Emotional States And Reactions

noun a sudden loud noise

verb to laugh uncontrollably

• The comedian's jokes never fail to crack up the audience.
• I always crack up when I watch that funny video.
• That joke really cracked me up!
• The pressure of the situation caused her to crack up.

adjective having the characteristics of fire; burning or glowing intensely

• The fiery sunset painted the sky in vibrant hues of orange and red.
• Her fiery temper flared up when she found out about the betrayal.
• That mixtape is straight fire, it's so fiery!
• His fiery passion for music drove him to pursue a career in the industry.

adjective describing a state of being extremely worried or fearful

• She felt panicky when she realized she had lost her passport.
• I always get panicky before exams.
• Don't get all panicky, everything will be fine.
• The stock market crash caused a panicky reaction among investors.

noun a disastrous or rapidly unfolding situation; a breakdown or failure

• The stock market experienced a major meltdown yesterday.
• She had a complete meltdown when she found out her phone was missing.
• I had a total meltdown during the exam and couldn't remember anything.
• After the breakup, she went through an emotional meltdown.

noun a state of agitation or irritation

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• She was in a snit after receiving the news of her demotion.
• Don't get yourself all worked up into a snit over such a small issue.
• She went into a snit when she found out her favorite band was not playing at the concert.
• The cat was in a snit after being disturbed during its nap.