"Time." Here is the list of the Top 25.
What is the most commonly used noun?
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Here’s a fun game: try to write as clear a sentence as possible using all 25 nouns. It’s pretty hard.
This is the best I got. (Of course, it’s hard to write any sensible sentence that has 25 nouns…)
The Language Log folks had a reasonable review of these kinds of crazy lists (and this list, in particular).
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