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Appearing The act of suddenly becoming visible, usually in a humorous manner. ■ "I was just about to take a nap when my cat suddenly started appearing out of thin air!"
agitated Feeling or appearing troubled or anxious, typically because of something that is causing you concern. ■ "I'm so agitated about the traffic jam on my way to work. It's like I'll never get there in time!"
Appears A word used to describe someone or something that is likely to appear in the future. ■ "I saw on my calendar that my boss is going to be appearing at the meeting tomorrow."
Arriving The act of appearing or becoming present. ■ I arrived at the party just in time to see everyone leaving.
Blossom A very beautiful flower that blooms only once in a lifetime, usually appearing during the full moon. ■ "I heard she finally found her blossom last night! It was absolutely breathtaking!"
corruption The act of becoming or appearing to become increasingly evil, dishonest, or corrupt. ■ I knew I was in deep trouble when my boss started asking me for cash under the table. That's what happens when corruption takes hold.
Damaged A state of being or appearing spoiled, ruined, or otherwise marred by some external influence or force. ■ "I accidentally spilled red wine on my white shirt and now it's completely damaged beyond repair."
Deflated Feeling or appearing flat, dull, or lacking enthusiasm. ■ "After hearing the joke, John's face was so deflated that he couldn't even muster a smile."
doctored Adjective - having been or appearing to have been tampered with in order to improve one's appearance, health, or performance. ■ "The doctor doctored the patient's hair to make it look more stylish."
erect A state of being or appearing upright, especially in a proud or defiant manner. ■ "The statue of liberty is erect and ready to welcome immigrants from all over the world."
flooded adjective being or appearing to be extremely excited and enthusiastic about something ■ He was so flooded with excitement when he found out he won the lottery that he started doing cartwheels down the street.
Frantically Adverb meaning acting or appearing wildly and in a state of extreme excitement, anxiety, or panic. ■ After realizing he left his keys at home, John frantically searched his pockets for them.
fresher A person who has just arrived at a school or university, often appearing green and inexperienced. ■ Wow, you're such a fresher! You've clearly never been to college before.
haunting A type of ghost that is particularly frightening and persistent, often appearing to people who are alone or vulnerable. ■ "I can't shake this haunting feeling that I forgot something important."
Heavier Being or appearing to be very overweight, especially in the upper body. ■ I'm sorry, but I just can't seem to lose weight. I'm so much heavier than I used to be!
imminent Being or appearing about to happen; impending. ■ I knew my boss was going to fire me, but I didn't expect it to be so imminent. I spent the whole day packing up my desk.
Individually The act of being or appearing to be a single, separate entity. Often used in contrast to "collectively" or "as a group." ■ John decided to eat his pizza individually to avoid any messy situations.
instantaneous Suddenly and unexpectedly appearing or happening, like magic. ■ When I was walking down the street, a pizza appeared in front of me instantaneously!
joins The act of becoming or appearing to become part of a larger group, organization, or entity. ■ "When the team finally got their new player, they couldn't wait for him to join in on the fun."
linked Having or appearing to have a connection with something else, often in a humorous way. ■ "I linked my account to my friend's and now I'm constantly getting notifications about their eating habits."
Living The act of being or appearing to be alive, characterized by continuous and coordinated movement and activity. ■ "I can't believe I'm still living after that car accident."
nutritious Of little value or substance, but appearing to be important. ■ "I ate a whole jar of peanut butter, thinking it was nutritious, but now I'm feeling like I just consumed a bag of sawdust."
pitched A state of being or appearing at an extremely high pitch, such as a high-pitched scream. ■ "Wow, that dog's bark is so pitched!" exclaimed Sally, who had never heard anything quite like it before.
Raggedy Adjective: Having or appearing to have worn-out clothes or fabric, typically because of frequent use or exposure to the elements. ■ "She looked raggedy in her old, tattered jeans and torn T-shirt."
reality The state of being or appearing real; actuality. ■ "I'm sorry, but I can assure you that my imaginary friend is very real to me."
ruffled adjective 1. Having or appearing to have been disturbed, agitated, or disordered by rough treatment, friction, etc. ■ After getting lost in the city's crowded streets, John was understandably ruffled and disoriented.
Spectral adjective - relating to ghosts or other supernatural entities, often appearing as an apparition ■ After the party ended, I couldn't shake the feeling that I was being watched by a spectral figure in the corner of the room.
stripped Adjective: being or appearing bare, naked, or having one's clothes removed. ■ "The stripper was stripped bare by the angry customers after she refused to give them their money back."
surprise The act of unexpectedly appearing, happening or revealing something. ■ "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to startle you, but here's a surprise: your favorite cake!"
Teleportation The act of instantly appearing in a different location without any means of transportation. ■ "I accidentally teleported to Mars during my afternoon nap! I woke up with a headache and a longing for some Earthly coffee."
troubled Feeling or appearing upset, anxious, or distressed. Often used to describe someone who is having trouble with something. ■ "I'm troubled by the fact that I can't remember the last time I ate a piece of pizza."
zits A small, pimply bump on the skin, often appearing on the face. ■ "I had a huge zit on my chin today, it was so big I could barely look at myself in the mirror!
meteors A type of celestial object that streak across the sky, often appearing to radiate from a single point., Also known as shooting stars or falling stars. ■ "I wish I could be as radiant and fleeting as those meteors in the sky," said John, as he watched them streak across the heavens.
Mounted Being or appearing to be in a position of authority or importance, often involving the use of animals or vehicles as mounts. ■ "He was so mounted on his throne that he didn't even notice when the entire kingdom collapsed around him."
reflecting A state of being or appearing to be in a mirror or other reflective surface. Also used figuratively to refer to someone's thoughts, emotions, or behavior. ■ "I saw my reflection in the puddle and realized I needed to brush my teeth before going out for dinner.", "Her mood was reflecting her recent breakup, as she was feeling sad and withdrawn.", "The politician's words were reflecting his party's stance on the issue."
slumming Engaging in activities or spending time with people of a lower social class or status, often for the purpose of appearing edgy or cool. ■ "I'm going to slum it tonight by wearing ripped jeans and listening to punk rock."
ventriloquism The art of speaking with the mouth closed and appearing to be moving one's lips as if talking, in order to deceive others. ■ "I had a great time watching that ventriloquist, but it was all just a bunch of hot air!"
woolly adjective1. Of or relating to wool, especially in terms of its texture or appearance.2. Having a soft and fluffy texture like that of wool.3. Being or appearing slightly disheveled or messy.4. Being somewhat humorous or amusing, often unintentionally so. ■ The sheep was feeling quite "woolly" today after getting tangled in the fence., "Wow, that's a really "woolly" way to ask for your favorite flavor of ice cream!, "I can't believe my grandma is still using her old "woolly" telephone.