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Verb
To amaze someone, typically with an extraordinary feat
To entice or allure someone
To amuse (someone) greatly
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Verb
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To amaze someone, typically with an extraordinary feat
impress
astound
awe
excite
thrill
amaze
dazzle
electrify
enthuse
exhilarate
delight
grab
rouse
stir
slay
stimulate
blow away
bowl over
knock dead
knock out
knock your socks off
make a splash
arouse
titillate
elate
animate
move
overjoy
inspire
lift
motivate
rally
brighten
charge
enchant
intoxicate
galvanizeUS
fuel
fire
flush
grip
galvaniseUK
quicken
juice
tickle
stir up
pump up
give pleasure to
turn on
give someone a kick
fire with enthusiasm
fire up
race one’s motor
key up
give a buzz
give joy to
go over big
give someone a charge
enliven
inspirit
encourage
provoke
invigorateUS
energizeUS
incite
inflame
envigorateUK
energiseUK
enrapture
exalt
vitalize
uplift
pique
gladden
elevate
light a fire under
transport
spur
spark
pep up
prod
kindle
impassion
cheer
hearten
captivate
work up
awaken
evoke
commove
instigate
activate
trigger
urge
impel
heighten
get someone going
enkindle
liven up
ginger up
jazz up
foment
inform
fire the imagination of
call forth
kick-start
rev up
buoy
astonish
enthralUK
perk up
pick up
goad
prompt
tickle pink
enthrallUS
jolt
raise
brace
vivify
send
buck up
irritate
fillip
engender
put zip into
spike
please
whet
intensify
waken
cheer up
actuate
fire the enthusiasm of
fire someone’s imagination
wake
agitate
bestir
jump-start
bring out
draw forth
amp up
juice up
zip up
spur on
whip up
egg on
drive
charm
ravish
frenzy
stoke
entrance
jar
magnetizeUS
dynamize
magnetiseUK
breathe life into
put life into
take your breath away
fill with joy
get going
make wild
heat up
make your head spin
go to your head
attract
fan
rile
build a fire under
touch
overcome
overwhelm
overawe
abet
revive
spook
psych
embolden
bring back
switch on
feed the fire
add fuel to fire
call to mind
make waves
stir embers
overpower
buffalo
interest
incentivizeUS
make splash
liven
prime
get started
innervate
be a hit
cut a figure
incentiviseUK
be conspicuous
take aback
score with
register with
light up
give new life to
make alive
breathe new life into
give life to
gee up
induce
put a bomb under
generate
give a shot in the arm
refresh
revitalizeUS
promote
boost
sharpen
rejoice
instillUS
instilUK
pep
bring into being
get smoking
set off
touch off
burn up
call into being
spark off
set going
revitaliseUK
turn someone on
snap up
make very happy
give someone great pleasure
give someone a thrill
make someone’s spirits soar
more ❯
“The juggler would wow the crowd by acrobatically tossing several chainsaws around.”
Verb
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To entice or allure someone
allure
charm
entice
arouse
attract
seduce
beguile
captivate
draw
enamor
enamour
magnetiseUK
magnetizeUS
tantaliseUK
tantalizeUS
titillate
hook
lure
wile
appeal to
sweep off feet
win over
make an impression on
fascinate
enchant
delight
enthralUK
enthrallUS
entrance
enrapture
bewitch
absorb
please
spellbind
mesmerizeUS
tickle pink
rivet
knock dead
tickle
dazzle
grab
rapture
slay
mesmeriseUK
divert
thrill
turn on
ravish
hypnotizeUS
transfix
engross
entertain
grip
amuse
hypnotiseUK
gratify
witch
interest
gladden
knock out
arrest
cheer
excite
kill
delectate
send
tickle to death
engage
bedazzle
regale
ensnare
solace
bowl over
transport
make happy
be a hit with
make a hit with
occupy
distract
content
satisfy
tempt
pleasure
woo
win
inveigle
exhilarate
disport
enliven
rejoice
elate
court
pull
vamp
stimulate
arride
catch up
give pleasure to
hold the attention of
overjoy
carry away
go over big
hit the spot
draw attention
be the ticket
whet the appetite of
cheer up
hold
involve
impress
exult
jubilate
beckon
score with
freak out
make laugh
secure
get
obtain
affect
strike
have an impact on
suck in
bring in
pull in
rope in
catch the eye of
pick up
recreate
convulse
relax
fracture
electrify
crack someone up
make smile
make roll in the aisles
crack up
crease up
hold spellbound
forspeak
put under magic spell
put horns on
cast a spell on
take
awe
voodoo
put the whammy on
scintillate
capture
bedevil
trick
control
intoxicate
intrigue
own
elevate
move
persuade
invite
endear
cajole
rap
quicken
trance
inflame
stir
provoke
agitate
break one up
knock ’em dead
put ’em away
get one’s jollies
get under your skin
incline
steer
exert a pull on
catch your eye
tickle your fancy
light someone’s fire
make your mouth water
float someone’s boat
exert influence on
turn someone’s head
hearten
uplift
humourUK
humorUS
indulge
warm
fulfillUS
suit
groove
fulfilUK
glad
buoy up
bring joy to
give a lift
do someone’s heart good
give a buzz
give someone pleasure
agree with
buck up
warm the cockles of the heart
make content
brighten up
make someone feel good
please greatly
give someone a kick
get one’s kicks
preoccupy
tickle the fancy of
put under a spell
immerse
catch
enwrap
bait
busy
bemuse
rouse
induce
infatuate
solicit
pique
lead on
attach
coax
seize
gain
entrap
enslave
wheedle
turn someone on
give someone a thrill
be of interest to
do it for someone
hold your attention
decoy
overwhelm
tease
kindle
snare
overpower
influence
get someone going
appeal
betray
incite
blow away
command
engulf
whet
stir up
monopolizeUS
monopoliseUK
flirt with
get going
come on to
make someone feel sexy
envelop
be attractive to
turn one’s head
arouse curiosity
fixate
make someone feel sexually excited
consume
bring on oneself
hold in awe
take up
hit on
sweep sombeody off his/her feet
sexually arouse
call
fix
spark
subjugate
concern
perk up
be interesting to
touch
inspire
waken
overcome
matter to
lead
charge
galvanizeUS
catch hold of
hold on to
stun
rope
drag
palpate
grapple
make hit with
fall in love with
grab the attention of
draw in
send into raptures
fill with delight
root to the spot
summon
demand
indicate
ask
bid
sign
galvaniseUK
pump up
be a box office success
fill the seats
capture your imagination
sit up
engage one’s attention
whet one’s appetite
arouse the curiosity of
engage someone’s attention
be a source of fascination to
bind
dangle a carrot in front of
tie up
whet someone’s appetite
take someone’s fancy
keep hanging
switch on
arouse sexually
make feel sexy
make horny
keep someone hanging on
become lost
sew up
give someone a charge
hog
do one’s heart good
apply
corner
up on
be hung
assimilate
give great pleasure to
fill
soak
give joy to
enthuse
get started
work up
stroke
raise
collect
flatter into
blarney
soft-soap
blandish
sweet-talk
smooth-talk
prize
treasure
cherish
value
gather
seek
risk
encourage
pack in
generate
prompt
attract attention
subdue
foster
cause
compel
whip up
animate
fire
elicit
engender
create
interest greatly
bring about
urge
entreat
countenance
issue
bring on
ask for
be likely to cause
be likely to lead to
lead to
call forth
beg for
call for
make happen
leave the door open to
more ❯
“He lathered on the Lynx body spray, expecting to wow hundreds of ladies with the subtle and refined fragrance.”
Verb
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To amuse (someone) greatly
slay
kill
amuse greatly
entertain greatly
convulse with laughter
convulse with mirth
crease up
knock dead
make someone laugh
make someone crack up
be a hit with
be the death of
have people rolling in the aisles
hit it out of the park
Noun
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A great success
success
blockbuster
triumph
hit
phenomenon
sensation
knockout
marvel
smash
winner
accomplishment
achievement
victory
big hit
home run
smash hit
smash-hit
tour de force
masterpiece
something else
masterstroke
one for the books
doozy
crackajack
crackerjack
belter
lulu
beaut
standout
corker
ripper
jim-dandy
humdinger
ripsnorter
dandy
snorter
hummer
lollapalooza
doozie
daisy
biggie
wonder
pip
peach
sockdolager
pippin
sockdologer
dilly
coup
nifty
cracker
sell-out
crowd puller
hot stuff
cat’s meow
beauty
dream
stunner
bestseller
megahit
honey
sweetheart
market leader
gem
prodigy
runaway success
portent
miracle
big success
master stroke
box-office hit
pearl
feat
smasheroo
the bee’s knees
great success
chart-topper
show-stopper
thrill
chartbuster
sellout
splendorUS
splendourUK
supernova
succès fou
money-spinner
moneymaker
star attraction
brand leader
number one
record breaker
roaring success
star
astonishment
curiosity
wonderment
genius
whiz
stopper
showstopper
the eighth wonder of the world
smasher
palm
pushover
score
surmounting
vanquishing
grand slam
takeover
mastery
gain
walkover
feather in cap
attainment
the gold
clean sweep
cinch
homer
conquest
big win
vanquishment
hole in one
shoo-in
acquirement
win
ascendancy
splash
coup de maître
icon
draw
headliner
fame
jewel
prizewinner
treasure
box-office success
best-seller
success story
fairy tale
box office success
best seller
big name
household name
stroke of genius
marvellous feat
supreme example
delight
joy
stroke
cert
pleasure
sure thing
favoriteUS
favouriteUK
boffo
clicko
delectation
ecstasy
vision of loveliness
pleasure to behold
deed
exploit
masterwork
stunt
performance
trick
number
chef-d’oeuvre
magnum opus
grand achievement
feat of strength
piece de resistance
great achievement
spectacular achievement
more ❯
“The performance was a certifiable wow!”
Noun
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An unexpected or astonishing event or fact
surprise
bombshell
jolt
shock
curveball
revelation
shocker
stunner
whammy
eye-opener
jaw-dropper
“Did he really do that? That’s a wow!”
Noun
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Someone that is visually appealing, typically a woman
beauty
goddess
belle
looker
stunner
Venus
charmer
knockout
lovely
cracker
enchantress
eyeful
peach
vision
dazzler
mantrap
picture
ravisher
seductress
sensation
smasher
babe
bombshell
cookie
cooky
cutey
cutie
dish
dolly
fox
honey
queen
beaut
humdinger
Adonis
Apollo
dolly bird
dreamboat
enchanter
ornament
good-looker
beauty queen
good looker
beautiful woman
head turner
heart-throb
English rose
femme fatale
glamour puss
good-looking person
bit of all right
dream
hottie
doll
showstopper
sight for sore eyes
ten
glamour-puss
siren
centerfoldUS
centrefoldUK
sex kitten
eye-catcher
bobby-dazzler
angel
joy to behold
pin-up
bathing beauty
cover girl
spectacle
sweetheart
sight
bunny
vixen
dollface
tomato
cupcake
glamour girl
sexpot
cutie-pie
raving beauty
good-looking woman
hot dish
hot number
dream girl
sex bunny
delight
marvel
beautiful sight
pearler
chick
attractive woman
sex symbol
bit of alright
model
bimbo
show
stunna
lulu
snow bunny
bit of crumpet
joy
the bee’s knees
pussycat
glamor girl
sex pot
sex object
pinup girl
vision of loveliness
pleasure to behold
perfect picture
feast for the eyes
gem
corker
ace
wonder
temptress
flirt
phenomenon
coquette
vamp
Lorelei
Circe
Delilah
glory
Mata Hari
Lolita
hoochie
glorious thing
wonderful thing
more ❯
Noun
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Very funny joke
belly laugh
giggle
laugh
snigger
snicker
titter
chuckle
chortle
cackle
guffaw
laughter
cachinnation
boff
horselaugh
boffo
boffola
roar
hoot
howler
riot
scream
sidesplitter
hee-haw
thigh-slapper
good one
rib tickler
cry of mirth
shriek
sneer
tee-hee
smirk
simper
peal of laughter
shriek of laughter
roar of laughter
hoot of laughter
chuckling
laughing
chortling
loud laugh
howl
deep laugh
howling
snort
hearty laugh
shout
peal
ha-ha
gurgle
half-suppressed laugh
bellow of laughter
teehee
suppressed laugh
inward laughter
hilarity
evil laugh
nicher
nicker
outburst of laughter
gale
guffawing
giggling
fits
hooting
convulsions
tittering
hysterics
sound
roaring
crowing
fit
snorting
crow
yuck
crack-up
har-de-har
gesture
rejoicing
tehee
amusement
merriment
glee
mirth
heehaw
wicked laugh
baleful laugh
menacing laugh
wit
comedy
gas
lark
yell
knee-slapper
bundle of laughs
bundle of fun
more ❯
Noun
▲
A fuss, uproar or commotion
hoo-hah
hullaballoo
hubbub
row
scene
flap
fuss
sensation
stir
to-do
agitation
bomb
bombshell
brouhaha
commotion
disturbance
excitement
flash
furoreUK
furorUS
hoo-ha
scandal
uproar
rumpus
hullabaloo
kerfuffle
tumult
ruckus
pandemonium
ruction
bother
turmoil
ado
ballyhoo
hoopla
bluster
bustle
clatter
storm
pother
foofaraw
blather
stew
whirl
welter
moil
shindy
bobbery
squall
hurly-burly
williwaw
hurly
splore
clutter
do
corroboree
coil
hurry
hurricane
zoo
helter-skelter
hurry-scurry
hubble-bubble
hurry-skurry
fun
alarums and excursions
racket
confusion
disorder
riot
carry-on
clamourUK
clamorUS
upheaval
fracas
hassle
hue and cry
trouble
ferment
flurry
chaos
din
bedlam
song and dance
noise
mayhem
frenzy
quarrel
stink
unrest
free-for-all
disruption
palaver
melee
havoc
turbulence
activity
hustle and bustle
big scene
broil
bangarang
babel
brawl
outcry
pantomime
splash
bobsy-die
controversy
jangle
big stink
maelstrom
restlessness
fuss and feathers
folderol
performance
outburst
rumble
donnybrook
distraction
rampage
affray
upset
violence
hustle
action
dither
whirlwind
tempest in a teapot
lather
storm in a teacup
hell broke loose
much ado about nothing
altercation
production
shindig
fisticuffs
uprising
explosion
fuss and bother
bagarre
hype
craze
mania
discord
stramash
hysteria
melodrama
tizzy
tizz
rage
tempest
disquiet
fever
madhouse
anarchy
clangourUK
tempest in a teacup
tamasha
mountain out of a molehill
backwash
annoyance
federal case
clangorUS
convulsion
babble
tempest in a tea-kettle
rigmarole
fireworks
aggro
excitation
strife
argy-bargy
big deal
an outcry
business
enthusiasm
lunacy
fad
protest
hell to pay
devil to pay
hurrah
loud noise
shemozzle
wingding
kick-up
imbroglio
intricacy
struggle
scuffle
rowdydow
fighting
spot of bother
hurly burly
worry
flutter
to do
all hell breaking loose
craziness
madness
roar
disarray
panic
spin
hectic activity
fluster
rush
ailment
uncertainty
mix-up
topsy-turviness
instability
tohubohu
Sturm und Drang
convulsions
shouting
fury
yelling
elation
passion
buzz
emotion
thrill
feeling
heat
drama
roughhouse
shivaree
all hell broken loose
perturbation
shock
fray
tremor
disarrangement
spasm
quake
street fight
insurrection
eruption
hindrance
toing and froing
comings and goings
liveliness
life
animation
busyness
whirlpool
haste
movement
scrap
stooshie
dust-up
delirium
breach of the peace
discomposure
ructions
fermentation
combustion
tizz-woz
snafu
feverishness
deliriousness
hubba-hubba
rhubarb
rough house
interruption
fight
clash
tussle
skirmish
battle
scrimmage
set-to
conflict
shambles
punch-up
disorderliness
wrangle
bust-up
rammy
vociferation
biffo
afters
mess
scrum
unruliness
three-ring circus
disorganizationUS
ruck
wildness
confrontation
contest
barney
rough-and-tumble
disorganisationUK
encounter
lawlessness
jumble
howl
ding-dong
swedge
tiff
carrying-on
argument
hell
contretemps
dustup
cataclysm
chatter
cacophony
run-in
battle royal
earthquake
squabble
bouleversement
dispute
feud
brannigan
tangle
combat
goings-on
stoush
events
pell-mell
incidents
hijinks
mare’s nest
happenings
snake pit
muddle
proceedings
occurrences
utter confusion
exchange
boisterousness
rat’s nest
disorderedness
misrule
disagreement
war of words
histrionics
paroxysm
charivari
spat
nuisance
misorder
disquietude
derangement
misunderstanding
provocation
dislocation
wild disarray
brush
upturn
fist fight
miff
wrangling
rough and tumble
duke out
holy mess
outrage
falling-out
slanging match
shouting match
difference of opinion
anarchism
activeness
entropy
swirl
adventure
screaming
caterwauling
dynamism
hysterics
engagement
complaint
objection
uproariousness
babbling
dishevelment
outbreak
fret
protestation
messiness
rout
stirring
bowwow
tension
flare-up
dissent
incitement
muss
procedure
spectacle
surprise
cry
tumble
knock-down-drag-out
heck
nonsense
monkey business
indignation
katzenjammer
grief
stand-up
opposition
contention
harassment
words
chance-medley
dissension
debate
seething mass
bickering
bicker
omnishambles
disaster
kickup
incident
huff
exchange of blows
public disturbance
anger
theatrics
dramatics
arguing
scene of confusion
disorderly conduct
public nuisance
discussion
theatreUK
theaterUS
square go
nasty fight
argle-bargle
cross fire
turf war
circus
fractiousness
disruptiveness
mill
free fight
big fuss
moving
ungovernableness
rowdiness
uncontrollability
destruction
scramble
troubles
rampancy
shout
consternation
chaotic situation
dogfight
thrills
wilderness
trepidation
haze
duel
mêlée
farce
farcicality
ridiculousness
senselessness
bugle call
mishap
scuffling
calamity
boiling point
attack
assault
ululation
unquietness
restiveness
uneasiness
energy
discontent
ruffle
fussing
jump
go
shuffle
tintamarre
incitation
talk
exaggeration
slip-up
dissatisfaction
outbreak of violence
work
wilding
disputation
joust
hostility
bout
vandalism
mix up
soap opera
seesaw
saga
enterprise
firestorm
jiggery-pokery
physical encounter
criticism
street fighting
mob violence
violent disorder
kicks
spirit
eventualities
high jinks
episodes
a maelstrom
ataxia
mobocracy
temper
rabidity
motion
threat
flurry of activity
actions
lamentation
bewailing
yelp
fanfare
bellow
squawk
blare
discordance
rattle
decibels
bruit
state of unrest
sparring match
wrestling match
wrestling bout
power struggle
menace
boilover
hazard
clamouringUK
a mess
a muddle
a shambles
stunner
fankle
bunfight
carryings-on
chain of events
confused noise
ritual
disapproval
exclamation
yike
rollercoaster
tantrum
topsy-turvydom
topsy-turvyness
an omnishambles
tracasserie
tracasseries
paraphernalia
shaking
trembling
quaking
seism
tottering
rocking
overdrive
puzzle
howl of protest
clang
tower
jargon
demurral
discourse
argumentation
a car crash
distress
fit
blowup
clamoringUS
howls of protest
flak
sparring
lengthy process
red tape
tedious business
car crash
high gear
hissy
beef
conversation
powwow
quarrellingUK
squabbling
polemic
hubbubs
gaieties
excitements
fervorUS
formal complaint
chorus of disapproval
quarrelingUS
refuting
rebutting
eagerness
stimulation
exchange of views
verbal sparring
back-and-forth
bone of contention
exhibition
stage
dramaturgy
acting
movements
dramas
activism
revolution
dismay
scrape
threap
hullabaloos
tumults
collieshangie
campaigning
hissy fit
temper tantrum
irritation
inconvenience
fright
vexation
alarm
try
overthrow
exhibition of oneself
display of emotion
alteration
turnaround
shakeout
switch
catastrophe
temblor
hurt
grievance
disappointment
defeat
shake-up
torment
bit of argy-bargy
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activities
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pothers
fervours
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crusading
demonstration
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new deal
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discomfiture
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queasiness
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competition
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peril
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delay
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delaying
splitting
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severance
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Noun
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A sudden feeling of excitement and pleasure
bang
charge
exhilaration
rush
thrill
kick
titillation
enjoyment
excitement
boot
jollies
frisson
wallop
pleasant feeling
stimulation
high
buzz
fun
amusement
pleasure
joy
delight
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treat
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lift
glow
kicks
flush of excitement
turn-on
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sensation
gratification
adventure
refreshment
arousal
adrenaline
boost
hoot
delectation
gas
feast
inspiration
fireworks
thrilling experience
feeling of excitement
positive response
manna
lusterUS
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source of pleasure
satisfaction
happiness
gladness
contentment
glee
relish
contentedness
fulfilmentUK
content
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chill
jolt
feeling of euphoria
cornucopia
trip
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indulgence
goosebumps
distraction
diversion
ball
divertissement
exciting sensation
thrilling sensation
quiver
ebullience
rapture
felicity
ease
revelry
bliss
comfort
zest
solace
gusto
luxury
joie de vivre
zest for life
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An exclamation of surprise
whoa
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gee
golly
goodness
heavens
jeepers
jeez
wowee
wowser
wowsers
wowzah
wowzer
yikes
lord
dear me
goodness gracious
goodness me
my goodness
my word
oh my
oh wow
oh my god
zowie
kazowie
gee whiz
my
gracious
blimey
heavens to Betsy
well
geez
OMG
no way
crikey
cripes
hey
eek
uh-oh
gesundheit
phew
oh dear
gracious sakes
good gracious
woah
oh
why
oh man
holy cow
holy smokes
my my
my lord
well well well
my oh my
my oh my oh my
whew
cor
odd bodkins
gadsbud
gadzooks
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Exclamation to express amazement or joy
amazing
awesome
cool
amazeballs
cool beans
nice
out of this world
terrific
cowabunga
gee-whizz
awesome sauce
far-out
super-duper
tremendous
unreal
wicked
mmm
goshwow
fantastic
groovy
gnarly
sweet
fabulous
excellent
yay
yippee
hooray
wonderful
splendid
woot
yeah
woohoo
whoopee
fab
whee
booyah
right on
incredible
great
yea
yes
dude
hurray
hurrah
kickass
huzzah
hoorah
OMG
alright
w00t
wahoo
tuwhit tuwhoo
whoo
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(often doubled or tripled) Used to express surprise
well
ooh
oh
why
blimey
golly
goodness gracious
great Scott
holy moly
woah
aah
ah
aha
pshaw
gosh
goodness
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gracious
heavens
jeepers
gee whiz
my word
my my
my lord
geez
my
well well well
my oh my
oh my
my goodness
my oh my oh my
heavens to Betsy
no way
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Expression of inquiry
eh
huh
right
ah
hmm
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Used to express incredulity, usually sarcastically
no kidding
really
no
seriously
never
oh really
you don’t say
no way
is that so
unbelievable
what the
yeah right
shut up
you’re kidding
get out
I don’t believe it
there’s the surprise of the century
you think
no duh
you cannot be serious
you have got to be kidding me
is that a fact
go on
well knock me down with a feather
strike me pink
well blow me down with a feather
well what do you know about that
for real
well I never did
well I’ll be blowed
are you for real
well I never
knock me down with a feather
you’re joking
no really
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good word — перевод на русский
Maybe you could put in a good word for me with Captain Sisko.
Может, ты могла бы замолвить за меня словечко капитану Сиско.
Can you put in a good word for me?
Ты можешь замолвить за меня словечко?
She could put in a good word.
Она могла бы замолвить за меня словечко.
Think you could put in a good word for me?
Ты не могла бы замолвить за меня словечко?
Could you put in a good word for me with jenna?
Можешь замолвить за меня словечко перед Дженной?
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I’ll put in a good word for you with the Major.
Я замолвлю за тебя словечко перед майором.
A mate put a good word in for me, the salary’s three times what I get here.
Товарищ замолвил за меня словечко. Зарплата в 3 раза больше, чем здесь.
We’ll put a good word in for you, mate.
Мы замолвим словечко за тебя, приятель.
I’ll give His Highness a good word about you.
Я замолвлю за тебя словечко Его высочеству.
I’ll put in a good word for the two boys.
Я замолвлю словечко за тех двух парней.
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That’s a good word.
Хорошее слово.
Confess everything, don’t hide anything and if you have any spare time just put in a good word for me too.
Если у вас останется время, замолвите хорошее слово и за меня.
Let me see, what’s a good word?
Дай-ка придумаю хорошее слово.
That’s a good word for it.
Это хорошее слово .
It is a good word.
Мораль — это хорошее слово.
Показать ещё примеры для «хорошее слово»…
Would «steamed» be a better word?
Может «вскипятил» будет лучше звучать?
I don’t have a better word than awesome.
Лучше, чем «жжесть» и не скажешь.
That’s not a good word to use around here.
Лучше не употребляй здесь это слово.
Maybe that’s a better word.
Да, так лучше.
-What’s the good word?
Что хорошего, док? Не много, Харви.
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Just like any child her age, Meinhardis is looking for some kind of support, a good word, a hand …
Также, как и любой ребенок ее возраста, Майнхардис хочет получить одобрение и поддержку, доброе слово, руку помощи
The social worker was a sweet and nice person, who was spreading the good word and buying discounted shoes.
Народу она несла доброе слово, а сама довольствовалась туфлями, купленными на распродаже.
Look, I know you might not believe this, I was actually putting a good word for you.
Я знаю, ты можешь не верить, Я на самом деле положить доброе слово для вас.
A good word?
Доброе слово?
But my job, it means everything to me, and I know a good word from you would…
Но моя работа, все для меня, и я знаю, что доброе слово от вас сделает…
Показать ещё примеры для «доброе слово»…
There’s no better word.
но лучшего слова я подобрать не могу.
Let’s say he’s… for lack of a better word… real.
Скажем, что он… не имея лучшего слова… настоящий.
This-this cacophony which follows us into our homes and into our beds and seeps into our… into our souls, for want of a better word.
Эта-эта какофония, следующая за нами в наши дома и в наши постели, проникающая в наши… в наши души ради желания лучшего слова.
At least until they come up with a better word for it.
По крайней мере, пока никто не придумал лучшего слова, описывающего это.
We were «hacktivists.» For lack of a better word.
Мы были хактивистами, лучшего слова и не придумаешь.
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I could put in a good word for you to my employer.
Я могу замолвить слово перед своим работодателем.
I tried to put in a good word. She wouldn’t let me.
Хотел замолвить слово, она не позволила.
You said you would protect Sid Liao. I said I’d put in a good word with the powers that be and I did.
Я сказал, что постараюсь замолвить слово, и я сделал это.
I know my voice isn’t official, but I’d like to put in a good word for Will regarding the open ED attending position.
Я знаю, что мой голос ни на что не влияет, но я бы хотела замолвить слово за Уилла, касательно его места в приёмном.
That you’re not the father, I can put in a good word for you with foster.
, что Вы не отец ребенка, я бы мог замолвить за вас слово перед Фостер.
Показать ещё примеры для «замолвить слово»…
I know another good word.
Я знаю другое слово.
And suddenly I’m thinking «sucking» isn’t a good word to use around vampires.
Мне внезапно подумалось, что слово «сосательный» не стоит употреблять в присутствии вампиров.
I mean, that’s not a good word.
То есть это не совсем то слово.
Mother, I think «intrigued» is a better word.
Мама, я думаю, слово «заинтригован» подходит больше.
Now, I know that her best friend is Diane Lockhart at your firm, and I was hoping that you might ask her to put in that… good word.
Я знаю, что её лучшая подруга — Даян Локхарт в твоей фирме, и я надеялся, что ты сможешь попросить её замолвить за меня.. слово.
Показать ещё примеры для «слово»…
Shut up. Greed, for lack of a better word, is good.
Жадность, за неимением лучшего слова, подойдет.
Oh, I assure you, what goes on here is all quite healthy and, for the lack of a better word…
Уверяю вас, все, что здесь происходит, совершенно здорово и, за неимением лучшего слова…
For want of a better word, «Ow»!
За неимением лучшего слова, «Ой!» Кливс!
For lack of a better word, they tend to choose more feminine ways to die.
За неимением лучшего слова, они выбирают более «женственные» способы, чтобы умереть.
Now, I know you are all good, decent, fair-minded folk, but over the last decade or so, our suspicion of Islamic people has blossomed, for want of a better word, into an irrational but genuine fear.
Да, я знаю, что все вы хорошие, порядочные, справедливые люди, но за последние 10 лет наше подозрительное отношение к мусульманам превратилось, за неимением лучшего слова, в иррациональный, но неподдельный страх.
Показать ещё примеры для «неимением лучшего слова»…
Yes…er, excuse me, materialised, I think, is the better word.
Да, прошу прощения, я бы лучше сказал материализовались.
No, they were good words, Sharpe.
Нет, вы хорошо сказали, Шарп.
What’s the good word?
Хей! Что скажешь хорошего?
Mr Clennam, you couldn’t have said a better word.
Мистер Кленнэм, лучше и сказать нельзя.
But hey, do you think you could you put a good word in for me at the paper?
Думаю, ты бы мог сказать что-то хорошее обо мне в газете?
Показать ещё примеры для «бы лучше сказал»…
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Chief Plaguebringer Middleton at Venomspite in Dragonblight wants you to use the Forsaken Blight Spreader’s Blight Bomb to destroy 30 Hungering Dead on the outskirts of the Carrion Fields.
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Before I can ship you off to Doctor Malefious with the good news, you will have to run a simple field test of the blight with the modifications I have made.
The hungering dead stream out from what remains of Old Wintergarde. Commandeer a vehicle from the east gate and drive it northeast through Vengeance Pass until you reach the twin towers at the southeastern edge of Wintergarde. Drop the blight bomb on the undead that cover the area. Report back to me with the results!
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As you dig into writer’s workshop, I hope you’re seeing your writers blossom and make great strides in their writing! One impactful mini-lesson you’ll want to do with writers in kindergarten, first grade, and second grade is writing wow words. “Wow words” are words outside of their regular vocabulary that make the reader or listener say, “WOW!” For example, using elated for happy. We want to encourage writing “wow words” so students can grow their vocabulary and make their writing more interesting.
“Wow Words” Chart
During writer’s workshop, I would watch for students to use a “wow word” in their writing and choose one student. That writer would take their notebook up to our anchor chart and fill it in. It had three columns: Name, My Spelling, Conventional Spelling. During the sharing part of writer’s workshop, we would chat about that student’s wow word, discuss how they spelled it, and help them stretch it out to spell it conventionally. It was amazing to see how motivated they would be to use wow words so they could have it up on the chart with their name. All you’ll need are chart paper and markers, and you’ll be set to implement it!
Try It First Dictionary
In my Encouraging Young Writers post, I shared the Try It First Dictionary that one of my fabulous teammates shared with me. This is a similar way to encourage writers to use wow words but on a more individual level. Before I helped a student with a word they wanted to spell but didn’t they could, I would have them try it out in their dictionary first. Then we would chat about it and try to stretch it out together. Friends, this was a game changer! It really helped build my students’ confidence about trying to write harder wow words! You can grab these dictionaries for FREE in the post HERE.
Create a Fancy Word Wall
One fun way to inspire our young authors is to enlist the help of Fancy Nancy. There are many different Fancy Nancy books, but HERE is the original. While reading the book, have students listen for the fancy words.
Write them down on cards and post them on a word wall. I would also let my students decorate the word cards to make them fancy. Then, encourage students to use the fancy, wow words in their own writing. You can even add a few fancy accessories to wear while you read the Fancy Nancy books!
Mini Synonym Anchor Charts
If you start seeing the same words used again and again with your writers, try making a mini anchor chart for each word. Write the common word in the middle – for example, good. Then have students brainstorm synonyms and record them around the common word (great, fantastic, amazing, excellent, super). You can have students add more wow words as the year goes on!
Encouraging our young authors to write more wow words can be such fun! Remember to keep your mini-lessons brief and to the point. Model thinking through wow words in your own writing, too. You will probably revisit this mini-lesson several times throughout the year to keep encouraging your students to use those wow words!
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