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regret; blame
shock, surprise
shudder; thrill of affection, butterflies in stomach
want, like
to be thankful for
shock; surprise
love; desire
to love
restless, uncomfortable
pitiful or miserable
affection, tenderness
joy; pleasure; gladness
fear; to scare or terrorize
happy
to worry
happiness; joy; merry
hardship; poverty
anger; angry
to forgive (someone)
love
regret
hope
resentment or bad feeling toward each other
success, triumph, or victory
bored, impatient
inspiration
terror; fear; goose bumps
sulking; resentment; spat
sensation or gut feeling
trembling (anger/fondness), cuteness aggression
to fail
feeling of satisfaction (slang)
to become happy
to be afraid
love; affection
impatient, bored
feeling; sensation
cry
annoyed
smiling
annoyance; boredom; irritation
to get angry
to surprise someone
to do something suddenly
to feel pity
annoyance
loss or disappearance
to let [it] go
suffering; toil
kiss
to kiss
to feel shy
alone
to laugh at
group laughter
to be sad
sad
happiness
resentment, grudge
to succeed or triumph
to hope
Disgrace or shame
to repent
surprising
lust; lasciviousness
act of thanking
appetite; enthusiasm
to cry out something
defeat or loss
loser
pleading, lament, sob
to be surprised
lost opportunity; Alas!
sigh
celebration; party, feast
to sulk
energetic or lively
remorse or regret
jealous person (female)
to stomach [it]
fed up; disgusted
wonder, surprise, or bewilderment
tension
shame; embarrassment
to let go
to want [it]
to go wild
to feel deeply
feelings or emotions
sadness
comfort
to become comfortable
weep; lament; mourn
good relations; harmony
luck; fortune
to fight with someone
envy
compassion, mercy, pity
thank-you offering
to stop or stay; home; pacify
to pacify [someone]
to stop crying
pity; compassion; mercy
joyful; merry
nuisance, annoying
to make angry
absence or void
to shed tears
to make (someone) laugh
thanksgiving
content; satisfied
jealousy
to vent or breathe out
help; sympathize; involve
to sympathize with [someone]
jealous person (male)
to woo [them]
to be glad; to feel joy
to cause sadness
to pacify
to laugh off
to be jealous
to laugh much
sole; special; favorite
laughter; to laugh
to wonder
emotion
to fight over something
to frighten
to annoy someone
to feel lazy
burden or load
sob
to be lucky
fortunate or lucky
to take badly
annoyance, disgust
to flare up
worry
yearning, longing
admiration
to come true
to celebrate
heart-wrenching or pathetic
to suffer
obligated; indebted for a favor
tragedy
exasperation, irritation
to caress [him/her]
wretched or very pitiful
premonition; heart palpitation, nervousness
nervous
charm; affection
eagerness; excitement
irritated; annoyed
tearful; tear-stained
to panic
amazement
easily scared
state of surprise
romance
terror; fright; to terrorize
listless or no appetite
happiness; joy
the act of crying
to enjoy [it]
to grow tired of
feeling of satiety; fed up; feeling of having had too much
to feel hurt
to hug
smile
to cause suffering
eager; excited
to shame someone
to feel
to become peaceful
burden or suffering
comfort, consolation, happiness
anxious, worried
desperate woman
desperate man
suffering; pain
loud laughter
pull out; draw (emotions)
failure
care, protection, attention
hate; hatred
concerning; alarming
nervousness
love for each other
to tease [them]
worry, anxiety
holding each other
to confuse or bewilder
hug; embrace
to bow one's head
disappointed; failed
to hate
slight touch or nudge
surprised, shocked
state of irritation/annoyance
very surprising
terrifying or immense amount
consolation
irritation, annoyance
to sympathize
to disappoint
to cry out
to make happy
bowed head; downcast
to kiss for someone
to pout at
the state of being afraid
to tame or pacify
complaint, moan
sorrow; grief
fear; doubt; misgiving
a smirk or a grin
intense anger
a grimace or a wince
impetus, driving force
smirk
quarrel or dispute
someone who empathizes/helps
very joyful
horror or source of fear
enchanting or hypnotic
solitude
intense longing; yearning
remembrance
unfortunate; ill-fated; casualty
a frown or scowl
sympathy; to sympathize
to cut down a banana tree; had a windfall (colloq)
to weep
miserable
extremely worried
crushed; high on drugs (slang)
to fear
in mourning (wearing black)
to shame others
extreme anger shown by gritting teeth
to be jealous of someone
love; to love
to feel industrious
disappointment; mistreatment
extremely disgusted
to become lively
to let something be felt
hugging each other
on the verge of tears
the act of hugging
sorrow, sadness
to cause fear
to smile about something
to smile at someone
beloved, loved one
teasing; flirting
core, deepest part
liveliness or vitality
to enjoy
the state of being angry
satisfaction
something used to scare
unfortunate or ill-fated
passion; emotional outburst
the act of sulking
hatred; loathing
to woo or court
intimacy; closeness
speechless
downheartedness; loss of interest; fatigue
to weep for
amazement, astonishment
to be ashamed of
to be angry at
to satisfy someone
sense of loss or longing
to act moody
to sob
to loathe [it]
goosebump; a person who is intensely feared
oppression; heavy worry or mental weight
beloved; sweetheart
loving woman
loving man
gnashing of teeth; welt
wide-eyed shock
nurture, care, protection
catharsis
grumbling; sulking
bitterness; poignancy
anguish; grief; resentment
plea; appeal; entreaty
a sudden outburst of feeling
to scowl
fed-up; a long narrow bag
pleading on bended knees
speechless due to shame or fear
to embrace tightly
flame, fervor
suppressed laughter; snicker
to feel jealous because of something
to pity someone
prostrate; helpless
to feel eager
to feel lonely
to long for something
furious attack; relentless kissing
to shriek
to cry over something
in a state of kissing
smiling repeatedly
satisfaction; pleasure
being hugged continuously
to seethe with anger
to feel small
to fall into disgrace or misfortune
dirge; loud grief; lamentation
to be fed up with [it]
peaceful; quiet; tranquil
to embrace [someone] tightly
loved one, grace
to cause anger
to be surprised by
to cause happiness
wretched; miserable; pathetic
trouble; unrest; worried
to make sad
outcry of distress/disappointment
to kiss many or repeatedly
to well up
facial expression of contempt by twisting lips, sneer
feeling jealous or inferior to a rival
hardship, tribulation
to caress
to suppress [it]
gloom; terror; horror
to terrorize
extreme pain or intense emotion
seduction
to burst forth
to constrict
act of expressing love; courting
to cause eagerness
enjoyment; pleasure
to become mine
bother; inconvenience; annoyance
suddenly unable to speak; wide-eyed
lamentation; to wail
seepage; feeling of satisfaction; sincere
yearning; feeling of loneliness
experiencing a mood swing
last farewell
to make someone cry
caress; show of fondness
to lament
to nurture
to smother
to be afflicted as with terror
sensibility; emotional appreciation
to terrorize them
to leave; depart; die; the deceased
intense sadness
to love them
heavy heart, extreme sadness
to nurture [him/her]
to wail or lament
long wail of an animal or human
intense mourning
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