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A state of frenzied or excited emotion or activity
An abnormally high body temperature, usually accompanied by shivering, headache, and in severe instances, delirium
The excitement felt by a group of people about a particular public event
A bustling to-do, excited speech or noise, usually loud
The property of being torrid
A feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness
An agitated or confused state
Anger or aggression associated with conflict arising from a particular situation
Excitement associated with danger or the taking of risks
An enthusiasm for a particular activity or object which appears suddenly and achieves widespread but short-lived popularity
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Noun
▲
A state of frenzied or excited emotion or activity
frenzy
excitement
agitation
passion
turmoil
delirium
heat
restlessness
deliriousness
distraction
ecstasy
ferment
feverishness
flap
flush
furor
US
furore
UK
fury
hysteria
intensity
rage
rampage
unrest
uproar
fervour
UK
eagerness
enthusiasm
fanaticism
fervor
US
fire
impatience
vehemence
zeal
burning up
febrile disease
the shakes
running a temperature
violence
mania
ardor
US
ardour
UK
storm
force
power
fervency
tumult
madness
ferocity
fierceness
intenseness
ardency
derangement
emotion
potency
passionateness
fervidness
energy
wildness
disturbance
strength
depth
forcefulness
paroxysm
vigor
US
vigour
UK
seizure
severity
insanity
spirit
burst
fuss
stir
earnestness
assertiveness
flurry
to-do
ruckus
convulsion
anger
animation
wingding
stew
conniption
warmth
impetuosity
boiling point
mental distress
white heat
obsession
obsessiveness
upheaval
overenthusiasm
fit
excess
keenness
concentration
turbulence
spasm
bout
extremity
welly
savagery
tempestuousness
outburst
tension
grievousness
seriousness
strain
commotion
hubbub
brouhaha
ballyhoo
ado
palaver
controversy
ferity
degree
level
kerfuffle
hoopla
hoo-ha
carry-on
panic
ferociousness
magnitude
tempest
flare-up
might
rise
rabidity
asperity
acrimony
rampancy
sore
acerbity
hysterics
blowup
destruction
irrationality
orgy
tear
fling
splurge
spree
binge
slow burn
unreason
neurosis
distress
alarm
more heat than light
song and dance
panic attack
nervousness
mirth
confusion
loss of control
bewilderment
perplexity
befuddlement
fit of madness
loss of reason
outburst of agitation
fit of agitation
screaming abdabs
screaming habdabs
incandescence
stress
desire
discombobulation
mystification
bemusement
puzzlement
muddle
maze
confusedness
bamboozlement
bafflement
bewilderedness
perturbation
crazedness
harassment
discord
disorder
abstraction
intensity of feeling
transport
dementedness
elation
deliration
craziness
euphoria
aberration
state
ruction
free-for-all
lunacy
dithers
distemper
lather
whirl
rumpus
wild excitement
blow
rumble
craze
row
rush
hell broke loose
more ❯
“I got married in a
fever
of excitement.”
Noun
▲
An abnormally high body temperature, usually accompanied by shivering, headache, and in severe instances, delirium
feverishness
affection
ail
ailment
bug
complaint
complication
condition
disease
disorder
distemper
distemperature
febricity
febrility
ill
illness
infirmity
malady
pyrexia
shivering
sickness
temperature
trouble
ague
calenture
delirium
temp
infection
malaise
high temperature
affliction
indisposition
virus
lurgy
syndrome
upset
problem
disability
weakness
ill health
contagion
flu
wog
debility
unhealthiness
defect
attack
unsoundness
diseasedness
unhealth
ache
seizure
plague
dysfunction
fit
breakdown
disturbance
collapse
blight
cancer
epidemic
poor health
inflammation
what's going around
curse
plight
dose
irregularity
predicament
paroxysm
convulsion
cachexia
unwellness
unhealthfulness
mild sickness
bad health
canker
abnormality
evil
decrepitude
pestilence
scourge
bane
endemic
pathosis
sickliness
contamination
visitation
coath
spell
feebleness
misery
rot
haemorrhage
UK
stroke
convulsions
Cancer
hemorrhage
US
medical condition
silent killer
ailing
valetudinarianism
malaria
relapse
failing health
frailty
fragility
delicacy
frailness
decay
debilitation
pest
flimsiness
delicateness
corruption
poison
vulnerability
menace
shortcoming
deficiency
failing
imperfection
fault
confinement
injury
puniness
fragileness
unsubstantiality
weakliness
insubstantiality
pollution
pandemic
enervation
distress
depression
lassitude
languor
incapacity
listlessness
health condition
infestation
mildew
fungus
woe
septicity
pain
thinness
misfortune
suffering
bubonic plague
tribulation
trial
anguish
Black Death
rash
outbreak
contagious disease
weariness
ordeal
adversity
hardship
ills
enfeeblement
wretchedness
calamity
exhaustion
faintness
impairment
infirmness
asthenia
languidness
lowness
wimpiness
lightness
failure
mould
UK
smallness
slightness
littleness
sepsis
fineness
diminutiveness
health issue
health complaint
queasiness
lues
unwholesomeness
morbidness
mold
US
neoplasia
malignancy
corrosion
nuisance
morbidity
taint
health problem
symptoms
lameness
etiolation
meagerness
effeteness
boil
blister
smutch
noma
eyesore
sight
withering
dump
lack of strength
shakiness
toxicity
transmission
venom
miasma
impurity
dirt
complex
prognostics
diagnostics
pattern
sign
unease
blot on the landscape
angst
melancholy
anxiety
discomfort
devitalization
dejection
unhappiness
restlessness
despondency
doldrums
disquiet
tiredness
fatigue
overtiredness
prostration
instability
vagary
derangement
ailments
encumbrance
weediness
ineffectiveness
disablement
set of symptoms
uneasiness
lack of vitality
lack of energy
handicap
murrain
weltschmerz
dissatisfaction
despair
discontent
Weltschmerz
ennui
aberration
incompetence
incompetency
detriment
drawback
disadvantage
unfitness
lack
disqualification
inability
restriction
inexperience
impotence
invalidity
learning difficulties
special needs
influenza
wave
hydra
ravage
pneumonic plague
putrefaction
decomposition
gangrene
torment
learning disability
sorrow
grief
hurt
excruciation
torture
rack
agony
travail
straits
difficulty
burden
crux
cross
cross to bear
more ❯
“Symptoms of the disease include
fever
and weight loss.”
Noun
▲
The excitement felt by a group of people about a particular public event
ferment
frenzy
ecstasy
furor
US
furore
UK
hubbub
hurly-burly
rapture
unrest
turmoil
tumult
excitement
turbulence
stew
disruption
brouhaha
agitation
uproar
disquiet
fuss
storm
stir
commotion
bustle
upheaval
flurry
ruckus
mayhem
to-do
clamour
UK
confusion
glow
heat
trouble
unquietness
carry-on
chaos
uneasiness
restlessness
fermentation
kerfuffle
hoo-ha
rumpus
disorder
restiveness
coil
imbroglio
argy-bargy
hoopla
moil
aggro
uprising
scene
upturn
ailment
rumble
disturbance
convulsion
outcry
disquietude
flap
row
stink
clamor
US
Sturm und Drang
hell broke loose
state of unrest
more ❯
“Most of the forms went to volatile city wards where election
fever
was at its height.”
Noun
▲
A bustling to-do, excited speech or noise, usually loud
excitation
uproar
commotion
disturbance
tumult
turmoil
fuss
stir
hubbub
ado
rumpus
pandemonium
ruckus
hullabaloo
furore
UK
bother
ruction
ballyhoo
row
furor
US
storm
pother
clatter
blather
bustle
bluster
shindy
whirl
welter
bobbery
hoopla
squall
foofaraw
williwaw
hurly
zoo
fun
to-do
hurly-burly
helter-skelter
kerfuffle
stew
outcry
moil
brouhaha
racket
hysteria
flurry
clutter
outburst
frenzy
splore
rage
do
corroboree
hurry
hurricane
coil
hoo-ha
hubble-bubble
hoo-hah
hurry-scurry
alarums and excursions
hurry-skurry
flap
agitation
stink
upset
fury
excitement
palaver
scandal
tizzy
tizz
confusion
tempest
delirium
sensation
distraction
deliriousness
craze
scene
snafu
feverishness
mania
rampage
disorder
pantomime
performance
din
upheaval
unrest
fracas
hassle
tizz-woz
song and dance
carry-on
clamor
US
melee
lather
brawl
scuffle
fret
outbreak
fray
eruption
mêlée
cacophony
clamour
UK
farce
farcicality
ridiculousness
senselessness
hue and cry
monkey business
flare-up
activity
action
fireworks
heat
elation
emotion
thrill
passion
feeling
drama
buzz
riot
chaos
turbulence
mayhem
bedlam
affray
trouble
bangarang
havoc
noise
quarrel
anarchy
disruption
free-for-all
discord
babel
fight
shouting
yelling
violence
donnybrook
maelstrom
convulsion
altercation
babble
shindig
jangle
dither
mess
big scene
disorganization
US
lawlessness
stramash
madness
disarrangement
perturbation
bagarre
broil
strife
vociferation
disquiet
ferment
ructions
insurrection
rumble
anarchism
uprising
restlessness
argy-bargy
misrule
all hell broken loose
imbroglio
breach of the peace
mix-up
disorganisation
UK
muddle
disarray
disorderliness
fighting
conflict
jumble
clangour
UK
disorderedness
muss
stooshie
madhouse
clangor
US
rebellion
unruliness
splash
aggro
chatter
mutiny
wilding
shivaree
discombobulation
street fight
complication
biffo
caterwauling
fisticuffs
entanglement
annoyance
revolution
tumble
boisterousness
big stink
hell broke loose
struggle
scrap
dust-up
hubba-hubba
rhubarb
an outcry
rowdydow
roughhouse
bickering
craziness
hell to pay
devil to pay
destruction
all hell breaking loose
rough house
skirmish
derangement
confrontation
clash
loud noise
scuffling
confusedness
shambles
frolic
dance
party
carousal
bash
revel
fancy
merrymaking
spree
contretemps
discontent
scramble
unsettlement
wildness
seething
upturn
untidiness
dissatisfaction
folderol
vandalism
grief
mishap
afters
encounter
consternation
entropy
incident
discomposure
fermentation
squabble
wrangle
dishevelment
wilderness
fuss and bother
hustle
tamasha
backwash
production
bobsy-die
combustion
hustle and bustle
harassment
threat
roar
topsy-turviness
misorder
a three-ring circus
mare's nest
hell
intricacy
a madhouse
dislocation
haze
messiness
slip-up
wingding
street fighting
violent disorder
demonstration
shower
run-in
snarl
distemper
burst
insurgence
revolt
protest
brannigan
mob violence
boilover
hazard
menace
talk
wild disarray
soap opera
ride
seesaw
saga
howl
bowwow
controversy
firestorm
argument
anger
cry
temper
rabidity
uproariousness
katzenjammer
fanfare
bellow
squawk
lamentation
bewailing
disquietude
yelp
rollercoaster
war of words
bouleversement
cataclysm
earthquake
tremor
quake
explosion
shock
hindrance
rioting
spasm
scrimmage
static
strike
terrorism
reign of terror
mob rule
shout
screaming
ululation
babbling
tintamarre
more ❯
Noun
▲
The property of being torrid
torridness
warmth
fieriness
warmness
swelter
calefaction
fervour
UK
fervor
US
sultriness
calidity
incalescence
torridity
hotness
incandescence
heatwave
dog days
hot spell
hot weather
heat
temperature
feverishness
high temperature
sweatiness
overheating
temperateness
balminess
tepidity
tepidness
lukewarmness
stickiness
snugness
cold
climate
condition
homeliness
comfort
cosiness
UK
degrees
febricity
pyrexia
mellowness
coziness
US
glow
body heat
thermal reading
Noun
▲
A feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness
excitement
exhilaration
enthusiasm
animation
elation
action
activity
anticipation
eagerness
passion
emotion
feverishness
flurry
heat
instigation
thrill
warmth
fieriness
fire
intensity
motivation
motive
pep
zeal
zest
ado
impulse
spark
vim
zing
enjoyment
excitation
feeling
flutter
hurry
interest
intoxication
kicks
movement
stimulus
urge
keenness
vehemence
fervour
UK
ardour
UK
spirit
avidity
exuberance
zealousness
vigor
US
vigour
UK
ardor
US
vivacity
fervor
US
verve
gusto
vivaciousness
relish
energy
liveliness
avidness
sap
fervency
earnestness
fanaticism
dynamism
conviction
ebullience
ardency
wholeheartedness
brio
willingness
devotion
oomph
lust
commitment
life
thirst
devotedness
appetite
fervidness
desirousness
passionateness
intenseness
hunger
gaiety
dash
ecstasy
go
rapture
impatience
mirth
flare
get-up-and-go
joyfulness
impetuosity
zip
zap
glow
readiness
joy
fury
frenzy
élan
flame
keen interest
red heat
white heat
desire
anxiety
intentness
diligence
wish
assiduity
conscientiousness
longing
yearning
love
zestfulness
delight
dedication
ambition
voracity
sparkle
bounce
greed
wishing
appetency
voraciousness
yen
effervescence
fizz
vitality
buoyancy
heartiness
high-spiritedness
spiritedness
anxiousness
promptness
solicitude
quickness
alacrity
greediness
pizzazz
US
delectation
high spirits
pleasure
bliss
satisfaction
pzazz
UK
moxie
happiness
guts
cheer
more ❯
Noun
▲
An agitated or confused state
fluster
dither
flap
flutter
turmoil
state
tizzy
fret
twitter
frenzy
panic
stew
sweat
upset
agitation
bustle
flurry
furore
UK
fuss
huff
lather
pother
ruffle
swelter
swivet
tiz-woz
tizz
nervous state
perturbation
twit
excitement
furor
US
state of agitation
state of anxiety
commotion
confusion
state of nervousness
state of worry
discomfiture
distressed state
clamour
UK
hubbub
hoopla
hassle
storm
tumult
hullabaloo
turbulence
anxiety
clamor
US
state of panic
blue funk
fix
nervousness
alarm
fear
fright
worry
cold sweat
funk
whirl
difficult situation
shake
banging
wave
wag
flail
tremble
despondency
trembling
misery
gloom
state of fear
fuming
fretting
snit
bad mood
state of confusion
state of nervous excitement
bother
exasperation
terror
horror
trepidation
hysteria
dread
consternation
dismay
scare
alarum
apprehension
apprehensiveness
fearfulness
disquiet
crush
jam
rush
cold feet
more ❯
Noun
▲
Anger or aggression associated with conflict arising from a particular situation
rage
anger
fury
wrath
indignation
passion
temper
ire
outrage
spleen
tantrum
choler
furor
US
madness
agitation
bitterness
exasperation
pet
resentment
strop
violence
angriness
annoyance
antagonism
birse
blowout
deliriousness
delirium
displeasure
distraction
feverishness
flap
frenzy
furore
UK
grump
hysteria
irateness
lividity
lividness
mad
mania
mood
obsession
pique
rampage
rancor
US
rancour
UK
raving
state
uproar
vexation
wrathfulness
bad temper
bate
fit of anger
fit of fury
fit of rage
foulie
hostility
hot temper
paddy
paddywhack
skid
towering rage
vehemence
wax
acerbity
acrimony
animosity
apoplexy
asperity
bad mood
blowup
bluster
convulsion
dander
eruption
excitement
explosion
ferment
ferocity
fireworks
fit of temper
frenzy of anger
frenzy of rage
gall
haemorrhage
UK
heat
hemorrhage
US
huff
hysterics
irritation
outburst
paroxysm
spasm
squall
storm
umbrage
upset
wingding
air rage
fit of bad temper
fit of ill temper
fit of pique
high dudgeon
paroxysm of anger
paroxysm of rage
extreme anger
hissy fit
focus
flare-up
fit
tizzy
blind rage
outburst of anger
sulk
snit
sullenness
hump
pouts
grouch
sulkiness
ill humour
miff
stew
grouchiness
sourness
sulks
cantankerousness
offence
UK
dudgeon
peevishness
discontentment
disgruntlement
offense
US
huffiness
tiff
glumness
moodiness
moroseness
doldrums
blues
conniption
rise
slow burn
petulance
gloominess
funk
chagrin
fit of the sulks
ill temper
irritability
crossness
crankiness
resentfulness
stroppiness
crabbiness
irascibility
tetchiness
querulousness
testiness
snappishness
hate
vengeance
hatefulness
grumpiness
surliness
fretfulness
tartness
touchiness
sensitivity
ill-humor
tear
hotheadedness
pugnacity
excitability
impatience
boiling point
peeve
short fuse
bad humor
discontent
depression
dumps
ill will
hurt
hurt feelings
grudge
irk
wounded feelings
bad feeling
provocation
hurt pride
sore
wounded pride
ruckus
mopes
low
pout
grumps
gloom
melancholy
low spirits
blahs
bout of moping
worry
mard
fit of ill humour
fit of bad humour
more ❯
Noun
▲
Excitement associated with danger or the taking of risks
adventure
action
excitement
passion
animation
danger
dangerousness
enthusiasm
flurry
hazard
hazardousness
peril
perilousness
risk
riskiness
stimulation
thrill
warmth
commotion
discomposure
elation
exciting experience
ferment
precariousness
uncertainty
a buzz
a charge
a kick
Noun
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An enthusiasm for a particular activity or object which appears suddenly and achieves widespread but short-lived popularity
craze
fad
fashion
trend
enthusiasm
vogue
passion
rage
infatuation
novelty
mania
mode
thing
obsession
preoccupation
buzz
chic
compulsion
fancy
fetish
fixation
flavour
UK
flavor
US
go
latest
love
sensation
style
taste
tonne
UK
ton
US
weakness
fascination
whim
cry
dernier cri
furore
UK
furor
US
hot ticket
kick
last word
monomania
wrinkle
in thing
newest wrinkle
the last word
latest thing
craving
desire
fetich
prepossession
urge
partiality
yen
idée fixe
cacoethes
bee
hang-up
grabber
tiger
disorder
bug
craziness
fixed idea
ax to grind
bug in ear
bee in bonnet
tiger by the tail
something on the brain
fondness
hobby
interest
look
pastime
crush
custom
vagary
sport
keenness
pursuit
passing fancy
caprice
addiction
conceit
recreation
practice
whimsy
amusement
inclination
entertainment
penchant
now
zeal
hobbyhorse
predilection
in
distraction
leisure pursuit
latest wrinkle
leisure activity
drive
affection
complex
modishness
idea
impulse
freak
relaxation
stylishness
convention
cult
diversion
crotchet
kink
madness
sideline
avocation
way
neurosis
humour
UK
humor
US
quirk
game
divertissement
current style
fantasy
preference
in-thing
preoccupation with
fun
general tendency
latest style
latest taste
mash
case
mania for
obsession with
play
hobby horse
liking
propensity
bias
proclivity
prejudice
leaning
new look
jag
panache
classiness
elegance
hit
mainstream
prominent thing
important thing
buzzword
thirst
adoration
hunger
ache
lust
excitement
fanaticism
ardour
UK
impact
pleasure
activity
leisure
flash
wonder
appetite
concept
air du temps
affectation
the latest fad
the newest fashion
the latest cry
innovation
eccentricity
frivolity
fixedness
paranoia
relish
notion
happening
in-spot
soft spot
affinity
susceptibility
ardor
US
genre
form
design
popularity
fashionableness
hip thing
fun and games
currency
prevalence
ritual
hot spot
big thing
meme
talking point
wont
bandwagon
practise
trick
fashionability
hotness
voguishness
favour
UK
favor
US
latest word
cultus
cultism
habitude
habit
strong interest
megrim
snazziness
coolness
trendiness
fool notion
foible
maggot
phobia
the thing
usage
use
the latest
stimulant
sexual fixation
engrossment
luck
vagrancy
crank
whimsey
faddism
the rage
sudden notion
bent
whim-wham
prevailing taste
ruling passion
thought
vision
disposition
dream
golden calf
must
phantom
delusion
monkey
consuming passion
attraction
sudden idea
passing thought
one-track mind
pet subject
concrete idea
bee in your bonnet
specialty
US
bag
art
quest
shot
occupation
craft
schtick
amateur interest
leisure interest
speciality
UK
favourite occupation
favorite occupation
pleasurable pastime
labor of love
pet topic
with it
trendy
fashionable
le dernier cri
popular
in vogue
in fashion
big
all the rage
cool
movement
hip
pash
adoration of
folly
enchantment
rapture
devotion to
foolishness
penchant for
regard for
fondness for
feeling for
love for
desire for
passion for
captivation
fixation with
puppy love
thing about
hang-up about
craze for
addiction to
crush on
calf love
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