The list below contains 80 spelling -bee study words for beginners, arranged from easiest to most difficult. Each words are provided with parts of speech and meaning. It can be used in Spelling -Bee competitions at school or English language academy.
Spelling -Bee Study Words for Beginners
Word Nature Meaning
1 | abject | Adj | Sunk to a low condition. |
2 | abet | verb | To aid, promote, or encourage the commission of (an offense). |
3 | absolve | Verb | To free from sin or its penalties. |
4 | abusive | Adj | Employing harsh words or ill treatment. |
5 | accede | Verb | To agree |
6 | ache | Verb | To be in pain or distress. |
7 | acid | Noun | A sour substance. |
8 | acme | Noun | The highest point, or summit. |
9 | acute | Adj | Having fine and penetrating discernment. |
10 | banal | Adj | Commonplace. |
11 | bask | Verb | To make warm by genial heat. |
12 | bauble | Noun | A trinket. |
13 | befog | Verb | To confuse. |
14 | belay | verb | To make fast, as a rope, by winding round a cleat. |
15 | belittle | Verb | To disparage. |
16 | bide | Verb | To await. |
17 | biped | Noun | An animal having two feet. |
18 | blaze | Noun | A vivid glowing flame. |
19 | bleak | Adj | Desolate. |
20 | bole | Noun | The trunk or body of a tree. |
21 | botany | Noun | The science that treats of plants. |
22 | broach | verb | To mention, for the first time. |
23 | burnish | verb | To make brilliant or shining. |
24 | bustle | Verb | To hurry. |
25 | cajole | Verb | To impose on or dupe by flattering speech. |
26 | canon | Noun | Any rule or law. |
27 | carnal | Adj | Sensual. |
28 | caste | Noun | The division of society on artificial grounds. |
29 | elapse | Verb | To punish. |
30 | causal | Adj | Indicating or expressing a cause. |
31 | caustic | Adj | Sarcastic and severe. |
32 | cede | Verb | To pass title to. |
33 | daring | Adj | Brave. |
34 | deceit | Noun | Falsehood. |
35 | defer | Verb | To delay or put off to some other time. |
36 | defame | Verb | To slander. |
37 | defer | Verb | To delay or put off to some other time. |
38 | deflect | Verb | To cause to turn aside or downward. |
39 | denote | Verb | To designate by word or mark. |
40 | deplete | Verb | To reduce or lessen, as by use, exhaustion, or waste. |
41 | Efface | Verb | To obliterate. |
42 | efficacious | Adj | Effective. |
43 | elapse | Verb | To quietly terminate: said of time. |
44 | eliminate | Verb | To separate and cast aside. |
45 | embarrass | Verb | To render flustered or agitated. |
46 | feasible | Adj | That may be done, performed, or effected; practicable. |
47 | ferocious | Adj | Of a wild, fierce, and savage nature. |
48 | festive | Adj | Merry. |
49 | fidelity | Noun | Loyalty. |
50 | graceless | Adj | Ungracious. |
51 | granular | Adj | Composed of small grains or particles. |
52 | gratify | Verb | To please, as by satisfying a physical or mental desire or need. |
53 | humiliate | Verb | To put to shame. |
54 | hydraulic | Adj | Involving the moving of water, of the force exerted by water in motion. |
55 | illuminate | Verb | To supply with light. |
56 | imminent | Adj | Dangerous and close at hand. |
57 | jeopardize | Verb | To imperil. |
58 | juxtapose | Verb | To place close together. |
59 | knickknack | Noun | A small article, more for ornament that use. |
60 | lacerate | Verb | To tear rudely or raggedly. |
61 | laggard | Adj | Falling behind. |
62 | licit | Adj | Lawful. |
63 | magnanimous | Adj | Generous in treating or judging others. |
64 | maidenhood | Noun | Virginity. |
65 | momentary | Adj | Lasting but a short time. |
66 | numeration | Noun | The act or art of reading or naming numbers. |
67 | observance | Noun | A traditional form or customary act. |
68 | outlandish | Adj | Of barbarous, uncouth, and unfamiliar aspect or action. |
69 | physiognomy | Noun | The external appearance merely. |
70 | predominate | Verb | To be chief in importance, quantity, or degree. |
71 | quadruple | Verb | To multiply by four. |
72 | querulous | Adj | Habitually complaining. |
73 | recapitulate | Verb | To repeat again the principal points of. |
74 | rigmarole | Noun | Nonsense. |
75 | sensibility | Noun | Power to perceive or feel. |
76 | severance | Noun | Separation. |
77 | trepidation | Noun | Nervous uncertainty of feeling. |
78 | unconscionable | Adj | Ridiculously or unjustly excessive. |
79 | wretchedness | Noun | Extreme misery or unhappiness. |
80 | zeitgeist | Noun | The intellectual and moral tendencies that characterize any age or epoch. |
The list of Spelling -Bee Study Words for Beginners above is a general guideline. However, the list used will depend a lot on the level of the participants, as well as the level of the spelling bee.
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