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bendy A person or thing that is extremely flexible, especially in the waist area. ■ After seeing the contortions of the circus performer, Jane exclaimed, "Wow, he was so bendy!"
Biff A humorous or comical word used to express surprise, disbelief, or disappointment. ■ "Wow, that's a real biff!" he exclaimed when he realized his plan had gone awry.
blimey An exclamation used to express surprise or disbelief, often accompanied by a slight shaking of the head. ■ "Blimey, that's a lot of work!" John exclaimed as he looked at the pile of dirty dishes on the counter.
blinks A sudden, involuntary closure of the eyes that can be used to convey surprise, disbelief, or amusement. ■ "Wow, I never expected that would happen!" he exclaimed with a series of sarcastic blinks.
Byes A polite way to say goodbye or farewell, often used when someone is leaving the room. ■ "See you later, bye!" exclaimed the excited child as they ran out of the door.
Completing To finish or complete something, often with great satisfaction. ■ "I'm completing my degree in computer science today!" exclaimed the student, as they handed in their final paper and celebrated with a pizza party.
cures A potion or remedy that guarantees a cure for any malady, but only after the patient has died. ■ "I'm cured!" exclaimed the dying man. "But it was too late," said his doctor.
Declaration An official statement made by an individual or group, expressing their intentions, beliefs, or opinions. ■ "I declare that I am a cat!" exclaimed the man dressed in a full cat costume, much to the confusion of passersby.
Disagreements A lively and spirited exchange of opinions where the participants find themselves at odds with each other. ■ "I can't believe you think pineapple belongs on pizza!" exclaimed John, sparking a heated disagreement between him and his friend Sarah.
Exclamation An exclamation is a loud, sudden utterance of sound made by someone who is extremely surprised or excited. ■ "Wow! I won the lottery!" exclaimed John, jumping up and down in excitement.
fifty A very amusing and lighthearted word used to describe something that is highly entertaining. ■ "Wow, this joke is so fifty!" exclaimed the comedian on stage.
Gills 1. A group of people who are all named John or Jane. ■ "I have a gill for every occasion!" exclaimed the woman, surrounded by her gill-mates.
Gobbledegook Nonsensical language or jargon, often used to confuse or mislead others. ■ "I don't understand a single word of this gobbledegook!" exclaimed John, frustration etched on his face.
golly An exclamation of surprise or astonishment, often used to express excitement. ■ "Wow, that's amazing!" John exclaimed, golly.
Got A contraction of "gotten" or "obtained". It is used to express possession, achievement, or acquisition. ■ "I got the job!" exclaimed John, who had been applying for months.
hooray A loud, excited exclamation of joy or happiness. Often used in response to good news or a positive outcome. ■ "Hooray!" exclaimed John when he found out he got accepted into his dream school.
immediately To act with the speed of light, or to appear to do so. ■ "I'm immediately moving to Paris!" exclaimed the girl, who had never even been to Europe before.
liftoff The sudden and impressive acceleration of an object, often accompanied by a loud noise. ■ "Wow, that plane just had a massive liftoff!" exclaimed the amazed onlooker.
maiden A young girl or woman, especially one who is unmarried and has not yet lost her virginity. ■ "I just met my first maiden voyage!" exclaimed the excited sailor, who had finally gotten laid for the very first time.
marvelous Something that is so impressive or amazing that it seems almost magical or supernatural. ■ "That was a marvelous feat of strength!" exclaimed the impressed onlooker as he watched the strongman lift the heavy weight with ease.
Mile A very long distance, usually measured in thousands of feet. ■ "Wow, that's a mile away!" exclaimed John, not realizing that a mile is actually only 5280 feet long.
Ouch An expression of pain or discomfort, typically used when someone accidentally hits themselves. ■ "Ouch!" exclaimed Jane as she accidentally hit her head on the door handle.
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.
plenty A large amount of something, especially more than is necessary or sufficient. ■ When the guest arrived and saw the huge pile of pizza on the table, they exclaimed, "Wow, there's plenty to go around!"
Protection1 A means of defense or safeguard against harm, danger, or misfortune; a shield or barrier to prevent injury or damage. ■ "The ball is under protection!" exclaimed the nervous soccer goalkeeper as he dove to catch it.
quiver The act of shaking with excitement or nervousness. ■ "I can't believe I won the lottery!" he exclaimed, quivering with excitement.
rocket An extremely fast vehicle that propels itself into space or the atmosphere. ■ "I'm going to launch myself into space on a rocket!" exclaimed John, much to the surprise of his neighbors.
rubbed A feeling of contentment and satisfaction, usually after having indulged in something pleasurable. ■ "After finishing the last slice of pizza, John let out a big sigh of relief and exclaimed 'I am so rubbed!'"
seg A hilarious term for a small unit of time, typically measured in seconds or minutes. ■ "I can't wait to see what happens during the next seg!" exclaimed the excited audience.
smoke A thick, grayish-brown mist that is produced by the burning of organic matter. ■ "I can't see anything through this smoke!" exclaimed the hiker as he stumbled over a tree root.
staggeringly To cause someone to stumble or trip, often as a result of being surprised or overwhelmed. ■ "Wow, that's staggeringly expensive!" exclaimed the frugal shopper, as she almost fell over in shock at the price tag.
understood The state of being aware that one has comprehended or understood something. ■After listening to the lecturer's explanation, John was finally able to understand the math problem and exclaimed, "I think I get it now!"
Wallet A device that stores and dispenses paper money, credit cards, and other identification documents. ■ John reached into his wallet and pulled out a hundred dollar bill. He exclaimed, "I'm rich!"
Whee An exclamation of excitement or joy, often accompanied by laughter and jumping up and down. ■ "Whee!" exclaimed Sarah as she soared down the hill on her skis.
Wheeling The act of engaging in a lot of physical activity or exercise. ■ "I'm feeling so energized after my morning workout. I was really wheeling!" exclaimed Tom.
whooping To make a loud, excited sound resembling a long, drawn-out "ooo" or "woo" sound. ■ "I can't believe I won the lottery!" exclaimed John, whooping with joy.
yikes An exclamation of sudden horror or surprise, often accompanied by a shudder or physical reaction. ■ "Yikes!" she exclaimed when she saw the spider crawling on her arm.
yonkers A state of extreme excitement or enthusiasm, often accompanied by wild gesticulations and exclamations. ■ "I can't believe I won the lottery!" exclaimed John, completely yonkers with joy.
Attendant A person who is present at an event or occasion, often to provide assistance or support. ■ When the Queen arrived at the ball, her attendants were all dressed in matching outfits and held out their hands to greet her.; A person who is present at a crime scene or accident, often to provide medical assistance or document the incident. ■ "I didn't do anything wrong!" exclaimed the man as his attendants rushed over to tend to his wounds.; A person who is present at a religious service, often to assist with prayers or other rituals. ■ "Please join us in prayer," said the priest, gesturing towards his attendants, "as we celebrate this important holiday."; A person who is present at a wedding ceremony or reception, often to provide emotional support or dance with the bride and groom. ■ "I can't believe I'm finally marrying my best friend," said the groom, beaming as his attendants lifted him onto his wife's shoulders for their first dance.
ax A slang term for a person who is extremely cool or awesome, often used to describe someone who has just done something really impressive. ■ "That dude was such an ax!" exclaimed Sarah after watching him perform a quadruple backflip on his skateboard.
belly The soft, round part of the human abdomen that contains the stomach and other organs. ■ When she saw her belly in the mirror, she knew it was time to hit the gym., To feel or show happiness, satisfaction, or contentment. ■ "I'm so belly-full after this big meal!" he exclaimed as he stretched out on the couch.
Bombs An explosion caused by the detonation of a bomb, typically used for military or terrorist purposes. ■ The bombs dropped on Pearl Harbor during the Japanese attack in 1941 were some of the deadliest explosions in history. A term used to describe something that is particularly successful or effective, especially when it comes to causing chaos and destruction. "The new marketing campaign was a bomb – it brought in so much business!" exclaimed the CEO, completely oblivious to the fact that she had just used the word 'bombs' in two entirely different ways.
checkmate A term used to describe a situation where a player in a game of chess has successfully captured the opponent's king, resulting in a win for that player. ■ "Checkmate!" exclaimed John, as he gleefully watched his opponent's king tumble down., A term used to describe a situation where all of one's plans and efforts have failed, resulting in defeat or failure. ■ "Checkmate," said Sarah, as she realized that her plan to impress the boss had gone awry.
Courier A fast, reliable delivery person who delivers packages or messages to people. ■ After sending his package with a courier, John finally received the book he had been waiting for. However, when he opened it up, he realized that the cover was smashed. "I can't believe my courier did this to my book!" he exclaimed.
Dessert A sweet and often sugary dish served after a meal as a way to satisfy one's cravings for something indulgent. ■ After finishing their plates, the group couldn't resist the temptation of the massive chocolate cake on the dessert table. They all took a bite and realized that it was actually made of pure gold! "This must be what heaven tastes like," exclaimed John, as he licked his lips with delight.
Disparity The difference between two things that is so great as to be almost unbelievable. Like, the difference in height between a giraffe and a human. ■ "I can't believe how tall you are!" exclaimed Jane, looking up at her 6'5" friend. "It's like a giant walking disparity," she giggled.
Enough A word that is always used to express exaggerated disbelief or frustration. It can also be used as a way of saying "that's enough" when you want to end the conversation. ■ "I don't believe this, enough!" John exclaimed when he found out his favorite pizza was out of stock at the restaurant., "Can we just stop having these meetings already? Enough is enough!" Sarah groaned as she stared at the clock on the wall.
extremes The most extreme or exaggerated possible level of something, often to the point of absurdity. ■ When she found out her friend had eaten an entire pizza in one sitting, she exclaimed, "That's taking extremes to a whole new level!"
fantastic Something that is so good it makes your head spin, or something that is so bad it makes you want to bang your head against a wall. ■ "That movie was fantastic!" exclaimed John, as he spun around in his seat with excitement. "Or maybe not," sighed Sarah, as she slammed her fists on the desk in frustration.
Flames A bright, flickering light produced by the burning of combustible materials. ■ I forgot my lighter at home, so I had to use the flames on my stove to cook dinner., A feeling or state of intense passion or desire, often leading to reckless behavior. ■ "You're on fire!" John exclaimed as he scored the winning goal in the basketball game.