OK Kiddies,

This is how it works...

I'm gonna start with a word that means something to me...

Your task is to put a word with a similar meaning underneath it and put the word class (adj, noun, adv, verb..etc) underneath along with the meaning it has for you.

The aim of this is to see how versatile the English Language is and see how far we can go from my starting point...

If you have a different class/meaning for the word, feel free to add it underneath, as long as you observe the T&C.

I think this will be interesting if people take it up...

BTW - I am not looking for dictionary definitions - I am looking for what it mean to YOU!

I'll start...

Unhappy - adjective - meaning a bit sad, let down or disappointed.

Peace,

MGGG

Heartbroken

- adjective

I am heartbroken when someone I love hurts me - or someone I love gets hurt


[edit on 21/11/08 by ziggystar60]

Gutted

Adjective, British. Colloquial.

Very upset.

I was gutted when she said that I couldn't see her any more.

I would have to say....

disconcerted

adjective, it means perturbed yet knocked out of synch or harmony; hence, causing sadness

Here you go...

Jonesing Intransitive Verb

To have an eager or intense desire

ex:

I am jonesing to smoke a phatty...

GLIB-readily fluent, often thoughtlessly, superficially, or insincerely so

Synonyms-facile, slick, artful, articulate, easy, eloquent, flip, fluent, garrulous

Today my bartender friend asked me why are you so glib today?

Penchant

very strong inclination

"I have a penchant for music and life itself."