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The bad weather seemed an ominous sign of an unpleasant incident which would happen later- The bad weather seemed like a bad sign of a nasty incident that would happen later on.

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Would be drenched soaking wet in that sudden shower- You would have been drenched very wet in the sudden rain.

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In a foul mood= in a bad temper

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subside-become less intense, violent, or severe.

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ominous-giving the worrying impression that something bad is going to happen

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grin from ear to ear
meaning: To have a broad, enthusiastic smile

flabbergasted
meaning: greatly surprised or astonished

cast an eye
meaning: To look at something quickly and perfunctorily

wolf down
meaning: To eat something very quickly or ravenously

tears began clouding my eyes
meaning: tears appearing and blurring one's vision

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1. With an incredulous expression, I shook my head in denial...
-> I thought that Mrs Lim would know that I was definitely, 100%, not the thief, and would not even bother to ask me about it.

2. All of us were quizzed at how she knew who the thief is.
-> All the students were puzzled when Mrs Lim said that she knew who the thief is.

3. Ingeniously, Mrs Lim had lured the wolf out of his sheepskin with his self-confession.
-> Mrs Lim had made Marc feel guilty and decide to confess when he pretended that he innocent.

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Exasperate - to cause anger or extreme annoyance in someone, eg. His assistant’s carelessness is exasperating him.

make someone's blood boil - make someone angry

Boiling with rage

Seethe - to feel very angry, eg. seethed with fury

Red with fury

Face turned beetroot - face turned into red colour

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1. steam was practically shooting out of his nostrils

2. the anger intensified and he burst out in a tirade

3. stammered sheepishly

4. my jaw dropped in shock and disbelief

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I stood rooted to the ground-To be unable to move from the place where one is standing or situated, usually because of intense fear or shock.

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disconsolately-without consolation or solace; hopelessly unhappy

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Ominous sign- a worrying impression that something bad is going to happen
Real McCoy- The real person
Scapegoat- The person being blamed for the wrong
Incredulous expression- an expression of unwillingness to accept or understand something
In the doldrums- A state or period in stagnation or depression

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1.hit the roof
meaning: to become extremely angry

2.shot daggers
meaning: to look at (someone) in an angry way

3.barked
meaning: gave a command fiercely

4.anger rising in (someone's) voice
meaning: sounding angrier and angrier

5.fly off the handle
meaning: getting angry for a small little thing

6.To Blow A Fuse
Meaning: to lose one’s temper

7.To Jump Down one's throat
meaning: get angry with someone because of something they said or did. It usually results in a lot of yelling.

8.Bent Out Of Shape
meaning: to be angry

9.To Tick Off
meaning: to make someone angry

10.To Skin One Alive
meaning: To punish someone with anger

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1. To Be Afraid Of One’s Shadow

Meaning: to become spooked very easily.

Use In A Sentence: I don’t know if Mark would be a good night watchman, that boy is afraid of his own shadow.

2. To Get Or Give The Heebie-Jeebies

Meaning: an extreme case of worry or fear.

Use In A Sentence: I don’t want to watch that movie, it gives me the heebie-jeebies.

3. To Scare The Daylights Out Of Someone

Meaning: to frighten someone.

Use In A Sentence: Don’t ever do that again! You scared the living daylights out of me. I thought you were a burglar.

4. To Send A Chill Down One’s Spine

Meaning: to cause in a person feelings of excitement, nervousness or fear.

Use In A Sentence: Can you walk to the store with me? Walking around by myself at this hour sends a chill down my spine.

5. To Be Scared Stiff

Meaning: to be so afraid one cannot move.

Use In A Sentence: John was scared stiff when he saw the porch light come on.

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1.one's heart is in one's mouth
meaning:(One) feels extremely nervous, fearful, or anxious.

2.cold sweat dripped down my forehead
meaning: very frightened

3.shake like a leaf
meaning: To tremble violently with fear or nervousness

4.make (one's) blood run cold
meaning: To cause one to feel frightened or unnerved

5.scared out of their wits
meaning: frightened

6.hair-rising
meaning: extremely frightening

7.screamed in alarm
meaning: cried out loudly because one was afraid or anxious

8.get the wind up
meaning: To become frightened or disturbed

9.Scared the living daylights out of me
meaning: so terrified that it may have felt like the lights were turned off suddenly and you were in the dark or dead even

10.Heebie-jeebies
meaning: express a feeling of fear and being uncomfortable

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1. To Fly Off The Handle

Meaning: used to describe a person that suddenly gets really angry.

Use In A Sentence: Every time someone talks about the changes in the school policy, Jessica flies off the handle.

2. To Blow A Fuse

Meaning: to lose one’s temper.

Use In A Sentence: Dad blew a fuse when he found out that my brother had skipped school that day. Good thing he didn’t realize Cathy skipped school too.

3. To Have A Short Fuse

Meaning: a person who gets angry very easily. A person with a short temper.

Use In A Sentence: I always thought Jeff was a calm person, but after spending a weekend with him I learned he has a short fuse.

4. To Have A Fit

Meaning: to become very upset.

Use In A Sentence: Don’t have a fit! I will clean up the living room when I am done. In the meantime, I need to use the room for my art project.

5. To Drive One Up A Wall

Meaning: to annoy someone to the point that they get upset.

Use In A Sentence: The neighbor’s dog drives my dad up a wall. If they don’t learn to keep their dog quiet, I am afraid my dad my do something he will later regret.

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he shrieked in angst.

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heaved a sigh

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1. See red= means that somebody becomes extremely angry as a result of seeing or hearing something.

2. Storm out= if somebody 'storms out', they leave a room or meeting suddenly because something has made them very angry.

3. Be on the warpath=means that somebody is very angry and may verbally or physically attack somebody if you annoy him/her more.

4. Go through the roof=means that the person suddenly becomes angry as a result of something that has happened.

5. Go ballistic=means that the person suddenly becomes angry as a result of something that has happened.

6. Fuming=If a person is fuming, they are probably shouting or complaining a lot.

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pondering

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The bad weather seemed an ominous sign of an unpleasant
incident which would happen later.

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framed.

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incredulous

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stood up to be my alibi

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scapegoat

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contemplate

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disconsolately

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frozen-stood there in shook or unable to move as she/he saw something thats frightening or scary

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throw caution to the wind-Take a risk

beat around the bush-Avoid saying what you mean, usually because it is uncomfortable

Get out of hand-Get out of control

Pull yourself together -Calm down

To make matters worse-Make a problem  worse

Bite the bullet-To get something over with because it is inevitable

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Disconsolately-
Word class: Adjective.
Meaning: Without consolation or solace.

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Blow up - suddenly become angry and shout at someone

Show not tell phrases
-Roared with uncontrollably fury
- The mounting exasperation tightened his throat
- A blaze of indignation burned furiously in her eyes
- furrowed eyebrows hinted anger
- temperature in the room seemed to rise as his balled fists started to turn white at his knuckles.

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plight-
Word class: Noun
Meaning: unfortunate situations.

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Angst-
Word class: Noun
Meaning: a feeling of deep anxiety or dread, typically an unfocused one about the human condition or the state of the world in general.

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stood rooted to the ground-
word class: idiom
Meaning: Stood to the ground, unable to belief in reality and petrified.

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Scapegoat
word class: noun
Meaning: a person who is blamed for the wrongdoings, mistakes, or faults of others, especially for reasons of expediency.

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go through the roof-ones lose temper or became angry

Go ballistic-is extremely angry

in a temper-the way their behaving shows that their angry or impatient

Be on a warpath-is ready to fight,criticize,angry

peeved-annoyed or irritated

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stood rooted to the ground
means: unable to belief.
word class: idiom

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- Scared the living daylights out of somebody : To frighten somebody very much
- Her blood ran cold
- The chill haze of her suspicion began to crystallize
- Fear pumped dark wine through her veins and sharpened all her senses
- A chill ran down my spine
- heart was frozen with fear
- She felt a rising tide of fear from her head to toe.

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1.shot daggers
mean: to look in an angry way

2.to have a fit
mean: become very upset

3. drive someone up the wall
mean: to annoy someone

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1.drenched soaking wet in that sudden shower

2. was shocked and my jaw

3.I was overwhelmed with confusion and disbelief

4.stood up to be my alibi

5.dragged my feet over the dull grey cement

6.quizzed at how

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To blow a fuse > loses (one's) temper

Drive me up the the wall > to annoy someone until they become mad or upset

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Stood rooted to the ground > unable to believe reality

Scared the daylights out of me > to scare / frighten him / her

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Peeved > very angry

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Fighting back tears - trying not to cry

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Alibi - help

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Ominous

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Alibi

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Scapegoat

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Utterance any vocal sound

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Formulation-action of preparing something

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Phrasing-the way in which something is expressed or put into words

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statement-a definite or clear expression of something in
speech or writing.

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verbalism-excessive or empty use of language

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voice

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Wording-the way in which something is expressed.

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Alibi  to help someone

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Scapegoat the person who done wrong have a target to blame on so he won't get punish

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Piss someone off

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Peeved- very angry

Go ballistic- Go crazy with anger

disconsolately- hopelessly unhappy; inconsolable

plight- an unfortunate situation

angst- a feeling of deep anxiety or dread, typically an unfocused one about the human condition or the state of the world in general.

scapegoat- a person who is blamed for the wrongdoings, mistakes, or faults of others, especially for reasons of expediency.

incredulous- (of a person or their manner) unwilling or unable to believe something.

being framed- If someone says that you've been framed, that means someone has put the blame on you for something you didn't do.

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Blow a fuse                 ]

Fly off the handle.      ]

Go off the deep end. ]

Hit the ceiling /roof.    } angry

Go through the roof. ]

Lose it.                       ]

Lose your rag.           ]

Lose your cool.         ]

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Scared out of my wits-very scared

Scared the living daylights out of me- so scared like the room went completely dark

close shave- almost got injured

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The last straw - making someone loose their patience

blow a gasket- make someone loose their patience

scream bloody murder - scream at someone very loudly

drive someone bananas - make them angry

be out for blood - describe someone who is angry and wants revenge

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woke up at the wrong side of the bed - being in a very bad mood

I jumped up and down with euphoria - filled with excitement and happiness

seething with rage - very angry

pacing up and down- walking around with anxiety

fear engulfed me - very scared

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Make your blood run cold-shiver from fright and horror

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Go off the deep end-give way to an emotional outburst, especially of anger