| Question | Answer |
| rant correct 4 times Delete_card to blow or speak with stormy violence, empty bullying threats bluster correct 2 times Delete_card a fit of anger or resentment (sound) huff correct 3 times Delete_card to boil over or be violently agitated or excited seethe correct 4 times Delete_card a strong dislike or aversion (opposite-sympathy) antipathy correct 4 times Delete_card biting sharpness or bitterness of speech or manner acrimony correct 3 times Delete_card to trouble the mind with lingereing distress, pain, or resentment rankle Delete_card deep resentment, ill will, hate, or spite rancor Delete_card cross, ill-tempered, harsh, or grouchy, hard to understand or read crabbed correct 4 times Delete_card angry wroth correct 4 times Delete_card trembling, quivering, or timid tremulous correct 4 times Delete_card (sudden) dismay, terror, or fearful amazement consternation Delete_card to horrify, shock, or dismay appall correct 4 times Delete_card to agitate or disturb the order of discompose correct 1 time Delete_card bustle, fuss, or excitement mixed with confusion pother correct 4 times Delete_card a sudden feeling of uneasiness, misgiving, or doubt qualm Delete_card dark, gloomy, melancholy, grave, or depressing (sombrero is a hat that provides shade) somber correct 4 times Delete_card mental suffering, grief, sorrow, or distress dolor Delete_card completely unhappy or sorrowful disconsolate Delete_card a feeling of weariness, dissatisfaction, or boredom ennui correct 4 times Delete_card | ... |
| indifference, or lack of interest or emotion (without feeling or interest) | apathy |
| dull, monotonous, or commonplace | humdrum |
| to blow or speak with stormy violence, empty bullying threats | bluster |
| to talk in a loud, wild, extravagant way or to scold violently or to rave in a theatrical manner | rant |
| a long, angry speech with violent language | tirade |
| to dispute or argue angrily and noisily or to round up and care for a herd of cattle | wrangle |
| to squabble or argue over trifles or to move quickly with light repeated sounds | bicker |
| to beat or strike, usually with the fists (also a knob like on the end of a sword handle or at the front of a saddle) | pommel |
| to strike or beat with something flat (sound) | thwack |
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