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interjections |
something said loudly and abruptly or inserted in a text, especially something that interrupts what is being said or discussed |
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interjections |
a sound, word, or phrase that expresses a strong emotion such as pain or surprise but otherwise has no meaning |
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interjection |
exclamation: outburst: utterance |
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nestle |
to settle into a position that feels comfortable, warm, and safe, or lay a part of the body in such a position |
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nestle |
vt to put something such as delicate china or glassware in a protected cushion of soft material |
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nestle |
to be in a sheltered or secluded place |
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nestle |
snuggle/ cosy up/ cuddle up/ nuzzle |
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nestle |
be situated at/ lie/ located at |
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ailment |
a mild illness or injury, especially a persistent one |
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ailment |
illness/ sickness/ disease |
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excruciating |
to inflict severe mental and emotional distress on somebody |
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excruciating |
to inflict physical pain on somebody |
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excruciating |
agonizing/ unbearable/ severe/ piercing |
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excruciating |
embarrassing/ painful/ toe-curling/ cringe-making |
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appalling |
causing shock or horror |
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appalling |
very bad, or much worse than expected |
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appalling |
awful/ terrible/ terrible/ horrendous/ inexcusable/ atrocious/ abysmal |
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appalling |
horrifying/ shocking/ disgusting/ sickening/ outrageous/ scandalous |
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wrench |
(n) a hand or power tool with fixed or movable jaws, used to seize, turn, or twist objects such as nuts and bolts. |
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wrench |
(n) a sprain caused by a sudden forceful twisting movement of a part of the body |
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wrench |
(n) a forceful twisting pull at something, especially to free it |
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wrench |
(n)a sudden surge of emotion, for example, pity or empathy |
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wrench |
(n) a difficult parting from a person or place, or the feelings of sadness and loss that accompany such a parting |
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wrench |
vt to distort something in order to make it mean or appear to be something different |
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wrench |
pull/ tug/ jerk/ twist/ yank/ hual |
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wrench |
struggle/ blow/ anguish |
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sensations |
a physical feeling caused by having one or more of the sense organs stimulated |
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sensations |
the capacity to receive impressions through the sense organs |
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sensations |
a vague or general feeling, especially one not attributable to an obvious cause |
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sensations |
a state of avid public interest in a phenomenon |
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sensations |
a phenomenon that creates avid public interest |
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sensations |
feelings/ atmosphere/ ambiance/ vibrations |
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remnants |
bits & pieces/ odds & ends/ loose ends/ leftovers/ miscellany |
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euphoria |
a feeling of great joy, excitement, or well-being |
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euphoria |
elation/ ecstasy/ jubilation/ rapture/ exhilaration |
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foolhardy |
showing boldness or courage but not wisdom or good sense |
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foolhardy |
reckless/ rash/ risky/ imprudent/ foolish/ unwise/ hot headed/ impulsive |
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midriff |
stomach where diaphgram is |
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cocky |
confident and sure of yourself to the point of being arrogant (informal) |
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cocky |
overconfident/ smug/ arrogant/ brash/ conceited/ swaggering |
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insolent |
showing an aggressive lack of respect in speech or behavior |
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insolent |
imprudent/ impertinent/ rude/ disrespectful/ cheeky/ auadcious |
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irate |
furious/ incensed/ mad/ fuming/ enraged/ infuriated/ great anger |
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rancid |
having the strong disagreeable smell or taste of decomposing fats or oils |
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rancid |
causing disgust or greatly offensive |
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rancid |
off/ bad/ sour/ stale/ rotten |
