How well do you know the words for feelings and emotions in English? In this crossword, you will practise vocabulary to describe how people feel, from happy and excited to sad and scared. Read the clues carefully and fill in the grid. Have fun!
Grid
Fill in the grid: pick a square, read the clue and type your answer.
Clues
Across
- 1. Many times frequently
- 6. Has not in short form
- 7. State of eager enthusiasm
- 10. Feeling caused by unexpected event
- 12. Feeling of being upset or annoyed
- 13. Bitter indignation at unfair treatment
- 15. Sadness from being alone
- 16. Feeling of having done wrong
- 17. At which place
- 18. Feeling that someone is worthless
Down
- 2. Before all others in order
- 3. Strongly wanting to do something
- 4. Mental tension and worry
- 5. To a considerable degree
- 8. State of being annoyed
- 9. Intense enjoyment and interest
- 11. Gentle feeling of fondness
- 14. Feeling strong displeasure
Answers
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Across
- 1. Many times frequently → often
- 6. Has not in short form → hasnt
- 7. State of eager enthusiasm → excitement
- 10. Feeling caused by unexpected event → surprise
- 12. Feeling of being upset or annoyed → frustration
- 13. Bitter indignation at unfair treatment → resentment
- 15. Sadness from being alone → loneliness
- 16. Feeling of having done wrong → guilt
- 17. At which place → where
- 18. Feeling that someone is worthless → contempt
Down
- 2. Before all others in order → first
- 3. Strongly wanting to do something → eager
- 4. Mental tension and worry → stress
- 5. To a considerable degree → quite
- 8. State of being annoyed → irritation
- 9. Intense enjoyment and interest → enthusiasm
- 11. Gentle feeling of fondness → affection
- 14. Feeling strong displeasure → angry
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