Emotion Slang: Explore This Category

I Love You (based on the number of letters in each word).

Expression of outrage or impatience.

To be annoyed, bitter, or "salty" about something (from Arabic "samm," meaning poison).

A disappointment; a bad situation.

To develop romantic feelings for someone, often unexpectedly.

Feeling a strong, positive connection or mood with a person or group.

Relaxing; hanging out; not doing much.

Completely losing control or having a meltdown (e.g., "Stop crashing out over small stuff").

Delighted (with Dublin accent).

To become very excited or lose one's temper.

A feeling of being emotional or touched (from Hokkien).

Bad-tempered or irritable as a result of hunger (blend of hungry and angry).

Profound; serious; emotionally deep or meaningful.

Lucky; fortunate (from Hokkien).

A sudden, inexplicable feeling of revulsion or distaste toward a romantic partner's minor action or trait.

To like or love someone or something (from Arabic "kif").

Overly affectionate; deeply in love.

Embarrassing; feeling ashamed; shy (from Hokkien).

Bitter, angry, or irritated, often over something minor.

Embarrassed or blushing with shame.

Bored; tired of something; jaded (from Hokkien).

Excited; thrilled; highly enthusiastic.

To provoke a strong emotional reaction, often negative.

Feeling sentimental, touched, or overwhelmed by positive emotion.

Angry or annoyed. Verlan for "énervé."

Exhausted; tired; extremely fatigued.

Emotional, touching, or nostalgic.