Feelings

3. This is a state of well-being and contentment. It is often associated with positive emotions such as joy, satisfaction, and pleasure. For example, when you spend time with loved ones or achieve a personal goal.
5. Feeling unsure or unable to understand something.
6. This is a verb that means to bother or irritate someone. It's often used in informal contexts. For example, "My little brother keeps ____ing me while I'm trying to study."
10. This is a verb that means to express regret or say sorry for something you have done wrong.
11. This is a verb that means to stop feeling angry towards someone for an offense, or mistake. When you let go of the negative feelings and move on.
12. This feeling occurs when something or someone is irritating. It's usually a mild and temporary emotion. For example, if someone is talking loudly while you're trying to read.
13. Feeling pleased and satisfied with oneself or someone else.
14. This feeling is stronger and more intense, it can involve a range of emotions. For example, if you have an argument with a close friend.

1. this is a strong feeling of displeasure. It often arises when we feel frustrated. For example, if someone treats you unfairly.
2. 3 words, this means to have a disagreement or argument with them, leading to a breakdown in the relationship. It often implies that the people involved are no longer on good terms or are not speaking to each other. For example, "She ___ ___ ___ her best friend over a misunderstanding."
4. This is an adjective that describes something or someone that causes irritation or discomfort. For example, "The loud music from the neighbor's party is really _______."
7. The feeling when you want to stay in bed, you want to cry and do nothing.
8. Feeling uninterested and tired of something.
9. Fear is an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous, likely to cause pain, or a threat. For example, when you are in a dangerous situation or facing something unknown.