English Feelings & Emotions Vocabulary List with Pictures and Free PDF

  • U.S. English
  • U.K. English
Illustrations of the Feelings words featured in the Feelings vocabulary list

Vocabulary for teaching how to describe feelings and emotions. Can be used to answer the questions "How are you?".

Here you can find a vocabulary list, picture dictionary and quiz with 53 feelings words in English. The vocabulary is great for teachers who are teaching beginner language learners, and beginner's who are self-studying.
Use the resources for learning new English feelings words or reviewing vocabulary. To listen to the audio of the vocabulary pronunciation click the audio icon.
The English vocabulary is available in American or British English with audio featuring US or UK pronunciation.

The vocabulary list can be downloaded as a PDF using the 'Download PDF' button. Vocabulary list and picture dictionary printables can be made using the 'View Printables' button.

English Feelings Vocabulary Quiz

Interactive English feelings vocabulary quiz for learning and reviewing English vocabulary. Try the quiz with all feelings words, or choose a smaller collection. Choose the correct word to match the picture flashcard. At the end of the quiz you can review the answers to learn new words. Press start to begin!

Feelings Vocabulary List with Audio Pronunciation 😀 - English Vocabulary with Pictures

  • angelic
  • angry
  • annoyed
  • anxious
  • bittersweet
  • celebratory
  • cold
  • content
  • cool
  • crazy
  • devilish
  • disguised
  • embarrassed
  • excited
  • exhausted
  • feeling down
  • feverish
  • fine
  • furious
  • geeky
  • grumpy
  • happy
  • hot
  • hungry
  • hysterical
  • in love
  • in tears
  • injured
  • lost for words
  • meh
  • mind blown
  • moved
  • nauseous
  • ok
  • playful
  • puzzled
  • questioning
  • rich
  • sad
  • saddened
  • scared
  • secretive
  • shocked
  • sick
  • silent
  • sleepy
  • sleepy
  • star struck
  • surprised
  • suspicious
  • unhappy
  • woozy
  • worried

Example Sentences Using Feelings Vocabulary

  • How are you?
  • I'm fine.
  • How are you feeling?
  • I'm tired.

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