Vocabulary Quiz: Emotions and Relationships

Vocabulary:

@ (at) used to indicate "to", sometimes used with "u" to mean "to you"
acquaint know or make someone know about something
acquaintance Someone you know casually, a friendship
Admire respect and approve of someone
adore love someone very much
amused finding something funny
annoyed feeling irritated or angry
answer back/talk back speak rudely to someone in authority
appreciate recognize and value someone/something
approve of think someone/something is good
disapprove the opposite of approve of
b-day short for "birthday"
betray be disloyal to someone
big-headed feeling very important and proud of yourself
brave not afraid of difficult or dangerous situations
break up end a relationship
can't stand hate someone/something
cheeky bold, impudent, often disrespectful
cheerful happy and optimistic
conceited excessively proud of oneself
confidential private, secret
crazy about like someone/something very much
cross angry
delighted very happy
devastated feeling very sad and upset
disapprove of think something is wrong or bad, not approve
disrespectful rude or impolite
fair-weather (friend) someone who is a friend only when things are good
fall out have an argument
false (friend) someone who pretends to be your friend
fancy sb find someone attractive
favour something you do for someone else; ask a favour of someone: ask someone to do something for you
fed up with unhappy about something and wanting it to stop
fight argue with someone
fond of like something or somebody
frank honest and direct in what you say
frightened scared
furious extremely angry
fussy easily upset, having a lot of specific needs or preferences
get lost! go away!
get on with have a good relationship with someone
get sb downed make someone feel sad or depressed
give away tell a secret
gloomy sad and pessimistic
go off stop liking someone or something
hardly almost not, very little
heartbroken feeling extremely sad
impolite rude
in spite of despite
keen on like something or somebody
knit make something using needles and yarn
laugh make a sound when you are happy or amused
let sb down disappoint someone
look down on think you are better than someone
look up to admire someone, respect them
lose one's temper become angry
mad about like someone/something very much
make up become friends again after an argument
messy untidy
modest not wanting to talk about your achievements
moody having a bad temper, often unhappy
mutual (friend) someone you both like
obedient doing what someone tells you to do
odd one out someone or something that is different from others
offend cause someone to be upset or angry
outgoing friendly and confident
(a) pain in the neck someone you find irritating
patient able to wait calmly for something
persuade convince someone to do something
pleased happy
rely on trust someone and know you can depend on them
rivalry a competition between two people for the same thing
row an argument, usually a noisy one
rude not polite
rumour a piece of information that may or may not be true, often spread by gossip
self-important thinking you are more important than you are
sincere honest and genuine
sociable friendly and enjoying the company of other people
straightforward honest and direct, not trying to hide anything
suggest offer an idea
tactless not thinking about how your words might make someone feel
tell sb off scold someone
terrified very frightened
thrilled very excited and happy
untidy not neat
weary/worn-out tired
sensible reasonable, practical
insensible unconscious, unresponsive