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What are angry words?
How do you describe someone’s anger?
What is a rage Party?
Are rage rooms healthy?
What does rage quit mean?
Do rage rooms make money?
What is a smash house?
Why does it feel good to break things?

1 irate, incensed, enraged, infuriated, furious, mad; provoked, irritated.

What are angry words?

boiling

angry.
enraged.
fuming.
furious.
incensed.
indignant.
infuriated.
mad.

How do you describe someone’s anger?

Physical signs of anger include:

An increased heart rate.
Feeling hot or flushed.
Shaking.
A clenched jaw.
A dry mouth.
Shouting, ranting, making loud noises.
Staring.
Baring teeth.

What is a rage Party?

(slang) A party, particularly a large, wild party (social event).

Are rage rooms healthy?

Not only do rage rooms provide only short-lived benefits, they may pose a danger to some people. … Anger rooms and other physical outlets for anger may temporarily expel the bad feelings. But they don’t address the underlying cause of anger, or help people learn healthier ways to manage their emotions.

What does rage quit mean?

A rage quit is when a player in sports or video gaming is too angry to continue playing a game and usually leaves before the end of the game or match.

Do rage rooms make money?

A Rage Room makes money by charging more for the experience than the cost of acquiring the breakable objects that will be arranged for destruction. Overhead costs must also be covered. These include: Rental of the room or rooms.

What is a smash house?

Rage rooms, also known as smash rooms or anger rooms, have opened in cities around the world, and they offer a safe place for people to shatter away their anger – literally. You can hurl a plate across a room, take a sledgehammer to an old computer or kiss a framed photo of your ex goodbye with a golf club.

Why does it feel good to break things?

Why does it feel good? … That’s partly because it feels taboo to break things. “Just letting it go and smashing things just feels like something you’re not supposed to do,” Byrne said. “I think it’s a more positive, controlled way for them to get their anger out.”

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What is similar to Angry?
What are some synonyms for anger?
What is a stronger word for anger?
What is an angry person called?
What should you not say when someone is frustrated?
How do you cheer up a frustrated person?
What should you not say when comforting someone?
How do you comfort someone who is crying?
What to say instead of stop crying?
Should you hug someone who is crying?
Why does a man hug a woman tightly?

1 irate, incensed, enraged, infuriated, furious, mad; provoked, irritated.

What is similar to Angry?

boiling

angry.
enraged.
fuming.
furious.
incensed.
indignant.
infuriated.
mad.

What are some synonyms for anger?

other words for anger

acrimony.
annoyance.
antagonism.
enmity.
fury.
impatience.
rage.
violence.

What is a stronger word for anger?

Some common synonyms of anger are fury, indignation, ire, rage, and wrath.

What is an angry person called?

Irritable, testy, touchy, irascible are adjectives meaning easily upset, offended, or angered. Irritable means easily annoyed or bothered, and it implies cross and snappish behavior: an irritable clerk, rude and hostile; Impatient and irritable, he was constantly complaining.

What should you not say when someone is frustrated?

Here are four things to avoid saying:

“It’s not a big deal. Don’t worry about it.”
“Just think positive.” If only it were that easy!
“Stop being so emotional (or sensitive or dramatic).” Some people are highly sensitive to emotional events, and that’s just how they are.
“You need to be more rational.”

How do you cheer up a frustrated person?

Calm Them Down

Listen to them and acknowledge their pain. This automatically has a calming influence.
Ask questions that make them engage their rational mind. Literally make them stop and think.
Encourage them to observe themselves. 7-11 Breathing is perfect for this.
Take them out for a walk.

What should you not say when comforting someone?

Don’t force them to “see the positives” too quickly. Don’t tell them how “it’s going to be better” too quickly. Don’t tell them how to fix it too quickly (most likely they’re not ready for the solution)…Giving space and time means:

Listen.
Accept silences.
Let them cry / be angry / complain.

How do you comfort someone who is crying?

How to Comfort Someone Who’s Sad/Crying

“Witness” their feelings.
Affirm that their feelings make sense.
Show the person you understand their feelings, and facilitate the deepening of his or her own understanding of them.
Don’t minimize their pain or try to cheer them up.
Offer physical affection if appropriate.

What to say instead of stop crying?

Here are 10 things to say instead of stop crying:

It’s OK if you’re sad.
I know this is hard.
I am here for you if you need me.
Tell me what is making you feel sad.
I see you and I hear you.
I am listening to you.

Should you hug someone who is crying?

Someone crying often doesn’t need anything except someone to be with them. Crying can be quite healthy for our immune system. And by the way, hugging or touching a crying person may act the same way that the tissue does, to unintentionally stifle the person’s feelings.

Why does a man hug a woman tightly?

The tight squeeze is to let you know how much he is into you. A tight hug from a guy can also mean after a long tiring day, he just wants to feel your warmth. Or, in amidst troubles, he is seeking silent assurance and encouragement from you.

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Feeling anger

Displaying or conveying anger

High in tension or levels of conflict

(of a wound or an injury) Inflamed and painful

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Adjective

▲

Feeling anger

enraged

furious

irate

livid

outraged

indignant

infuriated

mad

affronted

antagonised^UK

antagonized^US

bitter

incensed

offended

resentful

apoplectic

irritated

maddened

aggravated

aggrieved

annoyed

chafed

cross

displeased

exasperated

galled

provoked

riled

upset

cheesed off

discontented

disgruntled

disgusted

nettled

perturbed

piqued

ropeable

seething

sore

vexed

worked up

angered

bent out of shape

bothered

dirty

filthy

foaming at the mouth

gnashing one’s teeth

hopping mad

hot under the collar

huffy

irked

miffed

peeved

rabid

rankled

soreheaded

teed off

ticked off

troubled

up in arms

aerated

as cross as two sticks

ballistic

beside oneself

crook

frustrated

in a frenzy

in a lather

on the warpath

roiled

ruffled

steamed up

wroth

at daggers drawn

boiling

browned off

enflamed

fit to be tied

in high dudgeon

steaming

ticked

unglued

unhappy

waxy

cray-cray

wrathful

ireful

fuming

choleric

shirty

inflamed

foaming

riley

infuriate

hot

hopping

horn-mad

in a huff

raging

put out

going crook

tooshie

narked

wild

blue in the face

in a fume

in a pet

in a temper

hacked off

choked

fed up

raving

dissatisfied

hurt

peed off

agitated

frenzied

eggy

steamed

not best pleased

beside yourself

incandescent

snaky

distressed

brassed off

ranting

snuffy

disturbed

testy

disappointed

miffy

vex

wound up

off the air

malcontent

insane

insulted

acrimonious

ratty

sullen

flustered

scunnered

embittered

very angry

wounded

worried

pained

seeing red

ill-humored^US

discontent

in a bad mood

grumpy

rancorous

hot and bothered

hoha

ill-humoured^UK

unsatisfied

heated

crabby

wrath

frantic

sulky

excited

berserk

violent

stung

irritable

corybantic

hot-tempered

surly

in a paddy

hysterical

afflicted

impatient

spiteful

acrid

in a bate

splenetic

hostile

harassed

spare

anxious

rattled

uptight

crazy

frenetic

distraught

ill-tempered

bad-tempered

overwrought

slighted

boiling mad

irascible

keyed up

out of control

disaffected

petulant

injured

churlish

grouchy

peevish

shook up

in a tizzy

roused

grieved

hacked

sour

crazed

stroppy

bent

discouraged

ungratified

burned up

with all guns blazing

saddened

desperate

grudging

unfulfilled

hateful

demented

dark

harried

het up

irrational

out of joint

shocked

crabbed

hard

disquieted

delirious

hectic

deranged

fraught

out of humour

at boiling point

bummed out

raging mad

hyper

wired

fiery

unscrewed

unzipped

weird

zonkers

up the wall

weirded out

freaked out

spazzed out

flipped out

in a stew

wigged out

panic-stricken

at wits’ end

depressed

querulous

anguished

needled

snappy

malcontented

griping

chagrined

cranky

disillusioned

flaming

kvetching

fretful

black

critical

maniac

unreasonable

smoking

bugged

touchy

fierce

faultfinding

sad

restless

scandalized^US

cynical

jaundiced

tormented

antagonistic

begrudging

scandalised^UK

prickly

storming

passionate

vehement

disconcerted

unsated

fretted

unpleased

unnerved

uneasy

scornful

blazing mad

flaming mad

full of hate

short-tempered

hard done by

quick-tempered

with a chip on your shoulder

all steamed up

in a towering rage

overcome with anger

gutted

unforgiving

discomposed

in a rage

beside yourself with rage

raving mad

blue

tense

in a state

out of sorts

uncontrolled

pushed too far

nervous

apprehensive

blown a gasket

in a filthy temper

antsy

ill-disposed

hung up

ill at ease

in an uproar

good and mad

mad as hell

burning with excitement

defiant

blazing

goaded

reproachful

dishonored^US

humiliated

stewed

sombre^UK

somber^US

ready to be tied

umbrageous

dishonoured^UK

woeful

crackers

grieving

rousted

snubbed

vicious

rage

salty

disheartened

dogged

buffaloed

disrespected

as black as thunder

p.o.’d

very upset

hassled

disagreeable

impassioned

revengeful

fractious

snitty

in a wax

defeated

snappish

crotchety

cantankerous

tetchy

waspish

mildly annoyed

morose

unamused

smouldering^UK

malevolent

huffish

captious

overheated

butthurt

vitriolic

at end of one’s rope

rubbed the wrong way

dyspeptic

sardonic

irreconcilable

caustic

feverish

carrying a chip on your shoulder

disapproving of

distracted

narky

pettish

out of countenance

snippy

snarky

snippety

perverse

liverish

crusty

short

raspy

stuffy

maniacal

contemptuous

disdainful

jumpy

mardy

caviling^US

cavilling^UK

with chip on shoulder

grudge-bearing

blustering

ferocious

annoying

grousing

nursing a grudge

unhinged

smoldering^US

bellyaching

distrait

crabbing

uncontent

kicking

complaining

fevered

hysteric

panicky

berko

dismayed

extremely angry

grumbling

tender

out of humor

restive

in a flap

panic-struck

last-minute

in a cold sweat

having kittens

swivel-eyed

in a flat spin

at the end of your tether

in a tizz

envious

shaken

embarrassed

full of dislike

out of temper

madding

discomfited

picky

bad tempered

doing your nut

boiling over

going ape

disapproving

regretful

unsettled

muddled

awkward

ennuied

sniveling^US

plaintive

unassuaged

insatiable

unappeased

fretting

jealous

throwing a fit

blowing one’s top

blowing a gasket

ranting and raving

snivelling^UK

mad as a hornet

edgy

overemotional

confused

thrown

aflutter

discombobulated

fazed

twitchy

put-out

fed-up

not satisfied

strained

stressy

emotional

inconvenienced

falling apart

discountenanced

broken up

cut up

frightened

atwitter

histrionic

alarmed

out of place

self-conscious

uncomfortable

like a fish out of water

miserable

despondent

swollen

disconsolate

dejected

downcast

reddened

melancholic

down

forlorn

joyless

glum

low

cheerless

disenchanted

crestfallen

doleful

downhearted

inconsolable

sorrowful

sick

low-spirited

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“Arya Stark was angry with the Lannisters for the evil they had brought upon her family.”

Adjective

▲

Displaying or conveying anger

sullen

uptight

fierce

fuming

sulky

bad-tempered

crabby

hostile

hot-tempered

irascible

ireful

irritable

tense

cheerless

choleric

convulsed

dyspeptic

ferocious

frenzied

ill-tempered

psyched up

surly

touchy

wrathful

cantankerous

cold

cranky

disapproving

grouchy

gruff

grumpy

morose

narky

peevish

petulant

pugnacious

ranting

ratty

raving

shirty

snappish

snappy

splenetic

stroppy

testy

tetchy

waspish

wild

angerful

bilious

bristly

hot-blooded

in a temper

quick-tempered

short-tempered

cross

fiery

sour

crotchety

ill-humoured^UK

querulous

ill-humored^US

crabbed

chippy

spiteful

pettish

fractious

ornery

prickly

moody

bitter

huffy

ill-natured

peppery

mean

unfriendly

aggressive

antagonistic

crusty

malicious

churlish

snippy

malevolent

nasty

curt

bellicose

unsociable

disagreeable

belligerent

snarky

liverish

inhospitable

curmudgeonly

malignant

vitriolic

truculent

quarrelsome

rancorous

venomous

perverse

combative

confrontational

snippety

militant

unkind

stuffy

soreheaded

raspy

miffy

glum

impatient

argumentative

fretful

dour

brusque

vicious

contrary

peckish

eggy

contentious

passionate

sharp

scrappy

catty

captious

furious

adversarial

unsympathetic

vindictive

acrimonious

inimical

resentful

bearish

pouting

edgy

out of humour

mopey

mardy

pouty

out of sorts

scratchy

waxy

virulent

uncongenial

snaky

hateful

hotheaded

frowning

joyless

brooding

feisty

rude

temperamental

acid

violent

abusive

harsh

warlike

hot-headed

malign

shrewish

volatile

antipathetic

sensitive

like a bear with a sore head

indignant

difficult

gloomy

excitable

ungracious

oversensitive

uncivil

unpleasant

viperous

short-fused

exasperated

in a bad mood

piqued

miserable

disgruntled

snarling

blunt

obstinate

moping

critical

snarly

waspy

emotional

negative

short

biting

out of humor

hurtful

tooshie

glowering

mumpish

grumbling

sorehead

complaining

acrid

inconsiderate

foul

saturnine

uncooperative

adverse

filthy

sourpussed

jaundiced

unmannerly

unreceptive

sulking

thin-skinned

intimidating

cross-grained

easily offended

on a short fuse

in a mood

scathing

whingy

abrupt

threatening

envenomed

mopish

uncharitable

pertinacious

sarcastic

atrabilious

huffish

whining

agitable

poisonous

iracund

iracundulous

agonistic

unwelcoming

bloody-minded

acerbic

scowling

discourteous

tart

hasty

displeased

grousing

growling

caviling^US

cussed

on edge

carping

fretting

whingeing

childish

cavilling^UK

impolite

alien

adversary

impetuous

annoyed

discontented

humourless^UK

humorless^US

ugly

awkward

unresponsive

uncommunicative

disputatious

melodramatic

tempestuous

hypersensitive

unpropitious

maleficent

malefic

cruel

foul-tempered

embittered

wounding

mercurial

intense

boorish

unsmiling

dark

no-nonsense

incensed

stormy

having got out of bed the wrong side

mean-spirited

dramatic

fault-finding

hot under the collar

out of temper

out-of-sorts

shaken

frantic

infuriated

inflamed

enraged

hottempered

evil-minded

having got out of bed on the wrong side

as cross as two sticks

steamed-up

all shook up

highly strung

savage

uncontrollable

obnoxious

rotten

bad

spunky

acute

destructive

forceful

pernicious

censorious

wretched

vile

vehement

loudmouthed

terse

defiant

irate

offended

rough

bluff

offensive

put out

unindulgent

unhelpful

offhand

mighty

assaultive

discordant

arsey

impassioned

sharp-tongued

ill-mannered

peeved

vexed

fed up

aloof

dejected

broody

unceremonious

sharp-tempered

explosive

misanthropic

cynical

blue

wounded

neurotic

kittle

mopy

skittish

withdrawn

dismal

depressed

whiny

hypercritical

crybaby

off

offish

hate-filled

tough

fussy

cutting

opposing

grim

trying

sore

dissatisfied

griping

vinegary

obstreperous

chuffy

boisterous

crude

negativistic

having short fuse

hot under collar

caustic

barbed

passive-aggressive

dissenting

sardonic

high-strung

in a huff

down in the mouth

having a fit of the sulks

in a funk

in the sulks

in a strop

serious

forbidding

steely

somber^US

opposed

oppositional

derogatory

derisory

mordant

easily frightened

easily upset

easily agitated

severe

trenchant

resistant

nasty-tempered

acerb

hard

battling

hawkish

warring

dissident

conflicting

sombre^UK

implacable

solemn

militaristic

disputative

rebellious

gladiatorial

warmongering

unwilling

adversative

accusatorial

oppugnant

opposite

reluctant

oppugning

acidulous

wrestling

bloodthirsty

tilting

martial

fighting

skirmishing

flinty

cast-iron

boot-faced

ungentle

mortified

stern

unappeasable

stark

stony

allergic

corrosive

abrasive

smart-mouthed

acidic

mordacious

smart-aleck

smart-alecky

scalding

pungent

satiric

satirical

spoiling for a fight

up in arms

on the warpath

sabre-rattling

ready to fight

under arms

ill-disposed

sharp-worded

double-edged

thoughtless

at odds

zowerswopped

perversely irritable

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“His face looked tense and angry while he reflected on all the misfortune that had befallen him.”

Adjective

▲

High in tension or levels of conflict

heated

fiery

impassioned

acrimonious

antagonistic

bad-tempered

hateful

ill-tempered

lively

passionate

spiteful

tempestuous

unfriendly

vindictive

acrid

antipathetic

antisocial

argumentative

belligerent

bristling

contentious

disagreeable

disputatious

embittered

icy

ill-humoured^UK

ill-humored^US

inflammable

inimical

intolerant

quarrelsome

querulous

rancorous

spirited

virulent

vitriolic

malicious

manic

mean

unpleasant

vengeful

hysterical

lawless

ugly

uncomfortable

uneasy

vicious

violent

“There was an angry confrontation between protestors on both sides of the divide.”

Adjective

▲

(of a wound or an injury) Inflamed and painful

sore

inflamed

swollen

painful

nasty

red

severe

tender

stinging

smarting

sensitive

raw

burning

reddened

hot

angry-looking

puffed up

“I grabbed the hot metal pan and sustained an angry burn on my hand.”

Adjective

▲

Dark and menacing, especially of the elements

dark

menacing

foreboding

ominous

raging

threatening

forbidding

grim

stormy

baleful

bleak

ferocious

fierce

gloomy

inauspicious

malevolent

turbulent

volatile

morbid

murky

sinister

somber^US

sombre^UK

tumultuous

savage

wild

tempestuous

stormful

inclement

blustery

blustering

vicious

violent

barbaric

cruel

dangerous

murderous

aggressive

furious

brutal

fiery

feral

untamed

intimidating

fell

rough

unruly

rabid

ungentle

merciless

ruthless

severe

unmerciful

malignant

terrible

fearsome

steely

gruff

brute

unrestrained

stern

barbarous

bloodthirsty

flinty

convulsive

heartless

impetuous

dour

harsh

frightening

brutish

callous

louring

austere

frightful

delirious

fiendish

truculent

monstrous

sadistic

pitiless

incessive

remorseless

uncontrollable

inhuman

raving

enraged

inhumane

rugged

undomesticated

stark

hard

lowering

fearful

cutthroat

horrible

hellish

frantic

primitive

mad

rapacious

infuriated

biffo

tigerish

aggers

venomous

crazed

butcherly

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“Lightning and thunder erupted from the angry sky above.”

Adjective

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Suggestive of being angry or in a foul mood

threatening

moody

sullen

forbidding

grim

dour

glum

severe

dark

morose

glowering

louring

cross

grumpy

sulky

gloomy

bitter

brooding

sour

scowling

aggrieved

indignant

surly

unfriendly

annoyed

displeased

exasperated

irate

irked

irritated

piqued

vexed

crabby

irascible

testy

tetchy

frowning

vitriolic

inhospitable

cantankerous

narky

enraged

ratty

shirty

stroppy

venomous

aggravated

cheerless

temperamental

bad-tempered

evil-intentioned

hate-filled

ill-tempered

menacing

hostile

aggressive

fierce

stern

resentful

fiery

furious

foreboding

ominous

intimidating

ferocious

harsh

frightening

galled

provoked

waspish

belligerent

malignant

outraged

vindictive

malevolent

evil

acrimonious

antagonistic

malicious

wicked

maleficent

baleful

malign

poisonous

malefic

eggy

black

irritable

more ❯

Adjective

▲

Hostile, rude or contemptuous in nature

abusive

bitter

cutting

caustic

harsh

biting

sharp

unkind

hostile

acerbic

unfriendly

rude

mean

inconsiderate

disagreeable

venomous

severe

hateful

surly

nasty

cantankerous

acerb

aggressive

rancorous

churlish

antagonistic

rough

belligerent

brusque

combative

unsympathetic

abrasive

bellicose

confrontational

inhospitable

hard

uncongenial

unsociable

scrappy

sour

furious

curt

callous

poisonous

viperous

foul

stern

insensitive

galling

unfeeling

brutal

filthy

comfortless

pitiless

argumentative

gruff

bad-tempered

ill-tempered

mean-spirited

ill-natured

ill-humored^US

ill-humoured^UK

vitriolic

hurtful

wounding

grating

cruel

tough

irritating

annoying

unpleasant

spiky

hard to take

rubbing the wrong way

inclement

intemperate

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Having a desire to annoy or harm

spiteful

malicious

nasty

vicious

malevolent

bitter

hostile

mean

venomous

malignant

vindictive

rancorous

cruel

vitriolic

cutting

hurtful

virulent

unkind

poisonous

malign

hateful

catty

evil

baleful

barbed

unfriendly

maleficent

malefic

bad

acid

vengeful

wounding

wicked

despiteful

waspish

unpleasant

defamatory

splenetic

bilious

snide

shrewish

dirty

ornery

cussed

horrid

spleenful

ill-natured

evil-intentioned

ill-disposed

accidentally on purpose

squint-eyed

acrimonious

ferocious

acrid

antagonistic

hate-filled

scathing

savage

choleric

biting

pointed

caustic

acerbic

mordant

stinging

sharp

rude

critical

harsh

sarcastic

searing

withering

brutal

astringent

acidulous

scornful

sardonic

smart-alecky

smart-aleck

smart-mouthed

pernicious

scalding

corrosive

pungent

acidic

snarky

satirical

tart

belittling

trenchant

satiric

acerb

mordacious

taunting

piercing

more ❯

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Characterized by conflict, disorder, or confusion

turbulent

wild

tumultuous

violent

disorderly

chaotic

agitated

excited

lawless

restless

rugged

tempestuous

anarchic

passionate

stormy

obstreperous

unbridled

uncontrolled

unstable

vociferous

explosive

mutinous

seditious

unsettled

bitter

cataclysmal

cataclysmic

demonstrative

refractory

destructive

fiery

perturbed

rampant

roughhouse

untamed

disturbed

roller-coaster

in turmoil

full of conflict

full of confusion

full of upheavals

full of ups and downs

fierce

heated

convulsive

impassioned

rough

ferocious

hot

knock-down-and-drag-out

hammer and tongs

rabid

furious

cyclonic

bang-bang

blood-and-guts

lively

paroxysmal

volcanic

intense

volatile

bumpy

boisterous

forceful

blustering

rocky

raucous

gruff

powerful

strong

raging

blustery

acute

gusty

squally

torrid

menacing

uncontrollable

thunderous

hellacious

windy

inclement

savage

thundery

blistering

howling

typhonic

dreadful

intensive

heavy

devastating

almighty

swirling

choppy

frenzied

storming

roaring

terrible

vicious

exquisite

stormful

fearsome

hard

ghastly

fearful

frightful

hectic

confused

exciting

heavy-duty

more ❯

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Full of fervor

excited

zealous

energetic

fanatical

fervent

lively

manic

perfervid

pumped

frenetic

obsessed

passionate

raring

ready

ardent

disorderly

fevered

spirited

sprightly

wild

crazy

effervescent

feverish

psyched

uncontrollable

voracious

delirious

fierce

game

high

nuts

restless

unruly

vivacious

amped

crazed

furious

high as a kite

juiced

mad

nutty

stirred up

high-spirited

unrestrained

stirred

fired up

hyperactive

on fire

steamed up

wigged-out

intense

fervid

impassioned

vehement

passional

heated

torrid

fiery

animated

burning

emotional

flaming

blazing

red-hot

hot-blooded

charged

demonstrative

eager

religious

superheated

incandescent

enthusiastic

frenzied

warm

glowing

warm-blooded

earnest

keen

raging

heartfelt

white-hot

deep

violent

strong

inflamed

vigorous

ablaze

consuming

powerful

aroused

profound

emotive

overemotional

melodramatic

hectic

worked up

acute

heightened

impetuous

urgent

forceful

overwrought

wholehearted

agitated

overactive

stormy

stimulated

committed

extreme

rabid

avid

messianic

stirring

sincere

full-hearted

forcible

hearty

serious

moving

thrilled

bursting

frantic

raw

deep-seated

all-consuming

hopped up

tempestuous

hot

incensed

amorous

assiduous

dedicated

steadfast

allegiant

excitable

effusive

irascible

inspired

fuming

vivid

aflutter

wrathful

mighty

tremendous

seething

rousing

bubbling over

mushy

sentimental

romantic

touching

feeling

tumultuous

gung-ho

impulsive

ungovernable

ecstatic

inspiring

eloquent

poignant

high-pressure

hotblooded

expressive

precipitate

thrilling

affecting

headlong

quickened

high-powered

deeply felt

off the air

very excited

on the warpath

enthused

mad keen

pious

tender

unfeigned

warmhearted

idealistic

responsive

fit to be tied

foaming at the mouth

starry-eyed

from the heart

true blue

relentless

gotta have

gung ho

dying to

keen as mustard

hot for

compelling

ghastly

almighty

hard

major

exquisite

excessive

ferocious

dreadful

drastic

sharp

terrible

significant

great

blistering

heavy

severe

intensive

excruciating

critical

hyper

heavy-duty

emphatic

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Dark bluish-grey in color from being bruised

livid

discolored^US

discoloured^UK

bluish

bruised

dark

purple

purplish

black-and-blue

contused

greyish-blue

black and blue

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Very great in passion or intensity

flaming

passionate

intense

ardent

fervent

vehement

fiery

fervid

impassioned

emotional

torrid

burning

feverish

perfervid

passional

charged

demonstrative

incandescent

blazing

warm

fierce

religious

superheated

glowing

heated

violent

furious

raging

frenzied

hot

stormy

vivid

aroused

incensed

hot-blooded

red-hot

warm-blooded

white-hot

excited

animated

keen

amorous

irascible

lively

vigorous

excitable

spirited

zealous

effusive

stimulated

nutty

gung-ho

eager

fuming

enthusiastic

ablaze

off the air

foaming at the mouth

very excited

on the warpath

fit to be tied

earnest

fanatical

strong

wild

profound

consuming

powerful

deep

acute

uncontrollable

energetic

forceful

heartfelt

ferocious

extreme

impetuous

excessive

explosive

rabid

severe

inflamed

deep-seated

wholehearted

heightened

tumultuous

heavy

urgent

blistering

frenetic

forcible

almighty

tempestuous

ghastly

hard

dreadful

terrible

exquisite

sincere

great

excruciating

sharp

avid

intensive

ungovernable

hellacious

impulsive

unrestrained

frantic

all-consuming

emphatic

volcanic

steamed up

heavy-duty

hopped up

committed

messianic

on fire

hearty

stirring

serious

expressive

thrilling

convulsive

fearful

moving

fearsome

frightful

delirious

immoderate

hyper

paroxysmal

overwhelming

temperamental

rash

vicious

uncontrolled

deeply felt

sentimental

intemperate

melodramatic

potent

volatile

fired up

relentless

dithyrambic

unbridled

compelling

major

dedicated

assiduous

drastic

significant

feeling

inspiring

eloquent

poignant

high-pressure

hotblooded

precipitate

affecting

headlong

quickened

high-powered

raw

critical

cyclonic

turbulent

fevered

overpowering

rough

mad keen

deep-rooted

full-hearted

enthused

inordinate

boisterous

ecstatic

stirred

harsh

mighty

tender

responsive

resounding

biting

rampaging

rampant

devastating

true blue

intensified

emotive

overemotional

uncurbed

unchecked

unfettered

hysterical

gung ho

concentrated

mercurial

hammer and tongs

out of control

knock-down-and-drag-out

blood-and-guts

hot-tempered

full of force

bang-bang

gale force

pumped

hectic

manic

desirous

extraordinary

obsessed

raring

exceptional

psyched

steadfast

allegiant

wrathful

tremendous

seething

ready

cut-throat

aflutter

effervescent

amped

red-blooded

inspired

marked

bubbling over

vivacious

sultry

penetrating

unqualified

piercing

rousing

cataclysmal

cataclysmic

riotous

stirred up

voracious

dominating

overzealous

high-spirited

storming

unmanageable

mushy

romantic

touching

susceptible

desperate

agonizing^US

painful

enraged

blustery

ruinous

strenuous

peppery

agitable

neurotic

wigged-out

agonising^UK

dynamic

outrageous

coercive

sensitive

pious

unfeigned

warmhearted

idealistic

short-fuse

hot-headed

high-strung

highly strung

worked up

starry-eyed

from the heart

devouring

irresistible

exciting

overcharged

loving

roused

heartwarming

gotta have

dying to

keen as mustard

hot for

sentient

verklempt

touchy-feely

mad

savage

agitated

roaring

brutal

crushing

all-powerful

blustering

rampageous

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Characterized by turbulent weather

furious

rough

turbulent

blustery

squally

stormy

raging

windy

tempestuous

gusty

howling

inclement

wild

roaring

foul

choppy

tumultuous

thundery

bleak

nasty

rugged

blowy

boisterous

rainy

blustering

gusting

menacing

stormful

raw

bitter

cold

damp

torrid

storm-wracked

storming

violent

dirty

threatening

frigid

agitated

fierce

hazardous

risky

breezy

intemperate

intense

storm-tossed

boiling

disturbed

rough-and-tumble

murky

vehement

unsettled

savage

frenzied

riproaring

raining cats and dogs

coming down

raucous

chaotic

ferocious

forceful

explosive

harsh

volcanic

hard

roily

roiled

powerful

strong

wintry^US

severe

acute

cyclonic

chilly

freezing

uncontrollable

blistering

bumpy

thunderous

hellacious

volatile

typhonic

dreadful

heavy

destructive

intensive

devastating

almighty

swirling

bad

wet

drizzly

extreme

icy

snowy

restless

terrible

vicious

exquisite

fearsome

ghastly

fearful

frightful

unpleasant

rigorous

filthy

adverse

heavy-duty

wintery^UK

brutal

rabid

convulsive

gruff

paroxysmal

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Infected with microorganisms, especially harmful bacteria

septic

infected

festering

suppurating

putrid

diseased

purulent

poisoned

putrefying

inflamed

putrefactive

toxic

gangrenous

hot

red

swollen

pus-filled

necrotic

decaying

putrescent

rotting

decomposing

festered

sick

weeping

infested

gathering

ulcerated

maturating

rotten

decomposed

bad

rancid

spoiled^US

fetid^US

stinking

spoilt^UK

rank

smelly

off

mouldy^UK

mouldering^UK

moldy^US

wormy

maggoty

flyblown

worm-eaten

foetid^UK

moldering^US

perished

putrefied

addled

rotted

putrefacient

carious

moldered^US

decayed

mouldered^UK

disintegrating

crumbling

spoiling

wasting away

evil-smelling

nidorous

foul

stale

graveolent

pungent

icky

contaminated

curdled

turned

degenerated

yecchy

tainted

stagnant

disagreeable

foul-smelling

polluted

impure

malodorous

inedible

reeking

stenchy

olid

grody

strong-smelling

unfit for human consumption

stenchful

repulsive

gross

musty

mephitic

revolting

fermented

noxious

soured

sour

dank

festy

overripe

disgusting

nauseating

corrupt

noisome

reeky

unfresh

funky

whiffy

corrupted

mildewy

wasted

ruined

corroded

unsound

carrion

withered

riddled

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What is the another word of enraged?

Full of rage and anger. angry. irate. furious. incensed.

What is the synonym and antonym of enraged?

enrage. Synonyms: provoke, incite, madden, incense, excite, aggravate, irritate, inflame, embitter, infuriate, exasperate. Antonyms: soothe, conciliate, pacify, tame, mollify, allay, quiet.

What is a fancy word for anger?

Some common synonyms of anger are fury, indignation, ire, rage, and wrath. While all these words mean «an intense emotional state induced by displeasure,» anger, the most general term, names the reaction but by itself does not convey cause or intensity.

What is the strongest word for angry?

Feeling very or extremely angry — thesaurus

furious. adjective. extremely angry.
irate. adjective. very angry.
seething. adjective. feeling extremely angry without showing it much.
infuriated. adjective. extremely angry.
incensed. adjective. extremely angry.
livid. adjective. …
apoplectic. adjective. …
murderous. adjective.

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What is a juicy word?

A Juicy Word is a word that has some real substance to it. Juicy Words are special, more so than your everyday, dried-out variety of words. … They can source their Juicy Words from text or from speech.

What are 5 synonyms for happy?

synonyms for happy

cheerful.
contented.
delighted.
ecstatic.
elated.
joyous.
overjoyed.
pleased.

What are six words that mean angry?

angry

irate, annoyed, cross, vexed, irritated, exasperated, indignant, aggrieved, irked, piqued, displeased, provoked, galled, resentful.
furious, enraged, infuriated, in a temper, incensed, raging, incandescent, wrathful, fuming, ranting, raving, seething, frenzied, in a frenzy, beside oneself, outraged, in high dudgeon.

What is an angry look called?

When you scowl you make an angry face. The angry face you make is also called a scowl. Lighten up. Scowl is an expressive word: it shares «ow» with frown, and if you say it like you mean it you might end up scowling yourself. … A scowl is like an angry frown you would give someone if you disapproved of them.

What placate means?

: to soothe or mollify especially by concessions : appease.

What does being dismayed mean?

transitive verb. 1 : to cause to lose courage or resolution (as because of alarm or fear) must not let ourselves be dismayed by the task before us. 2 : upset, perturb were dismayed by the condition of the building. dismay. noun.

Which synonym for angry most strongly suggests a crazed anger?

boiling

angry.
enraged.
fuming.
furious.
incensed.
indignant.
infuriated.
mad.

What are two synonyms for frustrated?

synonyms for frustrated

crabbed.
cramped.
defeated.
discontented.
discouraged.
embittered.
stymied.
resentful.

How do you express anger in words?

Synonyms

blow up. phrasal verb. to suddenly become angry and shout at someone.
flare. verb. to suddenly become angry or violent.
fume. verb. to feel or show a lot of anger.
seethe. verb. to be extremely angry.
vent. verb. to express your feelings of anger very strongly.
let rip. phrase. …
have/throw a fit. phrase. …
give vent to. phrase.

What’s a big word for beautiful?

admirable, adorable, alluring, angelic, appealing, beauteous, bewitching, captivating, charming, classy, comely, cute, dazzling, delicate, delightful, divine, elegant, enthralling, enticing, excellent, exquisite, fair, fascinating, fetching, fine, foxy, good-looking, gorgeous, graceful, grand, handsome, ideal, inviting …

What kind of word is happy?

Happy is an adjective — Word Type.

What is a happy person called?

4. Jovial. Means that someone is happy, cheerful, and lively. Jovial is almost always used to describe someone’s personality. Someone who is jovial is often very talkative and socializes with people.

What are some juicy words?

juicy

luscious.
oily.
succulent.
dank.
humid.
liquid.
lush.
mellow.

What are creative words?

inventive, imaginative, innovative, innovatory, innovational, experimental, original. artistic, expressive, inspired, visionary. productive, prolific, fertile. talented, gifted, resourceful, quick-witted, ingenious, clever, smart. unconventional, unorthodox, unusual, out of the ordinary.

What are the synonyms for tasty?

synonyms for tasty

appetizing.
delectable.
flavorful.
luscious.
pungent.
savory.
spicy.
yummy.

Who is Machu Picchu builder?

Machu Picchu is believed to have been built by Pachacuti Inca Yupanqui, the ninth ruler of the Inca, in the mid-1400s. An empire builder, Pachacuti initiated a series of conquests that would eventually see the Inca grow into a South American realm that stretched from Ecuador to Chile.

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