Vocabulary Expansion and Emotions Quiz

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Emotions

• Enraged: An extremely angry and furious state.
• Furious: Extremely angry.
• Livid: The most extreme form of anger, showing extreme displeasure or rage.
• Melancholy: A state of pensive sadness, often without an apparent cause.
• Glum: Feeling down and dispirited.
• Sorrowful: Full of sorrow, deeply saddened.
• Mesmerizing: Captivating or enthralling, holding someone's attention completely.
• Captivating: Charming and attractive, holding someone's interest.
• Spellbinding: Holding someone's attention with a magical or irresistible quality.
• Grumpy: Irritable and bad-tempered.
• Crabby: Bad-tempered and irritable, like a crab.
• Cranky: Bad-tempered or irritable, often due to tiredness.
• Cheery: Happy and in a good mood.
• Elated: Feeling extremely happy and joyful.
• Gleeful: Full of glee or happiness.
• Fearful: Full of fear, afraid.
• Alarmed: Suddenly scared and worried, often a sudden feeling of fear.
• Rattled: Shaken or upset after being scared.
• Distressed: Worried, upset, or troubled.
• Agitated: Nervous, restless, or uneasy.
• Unsettled: Not at ease or calm, disturbed.

Traits

• Sociable: Enjoying the company of others, friendly and outgoing.
• Tender: Kind, gentle, and caring.
• Affable: Friendly, good-natured, and easy to talk to.
• Dull: Lacking interest, excitement, or color.
• Drab: Lacking brightness or color, dull and boring.
• Tedious: Boring, repetitive, and tiresome.
• Frisky: Playful and full of energy, especially used for animals.
• Lively: Full of energy and enthusiasm.
• Spirited: Full of energy, enthusiasm, determination, and ambition.
• Bitter: Feeling resentful or angry, often due to a bad experience.
• Disgruntled: Unhappy, dissatisfied, and unhappy.
• Venomous: Full of hatred or malice, spiteful.
• Courageous: Brave and determined in the face of danger or difficulty.
• Gallant: Brave and noble, chivalrous.
• Daring: Bold and adventurous, willing to take risks.
• Revered: Highly respected and admired.
• Enviable: To be envied, worthy of admiration or desire.
• Admirable: Worthy of respect and admiration.
• Amusing: Funny and entertaining.
• Hilarious: Extremely funny, causing laughter.
• Comical: Funny and amusing, often in a silly or absurd way.
• Adventurous: Seeking new and exciting experiences.
• Bold: Brave and confident, willing to take risks.
• Intrepid: Brave and fearless, especially in dangerous situations.
• Audacious: Bold and daring, willing to take risks.
• Peculiar: Strange or unusual, odd.
• Bizarre: Very strange and unusual, almost unbelievable.
• Uncanny: Strange and unsettling, hard to explain.

Sensations

• Bleary-eyed: Having blurry or tired eyes, often due to lack of sleep.
• Weary: Tired and worn out, lacking energy.
• Groggy: Feeling unwell, sleepy, or lacking mental clarity, often after waking up.
• Famished: Extremely hungry, starving.
• Peckish: Slightly hungry, wanting to eat something.
• Ravenous: Extremely hungry, eager to eat.
• Nauseous: Feeling sick, like you are going to vomit.
• Queasy: Feeling uneasy, especially in the stomach, often with a feeling of nausea.
• Feverish: Feeling hot, like you have a fever, often as a result of illness.
• Befuddled: Confused and muddled, unable to think clearly.
• Foggy: Having a confused or unclear mind, like having fog in your brain.
• Baffled: Confused and bewildered, unable to understand something.

### Colors

• Inky: The color of ink, usually black.
• Raven: A deep, dark blue-black color, like the feathers of a raven.
• Onyx: A deep black color, like the black gemstone onyx.
• Crimson: A deep, rich red color.
• Scarlet: A bright, vivid red color.
• Ruby: A deep, rich red color, like the gemstone ruby.
• Sapphire: A deep blue color, often with a hint of purple, like the gemstone sapphire.
• Denim: A deep blue color, like the fabric used for jeans.
• Navy: A dark blue color, similar to sapphire but darker.
• Cream: A warm white color with a hint of yellow.
• Pearl: A white color with a shimmer, like a pearl.
• Off-white: A pale white color with a hint of gray.
• Canary: A bright yellow color, like the feathers of a canary.
• Amber: A warm, yellowish-brown color, like the gemstone amber.
• Buttery: A soft, warm yellow color, like butter.
• Cinnamon: A reddish-brown color, like cinnamon spice.
• Ochre: A yellowish-brown color, often used in earth pigments.
• Khaki: A dull greenish-brown color, often associated with military uniforms.
• Emerald: A bright, deep green color, like the gemstone emerald.
• Olive: A grayish-green color, like olive tree leaves.
• Jade: A bright green color, often with a bluish tinge, like the gemstone jade.
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