Adjective with ending -ing, -ed | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

The taste was ____. I was ______. (SATISFY)

Satisfying, Satisfied

Her weight loss from the diet was ____. She was ____. (ENCOURAGE)

Encouraging, Encouraged

He heard a strange sound and was ____. The strange sound was___. (CONCERN)

Concerned, Concerning

I was _____. The painting called “Mona Piggy” was ____. (INTRIGUE)

Intrigued, Intrigueing

Michael Phelps was ______. Michael Phelps' Olympic win was _____. (EXCITE)

Excited, Exciting

I felt ________ after getting a _____ massage. (PLEASE)

Pleased, Pleasing

The movie, King Kong, was _____. The children who were watching it were ______. (TERRIFY)

Terrifying, Terrified

I was _____after reading the ____news headlines. (ALARM)

Alarmed, Alarming

My alarm clock wouldn't stop ringing. I was ____. The sound was _____. (ANNOY)

Annoyed, Annoying

Getting hit in the behind with an arrow was ______. Lancelot felt_____. (HUMILIATE)

Humiliating, Humiliated

Ted forgot to close his zipper. It was ______. Ted felt _____. (EMBARRASS)

Embarrassing, Embarrased

The nurse's big needle was _______. I felt _______when she walked over to me! (FRIGHTEN)

Frightening, Frightened

My angry father's words were ______. I felt______. (UPSET)

Upseting, Upseted

The TV program was ______. I felt _____while watching it. (BORE)

Boring, Bored

I was so _____by the movie. The scenes in the movie were ___. (TOUCH)

Touched, Touching

Your jokes are ______. I am ________. (AMUSE)

Amusing, Amused

So much homework was ______. The student felt ____. (OVERWHELM)

Overwhelming, Overwhelmed

How to get the cheese was ____. The mouse was ____. (CONFUSE)

Confusing, Confused

Joe is ____ because he had a _____day. (TIRE)

Tired, Tiring

My bath was_____. I feel _____now. (RELAX)

Relaxing, Relaxed