B1 Feelings Vocab | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

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(n.) – the feeling of being alone and sad. Example: feelings of depression and ______.

loneliness

(adj.) – happy because you did something good Example: She was _____ of her good test score.

Proud

(adj.) – feeling very happy and interested. She was _____ about her trip to Paris.

excited

(n.) – the feeling of being sad Example: The movie was full of _____.

Sadness

adj.) – feeling alone and sad Example: He felt _____ in the new school.

lonely

(adj.) – feeling sad because something was not as good as expected. She was _____ when it rained during her picnic.

disappointed

(adj.) – feeling sad or angry Example: She was _____ when she lost her phone.

Upset

(adj.) – feeling good and smiling. He was _____ to see his family again.

happy

(adj.) – not understanding something. I was _____ by the math problem.

confused

n.) – a feeling of happiness and energy.There was a lot of _____ at the concert.

excitement

not interested or having nothing to do/ She felt ______ during class. (Adj)

bored

(n.) – the feeling of being sad because something was not as good as expected. Losing the game was a big _____.

disappointment

(n.) – the feeling of being shy or uncomfortable. Falling in front of everyone was a big _____.

embarrassment

(n.) – great happiness. the kids squealed with ______.

delight

(adj.) – feeling unhappy Example: He was _____ when his friend moved away.

sad

(n.) – a strong feeling of being afraid. He has a _____ of spiders.

Fear

(adj.) – very happy. He was _____ with his birthday gift.

delighted

feeling scared, fear, anxiety, frightened. "I'm ____ of dogs."

Afriad

(n.) – the feeling of being happy. Spending time with friends brings her _____.

happiness

(n.) – the feeling when something difficult is over. "much to her ____, she passed the test!""

relief

(n.) – the feeling of not understanding. There was some _____ about the test time.

confusion

the feeling of having nothing fun to do. I'll die of ______ if I have to wait that long. (noun)

Boredom

(adj.) – feeling shy or uncomfortable about something. He felt _____ when he forgot their name.

embarrassed

feeling mad or upset (adj). An ______ customer.

Angry

(adj.) – happy because something bad did not happen Example: She was _____ when she found her lost keys.

relieved

a strong feeling when you are very upset. "He shouted in _________." (noun)

Anger

(n.) – the feeling of being proud of something good Example: the team was bursting with _____ after recording a sensational victory

pride