Concrete Nouns! Learn concrete noun definition (nouns that you can see, hear, smell, taste and touch) and useful list of 400+ concrete nouns in English with ESL printable worksheets.
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What Is a Concrete Noun?
What Is a Concrete Noun? Concrete nouns are people, places, or things that we can experience with our five senses (taste, touch, sight, hearing, or smell).
For examples, in the sentence “She put the book on the table.“, the noun book is a concrete noun. You can touch it, see it, and maybe even smell it. In the sentence “This music always makes me sad.“, music can’t be touched but you can hear the music. Therefore, It’s a concrete noun.
Concrete nouns can be divided into common nouns and proper nouns.
- Common noun is a noun that’s not the name of any particular person, place, or thing.
- Proper noun (proper name) is a noun that refers to a specific person, place, or thing (London, San Francisco, Mary, Titanic).
Concrete Nouns List (A-Z)
- Apple
- Air
- Conditioner
- Airport
- Ambulance
- Aircraft
- Apartment
- Arrow
- Antlers
- Apro
- Alligator
- Architect
- Ankle
- Armchair
- Aunt
- Ball
- Bermudas
- Beans
- Balloon
- Bear
- Blouse
- Bed
- Bow
- Bread
- Black
- Board
- Bones
- Bill
- Bitterness
- Boxers
- Belt
- Brain
- Buffalo
- Bird
- Baby
- Book
- Back
- Butter
- Bulb
- Buckles
- Bat
- Bank
- Bag
- Bra
- Boots
- Blazer
- Bikini
- Bookcase
- Bookstore
- Bus stop
- Brass
- Brother
- Boy
- Blender
- Bucket
- Bakery
- Bow
- Bridge
- Boat
- Car
- Cow
- Cap
- Cooker
- Cheeks
- Cheese
- Credenza
- Carpet
- Crow
- Crest
- Chest
- Chair
- Candy
- Cabinet
- Cat
- Coffee
- Children
- Cookware
- Chaise longue
- Chicken
- Casino
- Cabin
- Castle
- Church
- Cafe
- Cinema
- Choker
- Cravat
- Cane
- Costume
- Cardigan
- Chocolate
- Crib
- Couch
- Cello
- Cashier
- Composer
- Cave
- Country
- Computer
- Canoe
- Clock
- Charlie (U.K)
- Dog
- Deer
- Donkey
- Desk
- Desktop
- Dress
- Dolphin
- Doctor
- Dentist
- Drum
- Dresser
- Designer
- Detective
- Daughter
- Egg
- Elephant
- Earrings
- Ears
- Eyes
- Estate
- Finger
- Fox
- Frock
- Frog
- Fan
- Freezer
- Fish
- Film
- Foot
- Flag
- Factory
- Father
- Farm
- Forest
- Flower
- Fruit
- Fork
- Grapes
- Goat
- Gown
- Garlic
- Ginger
- Giraffe
- Gauva
- Grains
- Gas station
- Garage
- Gloves
- Glasses
- Gift
- Galaxy
- Guitar
- Grandmother
- Grandfather
- Governor
- Girl
- Guest
- Hamburger
- Hand
- Head
- Hair
- Heart
- House
- Horse
- Hen
- Horn
- Hat
- Hammer
- Hostel
- Hospital
- Hotel
- Heels
- Herbs
- Host
- Jacket
- Jersey
- Jewelry
- Jaw
- Jumper
- Judge
- Juicer
- Keyboard
- Kid
- Kangaroo
- Koala
- Knife
- Lemon
- Lion
- Leggings
- Leg
- Laptop
- Library
- Lamb
- London
- Lips
- Lung
- Lighter
- Luggage
- Lamp
- Lawyer
- Mouse
- Monkey
- Mouth
- Mango
- Mobile
- Milk
- Music
- Mirror
- Musician
- Mother
- Man
- Model
- Mall
- Museum
- Market
- Moonlight
- Medicine
- Microscope
- Newspaper
- Nose
- Notebook
- Neck
- Noodles
- Nurse
- Necklace
- Noise
- Ocean
- Ostrich
- Oil
- Orange
- Onion
- Oven
- Owl
- Paper
- Panda
- Pants
- Palm
- Pasta
- Pumpkin
- Pharmacist
- Potato
- Parfume
- Panther
- Pad
- Pencil
- Pipe
- Police
- Pen
- Pharmacy
- Petrol station
- Police station
- Parrot
- Plane
- Pigeon
- Phone
- Peacock
- Pencil
- Pig
- Pouch
- Pagoda
- Pyramid
- Purse
- Pancake
- Popcorn
- Piano
- Physician
- Photographer
- Professor
- Painter
- Park
- Plant
- Parfume
- Radio
- Razor
- Ribs
- Rainbow
- Ring
- Rabbit
- Rice
- Refrigerator
- Remote
- Restaurant
- Road
- Surgeon
- Scale
- Shampoo
- Sink
- Salt
- Shark
- Sandals
- Shoulder
- Spoon
- Soap
- Sand
- Sheep
- Sari
- Stomach
- Stairs
- Soup
- Shoes
- Scissors
- Sparrow
- Shirt
- Suitcase
- Stove
- Stairs
- Snowman
- Shower
- Swan
- Suit
- Sweater
- Smoke
- Skirt
- Sofa
- Socks
- Stadium
- Skyscraper
- School
- Sunglasses
- Sandals
- Slippers
- Shorts
- Sandwich
- Strawberry
- Spaghetti
- Shrimp
- Saxophone
- Sister
- Son
- Singer
- Senator
- Street
- Supermarket
- Swimming pool
- Star
- Sky
- Sun
- Spoon
- Ship
- Smile
- Table
- Turkey
- Tie
- Toes
- Truck
- Train
- Taxi
- Tiger
- Trousers
- Tongue
- Television
- Teacher
- Turtle
- Tablet
- Train station
- Toothpaste
- Tail
- Theater
- Trench coat
- Tea
- Tomato
- Teen
- Tunnel
- Temple
- Town
- Toothbrush
- Tree
- Toy
- Tissue
- Telephone
- Underwear
- Uncle
- Umbrella
- Vest
- Voice
- Veterinarian
- Villa
- Violin
- Village
- Vehicle
- Vase
- Wallet
- Wolf
- Waist
- Wrist
- Water melon
- Whale
- Water
- Wings
- Whisker
- Watch
- Woman
- Washing machine
- Wheelchair
- Waiter
- Wound
- Xylophone
- Zebra
- Zoo
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I don’t know what concrete nouns are. Can somebody help me, please?
It means you can interect with them with at least 1 of the 5 senses touch, see, hear, smell, or taste!
The noun that tells something that you can touch it feel it even smell it taste it or hear it, it is called concrete noun
They’re things you can see or touch, abstract nouns are more like feelings
me too
I found a typo in the “Concrete noun’s” list
The word (Apro) is missing a letter it could either be Apron or Aspro…
Hi is satisfaction a concrete noun
No. It’s an abstract noun.
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crazy
i don’t know them either
i know now
who knows concenet vowles