101-200

leak

To escape or flow out through a hole or crack.

succeed

To achieve the desired aim or result.

greet

To address someone with a polite word or gesture.

reply

To respond to a question or statement.

respond

To make a reply or to answer back.

pile

To stack or arrange things on top of one another.

overlook

To have a view from above or to miss seeing something.

occur

To happen or take place.

hesitate

To pause before saying or doing something due to uncertainty.

compare

To examine the similarities and/or differences.

value

To regard something as important or beneficial.

involve

To include or engage someone or something.

fit

To be suitable or appropriate for a particular role or space.

avoid

To keep away from something.

suppose

To assume or believe something.

complain

To express dissatisfaction or annoyance about something.

stack

To arrange in a neat pile.

contain

To have something within.

fix

To repair something that is broken.

repair

To restore something to its original condition.

operate

To function or work in a specific way.

intend

To have a plan or purpose in mind.

follow

To come after something in terms of order or sequence.

prefer

To like one thing more than another.

deliver

To bring something to a person or place.

host

To organize or hold an event.

introduce

To make someone known to someone else.

share

To distribute a portion of something to others.

post

To display or make something public.

reduce

To make something smaller or less in amount.

allow

To permit someone to do something.

expect

To regard something as likely to happen.

suggest

To propose an idea or plan.

complete

To finish or bring something to a conclusion.

train

To teach or develop a skill.

bill

A document requesting payment.

check

A written order directing a bank to pay money.

cashier

An employee handling payments and transactions.

subject

The main topic or theme of discussion.

construction

The act of building something.

fare

The cost of transportation.

rate

A charge or payment for a service.

fine

A penalty payment for an offense.

shift

A scheduled work period.

performance

How well a task or duty is completed.

agreement

A mutual understanding or arrangement.

attention

The act of focusing on something.

challenge

A difficult task that requires effort.

standard

A level of quality or attainment.

quantity

The amount or number of substances.

exercise

Physical activity for health and fitness.

garage

A building for storing vehicles.

favor

A kind act or gesture.

favorite

Preferred or liked above all others.

finding

Results or conclusions from research.

luggage

Bags and suitcases used for travel.

range

The extent or scope of something.

district

An area defined for a specific purpose.

period

A length of time.

ability

The capacity to perform an action.

audience

A group of people gathered to hear or watch something.

chart

A visual representation of data.

region

An area distinguished by particular characteristics.

clerk

A person who performs office tasks.

grocery

Food and other products sold in a store.

cabinet

A storage cupboard, often with shelves.

environment

The surrounding conditions affecting living things.

coworker

A colleague or person working at the same place.

decade

A period of ten years.

sculpture

The art of shaping figures in three dimensions.

hallway

A passage in a building.

walkway

A path designed for pedestrian use.

electricity

A form of energy used for power.

influence

The capacity to affect someone's thoughts or actions.

keynote

The main idea of a speech or presentation.

knowledge

Information and skills acquired through experience.

checkout

The area in a store where purchases are paid for.

phase

A distinct stage in a process.

income

Money received for work or services.

stationary

Writing materials and supplies.

copier

A machine that makes copies of documents.

basement

The lowest floor of a building, typically below ground.

railing

A barrier or fence along a walkway or stair.

cupboard

A closed storage space for dishes or food.

stair

A series of steps for going up or down.

security

Measures taken to ensure safety.

likely

Probable; having a good chance of occurring.

similar

Having characteristics in common.

further

In addition to; more.

comfortable

Providing physical ease and relaxation.

downtown

The main business district of a city.

tight

Firmly held in place; not loose.

former

Previous; having previously held a position.

typical

Having the characteristics expected.

empty

Containing nothing; not filled.

pleased

Feeling or showing satisfaction.

exactly

Precisely; in every detail.

shortly

In a short time; soon.

frequently

Occurring often.

except

Not including; apart from something.