Nouns from adjectives
Emotions
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100

Anxious.

Anxiety.

100

The blue character in Upside Down.

Sadness.
100

Someone who doesn’t get upset, excited or anxious very easily.

Cool as a cucumber.

100

A person who loves parties, social events and nightlife and enjoys going out frequently.

Party animal.

100

VERB + somebody + cringe.

make somebody cringe.

200

Happy.

Happiness.

200

Riley's main emotion in Upside Down.

Joy.

200

A miserable person who hates spending money (from a by C. Dickens.)

Scrooge.

200

Sensible, practical, realistic and friendly, without behaving as though you are more important than other people.

Down-to-earth.

200

VERB + second thoughts.

Have second thoughts.

300

Lazy.

Laziness.

300

The red character in Upside Down.

Anger.

300

A synonym of the previous word.

Cheapskate.

300

Very lively, energetic and enthusiastic.

Full of beans.

300

VERB + somebody + crazy/nuts.

Drive somebody crazy / Drive somebody nuts.

400

Icky.

Ickiness.

400

The green character in Upside Down.

Disgust.

400

Someone who is not able to keep a secret.

Big mouth.

400

A person who ruins other people’s fun by staying pessimistic and complaining all the time.

Wet blanket.

400

VERB + patience.

Keep patience.

500

Bored.

Boredom.

500

The purple character in Upside Down 2.

Ennui / Boredom.

500

A person who talks a lot.

Chatterbox.

500

A person who behaves as though they know everything and always has an answer or opinion.

Know-it-all.

500

VERB + somebody + the creeps.

Give somebody the creeps.