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Noun
The state of being in low spirits
An angry, irritable, or sullen state of mind
Plural for a person given to prolonged spells of low spirits
Verb
To move or act listlessly and aimlessly, especially due to unhappiness or boredom
To think deeply about something that makes one unhappy, angry, or worried
To walk in a leisurely way
To walk while shuffling or dragging the feet
To be constantly or visibly anxious
To act in a dreamily infatuated manner
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Noun
▲
The state of being in low spirits
depression
desolation
despondence
despondency
dispiritedness
melancholy
disconsolateness
dolefulness
joylessness
miserableness
sadness
sorrowfulness
unhappiness
dejection
doldrums
downheartedness
dreariness
forlornness
glumness
heartsickness
mournfulness
despond
gloom
gloominess
oppression
blues
dumps
blue devils
misery
despair
sorrow
cheerlessness
grief
distress
wretchedness
low spirits
woe
pessimism
discouragement
desperation
hopelessness
anguish
dolor
heartache
heavy-heartedness
funk
blahs
melancholia
bleakness
malaise
moodiness
disconsolation
moroseness
woefulness
blue funk
disappointment
mourning
chagrin
bitterness
dullness
vexation
dismalness
dismals
defeatism
disheartenment
pensiveness
agony
pain
anhedonia
worry
heavy heart
the blues
dismay
demoralization
US
demoralisation
UK
heartbreak
infelicity
dolour
regret
listlessness
the hump
sullenness
weariness
saturninity
desperateness
morbidity
heaviness
horror
dourness
torment
catatonia
mulligrubs
angst
suffering
discontent
dejectedness
mopery
upset
ennui
megrim
letdown
dysphoria
anxiety
mortification
affliction
rue
grieving
broken-heartedness
broken heart
somberness
misgiving
trauma
foreboding
boredom
tedium
tearfulness
dysthymia
downer
torture
bummer
dissatisfaction
disquiet
grievance
sulks
megrims
down
lamentation
slough of despond
tribulation
shock
bereavement
low
mubblefubbles
lowness
lamenting
abasement
abjection
heavyheartedness
abjectness
emotional suffering
mental suffering
bewailing
bemoaning
the dismals
the dumps
heaviness of heart
travail
one's black dog
low-spiritedness
straits
blue Johnnies
the mopes
forebodings
despondences
catatonias
dolors
heavy hearts
despondencies
misgivings
blue funks
dysphorias
devastation
loneliness
grimness
poignancy
discord
dolefuls
wistfulness
agitation
discontentment
downcastness
uneasiness
displeasure
unrest
discomfort
disquietude
stress
mope
down trip
a low
lassitude
apathy
indifference
slump
worriment
irritation
turmoil
strife
misfortune
resignation
being bummed
period of despondency
fit of depression
martyrdom
hurt
embarrassment
strain
tumult
black mood
resignedness
trial
cross
excruciation
burden
ordeal
hardship
dashed hopes
qualm
hump
vapors
US
vapours
UK
lugubriosity
troubles
clinical depression
postnatal depression
endogenous depression
reactive depression
Weltschmerz
negativity
lugubriousness
mirthlessness
lypemania
trouble
rack
adversity
pang
ache
calamity
sorriness
injury
headache
difficulty
problem
tragedy
disaster
nightmare
catastrophe
curse
hell
blow
bother
hassle
harm
pressure
misadventure
Gehenna
load
hurting
throe
purgatory
care
mishap
remorse
murder
bane
lament
hell on earth
passion
nuisance
cross to bear
tension
damage
albatross
dole
twinge
wrench
concern
ills
cataclysm
scourge
vicissitude
reverse
plague
drag
upheaval
struggle
mischance
ill
restlessness
chore
task
annoyance
failure
fear
loss
destruction
detriment
disease
pangs
mischief
disturbance
bad luck
disorder
unease
ruin
cruelty
evil
traumatization
tenseness
deploring
condition
perturbation
perplexity
disability
setback
accident
strait
dread
trepidation
onus
blight
nervousness
responsibility
sprain
charge
visitation
pest
hard time
persecution
knock
debacle
millstone
apprehensiveness
harassment
infliction
aching
gauntlet
stroke of bad luck
trials and tribulations
labor
US
labour
UK
job
weeping
thorn in the flesh
sad event
pain in the rear
pain in the backside
difficult task
pain in the neck
pain in the bum
wrong
bale
jolt
calvary
crux
plight
dark night of the soul
stew
unconsolability
sting
unpleasantness
shame
scar
painfulness
bathos
terror
wound
bad time
malice
aching heart
agony of mind
bleeding heart
sense of loss
confusion
derangement
outburst
collapse
pining
punishment
living hell
repining
crucible
repentance
scruple
sordidness
destitution
paroxysm
pains
overstrain
cumber
bad news
ill luck
throes
extreme upset
reverse of fortune
heartbrokenness
gantlet
fire
retribution
pestilence
impairment
fiasco
brutality
act of cruelty
bitter pill
distraction
sweat
nervosity
anxiousness
apprehension
concernment
agita
vengeance
penalty
evildoing
burdens
apocalypse
wounding
disablement
disfigurement
incapacity
infirmity
comedown
drama
encumbrance
demand
illness
sickness
crucifixion
whammy
unluckiness
ailment
irritant
weakness
dud
wreck
contretemps
humiliation
waterloo
lot
doom
malady
soreness
debility
indisposition
serious accident
hard knocks
bad fortune
grievous blow
intrusion
nervous tension
overextension
distention
heat
intensity
mistrust
flutter
urgency
alarm
fearfulness
provocation
nag
nagging
ill fortune
feebleness
toil
killer
beast
bear
expectancy
impatience
bad experience
decrepitude
encroachment
deadweight
grindstone
grind
tax
daily grind
thorn in your side
unhealthiness
enervation
emotion
sickliness
performance
languor
twist
obtrusion
constraint
restraint
imposure
hard work
hard row to hoe
hard mountain to climb
imposition
infirmness
feeling
execution
self-sacrifice
martyrization
devotion
sacrifice
death
ailments
pitifulness
weltschmerz
piteousness
rick
crick
pull
plaintiveness
sentiment
pathos
tenderness
jerk
stretch
bruise
constriction
evocativeness
undertaking
work
expressiveness
nostalgia
obligation
inconvenience
mission
duty
assignment
challenge
calling
test
function
effort
exercise
more ❯
“Everyone seemed to have a good time, even Fiona, who was apparently trying to get over having the
mopes
whenever she was not the direct focus of Albert's attention.”
Noun
▲
An angry, irritable, or sullen state of mind
gloom
temper
grump
grumps
mood
blahs
sulks
bad mood
bad temper
low spirits
bout of moping
fit of bad temper
fit of ill temper
fit of pique
depression
dumps
blues
sulk
doldrums
low
melancholy
funk
hump
foulie
bate
worry
mard
paddy
huff
pet
strop
tantrum
blowout
wax
rage
hissy fit
paddywhack
snit
fury
passion
paroxysm
fit
fit of rage
blowup
explosion
fireworks
outburst
frenzy
bad humor
fit of temper
scene
pouts
hissy
grouch
sulkiness
tiff
sullenness
miff
anger
skid
dander
hysterics
conniption
fit of bad humour
state
fit of ill humour
fit of anger
ill humour
towering rage
temper tantrum
pique
pout
ill-temper
downer
fit of the sulks
meltdown
self-pity
apoplexy
spasm
storm
wingding
raving
eruption
convulsion
fret
hemorrhage
US
animosity
haemorrhage
UK
wobbly
frenzy of rage
frenzy of anger
paroxysm of anger
conniption fit
fit of fury
paroxysm of rage
flare-up
blow-up
dummy spit
ill humor
crankiness
foul mood
tizzy
tear
furor
US
stew
furore
UK
more ❯
Noun
▲
Plural for a person given to prolonged spells of low spirits
grouches
pessimists
moaners
spoilsports
sourpusses
grumps
killjoys
melancholiacs
misery
wet blankets
party poopers
prophets of doom
dampers
dampeners
complainers
whiners
wowsers
shrews
kvetches
grousers
crabs
discontent
croakers
murmurers
cranks
bellyachers
bears
sorehead
crosspatches
carpers
growlers
jade
whingers
curmudgeons
grumblers
mutterers
viragos
gripers
fussers
malcontents
sticks in the mud
prigs
drag
grinches
Jeremiahs
puritans
doomers
Cassandras
prudes
miserabilists
buzzkills
faultfinders
sulkers
brooders
bugs
kickers
cold fish
stick-in-the-muds
groaners
churls
misanthropes
kvetchers
mopers
crabapples
knockers
squeaky wheels
troublemakers
protesters
nitpickers
objectors
naggers
odd ones out
bores
nonparticipants
drips
fuddy-duddies
poor sports
stuffed shirts
downers
wet rags
more ❯
“It's the first day of camp and you're being a big
mope
. Stop it!”
Verb
▲
To move or act listlessly and aimlessly, especially due to unhappiness or boredom
dawdles
dallies
lingers
delays
tarries
lags
loiters
dillydallies
crawls
diddles
creeps
drags
pokes
lollygags
lallygags
idles
loafs
mooches
drifts
fiddles
bats
droops
languishes
moons
stooges
shilly-shallies
wastes time
hangs around
drags your feet
procrastinates
plods
straggles
dilly-dallies
puts off
gets no place fast
lags behind
falls behind
marks time
takes your time
takes one's time
limps
inches
trails
stalls
hesitates
slouches
dithers
pauses
drops behind
hangs about
hangs fire
moseys
saunters
noses
snails
oozes
shuffles
stays
staggers
lolls
temporizes
US
waits
falters
trifles
goes slowly
hangs back
filibusters
trails behind
temporises
UK
moves slowly
kills time
vacillates
creaks along
slows down
warms a chair
fools around
sits around
goof around
potters about
potters round
goofs off
potters around
stays put
strolls
toddles
dosses
slacks
shirks
putters
schlepps along
whiles away time
stooges around
stonewalls
bides
totters
plays a waiting game
buys time
hangs on
plays for time
hums and haws
holds back
uses delaying tactics
waits around
puts off doing something
horses around
draggles
loses time
hangs round
limps along
creeps along
wears on
advances slowly
hangs heavy
appears to pass slowly
goes on and on
goes on too long
becomes tedious
potters
fritters time away
sits on one's butt
fritters away
shleps along
bums around
scrounges around
diddle-daddles
hangs out
tails
trudges
drops
falls back
drags behind
inches along
slows up
brings up the rear
falls off
drags your heels
strays
wavers
loses ground
holds off
loses
slow-walks
wabbles
demurs
teeters
wobbles
halts
scruples
defers
prolongs
havers
adjourns
postpones
retards
protracts
goldbricks
swithers
cools
hovers
defers action
takes a raincheck
postpones action
suspends action
kicks the can down the road
lets something slide
shrinks back
stays back
shies away
stays in the background
wanders
ambles
meanders
roams
rambles
roves
ranges
dangles
maunders
scrambles
errs
sags
straddles
pokes along
walks slowly
pokes around
strings out
hangs down
more ❯
“Daddy had said I could stay home, but I didn't want to
mope
around the house all day, staring out the window like a fool.”
Verb
▲
To think deeply about something that makes one unhappy, angry, or worried
broods
frets
sulks
languishes
grieves
pines
pouts
laments
grumbles
grumps
moons
repines
yearns
bleeds
desponds
regrets
despairs
aches
chafes
eats your heart out
has a long face
pines away
loses heart
stews over
sweats over
goes about like a half-shut knife
wears a long face
feels sorry for yourself
glooms
gripes
grouses
scowls
grieves over
frets about
puckers
grouches
mops and mow
agonizes
US
sorrows
obsesses
glowers
mourns
sighs
worries
frowns
suffers
feels unhappy
bemoans
worries about
languishes over
moons over
mopes over
sulks about
feels upset
feels despondent
feels miserable
rues
feels despondent about
sweats out
chafes inwardly
looks sullen
has the hump
agonises
UK
regrets the loss of
cries over
languishes for
weeps over
sheds tears for
more ❯
“I made up my mind that I was not going to sit around and
mope
all the time because if I did, I would lose all my friends.”
Verb
▲
To walk in a leisurely way
strolls
ambles
saunters
wanders
rambles
walks
traipses
meanders
moseys
roams
drifts
roves
hikes
mooches
tramps
ranges
gallivants
perambulates
cruises
dawdles
tootles
stravaigs
peregrinates
strays
promenades
bimbles
pootles
tromps
sashays
swans
lingers
toddles
putters
stooges
swings
trolls
takes a walk
takes the air
goes for a walk
takes a turn
makes your way
gets some air
gets some exercise
stretches your legs
makes one's way
goes for a constitutional
loiters
dallies
takes a stroll
maunders
potters
stumps
streels
percolates
ankles
walks slowly
oozes
tarries
dilly-dallies
moves slowly
strolls along
goes for a stroll
takes it easy
walks casually
shuffles
boogies
ganders
treks
floats
hoofs it
marches
moves
hoofs
wends
hops
legs it
more ❯
Verb
▲
To walk while shuffling or dragging the feet
shambles
shuffles
stumbles
lumbers
strolls
trudges
ambles
creeps
plods
sloughs
totters
traipses
dodders
loafs
lolls
moseys
rambles
saunters
tramps
waddles
wanders
barges
clumps
crawls
drifts
flounders
galumphs
limps
lumps
scuffs
scuffles
skulks
slogs
stamps
stomps
stumps
tromps
changes
drags
flogs
lurches
pounds
shifts
straggles
loiters
walks
drags your feet
shilly-shallies
goes slowly
Verb
▲
To be constantly or visibly anxious
frets
worries
agonises
UK
agonizes
US
anguishes
broods
stews
bothers
fears
pines
sighs
sorrows
stresses
sweats
troubles
upsets oneself
concerns oneself
feels uneasy
feels unhappy
obsesses
affronts
bleeds
carps
chagrins
fumes
grieves
hassles
loses sleep
distresses oneself
loses sleep over
sweats it out
carries a heavy load
gets into a dither
fusses
labors
US
labours
UK
tortures yourself
grapples
wrestles
panics
chafes
suffers
gets overwrought
gets worked up
gets in a state
gets in a fluster
gets in a flap
gets in a panic
gets steamed up
gets in a tizz
gets in a sweat
gets in a tizzy
gets in a lather
goes through the mill
dwells on
has qualms
bites one's nails
gets stressed
laments
cares
dithers
quails
stands
dreads
endures
goes
brooks
abides
exerts
stomachs
tolerates
takes
tortures
trembles
minds
wrestles with oneself
exercises oneself
sings the blues
eats your heart out
stews over
carries on
takes it badly
blanches from
blenches from
shrinks from
sticks it out
stays the course
burdens oneself
worries oneself
occupies oneself
gives a hang
gives a rap
gives a hoot
troubles yourself
goes to the trouble
gets in a tiz-woz
Verb
▲
To act in a dreamily infatuated manner
moons
pines
daydreams
broods
languishes
dreams
fantasises
UK
fantasizes
US
gushes
rhapsodises
UK
rhapsodizes
US
romanticises
UK
romanticizes
US
swoons
yearns
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