JUST TALKS - ஒரு காலத்தில் பரவலாக பயன்படுத்தப்பட்ட ஆங்கில வார்த்தைகள் தொகுப்பு !

 

1. Ace: Excellent.

2. Amiss: Wrong or improper.

3. Ample: Plentiful, enough.

4. Apt: Suitable or appropriate.

5. Brief: Short in duration or length.

6. Cagey: Secretive or cautious.

7. Crux: The main or essential point.

8. Dire: Urgent or serious.

9. Dour: Stern or gloomy.

10. Eager: Enthusiastic, keen.

11. Fain: Gladly or willingly.

12. Feral: Wild or untamed.

13. Fret: To worry or be anxious.

14. Gaunt: Thin or emaciated.

15. Gift: A present or talent.

16. Grave: Serious or solemn.

17. Haste: Speed or urgency.

18. Heed: Attention or care.

19. Inane: Silly or senseless.

20. Jive: Slang or deceptive talk.

21. Jolt: Sudden shock or movement.

22. Keen: Sharp or enthusiastic.

23. Lax: Relaxed or negligent.

24. Lore: Traditional knowledge or story.

25. Lush: Abundant or rich.

26. Mirth: Joy or laughter.

27. Mute: Silent or speechless.

28. Nifty: Skillful or clever.

29. Noble: Honorable or dignified.

30. Oblivious: Unaware or inattentive.

31. Perch: To sit or rest on a spot.

32. Pith: The essence or core part.

33. Plush: Luxurious or soft.

34. Prim: Proper or formal.

35. Quaint: Charmingly old-fashioned.

36. Queer: Strange or unusual.

37. Rife: Widespread or abundant.

38. Sage: Wise or knowledgeable.

39. Shed: To discard or drop.

40. Shrewd: Clever or astute.

41. Snug: Cozy or secure.

42. Stark: Severe or plain.

43. Swift: Fast or quick.

44. Terse: Brief and to the point.

45. Tidy: Neat or organized.

46. Timid: Shy or fearful.

47. Vain: Conceited or futile.

48. Vivid: Bright or clear.

49. Wary: Cautious or alert.

50. Wily: Cunning or crafty.

51. Zeal: Enthusiasm or passion.

52. Abode: Home or dwelling.

53. Bane: Cause of distress or harm.

54. Beck: Gesture or signal.

55. Bilk: Cheat or defraud.

56. Coup: A sudden success or takeover.

57. Deft: Skillful or nimble.

58. Feat: An achievement or deed.

59. Flair: A natural talent or style.

60. Glum: Sad or melancholic.

61. Halt: Stop or pause.

62. Hoard: To accumulate or store.

63. Idol: An object of worship or admiration.

64. Loom: To appear threateningly.

65. Mope: To sulk or feel dejected.

66. Null: Having no value or void.

67. Pace: Speed or rate of movement.

68. Quip: A witty or sarcastic remark.

69. Scorn: Disdain or contempt.

70. Spur: To urge or encourage.

71. Stow: To store or pack away.

72. Thrift: Frugality or economy.

73. Veil: To conceal or cover.

74. Whim: A sudden desire or impulse.

75. Yield: To surrender or produce.

76. Alas: Expression of sorrow.

77. Amble: To walk leisurely.

78. Brisk: Quick or energetic.

79. Chide: To scold or criticize.

80. Fluke: A stroke of luck.

81. Glee: Joy or happiness.

82. Grim: Harsh or severe.

83. Hush: Silence or quiet.

84. Loom: To appear large or threatening.

85. Meek: Submissive or gentle.

86. Mire: A situation of difficulty or distress.

87. Rant: A loud or passionate speech.

88. Snag: An obstacle or problem.

89. Spite: Malice or ill will.

90. Thrill: Excitement or pleasure.

91. Truce: A peace agreement.

92. Vex: To annoy or confuse.

93. Void: Empty or invalid.

94. Whack: To hit hard.

95. Woe: Great sorrow or distress.

96. Yelp: A short, sharp cry.

97. Zest: Enthusiasm or energy.

98. Awe: Wonder or fear.

99. Bent: A natural inclination or talent.

100. Wit: Intellectual sharpness or humor.

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Sure, here's another list of 100 concise English words, along with their meanings:

1. Abet: To assist or encourage.

2. Acute: Sharp or intense.

3. Adorn: To decorate or beautify.

4. Aghast: Shocked or horrified.

5. Bask: To enjoy warmth or comfort.

6. Blaze: A bright flame or intense fire.

7. Brittle: Easily broken or fragile.

8. Cleft: A crack or split.

9. Cling: To hold on tightly.

10. Clout: Influence or power.

11. Creep: To move slowly and stealthily.

12. Crumble: To break into small pieces.

13. Debase: To reduce in quality or value.

14. Deft: Skillful or nimble.

15. Delve: To dig or explore deeply.

16. Devout: Deeply religious or dedicated.

17. Dwindle: To decrease gradually.

18. Edgy: Nervous or tense.

19. Feign: To pretend or fake.

20. Fetch: To bring or retrieve.

21. Flare: To burst out suddenly.

22. Flock: A group of birds or animals.

23. Flush: To flow or glow.

24. Frail: Weak or delicate.

25. Gash: A deep cut or wound.

26. Gleam: A brief or soft shine.

27. Glint: A quick flash of light.

28. Grin: To smile widely.

29. Grope: To search blindly.

30. Heave: To lift or haul with effort.

31. Hinge: A joint or connection.

32. Hurl: To throw forcefully.

33. Jab: To poke or thrust quickly.

34. Jolt: A sudden shock or movement.

35. Lure: To attract or tempt.

36. Mangle: To damage severely.

37. Mellow: Soft or pleasantly mature.

38. Mingle: To mix or blend.

39. Mirth: Joy or laughter.

40. Mope: To sulk or feel dejected.

41. Muse: To ponder or think deeply.

42. Nudge: To push gently.

43. Pledge: A promise or commitment.

44. Plunge: To dive or drop suddenly.

45. Poise: Balance or composure.

46. Prowl: To move stealthily or hunt.

47. Purge: To cleanse or eliminate.

48. Quell: To suppress or put down.

49. Quirk: An odd habit or feature.

50. Rage: Violent anger.

51. Reign: To rule or dominate.

52. Ripple: A small wave or disturbance.

53. Rivet: To hold attention tightly.

54. Roam: To wander or move freely.

55. Rustle: A soft, crackling sound.

56. Scorn: Contempt or disdain.

57. Scout: To explore or search.

58. Sift: To separate or sort through.

59. Skim: To read quickly or lightly.

60. Slink: To move quietly and sneakily.

61. Spear: A sharp weapon or tool.

62. Spurn: To reject with disdain.

63. Squirm: To twist and wriggle.

64. Stalk: To follow stealthily.

65. Stoic: Enduring pain without showing it.

66. Surge: A sudden increase or rush.

67. Swarm: A large group of moving insects or people.

68. Tread: To step or walk.

69. Trim: To cut or adjust neatly.

70. Trudge: To walk with heavy steps.

71. Twist: To bend or distort.

72. Veil: To conceal or cover.

73. Vault: A safe or storage area.

74. Veer: To change direction suddenly.

75. Vivid: Bright or clear.

76. Wail: To cry or lament loudly.

77. Waver: To hesitate or fluctuate.

78. Weave: To interlace or thread together.

79. Whirl: To spin or rotate quickly.

80. Wield: To handle or use effectively.

81. Wilt: To become limp or droopy.

82. Wince: To flinch or react in pain.

83. Writhe: To twist or squirm in discomfort.

84. Yield: To surrender or produce.

85. Zest: Enthusiasm or flavor.

86. Awe: Wonder or fear.

87. Bent: A natural inclination or talent.

88. Bland: Lacking flavor or interest.

89. Brim: The edge or border.

90. Crave: To desire strongly.

91. Dart: To move swiftly.

92. Ebb: To flow back or recede.

93. Flick: A quick or light movement.

94. Gaze: To look steadily or intently.

95. Hatch: To create or develop.

96. Latch: To fasten securely.

97. Perch: To sit or rest lightly.

98. Quake: To shake or tremble.

99. Spout: To emit forcefully.

100. Stash: To store away securely.