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| to make (someone) very nervous or upset |
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| acting like a friend;kind and helpful;having or showing the feelings that friends have for each other;showing support or approval |
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| to cause (someone) to become afraid;to become afraid |
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| not important;not deserving serious attention; silly and not serious |
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| to cause (someone) to feel angry, discouraged, or upset because of not being able to do something; to prevent (efforts, plans, etc.) from succeeding;to keep (someone) from doing something |
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| expressing something (such as praise or thanks) in a very enthusiastic or emotional way |
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| very angry;very powerful or violent;very active or fast |
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| of or relating to marriage or generation;marked by or diffusing sympathy or friendliness |
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| playful and silly;feeling or showing great happiness and joy;causing dizziness |
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| having or showing a kind and quiet nature;not harsh or violent;not hard or forceful;not strong or harsh in effect or quality |
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| said or done too easily or carelessly;showing little preparation or thought;speaking in a smooth, easy way that is not sincere |
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| morally good forces or influences;something that is right or good;the pleasant things that happen to people |
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| feeling pleasure and enjoyment because of your life, situation, etc.;showing or causing feelings of pleasure and enjoyment;pleased or glad about a particular situation, event, etc. |
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| unpleasant and difficult to accept or experience;having an unpleasant or harmful effect because of great strength or force;too intense or powerful;severe or cruel;not kind |
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| feel intense or passionate dislike for (someone) |
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