object or article
  • job

    (n.) work or employment position
  • jog

    (n./v.) light running; run slowly
  • journal

    (n.) diary or periodical publication
  • journey

    (n.) travel from one place to another
  • kindness

    (n.) the quality of being kind; friendly behavior
  • knowingly

    (adv.) intentionally or with awareness
  • knowledgeable

    (adj.) well-informed or educated
  • lag

    (v.) to fall behind or move slowly in comparison
  • lament

    (v.) to mourn or express grief about something
  • land

    (n.) part of the earth's surface; territory
  • landlady

    (n.) a woman who owns or manages a rental property
  • landmark

    (n.) an important or recognizable object or site
  • lasting

    (adj.) enduring, permanent, or enduring over time
  • ponder

    (v.) to think carefully and deeply
  • PR

    (n.) public relations activities
  • practical

    (adj.) useful and realistic
  • precondition

    (n.) necessary prior condition
  • prejudice

    (n.) preconceived opinion
  • president

    (n.) head of a country or organization
  • pretentious

    (adj.) showing off or pretending
  • privilege

    (n.) special advantage or right
  • procedure

    (n.) method or steps to do something
  • professional

    (adj.) related to a job requiring expertise
  • proficiency

    (n.) skill or competence
  • progression

    (n.) gradual development
  • promotional

    (adj.) intended to advertise
  • property

    (n.) building or belongings owned
  • propose

    (v.) put forward for consideration
  • proximity

    (n.) nearness in space or time
  • public

    (n./adj.) people in general; accessible to all
  • purchase

    (n./v.) act of buying; acquire by paying
  • quarter

    (n.) one fourth of a whole; a district
  • queue

    (n./v.) line of people or things waiting; form a line
  • quite

    (adv.) completely or entirely
  • quotation

    (n.) repeated statement or passage
  • rapid

    (adj.) happening quickly; fast
  • rather

    (adv.) to a certain degree; quite
  • reason

    (n./v.) explanation or motive; justify
  • recently

    (adv.) not long before now
  • receptionist

    (n.) person greeting visitors or answering calls
  • recognizable

    (adj.) easy to identify or distinguish
  • recommend

    (v.) suggest as suitable or good
  • reconsider

    (v.) think about again before making a decision
  • recruitment

    (n.) process of hiring or enlisting
  • regularly

    (adv.) at consistent intervals or frequency
  • regulate

    (v.) to control or maintain by rules or principles
  • regulation

    (n.) a rule or directive made official
  • reimburse

    (v.) to pay back or compensate for expenses
  • release

    (v./n.) to set free or make available; the act of setting free or making available
  • remark

    (v.) to say or comment briefly
  • remote

    (adj.) far away or distant in space or time
  • repair

    (v./n.) to fix or restore something damaged; the act of fixing or mending
  • research

    (n.) systematic investigation to discover new knowledge
  • retailer

    (n.) a person or business selling goods to consumers
  • retainable

    (adj.) capable of being kept or maintained
  • retainer

    (n.) a fee paid in advance for services
  • retirement

    (n.) the period after ceasing work
  • review

    (n./v.) an evaluation or critique; to assess or examine thoroughly
  • reward

    (n.) something given in recognition of effort or achievement
  • royal

    (adj.) related to monarchy or kings and queens
  • sadly

    (adv.) in a sorrowful or unhappy manner
  • sadness

    (n.) feeling of sorrow or unhappiness
  • scale

    (n.) system of measurement or relative size
  • scan

    (v.) examine quickly or carefully
  • scene

    (n.) view or part of a setting in a play or movie
  • schedule

    (n.) planned timetable of events
  • scratch

    (v.) scrape or cut surface with nails or objects
  • scrutinize

    (v.) examine carefully and thoroughly
  • seamlessly

    (adv.) smoothly without interruptions
  • secret

    (n.) something kept hidden or unknown
  • security

    (n.) measures ensuring safety
  • seek

    (v.) look for or attempt to find
  • select

    (v.) choose from a group
  • sense

    (n.) faculty or perception of awareness
  • separation

    (n.) act of dividing or splitting
  • service

    (n.) work performed to help or assist
  • severe

    (adj.) very intense, strict, or harsh
  • shipment

    (n.) goods sent by ship or other transport
  • sign

    (n.) symbol or indicator representing something
  • size

    (n.) dimensions or magnitude of something
  • skillful

    (adj.) expert at doing something well
  • skim

    (v.) to read or glance over quickly
  • slippery

    (adj.) difficult to hold or stand on
  • slope

    (n.) inclined surface or land
  • society

    (n.) community of people sharing customs and laws
  • solicit

    (v.) to ask for or try to obtain
  • source

    (n.) origin or starting point of something
  • spend

    (v.) to use money or time on something
  • sponsor

    (n.) a person or organization that supports
  • spray

    (n./v.) a fine mist of liquid; to scatter or apply liquid
  • spring

    (n.) a season or a coil that stores energy
  • square

    (n.) a four-sided shape with equal sides
  • stability

    (n.) state of being steady or unchanging
  • stance

    (n.) a person's attitude or position on an issue.
  • standpoint

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

    (n./v.) a nation or territory; to express clearly.
  • stationery

    (n.) writing and office supplies.
  • statistics

    (n.) numerical data or information.
  • status

    (n.) social or professional position; state of being.
  • steam

    (n./v.) vaporized water; to produce steam.
  • storm

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

    (n.) power or energy; resilience.
  • strengthen

    (v.) to make stronger.
  • stretch

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

    (n./v.) distinctive manner or appearance; to design.
  • subject

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

    (v.) to present for approval; to yield.
  • subscription

    (n.) an arrangement to receive regular content.
  • subsidiary

    (n.) a company controlled by another.
  • substantiate

    (v.) to support with evidence.
  • substitute

    (n./v.) alternative item or person; to replace.
  • success

    (n.) achieving goals or good outcome.
  • suggest

    (v.) to propose or recommend.
  • suitcase

    (n.) a portable case for luggage.
  • sum

    (n./v.) total amount; to add together.
  • superior

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

    (n.) a person who oversees others.
  • supervisory

    (adj.) relating to supervision.
  • supplement

    (n./v.) an addition to complete or enhance; to add.
  • supplier

    (n.) a person or company that provides goods.
  • supportive

    (adj.) providing encouragement or help.
  • suppose

    (v.) to assume or imagine.
  • surely

    (adv.) definitely or undoubtedly.
  • surprise

    (n./v.) unexpected event; to astonish.
  • switch

    (n./v.) a device to turn on/off; to change.
  • sympathize

    (v.) to share feelings or compassion.
  • sympathy

    (n.) feelings of compassion or understanding.
  • systematically

    (adv.) methodically and logically.
  • tag

    (n.) label or identifier attached to something
  • take

    (v.) to acquire or capture something
  • takeover

    (n.) gaining control of an organization
  • tap

    (v.) to strike lightly or gently
  • tape

    (n.) long narrow strip for binding or sealing
  • tease

    (v.) to make fun of in playful way
  • technicality

    (n.) minor detail or rule that complicates
  • technician

    (n.) specialist in technical sciences or work
  • technological

    (adj.) related to technology or machines
  • temper

    (n.) mood or state of mind
  • tenant

    (n.) person who rents property
  • tension

    (n.) mental or emotional strain
  • tentative

    (adj.) uncertain or provisional
  • terminal

    (n.) endpoint or final station
  • testify

    (v.) to give evidence or proof in court
  • throughout

    (prep.) all the way through
  • token

    (n.) object serving as a symbol or proof
  • top

    (n.) highest position or point
  • topic

    (n.) subject of conversation or discussion
  • tour

    (n.) journey for pleasure or exploration
  • town

    (n.) populated area smaller than a city
  • tradition

    (n.) custom passed through generations
  • transact

    (v.) to carry out a business deal or action
  • transfer

    (v.) to move from one place to another
  • traveler

    (n.) person who journeys or visits new places
  • treatment

    (n.) manner of handling or caring for
  • triangle

    (n.) three-sided polygon
  • tribal

    (adj.) related to a tribe or tribes
  • tribe

    (n.) social group sharing common culture
  • ultra

    (adj.) extreme or beyond the usual limit
  • unaccustomed

    (adj.) not used to or familiar with
  • unaware

    (adj.) lacking knowledge or consciousness
  • unbalance

    (v.) disturb equilibrium or stability
  • unbiased

    (adj.) free from bias or prejudice
  • underline

    (v.) mark or draw line beneath
  • unforeseen

    (adj.) not anticipated or expected
  • unify

    (v.) bring together into one
  • uniqueness

    (n.) state of being unique
  • unite

    (v.) bring into unity
  • unless

    (conj.) except if or until
  • upcoming

    (adj.) approaching or imminent
  • upon

    (prep.) on or after
  • urbanize

    (v.) make more city-like
  • use

    (v.) employ for a purpose
  • vacation

    (n.) period of rest or travel
  • vaccination

    (n.) process of giving vaccines
  • various

    (adj.) different kinds
  • vary

    (v.) change or differ
  • vegetable

    (n.) edible plant product
  • vegetarian

    (n.) person abstaining from meat
  • verify

    (v.) confirm truth or accuracy
  • versatile

    (adj.) adaptable to many uses
  • vessel

    (n.) container or large ship
  • visitor

    (n.) person visiting a place
  • vocabulary

    (n.) collection of words
  • volatile

    (adj.) unstable or easily changing
  • voyage

    (n.) long journey by sea or air
  • wallpaper

    (n.) decorative paper applied to walls
  • warn

    (v.) inform of danger or potential harm
  • waste

    (n.) unnecessary or excessive use or consumption
  • will

    (n./v.) determination to do something; express future intent
  • withstand

    (v.) resist or endure successfully
  • wonder

    (n./v.) feeling of curiosity or surprise; be curious about
  • work

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

    (adj./adv.) across the entire world
  • yard

    (n.) unit of measurement or outdoor area
  • yearly

    (adj./adv.) occurring once a year
  • yearningly

    (adv.) with strong longing or desire
  • yield

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

    (n.) young child or youth
  • youthful

    (adj.) characteristic of young age or vitality
  • zone

    (n.) specific area with defined boundaries