Gen Z slang for emotion
57 terms filed under emotion, each with what it means and how to use it.
A very fun or enjoyable time.
#emotionExcited, energized, or pumped up about something coming.
#emotionAn intensified, playful way of saying you feel very sad or down.
#emotionOverreacting, freaking out, or acting irrational.
#emotionSad, disappointed, or emotionally down.
#emotionSad, disappointed, or emotionally down.
#emotionExhausted or mentally worn down from stress or overwork.
#emotionExpression of being so overwhelmed or amused that words fail; now reads dated.
#emotionLaid-back and relaxed; also means to hang out casually.
#emotionTo relax or calm down; stop overreacting.
#emotionRelaxing or spending time casually.
#emotionTo calm down or stop getting worked up.
#emotionCoping is often used when discussing mental health or self-care strategies.
#emotionTo react in an emotional, reckless, or over-the-top way.
#emotionReacting in an angry, reckless, or over-the-top way.
#emotionReduplicated form of crazy, meaning wild or absurd; now reads dated.
#emotionCompletely fed up or emotionally finished with something.
#emotionFeeling emotional, usually sad or moody; also a subculture aesthetic.
#emotionAn expression of amazement or approval for something wonderful or unusual.
#emotionCompletely tired of or annoyed by something.
#emotionTo react in an extremely emotional or over-the-top way to a situation.
#emotionAcronym for fear of missing out; anxiety that others are having fun without you.
#emotionReacting with intense emotion or panic.
#emotionFried is often used to describe feeling overwhelmed, stressed, or burned out.
#emotionA great time or something highly enjoyable.
#emotionActing wildly, recklessly, or in an out-of-control way.
#emotionVery annoyed, angry, or disgusted about something.
#emotionSpending time casually with no formal plan.
#emotionIrritable because of hunger; a blend of hungry and angry.
#emotionAngry, frustrated, or visibly worked up about something.
#emotionOpenly, obviously, or intensely.
#emotionExcited, or something that stirs up excitement in people.
#emotionExcited or energized about something.
#emotionBeing emotional or caught up in one's feelings, from the shorthand feels.
#emotionFeeling excited or elated about something coming up.
#emotionReally enjoying oneself
#emotionSomething you can't stop thinking about
#emotionSomewhat, subtly, or secretly.
#emotionExtremely angry; an intensified version of simply being mad.
#emotionA mental breakdown, usually said lightly.
#emotionWild, intense, or exciting.
#emotionAngry, annoyed, or upset.
#emotionOverly upset or bothered about something.
#emotionExcited or mentally ready for something.
#emotionTaking up mental space
#emotionBitter, annoyed, or resentful over something small.
#emotionShocked, stunned, or rattled.
#emotionAn invitation to give it to me straight or hit me with it.
#emotionSoft is often used to describe someone who shows a great deal of empathy or vulnerability.
#emotionVery angry or visibly worked up about something.
#emotionVery excited or enthusiastic about something.
#emotionA playful command to calm down or relax.
#emotionTense, angry, or overly anxious.
#emotionTo relax and do very little, often watching TV.
#emotionSpending long stretches of time lying around doing very little, often watching TV.
#emotionThe overall feeling or mood of a person, place, or thing.
#emotionRelaxing and enjoying the mood or atmosphere.
#emotion