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Emotions

Feelings and facial expressions from happy to sad and all things in between.

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E is for Envy

Envy is being resentful of something that someone else has. Sometimes, people who are envious will wish the other person doesn't have the coveted item either.
Envy is one of the seven deadly sins.

E is for Excited

You are excited when you are really really happy about something. People get excited when they win the lottery, or are about to go away on holidays. Children often get excited at parties. People who are excited sometimes jump up and down and wave their arms around.

F is for Forget

You forget something if you don't do it, but not on purpose. You might forget to do your homework, or go out and forget your keys.
The man in the picture has forgotten to put his pants on before he goes to work.

F is for Frightened

You are frightened when you are afraid of something and you just want to run away or hide from it.

F is for Frown

A frown is a facial expression that people have when they are sad, dissatisfied, angry, worried or concentrating.

F is for Frustration

Frustration is the state of being frustrated, when you get upset or annoyed that you can't do something.

F is for Fun

You are having fun when you are doing something you enjoy and that makes you very happy.
The person in the photo is having fun jumping in a bouncy castle.

G is for Grin

A grin is a big, wide, happy smile, usually showing your teeth but without your mouth being open. Children often grin when they are being cheeky.

G is for Grumpy

If you feel grumpy you feel unhappy and annoyed. A grumpy person may not want to talk to you, or will not be nice to you.

G is for Guilty

You are guilty of doing something bad or illegal if you did it. You are innocent if you did not do it, even if people said you did.
People or animals will often look guilty when they are caught in the act of doing something wrong.

H is for Happy

When you are happy, you feel good and smile a lot. Being happy is the nicest way to be. People are happy when things go the way they want, when people are nice to them or when they are having fun. The person in the picture is happy.

H is for Hurt

When you are hurt, you feel pain.

You usually get hurt when you are injured.

I is for Innocent

Someone is innocent if they have done nothing wrong.

The opposite of innocent is guilty.

J is for Jealous

You are jealous when you have negative thoughts about something being taken away from you. For example, you can be jealous if you think you are going to lose someone you love, or you think someone is getting more attention and will be promoted before you at work.
The dog in the picture is jealous the cat is getting more attention than he is.

J is for Jolly

Being jolly is the feeling of being cheerful, joyful, festive, and happy. Christmas is often thought of as a jolly holiday. Santa Claus is often described as being a jolly person.

J is for Joy

Joy is extreme happiness.
The little girl in the picture is jumping for joy.

L is for Laugh

People laugh as a reaction to something funny, or when they are tickled. Laughing is normally something you do when you are very happy.

L is for Like

You like something if you find it enjoyable. Most people like chocolate, they like their pets and they like their friends. The boy in the picture likes icecream. When you really really like someone or something, you can say you love them.
Like is also another word for similar or alike.

L is for Love

When you really, really like someone or something, you love them. Some people will do almost anything for someone or something they love. Love can be a powerful force that can override other emotions and common sense. Love is what keeps married couples together for a long, long time.

N is for Nonchalant

Nonchalant means calm and not showing stress or interest. Someone nonchalant may act like they don't care.