What's the feeling?
Phrasal verbs
Idioms
Feelings: Nouns
100

You feel unhappy or angry about something that happened.

upset

100

To stop holding your emotions inside — like a bottle.

bottle up

100

used to say that someone is very happy about something

like a dog with two tails

100

This is the feeling of being nervous or worried

anxiety

200

You feel this after a lot of work or sport — very, very tired.

exhausted

200

To start crying suddenly and lose control.

break down

200

to be extremely happy and excited

(be) on cloud nine

200

This is the feeling you have when you have nothing interesting to do.

boredom

300

You cannot understand something or do not know what to do.

confused

300

To try not to cry (keep your tears in).

hold back (tears)

300

Very proud — like a bird with beautiful feathers.

(to be) as proud as a peacock

300

the feeling of being unhappy, especially because something bad has happened

sadness

400

You feel nervous because you are worried about something.

anxious

400

To talk about your feelings with someone

open up

400

You feel this before a big exam or a scary situation

(to have) butterflies in your stomach

400

This strong feeling can make you shout when you are very angry.

anger

500

You feel happy because a problem is over.

relieved

500

To manage a difficult situation or strong emotion.

deal with

500

To feel very nervous or anxious.

to have your heart in your mouth/throat

500

This is the feeling of not liking something because it seems very unpleasant.

disgust

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