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| Cheerful and carefree or casually indifferent. Jocund |
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| Satisfied: self-satisfied, usually in an unreflective way and without being aware of possible dangers or eager to please. |
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| Pleasant: enjoyable because of its friendliness or sociable: enjoying the company of others. Gregarius |
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| Very happy and excited. Due to Pride. |
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| Jolly: cheerful and full of good humor. Blithe |
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| Effects of pangs: the effects of severe physical pain. |
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| Causing sadness or pity or sharply perceptive or sharply painful or strong smelling or tasting. Painfully touching or emotion |
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| Deeply thoughtful: thinking deeply about something, especially in a sad or serious manner. Melancholy- sad, quietly thoughtful |
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| Emotion aroused by art or literature |
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| Sentimental: overly or tearfully sentimental, especially because affected by alcohol. |
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| Very sorry: genuinely and deeply sorry about something or arising from sense of guilt: done or said out of a sense of guilt or remorse full of contrite promises or ashamed of own sin: deeply ashamed of past sins and determined not to sin in the future. Deep regret |
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| Disappointingly bad: unsatisfactory, pitiful, or deplorable or sad and mournful. Sad because of pity; Rueful |
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| Resentfully angry: in a state of resentful dissatisfaction, anger, and irritation. |
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| Shame: feelings of shame and regret about doing something wrong. |
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| Anger at being let down: a feeling of vexation or humiliation due to disappointment about something. |
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| Austere: choosing or reflecting austerity and self-denial or relating to asceticism: relating to asceticism as a way of life. Shunning pleasure |
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| Slim: graceful and slender in figure or contour. lithe |
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| Very thin: extremely thin, especially because of starvation or illness. |
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| Make or become weaker: to reduce the size, strength, or density of something, or to become thinner, weaker, or less dense |
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| Unhealthily overweight. corpulent- unhealthily overweight |
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| Angelic: like a cherub in appearance or demeanor, especially in being sweet, innocent, often chubby-cheeked, and extremely well-behaved. |
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| Plump and healthy-looking: used to describe a woman who is plump, attractive, and healthy-looking. |
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| Fawning flatterer: somebody who servilely or obsequiously flatters a powerful person for personal gain. Parasitic flatterer- lives of others |
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| Too eager to please or obey: excessively eager to please or to obey all instructions. Fawning; slavishly attentive |
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| Obedient follower: somebody excessively willing to obey another’s orders. Slavish follower. Myrrmidon |
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| Seek to please somebody: to try to enter somebody’s favor, especially in order to gain an advantage. |
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| Excessively complimentary: effusive or fawning to the point of being offensive embarrassed by their fulsome praise or lavish: great in amount or intensity. Repulsive flattery |
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| Persuade somebody gently: to persuade somebody to do something by flattery or gentle but persistent argument. Attempt to persuade by gentle words. Wheedle |
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| Flattery: the use of flattery and enticements to persuade somebody to do something or piece of flattery. Mild flatterer |
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| Excessively admiring behavior: excessive flattery or admiration. |
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| Scrounger: somebody who lives off the generosity of others and does nothing in return |
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| To make somebody into a celebrity or treat somebody like a celebrity. |
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| Tranquil and free from disturbance or care. |
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| Pester or annoy someone continually. Hector |
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| Large enclosure for birds. |
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| Place for bees and beehives. |
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