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abashed
adjective
c2
abhor
verb
c2
abominable
adjective
c2
abominate
verb
c2
absorbed
adjective
c1
absorption
noun
c2
abuse
noun
c1
acrimonious
adjective
c2
acrimony
noun
c2
addict
noun
c1
addicted
adjective
b2
adoration
noun
c2
adore
verb
b2
adoring
adjective
c2
adrenaline
noun
c1
adrift
adjective
c2
affection
noun
c1
affectionate
adjective
c1
aflutter
adjective
c2
afraid
adjective
a1
aggression
noun
c1
aggressive
adjective
b2
aghast
adjective
c2
agitate
verb
c1
agitated
adjective
c1
agitation
noun
c2
agog
adjective
c2
alarm
noun
b2
alarm
verb
b2
alarmed
adjective
b2
alone
adjective
b1
amaze
verb
b1
amazed
adjective
b1
amazement
noun
b2
amorous
adjective
c2
amour
noun
c2
amusement
noun
b2
anger
noun
b2
anger
verb
b2
angrily
adverb
b1
angry
adjective
a1
annoy
verb
b1
annoyance
noun
c1
annoyed
adjective
b1
annoying
adjective
b1
antagonism
noun
c2
antagonize
verb
c2
anxiety
noun
b2
anxious
adjective
b2
apathy
noun
c2
apoplectic
adjective
c2
appalled
adjective
c1
apprehension
noun
c2
apprehensive
adjective
c1
approval
noun
b2
ardour
noun
c2
argue
verb
a2
argument
noun
a2
ashamed
adjective
b2
(as) pleased/proud as Punch
idiom
c2
(as) sick as a parrot
idiom
c2
astonish
verb
b2
astonished
adjective
b2
astonishment
noun
c1
astound
verb
c1
astounded
adjective
c1
attraction
noun
b1
awkward
adjective
b2
bad
adjective
b1
bashful
adjective
c2
be a bag/bundle of nerves
idiom
c2
beam
verb
c2
be at your wits’ end
idiom
c2
be frightened/nervous/scared of your own shadow
idiom
c2
be/get (all) riled up
idiom
c2
be/get (all) steamed up (about/over something)
idiom
c2
belong
verb
b1
be lost for words
idiom
c1
be on edge
idiom
c2
(be) on tenterhooks
idiom
c2
bereft
adjective
c2
berserk
adjective
c2
be scared/bored witless
idiom
c2
besotted
adjective
c2
be starving (for something)
idiom
c2
be taken aback (by somebody/something)
idiom
c2
be tickled pink
idiom
c2
bitter
adjective
b2
blanch
verb
c2
blaze up
phrasal verb
c2
blazing
adjective
c2
bleary
adjective
c2
bleary-eyed
adjective
c2
blench
verb
c2
blindside
verb
c2
blissful
adjective
c2
blithe
adjective
c2
bloom
verb
c2
blow a fuse
idiom
c2
blow/knock somebody’s socks off
idiom
c2
blow-up
noun
c2
blow up
phrasal verb
c2
blue
adjective
c2
blush
verb
c1
body blow
noun
c2
boggle
verb
c2
boil
verb
c2
boil over
phrasal verb
c2
boil up
phrasal verb
c2
bore
verb
c1
bore
noun
c1
bored
adjective
a1
boredom
noun
b2
bowl over
phrasal verb
c2
brain-dead
adjective
c2
break
verb
c2
breathtaking
adjective
b2
bristle
verb
c2
broken
adjective
c1
broken heart
noun
c1
broken-hearted
adjective
c1
brood
verb
c2
broody
adjective
c2
bum
verb
c2
bust-up
noun
c2
buzz
noun
c1
caper
verb
c2
capture
verb
b2
care
verb
a2
careworn
adjective
c2
carry a torch for somebody
idiom
c2
(catch/throw somebody) off balance
idiom
c2
chafe
verb
c2
chagrin
noun
c2
channel
noun
c1
chatter
verb
c2
cheerful
adjective
b1
cheery
adjective
c2
chill
noun
c2
choked
adjective
c2
choleric
adjective
c2
chuffed
adjective
c2
chug
verb
c2
churn
verb
c2
cloud
verb
c2
cold sweat
noun
c2
come alive
idiom
c1
complain
verb
a2
condole
verb
c2
confess
verb
b2
confession
noun
c1
confound
verb
c2
confrontational
adjective
c2
conscience-stricken
adjective
c2
consternation
noun
c2
contempt
noun
c1
contemptuous
adjective
c1
content
adjective
c1
controversial
adjective
b2
cool
adjective
b2
cowed
adjective
c2
cower
verb
c2
cranky
adjective
c2
crazy
adjective
a2
creepy
adjective
c2
crestfallen
adjective
c2
cringe
verb
c2
cringeworthy
adjective
c2
cross
adjective
c2
crotchety
adjective
c2
crumple
verb
c2
cry
verb
a2
curdle
verb
c2
curious
adjective
b2
dead beat
adjective
c2
dejected
adjective
c2
dejection
noun
c2
delighted
adjective
b2
delirious
adjective
c2
demolish
verb
c2
depressed
adjective
b2
depressing
adjective
b2
depression
noun
b2
desire
noun
b2
desolate
adjective
c1
desolation
noun
c2
despair
noun
c1
despair
verb
c1
desperate
adjective
b2
desperation
noun
c2
despondency
noun
c2
despondent
adjective
c2
detest
verb
c1
devastate
verb
c1
devoted
adjective
c1
devotion
noun
c1
devour
verb
c1
diffidence
noun
c2
diffident
adjective
c2
disappoint
verb
b2
disappointed
adjective
b1
disappointing
adjective
b1
disappointment
noun
b2
disapproval
noun
c1
discomfit
verb
c2
discomfiture
noun
c2
discomfort
verb
c1
disconcert
verb
c2
disconcerted
adjective
c2
disconcerting
adjective
c2
disconsolate
adjective
c2
discontent
noun
c1
discontented
adjective
c1
disgrace
verb
c2
disgraceful
adjective
c2
disgruntled
adjective
c2
disgust
noun
c1
disgust
verb
c2
disgusted
adjective
c1
disgusting
adjective
b2
disillusioned
adjective
c1
disinterested
adjective
c2
dismay
noun
c2
dismay
verb
c2
distress
noun
c1
distress
verb
c1
distressed
adjective
c1
distressing
adjective
c1
disturbed
adjective
c1
dog-tired
adjective
c2
doldrums
noun
c2
doleful
adjective
c2
dote on
phrasal verb
c2
dote upon
phrasal verb
c2
doting
adjective
c2
down
verb
c2
down
adjective
b2
downcast
adjective
c2
downer
noun
c2
downhearted
adjective
c2
down in the dumps
idiom
c2
down in the mouth
idiom
c2
drab
adjective
c2
drag
noun
c2
drained
adjective
c2
dread
verb
c1
dread
noun
c1
dreaded
adjective
c2
dreadful
adjective
b2
dreary
adjective
c2
droop
verb
c2
drowsy
adjective
c2
dry
adjective
c2
dull
adjective
b2
dumbfound
verb
c2
dumbfounded
adjective
c2
eager
adjective
c1
eagerness
noun
c1
eco-anxiety
noun
c1
ecstatic
adjective
c1
edgy
adjective
c2
effervescent
adjective
c2
ejaculation
noun
c2
elated
adjective
c2
electric
adjective
c2
electrify
verb
c2
embarrassed
adjective
b1
embarrassing
adjective
b1
embarrassment
noun
c1
embitter
verb
c2
embittered
adjective
c2
emotion
noun
b1
emotional
adjective
b2
empathetic
adjective
c2
empathetically
adverb
c2
emptiness
noun
c2
empty
adjective
b2
enamoured
adjective
c2
enchant
verb
c2
engrossed
adjective
c2
enjoy
verb
a2
enjoyment
noun
b2
enrage
verb
c2
enthuse
verb
c2
enthusiasm
noun
b2
enthusiast
noun
c1
envy
noun
c1
envy
verb
c1
exasperated
adjective
c2
excitable
adjective
c2
excite
verb
c1
excited
adjective
b2
excitement
noun
b1
exclamatory
adjective
c2
exhausted
adjective
b1
exhausting
adjective
b2
exhaustion
noun
c1
exhilarate
verb
c2
exhilarated
adjective
c2
exhilaration
noun
c2
explode
verb
c2
explosive
adjective
c2
exult
verb
c2
exultant
adjective
c2
fail
verb
c1
faintness
noun
c2
fall for
phrasal verb
c1
famished
adjective
c2
fancy
verb
b1
far from pleased
idiom
c2
fascinated
adjective
b2
fascination
noun
c1
fatigue
noun
c1
fatigued
adjective
c2
fear
verb
b1
fear for
phrasal verb
c1
fearful
adjective
b2
fearsome
adjective
c2
febrile
adjective
c2
fed up
adjective
b1
feel
linking verb
a1
feel good
idiom
a2
feel-good
adjective
b2
feeling
noun
a1
fidget
verb
c2
fidgety
adjective
c2
fierce
adjective
c1
fiery
adjective
c2
fire
verb
c2
flabbergasted
adjective
c2
flap
verb
c2
flare
verb
c2
flare-up
noun
c2
flare up
phrasal verb
c2
flattering
adjective
c2
flinch
verb
c2
flinch from
phrasal verb
c2
flinch from doing
phrasal verb
c2
flip
verb
c2
flip your lid
idiom
c2
float/walk on air
idiom
c2
floor
verb
c2
flop
verb
c2
flourish
verb
c1
flush
verb
c2
flush
noun
c2
fluster
noun
c2
flutter
verb
c2
flutter
noun
c2
fly into a rage, temper, etc.
idiom
c2
fly off the handle
idiom
c2
foam at the mouth
idiom
c2
FOMO
abbreviation
c2
fond
adjective
c1
foolish
adjective
c1
for fear of something/of doing something
idiom
c1
forlorn
adjective
c2
frantic
adjective
c1
frazzled
adjective
c2
freak
verb
c2
freeze your blood
idiom
c2
fret
verb
c2
fretful
adjective
c2
fright
noun
c1
frightened
adjective
b1
frisson
noun
c2
frozen
adjective
c1
frustrate
verb
c1
frustrated
adjective
c1
fulfil
verb
b2
fulfilled
adjective
c1
fume
verb
c2
fun
noun
a1
furious
adjective
b2
fury
noun
c1
gall
verb
c2
galling
adjective
c2
galvanize
verb
c2
gasp
verb
c1
get/have cold feet
idiom
c2
get/have the hots for somebody
idiom
c2
gibber
verb
c2
giddy
adjective
c2
give somebody the creeps
idiom
c2
give your heart to somebody
idiom
c2
glad
adjective
b1
gladden
verb
c2
glare
verb
c1
glare
noun
c1
glaze
verb
c2
glee
noun
c2
gleeful
adjective
c2
gloom
noun
c1
gloomy
adjective
c1
glow
verb
c2
glow
noun
c2
glower
verb
c2
glued/riveted/rooted to the spot
idiom
c2
glued/riveted/rooted to the spot
idiom
c2
glum
adjective
c2
gnash your teeth
idiom
c2
gnaw at
phrasal verb
c2
go ballistic
idiom
c2
go bananas
idiom
c2
gobble
verb
c2
gobsmacked
adjective
c2
goggle
verb
c2
goggle-eyed
adjective
c2
go hot and cold
idiom
c2
go off on one
idiom
c2
go on
phrasal verb
c1
goose pimples
noun
c2
gorge
verb
c2
go spare
idiom
c2
go through the roof
idiom
c2
grab
verb
c2
grateful
adjective
b1
gratitude
noun
c1
grave
adjective
c2
greed
noun
c1
greedy
adjective
b2
grief-stricken
adjective
c2
grieve
verb
c2
groggy
adjective
c2
gross-out
noun
c2
gross-out
adjective
c2
grudge
noun
c2
guilt
noun
c1
guilty
adjective
b1
gutted
adjective
c2
guzzle
verb
c2
hacked off
adjective
c2
hang-up
noun
c2
happiness
noun
b1
happy
adjective
a1
happy place
noun
c2
harp on
phrasal verb
c2
hate
verb
a1
hate
noun
b1
hatred
noun
c1
have a quick/short temper
idiom
c2
have a thing for somebody/something
idiom
c2
have got it bad
idiom
c2
have hysterics
idiom
c2
head over heels in love
idiom
c2
heady
adjective
c2
heart
noun
b1
heartache
noun
c2
heartbreak
noun
c2
heartbreaking
adjective
c2
heartbroken
adjective
c1
heart-rending
adjective
c2
heartsick
adjective
c2
heaven
noun
b2
heebie-jeebies
noun
c2
het up
adjective
c2
highly strung
adjective
c2
hit the roof
idiom
c2
hit/touch/strike a (raw/sensitive) nerve
idiom
c2
homesick
adjective
b2
homesickness
noun
c1
honor
noun
b2
honour
noun
b2
hook
noun
c2
hope
verb
a1
hope
noun
a2
hopping mad
idiom
c2
horrified
adjective
c1
horrify
verb
b2
horrifying
adjective
c1
horror
noun
b1
horror-struck
adjective
c2
hostile
adjective
c1
hostility
noun
c1
hot
adjective
c1
hot-blooded
adjective
c2
hot-tempered
adjective
c2
hot under the collar
idiom
c2
huff
verb
c2
huff and puff
idiom
c2
humdrum
adjective
c2
humiliate
verb
c1
humiliating
adjective
c1
humiliation
noun
c1
hunger
noun
b2
hungry
adjective
a1
hunted
adjective
c2
hurt
verb
b2
hyped up
adjective
c2
hyper
adjective
c2
hyperventilate
verb
c2
hysteria
noun
c1
hysterics
noun
c2
idol
noun
c1
idolatrous
adjective
c2
idolatry
noun
c2
idolize
verb
c2
idyll
noun
c2
ignominious
adjective
c2
ignominy
noun
c2
ill-tempered
adjective
c2
illuminate
verb
c2
illumine
verb
c2
in a (flat) spin
idiom
c2
in a huff
idiom
c2
incense
verb
c2
incensed
adjective
c2
inconsolable
adjective
c2
indignant
adjective
c2
indignation
noun
c2
indignity
noun
c2
infatuated
adjective
c2
infatuation
noun
c2
in fear of your life
idiom
c2
inflamed
adjective
c2
infuriate
verb
c1
infuriating
adjective
c1
in good heart
idiom
c2
inhibited
adjective
c2
inhibition
noun
c2
inquisitive
adjective
c1
insecure
adjective
c1
insecurity
noun
c1
in seventh heaven
idiom
c2
interest
noun
a1
intimidated
adjective
c2
intoxicated
adjective
c2
intoxicating
adjective
c2
intrigue
verb
c1
intrigued
adjective
c1
invective
noun
c2
irascibility
noun
c2
irascible
adjective
c2
irate
adjective
c2
irrepressible
adjective
c2
irritate
verb
c1
irritated
adjective
b2
isolation
noun
c1
jaunty
adjective
c2
jealous
adjective
b1
jealousy
noun
b2
jitters
noun
c2
jittery
adjective
c2
jolt
noun
c2
JOMO
abbreviation
c2
joy
noun
b2
joyful
adjective
c1
joyous
adjective
c2
jump
verb
b1
jumpy
adjective
c2
keen
adjective
b1
keyed up
adjective
c2
kick off
phrasal verb
c2
knock
verb
c2
knock somebody sideways
idiom
c2
knot
verb
c2
lament
verb
c2
lash
verb
c2
laugh
verb
a1
laugh
noun
a1
livid
adjective
c2
loathe
verb
c1
loathsome
adjective
c2
loneliness
noun
c1
lonely
adjective
b1
loner
noun
c2
lonesome
adjective
c2
longing
noun
c2
look/feel small
idiom
c2
lose your heart (to somebody/something)
idiom
c2
lose your rag
idiom
c2
lovable
adjective
c1
love
noun
a1
love
verb
a1
loved-up
adjective
c2
loveless
adjective
c1
lovelorn
adjective
c2
lovesick
adjective
c2
lovey-dovey
adjective
c2
loving
adjective
c1
lugubrious
adjective
c2
lukewarm
adjective
c2
lurch
verb
c2
lurve
noun
c2
lust
noun
c2
mad
adjective
b1
madden
verb
c2
maddening
adjective
c2
make somebody sick
idiom
c2
make somebody’s blood boil
idiom
c2
make somebody’s blood run cold
idiom
c2
make somebody’s day
idiom
c1
make somebody’s toes curl
idiom
c2
make your flesh creep
idiom
c2
make your skin crawl
idiom
c2
manic
adjective
c2
marvel
verb
c1
melancholy
noun
c2
melancholy
adjective
c2
mellow
adjective
c2
meltdown
noun
c2
melting
adjective
c2
menace
noun
c2
merriment
noun
c2
merry
adjective
c1
messed-up
adjective
c2
miffed
adjective
c2
mind-numbing
adjective
c2
miserable
adjective
b2
misery
noun
c1
monotonous
adjective
c1
monotony
noun
c2
mood
noun
b2
moody
adjective
b2
moon about
phrasal verb
c2
moon around
phrasal verb
c2
moonstruck
adjective
c2
morose
adjective
c2
mortification
noun
c2
mortify
verb
c2
mortifying
adjective
c2
mourn
verb
c2
mournful
adjective
c2
munchies
noun
c2
nail-biting
adjective
c2
nerve
noun
b2
nervous
adjective
a2
nervy
adjective
c2
nettle
verb
c2
neurosis
noun
c2
nuts
adjective
c2
offend
verb
b2
OK
adjective
a1
on top of the world
idiom
c1
on your conscience
idiom
c2
open-mouthed
adjective
c2
outrage
noun
c1
outrage
verb
c1
overawe
verb
c2
overawed
adjective
c2
overexcited
adjective
c1
overheated
adjective
c2
overjoyed
adjective
c1
overprotective
adjective
c2
over the moon
idiom
c1
overtired
adjective
c2
overwrought
adjective
c2
pain
noun
a2
painful
adjective
b1
palpitate
verb
c2
panic
verb
b2
paranoia
noun
c2
parched
adjective
c2
passion
noun
b1
passionate
adjective
b2
peckish
adjective
c2
pessimism
noun
b2
pessimist
noun
b2
petrified
adjective
c2
petrify
verb
c2
phobia
noun
b1
pig
verb
c1
pine
verb
c2
pique
noun
c2
pity
noun
c1
pity
verb
b2
plaintive
adjective
c2
pleased
adjective
a2
pleasure
noun
b1
poignancy
noun
c2
poignant
adjective
c2
poleaxe
verb
c2
ponderous
adjective
c2
pop
verb
c2
pop-eyed
adjective
c2
predictable
adjective
c1
prickle
verb
c2
protective
adjective
c1
proud
adjective
b1
provocation
noun
c2
provocative
adjective
c1
provoke
verb
c1
psyched
adjective
c2
pull, tug, etc. at somebody's heartstrings
idiom
c2
pump up
phrasal verb
c2
puppy love
noun
c2
push
verb
c1
put somebody on the spot
idiom
c2
quail
verb
c2
quake
verb
c2
quarrel
noun
c2
queasy
adjective
c2
quench
verb
c2
querulous
adjective
c2
quick-tempered
adjective
c2
race
verb
c2
radiance
noun
c2
radiant
adjective
c2
rage
noun
c1
rage
verb
c2
rail
verb
c2
rankle
verb
c2
rant
verb
c2
rant and rave
idiom
c2
rantings
noun
c2
rapt
adjective
c2
rattle
verb
c2
ratty
adjective
c2
rave
verb
c2
ravenous
adjective
c2
recluse
noun
c2
reclusive
adjective
c2
recoil
verb
c2
red
adjective
a2
red-faced
adjective
b1
regret
noun
b2
regretful
adjective
c2
rejoicing
noun
c2
relief
noun
b2
relieved
adjective
b2
repel
verb
c2
repetitive
adjective
b2
reproach
verb
c2
repugnance
noun
c2
repugnant
adjective
c2
repulse
verb
c2
requite
verb
c2
resent
verb
c1
resentful
adjective
c1
resentment
noun
c1
retiring
adjective
c2
revolt
verb
c2
revulsion
noun
c2
rile
verb
c2
rip into
phrasal verb
c2
rivet
verb
c2
roast
verb
c2
round-eyed
adjective
c2
rouse
verb
c2
routine
noun
b1
routine
adjective
b2
row
noun
c2
rueful
adjective
c2
rut
noun
c2
sad
adjective
a1
sadden
verb
c2
sadly
adverb
a2
sadness
noun
b1
satisfied
adjective
b2
satisfy
verb
b2
scare
noun
b2
scared
adjective
a2
scene
noun
c2
scoff
verb
c2
scream
verb
b2
secure
adjective
b2
security
noun
b2
see red
idiom
c2
seethe
verb
c2
self-conscious
adjective
c1
self-effacement
noun
c2
self-effacing
adjective
c2
self-esteem
noun
c1
self-fulfilment
noun
c2
self-loathing
noun
c2
self-satisfaction
noun
c2
self-satisfied
adjective
c2
sensation
noun
c1
sensational
adjective
c1
sentiment
noun
c1
sentimental
adjective
c1
sepulchral
adjective
c2
seraphic
adjective
c2
shake
verb
b2
shake in your boots/shoes
idiom
c2
shaken
adjective
c1
shame
noun
b2
shamefaced
adjective
c2
shameful
adjective
c2
shaming
adjective
c2
shattered
adjective
c1
sheepish
adjective
c2
shirty
adjective
c2
shiver
verb
c1
shock
verb
b2
short-fused
adjective
c2
short-tempered
adjective
c2
shriek
verb
c2
shriek
noun
c2
shrink
verb
c2
shudder
verb
c2
shy
adjective
b1
sick at heart
idiom
c2
sickness
noun
c2
sigh
verb
c1
slake
verb
c2
smile
verb
a2
smile
noun
a2
smile/grin/beam from ear to ear
idiom
c2
smirk
verb
c2
smirk
noun
c2
smitten
adjective
c2
smize
verb
c2
smize
noun
c2
smother
verb
c2
snap
verb
c2
snarf
verb
c2
snarl
verb
c2
solitary
adjective
c1
solitude
noun
c2
sombre
adjective
c2
somebody’s blood is up
idiom
c2
somebody’s face is like thunder
idiom
c2
somebody’s heart is in their mouth
idiom
c2
somebody’s heart leaps
idiom
c2
something boggles the mind
idiom
c2
sore
adjective
c2
sorrow
noun
c1
sorrowful
adjective
c2
sorry
adjective
a1
soulful
adjective
c2
speechless
adjective
c1
spent
adjective
c2
spiky
adjective
c2
spineless
adjective
c2
spit
verb
c2
splenetic
adjective
c2
spook
verb
c2
square
adjective
c2
stagger
verb
c2
staggered
adjective
c2
staid
adjective
c2
start
verb
c2
startle
verb
c2
startled
adjective
c2
static
noun
c2
steal somebody’s heart
idiom
c2
steaming
adjective
c2
stimulate
verb
c1
sting
verb
c2
stir
verb
c2
stir the blood
idiom
c2
stoked
adjective
c2
stoke up
phrasal verb
c2
stop/halt somebody in their tracks
idiom
c2
storm
verb
c2
stormy
adjective
c2
stress
noun
a2
stress
verb
b2
stressed
adjective
b1
strife
noun
c2
string along
phrasal verb
c2
strung up
adjective
c2
stuff
verb
c2
stuffed
adjective
c2
stuffy
adjective
c2
stun
verb
c1
stupefaction
noun
c2
stupefy
verb
c2
subdued
adjective
c2
suburban
adjective
c2
sulk
verb
c2
sulk
noun
c2
sulky
adjective
c2
sunny
adjective
c1
surprise
noun
a2
surprise
verb
a2
surprised
adjective
a2
surprising
adjective
a2
sweep somebody off their feet
idiom
c2
switched on
adjective
c2
swoon
verb
c2
take aback
phrasal verb
c2
tantrum
noun
c2
tease
verb
b2
teed off
adjective
c2
tee off
phrasal verb
c2
temper
noun
b2
temperamental
adjective
c2
tense
adjective
c1
terrible
adjective
a1
terrify
verb
b2
terrifying
adjective
b2
terror
noun
b2
tetchy
adjective
c2
thankful
adjective
c1
the feel-good factor
idiom
c2
thirst
noun
b2
thirsty
adjective
a1
thrill
noun
b2
thrill
verb
b2
thrilled
adjective
c1
throw
verb
c2
thunderous
adjective
c2
thunderstruck
adjective
c2
tight
adjective
c2
tight-lipped
adjective
c2
tirade
noun
c2
tire
verb
c2
tired
adjective
a1
tiredness
noun
b1
togetherness
noun
c2
tongue-tied
adjective
c2
torrid
adjective
c2
torture
noun
c1
torture
verb
c1
tortured
adjective
c2
tragic
adjective
b2
tremble
verb
c1
tremor
noun
c2
tremulous
adjective
c2
trepidation
noun
c2
trigger
verb
c2
trippy
adjective
c2
trouble
noun
b1
truculence
noun
c2
truculent
adjective
c2
twinkle
noun
c2
twitchy
adjective
c2
uncomfortable
adjective
b2
unconcerned
adjective
c1
unconsolable
adjective
c2
underfed
adjective
c2
unease
noun
c2
uneasy
adjective
c1
unhappiness
noun
b1
unhappy
adjective
a2
uninterested
adjective
b2
unnerve
verb
c2
unnerving
adjective
c2
unrequited
adjective
c2
up
adjective
c2
uplifted
adjective
c2
upset
adjective
b1
upset
verb
b1
upsetting
adjective
b2
uptight
adjective
c2
vexed
adjective
c2
wail
verb
c2
walk tall
idiom
c2
wearing
adjective
c2
wearisome
adjective
c2
wear out
phrasal verb
c2
weary
adjective
c2
weep
verb
c1
weepy
adjective
c2
whacked
adjective
c2
whip up
phrasal verb
c2
whirl
verb
c2
whoop
verb
c2
wide-eyed
adjective
c2
willies
noun
c2
wilt
verb
c2
win somebody’s heart
idiom
c2
wiped out
adjective
c2
wired
adjective
c2
with bated breath
idiom
c2
woebegone
adjective
c2
woeful
adjective
c2
wolf
verb
c2
wonder
noun
b1
wonderful
adjective
b1
wonderment
noun
c2
woo
verb
c2
worked up
adjective
c2
work off
phrasal verb
c2
worn
adjective
c2
worn out
adjective
c1
worried
adjective
a2
worry
verb
a2
worry
noun
b1
worship
noun
c1
worship
verb
c1
wretched
adjective
c2
wry
adjective
c2
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