Feelings
There are currently 9 words in this directory beginning with the letter A.
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Alive (meaningful)
[uh-lahyv] adjective, Origin: Old English on life, Fully present and feeling every moment breathing deeply into the gift of existence.
Alive (uncensored)
[uh-lahyv] adjective, Origin: Old English on life, Not dead yet and somehow still managing to give a shit about stuff despite everything.
Alive (whimsical)
[uh-lahyv] adjective, Origin: When your soul decided to show up, Feeling so present that even your toes are paying attention to life happening.
Appreciates (meaningful)
[uh-pree-shee-eyts] verb, Origin: Late Latin appretiatus, To recognize full worth of gifts received and feel genuine gratitude for their presence.
Appreciates (uncensored)
[uh-pree-shee-eyts] verb, Origin: Late Latin appretiatus, Not taking good shit for granted like an ungrateful ass who forgets how lucky they are.
Appreciates (whimsical)
[uh-pree-shee-eyts] verb, Origin: Late Latin appretiatus, When Thank You became a feeling instead of words remembering good stuff actually happened.
Awesome (meaningful)
[aw-suhm] adjective, Origin: Old English egefull, Inspiring wonder and reverence making ordinary moments feel extraordinary and deeply meaningful.
Awesome (uncensored)
[aw-suhm] adjective, Origin: Old English egefull, So badass that regular adjectives quit their jobs out of sheer inadequacy and jealousy.
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