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  • abashedadjective
    c2
  • abhorverb
    c2
  • abominableadjective
    c2
  • abominateverb
    c2
  • absorbedadjective
    c1
  • absorptionnoun
    c2
  • abusenoun
    c1
  • acrimoniousadjective
    c2
  • acrimonynoun
    c2
  • addictnoun
    c1
  • addictedadjective
    b2
  • adorationnoun
    c2
  • adoreverb
    b2
  • adoringadjective
    c2
  • adrenalinenoun
    c1
  • adriftadjective
    c2
  • affectionnoun
    c1
  • affectionateadjective
    c1
  • afraidadjective
    a1
  • aggressionnoun
    c1
  • aggressiveadjective
    b2
  • aghastadjective
    c2
  • agitateverb
    c1
  • agitatedadjective
    c1
  • agitationnoun
    c2
  • agogadjective
    c2
  • alarmnoun
    b2
  • alarmverb
    b2
  • alarmedadjective
    b2
  • aloneadjective
    b1
  • amazeverb
    b1
  • amazedadjective
    b1
  • amazementnoun
    b2
  • amorousadjective
    c2
  • amournoun
    c2
  • amusementnoun
    b2
  • angernoun
    b2
  • angerverb
    b2
  • angrilyadverb
    a2
  • angryadjective
    a1
  • annoyverb
    b1
  • annoyancenoun
    c1
  • annoyedadjective
    b1
  • annoyingadjective
    b1
  • antagonismnoun
    c2
  • antagonizeverb
    c2
  • anxietynoun
    b2
  • anxiousadjective
    b2
  • apathynoun
    c2
  • apoplecticadjective
    c2
  • appalledadjective
    c1
  • apprehensionnoun
    c2
  • apprehensiveadjective
    c1
  • approvalnoun
    b2
  • ardournoun
    c2
  • argueverb
    a2
  • argumentnoun
    a2
  • ashamedadjective
    b2
  • (as) pleased/proud as Punchidiom
    c2
  • (as) sick as a parrotidiom
    c2
  • astonishverb
    b2
  • astonishedadjective
    b2
  • astonishmentnoun
    c1
  • astoundverb
    c1
  • astoundedadjective
    c1
  • attractionnoun
    b1
  • awkwardadjective
    b2
  • badadjective
    b1
  • bashfuladjective
    c2
  • be a bag/bundle of nervesidiom
    c2
  • beamverb
    c2
  • be at your wits’ endidiom
    c2
  • be frightened/nervous/scared of your own shadowidiom
    c2
  • be/get (all) riled upidiom
    c2
  • be/get (all) steamed up (about/over something)idiom
    c2
  • belongverb
    b1
  • be lost for wordsidiom
    c1
  • be on edgeidiom
    c2
  • (be) on tenterhooksidiom
    c2
  • bereftadjective
    c2
  • berserkadjective
    c2
  • be scared/bored witlessidiom
    c2
  • besottedadjective
    c2
  • be starving (for something)idiom
    c2
  • be taken aback (by somebody/something)idiom
    c2
  • be tickled pinkidiom
    c2
  • bitteradjective
    b2
  • blanchverb
    c2
  • blazingadjective
    c2
  • blearyadjective
    c2
  • bleary-eyedadjective
    c2
  • blenchverb
    c2
  • blindsideverb
    c2
  • blissfuladjective
    c2
  • blitheadjective
    c2
  • bloomverb
    c2
  • blow a fuseidiom
    c2
  • blow/knock somebody’s socks offidiom
    c2
  • blow-upnoun
    c2
  • blueadjective
    c2
  • blushverb
    c1
  • body blownoun
    c2
  • boggleverb
    c2
  • boilverb
    c2
  • boreverb
    c1
  • borenoun
    c1
  • borednoun
    a1
  • boredomnoun
    b2
  • brain-deadadjective
    c2
  • breakverb
    c2
  • breathtakingadjective
    b2
  • bristleverb
    c2
  • brokenadjective
    c1
  • broken heartnoun
    c1
  • broken-heartedadjective
    c1
  • broodverb
    c2
  • broodyadjective
    c2
  • bumverb
    c2
  • bust-upnoun
    c2
  • buzznoun
    c1
  • caperverb
    c2
  • captureverb
    b2
  • careverb
    a2
  • carewornadjective
    c2
  • carry a torch for somebodyidiom
    c2
  • (catch/throw somebody) off balanceidiom
    c2
  • chafeverb
    c2
  • chagrinnoun
    c2
  • chatterverb
    c2
  • cheerfuladjective
    b1
  • cheeryadjective
    c2
  • chillnoun
    c2
  • chokedadjective
    c2
  • cholericadjective
    c2
  • chuffedadjective
    c2
  • chugverb
    c2
  • churnverb
    c2
  • cloudverb
    c2
  • cold sweatnoun
    c2
  • come aliveidiom
    c1
  • complainverb
    a2
  • confessverb
    b2
  • confessionnoun
    c1
  • confoundverb
    c2
  • confrontationaladjective
    c2
  • conscience-strickenadjective
    c2
  • consternationnoun
    c2
  • contemptnoun
    c1
  • contemptuousadjective
    c1
  • contentadjective
    c1
  • controversialadjective
    b2
  • cooladjective
    b2
  • cowedadjective
    c2
  • cowernoun
    c2
  • crankyadjective
    c2
  • crazyadjective
    a2
  • creepyadjective
    c2
  • crestfallenadjective
    c2
  • cringeverb
    c2
  • cringeworthyadjective
    c2
  • crossadjective
    c2
  • crotchetyadjective
    c2
  • crumpleverb
    c2
  • cryverb
    a2
  • curdleverb
    c2
  • curiousadjective
    b2
  • dead beatadjective
    c2
  • dejectedadjective
    c2
  • dejectionnoun
    c2
  • delightedadjective
    b2
  • deliriousadjective
    c2
  • demolishverb
    c2
  • depressedadjective
    b2
  • depressingadjective
    b2
  • depressionnoun
    b2
  • desirenoun
    b2
  • desolateadjective
    c1
  • desolationnoun
    c2
  • despairnoun
    c1
  • despairverb
    c1
  • desperateadjective
    b2
  • desperationnoun
    c2
  • despondencynoun
    c2
  • despondentadjective
    c2
  • detestverb
    c1
  • devastateverb
    c1
  • devotedadjective
    c1
  • devotionnoun
    c1
  • devourverb
    c1
  • diffidencenoun
    c2
  • diffidentadjective
    c2
  • disappointverb
    b2
  • disappointedadjective
    b1
  • disappointingadjective
    b1
  • disappointmentnoun
    b2
  • disapprovalnoun
    c1
  • discomfitverb
    c2
  • discomfiturenoun
    c2
  • discomfortverb
    c1
  • disconcertverb
    c2
  • disconcertedadjective
    c2
  • disconcertingadjective
    c2
  • disconsolateadjective
    c2
  • discontentnoun
    c1
  • discontentedadjective
    c1
  • disgraceverb
    c2
  • disgracefuladjective
    c2
  • disgruntledadjective
    c2
  • disgustnoun
    c1
  • disgustverb
    c2
  • disgustedadjective
    c1
  • disgustingadjective
    b2
  • disillusionedadjective
    c1
  • disinterestedadjective
    c2
  • dismaynoun
    c2
  • dismayverb
    c2
  • distressnoun
    c1
  • distressverb
    c1
  • distressedadjective
    c1
  • distressingadjective
    c1
  • disturbedadjective
    c1
  • dog-tiredadjective
    c2
  • doldrumsnoun
    c2
  • dolefuladjective
    c2
  • dotingadjective
    c2
  • downverb
    c2
  • downadjective
    b2
  • downcastadjective
    c2
  • downernoun
    c2
  • downheartedadjective
    c2
  • down in the dumpsidiom
    c2
  • down in the mouthidiom
    c2
  • drabadjective
    c2
  • dragnoun
    c2
  • drainedadjective
    c2
  • dreadverb
    c1
  • dreadnoun
    c1
  • dreadedadjective
    c2
  • dreadfuladjective
    b2
  • drearyadjective
    c2
  • droopverb
    c2
  • drowsyadjective
    c2
  • dryadjective
    c2
  • dulladjective
    b2
  • dumbfoundverb
    c2
  • dumbfoundedadjective
    c2
  • eageradjective
    c1
  • eagernessnoun
    c1
  • ecstaticadjective
    c1
  • edgyadjective
    c2
  • effervescentadjective
    c2
  • ejaculationnoun
    c2
  • elatedadjective
    c2
  • electricadjective
    c2
  • electrifyverb
    c2
  • embarrassedadjective
    b1
  • embarrassingadjective
    b1
  • embarrassmentnoun
    c1
  • embitterverb
    c2
  • embitteredadjective
    c2
  • emotionnoun
    b1
  • emotionaladjective
    b2
  • emptinessnoun
    c2
  • emptyadjective
    b2
  • enamouredadjective
    c2
  • enchantverb
    c2
  • engrossedadjective
    c2
  • enjoyverb
    a2
  • enjoymentnoun
    b2
  • enrageverb
    c2
  • enthuseverb
    c2
  • enthusiasmnoun
    b2
  • enthusiastnoun
    c1
  • envynoun
    c1
  • envyverb
    c1
  • exasperatedadjective
    c2
  • excitableadjective
    c2
  • exciteverb
    c1
  • excitedadjective
    b2
  • excitementnoun
    b1
  • exclamatoryadjective
    c2
  • exhaustedadjective
    b1
  • exhaustingadjective
    b2
  • exhaustionnoun
    c1
  • exhilarateverb
    c2
  • exhilaratedadjective
    c2
  • exhilarationnoun
    c2
  • explodeverb
    c2
  • explosiveadjective
    c2
  • exultverb
    c2
  • exultantadjective
    c2
  • failverb
    c1
  • faintnessnoun
    c2
  • famishedadjective
    c2
  • fancyverb
    b1
  • far from pleasedidiom
    c2
  • fascinatedadjective
    b2
  • fascinationnoun
    c1
  • fatiguenoun
    c1
  • fatiguedadjective
    c2
  • fearverb
    b1
  • fearfuladjective
    b2
  • fearsomeadjective
    c2
  • febrileadjective
    c2
  • fed upadjective
    b1
  • feellinking verb
    a1
  • feel goodidiom
    a2
  • feel-goodadjective
    b2
  • feelingnoun
    a1
  • fidgetverb
    c2
  • fidgetyadjective
    c2
  • fierceadjective
    c1
  • fieryadjective
    c2
  • fireverb
    c2
  • flabbergastedadjective
    c2
  • flapverb
    c2
  • flareverb
    c2
  • flare-upnoun
    c2
  • flatteringadjective
    c2
  • flinchverb
    c2
  • flipverb
    c2
  • flip your lididiom
    c2
  • float/walk on airidiom
    c2
  • floorverb
    c2
  • flopverb
    c2
  • flourishverb
    c1
  • flushverb
    c2
  • flushnoun
    c2
  • flusternoun
    c2
  • flutternoun
    c2
  • fly into a rage, temper, etc.idiom
    c2
  • fly off the handleidiom
    c2
  • foam at the mouthidiom
    c2
  • fondadjective
    c1
  • foolishadjective
    c1
  • for fear of something/of doing somethingidiom
    c1
  • forlornadjective
    c2
  • franticadjective
    c1
  • frazzledadjective
    c2
  • freakverb
    c2
  • freeze your bloodidiom
    c2
  • fretverb
    c2
  • fretfuladjective
    c2
  • frightnoun
    c1
  • frightenedadjective
    b1
  • frissonnoun
    c2
  • frozenadjective
    c1
  • frustrateverb
    c1
  • frustratedadjective
    c1
  • fulfilverb
    b2
  • fulfilledadjective
    c1
  • fumeverb
    c2
  • funnoun
    a1
  • furiousadjective
    b2
  • furynoun
    c1
  • gallverb
    c2
  • gallingadjective
    c2
  • galvanizeverb
    c2
  • gaspverb
    c1
  • get/have cold feetidiom
    c2
  • get/have the hots for somebodyidiom
    c2
  • gibberverb
    c2
  • giddyadjective
    c2
  • give somebody the creepsidiom
    c2
  • give your heart to somebodyidiom
    c2
  • gladadjective
    b1
  • gladdenverb
    c2
  • glareverb
    c1
  • glarenoun
    c1
  • glazeverb
    c2
  • gleenoun
    c2
  • gleefuladjective
    c2
  • gloomnoun
    c1
  • gloomyadjective
    c1
  • glowverb
    c2
  • glownoun
    c2
  • glowerverb
    c2
  • glued/riveted/rooted to the spotidiom
    c2
  • glued/riveted/rooted to the spotidiom
    c2
  • glumadjective
    c2
  • gnash your teethidiom
    c2
  • go ballisticidiom
    c2
  • go bananasidiom
    c2
  • gobbleverb
    c2
  • gobsmackedadjective
    c2
  • goggleverb
    c2
  • goggle-eyedadjective
    c2
  • go hot and coldidiom
    c2
  • go off on oneidiom
    c2
  • goose pimplesnoun
    c2
  • gorgeverb
    c2
  • go spareidiom
    c2
  • go through the roofidiom
    c2
  • grabverb
    c2
  • gratefuladjective
    b1
  • gratitudenoun
    c1
  • graveadjective
    c2
  • greednoun
    c1
  • greedyadjective
    b2
  • grief-strickenadjective
    c2
  • grieveverb
    c2
  • groggyadjective
    c2
  • gross-outnoun
    c2
  • gross-outadjective
    c2
  • grudgenoun
    c2
  • guiltnoun
    c1
  • guiltyadjective
    b1
  • guttedadjective
    c2
  • guzzleverb
    c2
  • hacked offadjective
    c2
  • hang-upnoun
    c2
  • happinessnoun
    b1
  • happyadjective
    a1
  • hateverb
    a1
  • hatenoun
    b1
  • hatrednoun
    c1
  • have a quick/short temperidiom
    c2
  • have got it badidiom
    c2
  • have hystericsidiom
    c2
  • head over heels in loveidiom
    c2
  • headyadjective
    c2
  • heartnoun
    b1
  • heartachenoun
    c2
  • heartbreaknoun
    c2
  • heartbreakingadjective
    c2
  • heartbrokenadjective
    c1
  • heart-rendingadjective
    c2
  • heartsickadjective
    c2
  • heavennoun
    b2
  • het upadjective
    c2
  • highly strungadjective
    c2
  • hit the roofidiom
    c2
  • hit/touch/strike a (raw/sensitive) nerveidiom
    c2
  • homesickadjective
    b2
  • homesicknessnoun
    c1
  • honornoun
    b2
  • honournoun
    b2
  • hooknoun
    c2
  • hopeverb
    a1
  • hopenoun
    a2
  • hopping madidiom
    c2
  • horrifiedadjective
    c1
  • horrifyverb
    b2
  • horrifyingadjective
    c1
  • horrornoun
    b1
  • horror-struckadjective
    c2
  • hostileadjective
    c1
  • hostilitynoun
    c1
  • hotadjective
    c1
  • hot-bloodedadjective
    c2
  • hot-temperedadjective
    c2
  • hot under the collaridiom
    c2
  • huffverb
    c2
  • huff and puffidiom
    c2
  • humdrumadjective
    c2
  • humiliateverb
    c1
  • humiliatingadjective
    c1
  • humiliationnoun
    c1
  • hungernoun
    b2
  • hungryadjective
    a1
  • huntedadjective
    c2
  • hurtverb
    b2
  • hyped upadjective
    c2
  • hyperadjective
    c2
  • hyperventilateverb
    c2
  • hysterianoun
    c1
  • hystericsnoun
    c2
  • idoladjective
    c1
  • idolatrousadjective
    c2
  • idolatrynoun
    c2
  • idolizeverb
    c2
  • idyllnoun
    c2
  • ignominiousadjective
    c2
  • ignominynoun
    c2
  • ill-temperedadjective
    c2
  • illuminateverb
    c2
  • illumineverb
    c2
  • in a (flat) spinidiom
    c2
  • in a huffidiom
    c2
  • incenseverb
    c2
  • incensedadjective
    c2
  • inconsolableadjective
    c2
  • indignantadjective
    c2
  • indignationnoun
    c2
  • indignitynoun
    c2
  • infatuatedadjective
    c2
  • infatuationnoun
    c2
  • in fear of your lifeidiom
    c2
  • inflamedadjective
    c2
  • infuriateverb
    c1
  • infuriatingadjective
    c1
  • in good heartidiom
    c2
  • inhibitedadjective
    c2
  • inhibitionnoun
    c2
  • inquisitiveadjective
    c1
  • insecureadjective
    c1
  • insecuritynoun
    c1
  • in seventh heavenidiom
    c2
  • interestnoun
    a1
  • intimidatedadjective
    c2
  • intoxicatedadjective
    c2
  • intoxicatingadjective
    c2
  • intrigueverb
    c1
  • intriguedadjective
    c1
  • invectivenoun
    c2
  • irascibilitynoun
    c2
  • irascibleadjective
    c2
  • irateadjective
    c2
  • irrepressibleadjective
    c2
  • irritateverb
    c1
  • irritatedadjective
    b2
  • isolationnoun
    c1
  • jauntyadjective
    c2
  • jealousadjective
    b1
  • jealousynoun
    b2
  • jittersnoun
    c2
  • jitteryadjective
    c2
  • joltnoun
    c2
  • joynoun
    b2
  • joyfuladjective
    c1
  • joyousadjective
    c2
  • jumpverb
    b1
  • jumpyadjective
    c2
  • keenadjective
    b1
  • keyed upadjective
    c2
  • knockverb
    c2
  • knock somebody sidewaysidiom
    c2
  • knotverb
    c2
  • lamentverb
    c2
  • lashverb
    c2
  • laughverb
    a1
  • laughnoun
    a1
  • lividadjective
    c2
  • loatheverb
    c1
  • loathsomeadjective
    c2
  • lonelinessnoun
    c1
  • lonelyadjective
    b1
  • lonernoun
    c2
  • lonesomeadjective
    c2
  • longingnoun
    c2
  • look/feel smallidiom
    c2
  • lose your heart (to somebody/something)idiom
    c2
  • lose your ragidiom
    c2
  • lovableadjective
    c1
  • lovenoun
    a1
  • loveverb
    a1
  • loved-upadjective
    c2
  • lovelessadjective
    c1
  • lovelornadjective
    c2
  • lovesickadjective
    c2
  • lovey-doveyadjective
    c2
  • lovingadjective
    c1
  • lugubriousadjective
    c2
  • lukewarmadjective
    c2
  • lurchverb
    c2
  • lurvenoun
    c2
  • lustnoun
    c2
  • madadjective
    b1
  • maddenverb
    c2
  • maddeningadjective
    c2
  • make somebody sickidiom
    c2
  • make somebody’s blood boilidiom
    c2
  • make somebody’s blood run coldidiom
    c2
  • make somebody’s dayidiom
    c1
  • make somebody’s toes curlidiom
    c2
  • make your flesh creepidiom
    c2
  • make your skin crawlidiom
    c2
  • manicadjective
    c2
  • marvelverb
    c1
  • melancholynoun
    c2
  • melancholyadjective
    c2
  • mellowadjective
    c2
  • meltingadjective
    c2
  • menacenoun
    c2
  • merrimentnoun
    c2
  • merryadjective
    c1
  • miffedadjective
    c2
  • mind-numbingadjective
    c2
  • miserableadjective
    b2
  • miserynoun
    c1
  • monotonousadjective
    c1
  • monotonynoun
    c2
  • moodnoun
    b2
  • moodyadjective
    b2
  • moonstruckadjective
    c2
  • moroseadjective
    c2
  • mortificationnoun
    c2
  • mortifyverb
    c2
  • mortifyingadjective
    c2
  • mournverb
    c2
  • mournfuladjective
    c2
  • munchiesnoun
    c2
  • nail-bitingadjective
    c2
  • nervenoun
    b2
  • nervousadjective
    a2
  • nervyadjective
    c2
  • nettleverb
    c2
  • neurosisnoun
    c2
  • nutsadjective
    c2
  • offendverb
    b2
  • OKadjective
    a1
  • on top of the worldidiom
    c1
  • on your conscienceidiom
    c2
  • open-mouthedadjective
    c2
  • outragenoun
    c1
  • outrageverb
    c1
  • overaweverb
    c2
  • overawedadjective
    c2
  • overexcitedadjective
    c1
  • overheatedadjective
    c2
  • overjoyedadjective
    c1
  • overprotectiveadjective
    c2
  • over the moonidiom
    c1
  • overtiredadjective
    c2
  • overwroughtadjective
    c2
  • painnoun
    a2
  • painfuladjective
    b1
  • palpitateverb
    c2
  • panicverb
    b2
  • paranoianoun
    c2
  • parchedadjective
    c2
  • passionnoun
    b1
  • passionateadjective
    b2
  • peckishadjective
    c2
  • pessimismnoun
    b2
  • pessimistnoun
    b2
  • petrifiedadjective
    c2
  • petrifyverb
    c2
  • phobianoun
    b1
  • pigverb
    c1
  • pineverb
    c2
  • piquenoun
    c2
  • pitynoun
    c1
  • pityverb
    b2
  • plaintiveadjective
    c2
  • pleasedadjective
    a2
  • pleasurenoun
    b1
  • poignancynoun
    c2
  • poignantadjective
    c2
  • poleaxeverb
    c2
  • ponderousadjective
    c2
  • popverb
    c2
  • pop-eyedadjective
    c2
  • predictableadjective
    c1
  • prickleverb
    c2
  • protectiveadjective
    c1
  • proudadjective
    b1
  • provocationnoun
    c2
  • provocativeadjective
    c1
  • provokeverb
    c1
  • psychedadjective
    c2
  • pull, tug, etc. at somebody's heartstringsidiom
    c2
  • puppy lovenoun
    c2
  • pushverb
    c1
  • put somebody on the spotidiom
    c2
  • quailverb
    c2
  • quakeverb
    c2
  • quarrelnoun
    c2
  • queasyadjective
    c2
  • quenchverb
    c2
  • querulousadjective
    c2
  • quick-temperedadjective
    c2
  • raceverb
    c2
  • radiancenoun
    c2
  • radiantadjective
    c2
  • ragenoun
    c1
  • rageverb
    c2
  • railverb
    c2
  • rankleverb
    c2
  • rantverb
    c2
  • rant and raveidiom
    c2
  • rantingsnoun
    c2
  • raptadjective
    c2
  • rattleverb
    c2
  • rattyadjective
    c2
  • raveverb
    c2
  • ravenousadjective
    c2
  • reclusenoun
    c2
  • reclusiveadjective
    c2
  • recoilverb
    c2
  • redadjective
    a2
  • red-facedadjective
    b1
  • regretnoun
    b2
  • regretfuladjective
    c2
  • rejoicingnoun
    c2
  • reliefnoun
    b2
  • relievedadjective
    b2
  • repelverb
    c2
  • repetitiveadjective
    b2
  • reproachverb
    c2
  • repugnancenoun
    c2
  • repugnantadjective
    c2
  • repulseverb
    c2
  • requiteverb
    c2
  • resentverb
    c1
  • resentfuladjective
    c1
  • resentmentnoun
    c1
  • retiringadjective
    c2
  • revoltverb
    c2
  • revulsionnoun
    c2
  • rileverb
    c2
  • rivetverb
    c2
  • roastverb
    c2
  • round-eyedadjective
    c2
  • rouseverb
    c2
  • routinenoun
    b1
  • routineadjective
    b2
  • rowverb
    c2
  • ruefuladjective
    c2
  • rutnoun
    c2
  • sadadjective
    a1
  • saddenverb
    c2
  • sadlyadverb
    a2
  • sadnessnoun
    b1
  • satisfiedadjective
    b2
  • satisfyverb
    b2
  • scarenoun
    b2
  • scaredadjective
    a2
  • scenenoun
    c2
  • scoffverb
    c2
  • screamverb
    b2
  • secureadjective
    b2
  • securitynoun
    b2
  • see redidiom
    c2
  • seetheverb
    c2
  • self-consciousadjective
    c1
  • self-effacementnoun
    c2
  • self-effacingadjective
    c2
  • self-esteemnoun
    c1
  • self-fulfilmentnoun
    c2
  • self-satisfactionnoun
    c2
  • self-satisfiedadjective
    c2
  • sensationnoun
    c1
  • sensationaladjective
    c1
  • sentimentnoun
    c1
  • sentimentaladjective
    c1
  • sepulchraladjective
    c2
  • seraphicadjective
    c2
  • shakeverb
    b2
  • shake in your boots/shoesidiom
    c2
  • shakenadjective
    c1
  • shamenoun
    b2
  • shamefacedadjective
    c2
  • shamefuladjective
    c2
  • shamingadjective
    c2
  • shatteredadjective
    c1
  • sheepishadjective
    c2
  • shirtyadjective
    c2
  • shiververb
    c1
  • shockverb
    b2
  • short-fusedadjective
    c2
  • short-temperedadjective
    c2
  • shriekverb
    c2
  • shrieknoun
    c2
  • shrinkverb
    c2
  • shudderverb
    c2
  • shyadjective
    b1
  • sick at heartidiom
    c2
  • sicknessnoun
    c2
  • sighverb
    c1
  • slakeverb
    c2
  • smileverb
    a2
  • smilenoun
    a2
  • smile/grin/beam from ear to earidiom
    c2
  • smirkverb
    c2
  • smirknoun
    c2
  • smittenadjective
    c2
  • smotherverb
    c2
  • snapverb
    c2
  • snarfverb
    c2
  • snarlverb
    c2
  • solitaryadjective
    c1
  • solitudenoun
    c2
  • sombreadjective
    c2
  • somebody’s blood is upidiom
    c2
  • somebody’s face is like thunderidiom
    c2
  • somebody’s heart is in their mouthidiom
    c2
  • somebody’s heart leapsidiom
    c2
  • something boggles the mindidiom
    c2
  • soreadjective
    c2
  • sorrownoun
    c1
  • sorrowfuladjective
    c2
  • sorryadjective
    a1
  • soulfuladjective
    c2
  • speechlessadjective
    c1
  • spentadjective
    c2
  • spikyadjective
    c2
  • spinelessadjective
    c2
  • spitverb
    c2
  • spleneticadjective
    c2
  • spookverb
    c2
  • squareadjective
    c2
  • staggerverb
    c2
  • staggeredadjective
    c2
  • staidadjective
    c2
  • startverb
    c2
  • startleverb
    c2
  • startledadjective
    c2
  • staticnoun
    c2
  • the heebie-jeebiesnoun
    c2
  • the williesnoun
    c2
  • steal somebody’s heartidiom
    c2
  • steamingadjective
    c2
  • stimulateverb
    c1
  • stingverb
    c2
  • stirverb
    c2
  • stir the bloodidiom
    c2
  • stokedadjective
    c2
  • stop/halt somebody in their tracksidiom
    c2
  • stormverb
    c2
  • stormyadjective
    c2
  • stressnoun
    a2
  • stressverb
    b2
  • stressedadjective
    b1
  • strifenoun
    c2
  • strung upadjective
    c2
  • stuffverb
    c2
  • stuffedadjective
    c2
  • stuffyadjective
    c2
  • stunverb
    c1
  • stupefactionnoun
    c2
  • stupefyverb
    c2
  • subduedadjective
    c2
  • suburbanadjective
    c2
  • sulkverb
    c2
  • sulknoun
    c2
  • sulkyadjective
    c2
  • sunnyadjective
    c1
  • surprisenoun
    a2
  • surpriseverb
    a2
  • surprisedadjective
    a2
  • surprisingadjective
    a2
  • sweep somebody off their feetidiom
    c2
  • switched onadjective
    c2
  • swoonverb
    c2
  • tantrumnoun
    c2
  • teaseverb
    b2
  • teed offadjective
    c2
  • tempernoun
    b2
  • temperamentaladjective
    c2
  • tenseadjective
    c1
  • terribleadjective
    a1
  • terrifyverb
    b2
  • terrifyingadjective
    b2
  • terrornoun
    b2
  • tetchyadjective
    c2
  • thankfuladjective
    c1
  • the feel-good factoridiom
    c2
  • thirstnoun
    b2
  • thirstyadjective
    a1
  • thrillnoun
    b2
  • thrillverb
    b2
  • thrilledadjective
    c1
  • throwverb
    c2
  • thunderousadjective
    c2
  • thunderstruckadjective
    c2
  • tightadjective
    c2
  • tight-lippedadjective
    c2
  • tiradenoun
    c2
  • tireverb
    c2
  • tiredadjective
    a1
  • tirednessnoun
    b1
  • togethernessnoun
    c2
  • tongue-tiedadjective
    c2
  • torridadjective
    c2
  • torturenoun
    c1
  • tortureverb
    c1
  • torturedadjective
    c2
  • tragicadjective
    b2
  • trembleverb
    c1
  • tremornoun
    c2
  • tremulousadjective
    c2
  • trepidationnoun
    c2
  • troublenoun
    b1
  • truculencenoun
    c2
  • truculentadjective
    c2
  • twinklenoun
    c2
  • twitchyadjective
    c2
  • uncomfortableadjective
    b2
  • unconcernedadjective
    c1
  • unconsolableadjective
    c2
  • underfedadjective
    c2
  • uneasenoun
    c2
  • uneasyadjective
    c1
  • unhappinessnoun
    b1
  • unhappyadjective
    a2
  • uninterestedadjective
    b2
  • unnerveverb
    c2
  • unnervingadjective
    c2
  • unrequitedadjective
    c2
  • upadjective
    c2
  • upliftedadjective
    c2
  • upsetadjective
    b1
  • upsetverb
    b1
  • upsettingadjective
    b2
  • uptightadjective
    c2
  • vexedadjective
    c2
  • wailverb
    c2
  • walk tallidiom
    c2
  • wearingadjective
    c2
  • wearisomeadjective
    c2
  • wearyadjective
    c2
  • weepverb
    c1
  • weepyadjective
    c2
  • whackedadjective
    c2
  • whirlverb
    c2
  • whoopverb
    c2
  • wide-eyedadjective
    c2
  • wiltverb
    c2
  • win somebody’s heartidiom
    c2
  • wiped outadjective
    c2
  • wiredadjective
    c2
  • with bated breathidiom
    c2
  • woebegoneadjective
    c2
  • woefuladjective
    c2
  • wolfverb
    c2
  • wondernoun
    b1
  • wonderfuladjective
    b1
  • wondermentnoun
    c2
  • wooverb
    c2
  • worked upadjective
    c2
  • wornadjective
    c2
  • worn outadjective
    c1
  • worriedadjective
    a2
  • worryverb
    a2
  • worrynoun
    b1
  • worshipnoun
    c1
  • worshipverb
    c1
  • wretchedadjective
    c2
  • wryadjective
    c2
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