皇帝的家人介绍(英文)

The imperial family was made up of the emperor as the head and the empress (皇后) as the primary consort and Mother of the Nation (国母). In addition, the emperor had a series of other consorts and concubines (妃嫔) divided in a system of ranks who made up the harem, of which the empress was the leader. Every dynasty had its set of rules regarding the numerical make up of the harem. During the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), for example, imperial convention dictated that at any given time there should be one Empress, one Huang Guifei, two Guifei, four fei and six pin, in addition to an unlimited number of other consorts and concubines. Although the emperor had the highest status by law, by tradition and precedent the mother of the emperor, i.e., the Empress Dowager (皇太后), usually received the greatest respect in the palace and was the decision maker in most family affairs, and at times, especially when a young emperor was on the throne, became the de facto ruler. The emperor's children, the princes (王子) and princesses (公主), were often referred to by their order of birth, e.g., Eldest Prince, Third Princess, etc. The princes were often given titles of peerage once they reached *****hood. The emperor's brothers and uncles served in court by law, with the status of any other court official (子), and the emperor was always elevated above them despite any chronological or generational superiority.

舞动人生观后感,要英文的~

1）Tyler Gage (Channing Tatum) is a hip street dancer with attitude and a weakness for breaking and entering. Nabbed while trashing a school of arts, he’s sentenced to perform his community service there. Pretty ballet dancer Nora (Jenna Dewan), meanwhile, is desperate to find a new dance partner, but all the candidates are wimps. Hmmm, where could she find a strong, manly man who’s easy on the eye and light on his feet? Like many films in the romance/dance genre, ‘Step Up’ makes a virtue of its predictability, setting the stage for a dream scenario and fulfilling the wishes of its young audience. But while Tatum has rough charm, Dewan is more dancer than actress, and most of the peripheral characters – as they would put it – suck (Rachel Griffiths almost visibly grits her teeth throughout her dull turn as school principal). Several dance scenes are fantastic, but with its wooden dialogue and pedestrian plotting, this is more ‘Save the Last Dance’ than ‘Footloose’.

2）Somewhere in between "Fame" and "DeGrassi High" is Step Up, a teen dance flick that dares to go where many have gone before. The movie doesn't offer anything we haven't seen, but it doesn't fall flat on its face either. Watered down Save The Last Dance meets Take the Lead sans Antonion Banderas' charm, it's a movie that teenage dancers and hip hop lovers can embrace. The rest of us can sit back and tolerate the mediocre drama while taking in the dazzling dance numbers.

Tyler Gage (Channing Tatum) is a product of the foster care system of Baltimore, Maryland. He's never had much to hold on to and his talent for dancing is wasted on late night, back street parties. A penchant for petty crime lands him doing community service at the Maryland School of Art, an eclectic place where the next K Fed might be found dancing and mixing tracks across the hall from the next Yo Yo Ma.

While serving out his hours as an assistant janitor at the school, he crosses paths with Nora (Jenna Dewan), a dance student. Her senior performance piece has hit the rocks and desperation drives her to take on Tyler as a partner. At first her traditional dance style and his street moves grate against each other like nails on chalkboard. With a little understanding, though, they blend their styles into a whole new dance routine. Add in Nora's dancer/singer friend Lucy (Drew Sidora), fellow student and master music mixer Miles (Mario) and by their powers combined they are one hot dance number.

Split them apart however and things get a little rickety. Dewan and Tatum share the kind of chemistry that only a teenage girl could buy into, much less love. When the friends are shuffled into various dramatic combinations, the acting degrades into the stuff of the old Saturday morning specials. To the movie's credit, the situations the characters find themselves in lead to valuable, if not predictable, life lessons. The feel good moments are built in and help, in part, to save the floundering drama.

Step Up relies far too heavily on character types we've seen before. If this is your first foray into the realm of teen dance dramas you might not notice, but otherwise expect it to be a little annoying. From Nora's stuck-up, pop idolish boyfriend to Tyler's troublemaking best friend, right down to the tag along, begging-to-be-killed-in-a-drive-by-shooting little brother, the movie is crammed full of people and scenarios borrowed shamelessly from other films. The ***** characters are by far the worst, but given the movie's target audience it no doubt pays to keep the grown-ups as stereotypical as possible. The worst part about these pseudo-stock characters is how easy it is to guess what their part is in the story. It's kind of hard to be shocked by or scared for them when you've got a pretty good idea of what their going to do next and how things are going to work out.

Long time choreographer and first time director Anne Fletcher seems a little lost her first time behind the camera. While her eye for choreography produces some impressive dance sequences (some that even wander into the Bollywood realm), her movie regularly loses momentum and at times gets downright tedious. For someone who has a lot of experience with movement, she seems to struggle to keep her film moving towards its final destination.

To the movie's credit, it doesn't pander to the current popularity of Channing Tatum's "hotness". She's The Man had the teen and tween girl demographics aflutter with the actor's naked chest. He may not offer much in the way of a strong performance in this movie, but I give Fletcher credit for keeping Tatum's shirt on throughout the entire film. The girls may be disappointed with that choice, but there's plenty of him and the rest of his twenty-something cast mates students gyrating to hip hop to keep the My Space gang **iling.

3)In the world of the dance movie, life is stripped down to the honesty of bodies in motion and a rhythm-dictated intimacy that can't be denied. There's usually a class factor, a competitive element, a disapproving authority figure, or perhaps all three. Step Up — Fame on Beat Street, played against the grim West Bawlmer canvas of The Wire — tips its backward ball cap to those elements. (Indeed, the core story has been recycled by writer Duane Adler from his own Save the Last Dance.) But Step, under the sure hand of director-choreographer Anne Fletcher, quickly discovers its own virtuoso charms. Two of them are its leads: Channing Tatum as budding criminal Tyler — all slot eyes and thug shrugs until he hits the dance floor — and Jenna Dewan as Nora, a rich kid shooting for that elusive chance to dance.

The meet-cute: When Nora's partner is injured, Tyler, who's trudging through some court-ordered janitorial work, convinces her he can sub. But Step doesn't dwell on class-crossed romance: It's more concerned with the pirouetting mini-betrayals and miracle catches of partnership. Tatum has a bracing rectangular naturalness and easy chemistry with the lithe Dewan, on the floor and off. Their dance styles never really jell, and the movie is lazy-vague on the actual art form, privileging will over skill. But the pair is fused by the film's pulsing energy, which is both sincere and irresistible.

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dairy 怎么翻译

dairy

[5dZEri]

n.

牛奶场, 奶品场, 售牛奶, 奶油, 鸡蛋等的商店, 奶制品

dairy

dair.y

AHD:[dâr“¶]

D.J.[6de*ri8]

K.K.[6dWri]

n.（名词）

【复数】 dair.ies

A commercial establishment for processing or selling milk and milk products.

牛奶公司，乳品店：一种加工或出售牛奶和奶制品的商业机构

A place where milk and cream are stored and processed.

乳品间，制酪场：贮存和加工牛奶和奶油的场所

A dairy farm.

酪农场

The dairy business; dairying.

乳品业；酪农业

adj.（形容词）

Of, for, or relating to milk or milk products:

牛奶的，乳制品的：牛奶的、乳制品的，为制成牛奶的、乳制品的，或与之有关的：

the dairy section at the grocery store.

杂货店的乳品部

Of or relating to dairying.

乳制品的：乳制品的，或与之有关的

Judai** Of, relating to, or intended for the consumption or preparation of milk or milk products exclusively, as dictated by dietary law.

【犹太教】 奶制品管理法：饮食法中所规定的，或与之有关的，或打算只限于消费或配制牛奶或奶制品的

Middle English daierie

中古英语 daierie

from Anglo-Norman

源自 英法语

Middle English daie [dairymaid] from Old English dÆe [bread kneader] * see dheigh-

中古英语 daie [挤奶女工] 源自 古英语 dÆe [面包揉和器] *参见 dheigh-

-erie [place] from Old French * see -ery

-erie [地点] 源自 古法语 *参见 -ery

dairy

[5dZEri]

n.

牛奶场, 制酪场

牛奶及乳品店

制酪业

dairy cattle

奶牛(总称)

dairy maid

牛奶场女工

dairy man

牛奶场主; 牛奶场男工; 奶品商

dairy products

乳制品

dairy

dair.y

AHD:[dâr“¶]

D.J.[6de*ri8]

K.K.[6dWri]

n.

pl. dair.ies

A commercial establishment for processing or selling milk and milk products.

A place where milk and cream are stored and processed.

A dairy farm.

The dairy business; dairying.

adj.

Of, for, or relating to milk or milk products:

the dairy section at the grocery store.

Of or relating to dairying.

Judai** Of, relating to, or intended for the consumption or preparation of milk or milk products exclusively, as dictated by dietary law.

Middle English daierie

from Anglo-Norman

Middle English daie [dairymaid] from Old English dÆe [bread kneader] * see dheigh-

-erie [place] from Old French * see -ery

美国独立战争的影响用英文写的!!拜托了 求求了!!

By their very nature, civil wars leave open wounds and unsettled scores behind. Despite the recently rejuvenated notion that the Civil War of 1861–65 created modern America, the legacy is far more ambiguous and complex. The war stifled the Confederacy's bid for national independence and destroyed the institution of slavery upon which it rested. The ensuing peace—specifically, the Radical Reconstruction crafted by the Republican Party—reunited the nation economically and politically, yet did so on terms that not just the defeated Confederates came to resent. Small wonder that each generation has assessed the war through the pri** of its own central political concerns.

The veterans from both sides were the first and probably the most partisan revisionists. On some points they found near unanimity: Northern veterans believed they had saved the Union and given a new birth to freedom; Confederate veterans believed they had fought nobly for independence and might well have prevailed had their resources not given out. But both argued endlessly over the specifics.

The legions of popular and academic authors who have studied the war have discerned no clearer pattern of grand truths from the clutter of documented facts. Moreover, today, thousands of ordinary citizens not only retrace the soldiers' steps literally across preserved battlefields but claim expertise about the war as they do for no other event in U.S. history. Partly because of and partly in spite of such interest, attempting to understand the long‐term impact of the Civil War has produced as much conflict as consensus.

From a strictly military standpoint, the war appears to many historians as the first modern war. A technological explosion around midcentury accounted for such innovations as rifled **all arms and ordnance, armor‐plated steam vessels, and primitive machine guns and submarines. Corresponding changes in transportation and communications helped make the Civil War more like World War I than Napoleonic warfare. Yet old‐fashioned tactics retained grisly currency, and both armies depended upon animal power—mules for supply and horses for tactical mobility—to the very end. Clearly, this was a transitional time wherein elements of the old and the new were mixed.

In its unprecedented requirements for men and goods, the Civil War called forth novel administrative skills and structures. The Confederate central government took a commanding role in these affairs, largely due to the comparatively underdeveloped industrial and transportation infrastructure in the plantation states before the war. Although the U.S. government in Washington increased dramatically in size, and expenditures during Abraham Lincoln's presidency surpassed those of all his predecessors combined, Northern officials relied upon conventional market mechani**s and the lure of profits rather than coercion to meet their need for supplies. Whereas early in the war, bureaucrats with extensive administrative experience—such as Edwin M. Stanton, whom Lincoln appointed secretary of war—were in short supply, the crucible of war quickly changed that.

From the standpoint of manpower, both sides departed sharply from precedent in resorting to conscription to replenish their ranks. Precisely because conscription was so European a practice, Americans had abhorred it from the time of the Revolutionary War. Citizens of the Confederate states, who endured the draft a year before their Yankee counterparts did, also suffered levies upon food, wagons, work animals, and other militarily useful supplies. Although Northerners escaped such material tolls and their demoralizing consequences, they found much to criticize in the draft of men. The New York City anti‐draft riots of July 1863 epitomized the opposition. Even apart from the disturbances that it produced, the Union's draft worked poorly. As a result, the military‐run, undemocratic conscription served largely as a negative example for the future.

The North's other major overture toward filling the ranks, the recruitment of African Americans in the military, left a much more significant legacy. This policy reflected the North's commitment to destroying slavery, as best expressed in the Emancipation Proclamation of 1 January 1863. Besides its grant of freedom to slaves in the Confederate states, the proclamation also provided for the wholesale incorporation of black men into the Union army.

Like most other innovations of the Civil War years, the legacy of this mobilization was mixed. On the negative side of the ledger, African American soldiers endured separate and unequal treatment to the end. When the demographics of demobilization dictated that they would play a major role in occupying the defeated South, Washington forestalled that opportunity by assigning black regulars to positions along the Atlantic coast and the border with Mexico, far removed from possible contact with former slaves. And for their part, black sailors soon found themselves again subjected to the prewar quota system (5% of total enlistments) and consigned systematically to the ratings of cook and steward.

On the positive side of the ledger, African Americans won a permanent—though neither undisputed nor uncheckered—place in the armed forces of the reunited nation. The all‐black 24th and 25th Infantry and 9th and 10th Cavalry Regiments (the fabled “Buffalo” Soldiers) created a legacy of loyalty and sacrifice that persisted well into the twentieth century. Even more important, the service of nearly 200,000 black soldiers and sailors—the overwhelming majority of whom were former slaves—established a claim for citizenship rights that the nation attempted to satisfy in the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. Participation by former slaves in the political life of the ex‐Confederate states followed. Affiliation with the Republican Party, the party of Lincoln, persisted among black voters until the 1930s. Union army veterans played an important part in this allegiance.

The war conferred a similarly mixed legacy upon the officer corps of the army and the navy. Although most volunteer officers returned to civilian life after the war, men who opted for continued service encountered considerable frustration. Reduced from their inflated if temporary (brevet) rank to the more prosaic regular rank in the shrunken regular army, officers faced an abundance of boredom and danger but little glory on the western frontier. Naval officers likewise languished in the **aller postwar navy, often spending years at the same grade with little hope of promotion in a fleet a mere shadow of its wartime counterpart. In part because of their isolation from civilian life, officers in both branches cultivated a strong sense of professionali**. Postwar military school systems helped the officer corps regain the collective confidence it had enjoyed at the end of the Civil War.

Scholars have assessed the impact of the war on the national government variously over the years. Early studies stressed the transformation of the prewar state of limited constitutional authority into a powerful centralized government, which the metamorphosis of “the United States” from a plural to a singular construction neatly captures. During the past generation, social scientists from various disciplines have examined the Civil War from the standpoint of state formation. Often they employ a comparative method that likens the process of national consolidation in the United States with that in late nineteenth‐century Germany, Italy, Japan, and Brazil. Whereas some scholars take the approach that centralized bureaucratic states are the functional byproducts of industrial society, most insist that historically specific considerations determine the evolution of the state in relation to society. From the latter perspective, the Civil War presents a treasure trove of insights.

With nearly monopolistic control over the wartime government in Washington, the Republican Party enacted pivotal measures regarding homesteads, banking and the currency, education, railroads, and the freed slaves. But even in such circumstances, policymakers found it easier to prosecute military victory than to secure the peace. Amid increasingly rancorous debate, congressional Republicans seized the Reconstruction process from President Andrew Johnson, guaranteed the freedom and citizenship of the former slaves, and imposed temporary military rule on the South. Obstinate opposition from white southerners coupled with growing disenchantment among white northerners soon fragmented the Republican coalition. Party moderates backed away from guaranteeing citizenship rights, from supporting the elected Republican governments in the former Confederate states, and from radically transforming the southern economy. Content in the knowledge that the South (like the West) was subject to the economic dominion of the Northeast, Washington acquiesced in southern “home rule.” Former Confederate soldiers led the way in forcibly removing freedmen from public life.

If students of the late nineteenth‐century South tend to view the consequences of the war as devastating to the regional economy, students of the national economy show far less unanimity over the effects of the Civil War. Some seventy years ago, historians Charles R. and Mary A. Beard (1927) declared that the war constituted “The Second American Revolution,” which removed southern agrarians from national power and thereby made possible the industrial transformation of the nation after 1865. Historians who have examined this thesis using assorted interpretive frameworks and techniques have reached no firm consensus. Whereas some would confirm the Beards' assertion that the war ushered in the industrial transformation, others perceive it as a retardant force. Given the accelerating pace of industrialization before the war, the critics argue, the war in fact slowed development, largely due to the diversion of human and material resources. Yet statistics of economic performance do not tell the whole tale.

The true measure of the war's economic impact lies in its consolidation of federal dominion over the North Amer ican landmass the United States had accumulated during the first half of the nineteenth century. Just as reconstructing the South was key to this objective—even if remaking the southern economy along demonstrably northern lines was of secondary importance—controlling the Indians of the Great Plains figured prominently in the larger scheme. Although the wartime and postwar conflicts between Anglo‐Americans and Native Americans grew out of grievances present in such encounters from the seventeenth century onward, there were many new factors in the equation.

Aside from the growing desire of white homesteaders and prospectors for access to Indian lands, railroad interests laden with federal land grants increased the demand. Missionaries and officials of the Bureau of Indian Affairs made strong overtures on behalf of “civilizing the savages,” all of which strengthened the federal commitment to confining each tribe to a specific reservation (and by 1887 produced the Dawes Severalty Act and the fixation with individual land allotments). Civil War politics further complicated the mix, the most famous instances being the “disloyalty” of the Five Civilized Tribes in the Indian Territory and the violent rebellions undertaken by the Sioux on the northern plains and the Comanches in the southwest desert. When in the late 1860s, Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman and Gen. Philip H. Sheridan set out to subdue the Indians' resistance to federal authority, they took full advantage of the new weaponry and means of transportation that the Civil War had proven. Their use of the new tactics of unconditional surrender—winter campaigns, making war on women and children, and destroying villages and crops in the Plains Indians Wars forced the Native Americans to succumb.

In sum, the Civil War has left a mixed, even contentious, legacy in the different sections of the nation and among the different sectors of the population. Moreover, as each generation born since the war has found—alternately to its delight and its di**ay—that legacy is not fixed and immutable. Instead, it is subject to reinterpretation. Perhaps the recurrent controversy that surrounds the public display of the Confederate battle flag best illustrates a key interpretive insight: though struggles over the legacy of the war may degenerate into mere skirmishes or escalate into full‐scale wars, their guns, unlike those of 1861–65, will never fall completely silent.

[See also Economy and War; Industry and War; Society and War; State, The.]

Bibliography

Charles A. and Mary R. Beard, The Rise of American Civilization, 2 vols., 1927.

Jay Luvaas, The Military Legacy of the Civil War, 1959.

Emory M. Thomas, The Confederacy as a Revolutionary Experience, 1971.

Robert M. Utley, Frontier Regulars: The United States Army and the Indian, 1866–1890, 1973.

Ira Berlin, Joseph P. Reidy, and Leslie S. Rowland, eds., The Black Military Experience, 1982.

Edward Hagerman, The American Civil War and the Origins of Modern Warfare, 1988.

Philip Shaw Paludan, “A People's Contest”: The Union and Civil War, 1861–1865, 1988.

Richard Franklin Bensel, Yankee Leviathan: The Origins of Central State Authority in American, 1859–1877, 1990.

Theda Skocpol, Protecting Soldiers and Mothers: The Political Origins of Social Policy in the United States, 1992

狂求表示心情的英语形容词

A

aback

abandoned

abashed

abducted

abhorred

abject

able

abnormal

abominable

about

abrasive

absent-minded

absolved

absorbed

absorbent

abstemious

abstract

abstracted

abused

abusive

aby**al

abyssal

accelerated

acceptable

accepted

accepting

accessible

accident-prone

acclaimed

acclimated

accommodated

accommodating

accomplished

accosted

accosting

accountable

accusatory

accused

accusing

acerbic

aching

acknowledged

acquiescent

acquisitive

acrimonious

activated

active

actualized

adamant

addicted

adept

adequate

admirable

admiration

admired

admiring

admonished

adorable

adored

adoring

adrift advanced

adventurous

adverse

affable

affected

affection

affectionate

affirmed

afflicted

affluent

affronted

afraid

against

agape

aggravated

aggressive

aghast

agitated

aglow

agnostic

agog

agonized

agony

agoraphobic

agreeable

ahead

aimless

airy

alarmed

alert

alienated

alive

allied

allured

alluring

alone

aloof

altruistic

amazed

amazing

ambiguous

ambitious

ambivalent

ambushed

amenable

amiable

amorous

amused

amusing

****yzed

anarchistic

anesthetized

angry

anguish

anguished

anhedonic

animated

annihilated

annoyed

annoying

anonymous

antagonistic

antagonized

anticipation

antiquated

antisocial

antsy

anxiety

anxious

apart

apathetic

apologetic

appalled

appealed

appealing

appeased

applauded

appraised

appreciated

appreciative

apprehension

apprehensive

approachable

appropriate

approved

approved of

archaic

ardent

argued with

argumentative

aristocratic

aroused

arrogant

artful

articulate

artificial

artistic

artless

ascetic

ashamed

asinine

asocial

assaulted

assertive

assessed

assuaged

assured

astonished

astounded

at ease

at home

at peace

at peril

at risk

at war

atrophied

attached

attacked

attentive

attracted

attractive

audacious

austere

authentic

authoritarian

authoritative

autocratic

available

avaricious

avid

avoided

awake

awakened

aware

awe

awed

awesome

awestruck

awful

awkward

B

babied

backward

bad

badgered

baffled

baited

balanced

bamboozled

banished

bankrupt

banned

bantered

bare

barraged

barred

barren

bashful

battered

battle-weary

battle-worn

bearable

beaten

beaten down

beatific

beautiful

beckoned

bedazzled

bedeviled

befriended

befuddled

beguiled

behind

beholden

beleaguered

belittled

belligerent

belonging

beloved

bemused

benevolent

bent

berated

bereaved

bereft

beseeched

beset

besieged

be**irched

bestial

betrayed

better

bewildered

bewitched

bewitching

biased

big

bitchy

bitter

blackmailed

blah

blamed

blaming

blank

blasé‚

blasphemous

blasted

bleak

blind

bliss

blissful

blithe

blocked

blown away

blue

boastful

bogus

boiling

boisterous

bold

bombastic

bonkers

bored

boring

bossed-around

bossy

bothered

bothersome

bought

bound

bound-up

boxed-in

braced

brainwashed

brash

brave

brazen

breathless

breezy

bridled

bright

brilliant

brisk

bristling

broken

broken-down

broken-up

brooding

bruised

brushed-off

brutal

bubbly

bugged

buggered

bullied

bullish

bullshitted

bummed

bummed out

buoyant

burdened

burdensome

buried

burned

burned-out

burned-up

bursting

bushed

bypassed

C

caged

cajoled

calculating

callous

callow

calm

calmed down

canny

cantankerous

capable

capricious

captious

captivated

captured

cared about

cared for

carefree

careful

careless

caring

carried away

cast

cast about

cast out

castigated

categorized

caught

cautious

cavalier

censored

censured

centered

certain

chafed

chagrined

chained

challenged

challenging

changed

changing

chaotic

charged

chari**atic

charitable

charmed

charming

chased

chaste

chastised

chatty

cheap

cheapened

cheated

cheated on

cheeky

cheerful

cheerless

cheery

cherished

chic

chicken

chided

childish

childless

childlike

chipper

chivalrous

choked

choked-up

chosen

churlish

circumspect

circumvented

civil

civilized

classy

claustrophobic

clean

cleansed

clear

clear-headed

clenched

clever

close

closed

closed in

closed-minded

clouded

clueless

clumsy

coarse

cocky

coddled

coerced

cold

cold-blooded

cold-hearted

collapsed

collapsing

collected

combative

comfortable

comforted

comfy

committed

common

commonplace

communicative

comparative

compared

compassionate

compatible

compelled

competent

competitive

complacent

complete

complex

compliant

complicated

complementary

complimented

complimentary

composed

compressed

compulsive

conceited

concentrated

concerned

condemned

condescended to

condescending

confident

confined

confirmed

confirming

conflicted

conforming

confused

congenial

connected

conned

conniving

conquered

conscientious

consecrated

conservative

considerate

considered

consistent

consoled

consoling

conspicuous

constrained

constricted

constructive

consumed

contained

contaminated

contemplative

contempt

contemptible

contemptuous

content

contented

contentious

contrite

controlled

controlling

convenient

conventional

convicted

convinced

convincing

cool

cooperative

cordial

cornered

correct

corrupt

corrupted

counterfeit

counter-productive

courageous

courteous

courtly

coveted

covetous

cowardly

coy

cozy

crabby

crafty

cranky

crappy

crass

craving

crazed

crazy

creative

credulous

crestfallen

criminal

crippled

critical

criticized

cross

crossed

cross-examined

crotchety

crowded

crucified

crude

cruel

crushed

cryptic

cuckoo

cuddled

cuddly

culled

culpable

cultivated

cultured

cunning

curious

cursed

cut

cut-down

cute

cut-off

cynical

D

daffy

dainty

damaged

damned

dangerous

dared

daring

dark

dashed

dashing

daunted

dauntless

dazed

dead

dear

debased

debated

debauched

debilitated

debonair

deceitful

deceived

decent

deceptive

decided

decimated

decrepit

dedicated

defamed

defeated

defective

defenseless

defensive

deferent

defiant

deficient

defiled

definite

deflated

deformed

degenerate

degraded

dehumanized

dejected

delicate

delighted

delightful

delinquent

delirious

delivered

deluded

demanding

demeaned

demented

demoralized

demoted

demotivated

demure

denatured

denigrated

denounced

denurtured

dependable

dependent

depleted

deported

depraved

deprecated

depreciated

depressed

deprived

derailed

derided

desecrated

deserted

deserving

desirable

desire

desired

desirous

desolate

despair

despairing

desperate

despicable

despised

despondent

destroyed

destructive

detached

deteriorated

determined

detest

detestable

detested

devastated

deviant

devious

devoid

devoted

devoured

diagnosed

dictated to

dictatorial

different

difficult

diffident

dignified

diligent

dim

diminished

diplomatic

direct

directionless

dirty

disabled

disaffected

disagreeable

disappointed

disappointing

disapproved of

disapproving

di**elieved

di**elieving

discarded

disciplined

discombobulated

disconcerted

disconnected

disconsolate

discontent

discontented

discounted

discouraged

discredited

discreet

disdain

disdained

disdainful

disempowered

disenchanted

disenfranchised

disentangled

disfavored

disgraced

disgruntled

disgust

disgusted

disgusting

disharmonious

disheartened

disheveled

dishonest

dishonorable

dishonored

disillusioned

disinclined

disingenuous

disintegritous *

disinterested

disjointed

dislike

disliked

dislocated

dislodged

disloyal

di**al

di**ayed

di**issed

di**issive

disobedient

disobeyed

disorderly

disorganized

disoriented

disowned

disparaged

dispassionate

dispensable

dispirited

displaced

displeased

disposable

dispossessed

disputed

disregarded

disrespected

disruptive

dissatisfied

dissected

dissed

dissident

dissociated

distant

distorted

distracted

distraught

distressed

distrusted

distrustful

disturbed

diverted

divided

divorced

docile

dogged

dogmatic

doleful

domestic

domesticated

dominant

dominated

dominating

domineered

domineering

done

doomed

double-crossed

doubted

doubtful

dowdy

down

downcast

downhearted

downtrodden

drained

dramatic

drawn away

drawn back

drawn in

drawn toward

dread

dreaded

dreadful

dreamy

dreary

dried-up

driven

droopy

dropped

drowning

drubbed

drummed

dubious

dull

dumb

dumbfounded

dumped

dumped on

duped

dutiful

dwarfed

dynamic

E

eager

early

earnest

earthy

eased

easy

easy-going

ebullient

eccentric

eclectic

eclipsed

ecstatic

edgy

edified

edifying

educated

effaced

effective

effeminate

effervescent

efficacious

efficient

effusive

egocentric

egotistic

egotistical

elastic

elated

elderly

electric

electrified

elegant

elevated

elitist

eloquent

elusive

emancipated

emasculated

embarrassed

embittered

eminent

emmerlinged

emotional

emotionless

emotive

empathetic

empathic

emphatic

empowered

empty

enabled

enamored

enchanted

enclosed

encompassed

encouraged

encroached upon

encumbered

endangered

energetic

energized

enervated

engaged

engrossed

enhanced

enigmatic

enjoyment

enlightened

enmeshed

ennobled

enraged

enraptured

enriched

enslaved

entangled

enterprising

entertained

enthralled

enthusiastic

enticed

entitled

entombed

entrapped

entrenched

entrepreneurial

entrusted

envied

envious

equipped

equitable

eradicated

erasable

erased

eros

essential

established

esteemed

estranged

ethereal

euphoric

evaded

evaluated

evasive

evicted

evil

eviscerated

exacerbated

exacerbating

examined

exasperated

exasperating

excellent

excessive

excitable

excited

excluded

excoriated

exculpated

execrated

exempt

exempted

exhausted

exhilarated

exiled

exonerated

exorcised

exotic

expansive

expectant

experienced

experimental

exploitative

exploited

explosive

exposed

expressive

expunged

extraordinary

extravagant

extricated

extroverted

exuberant

exultant

Emmerlinged: A new word I made up when Rob Emmerling was trying to discredit me in April 2005. I would define it as "being misrepresented by someone who feels threatened by you in an attempt to discredit you so as to protect that person's own interests."

F

fabulous

facetious

factious

failful *

faint

fainthearted

fair

faithful

fake

fallen

fallible

fallow

false

falsely

falsely accused

faltering

famished

famous

fanatical

fanciful

fantabulous

fantasizing

fantastic

farcical

fascinated

fascinating

fascination

fashionable

fast

fastidious

fatalistic

fathered

fatherless

fatigued

fatuous

favored

fawned

fawned over

fawning

fear

feared

fearful

fearless

fed up

feeble

feeling

feisty

felicitous

feminine

fermenting

ferocious

fervent

festive

fettered

fickle

fidgety

fiendish

fierce

fiery

filthy

fine

finicky

finished

fired

firm

first

first-class

first-rate

fit

fixated

flabbergasted

flagellated

flaky

flamboyant

flammable

flappable

flat

flattered

flawed

fledgling

fleeced

flexible

flighty

flippant

flipped-out

flirtatious

floored

floundering

flourishing

flush

flustered

fluttering

focused

focussed

foiled

followed

fond

foolhardy

foolish

forbidden

forced

forceful

foreign

fore-sighted

forgetful

forgettable

forgivable

forgiven

forgiving

forgotten

forlorn

formed

formidable

forsaken

fortified

fortunate

forward

fouled-up

fractured

fragile

fragmented

frail

framed

frank

frantic

fraudulent

frazzled

free

frenetic

frenzied

fresh

fretful

fretting

friendless

friendly

frightened

frigid

frisky

frivolous

frolicsome

frowning

frugal

frustrated

fulfilled

full

fuming

fun

funky

funloving

funny

furious

fury

fussy

futile

G

gallant

galled

game

gauche

gaudy

gawky

gay

generous

genial

gentle

genuine

giddy

gifted

giggly

gilded

giving

glad

glamorous

gleeful

glib

gloomy

glorious

glowing

glum

gluttonous

goaded

good

good-looking

good-natured

gorgeous

graceful

gracious

graded

grand

grandiose

granted

grateful

gratified

grave

great

greedy

gregarious

grief

grief-stricken

grieved

grieving

grim

groovy

gross

grossed-out

grotesque

grouchy

grounded

groveling

grumpy

guarded

guided

guilt-free

guilt-tripped

guiltless

guilty

gullible

gushy

gutless

gutsy

gutted

gypped

H

haggard

haggled

hallowed

hampered

handicapped

hapless

happy

happy-go-lucky

harangued

harassed

hard

hardened

hard-headed

hard-hearted

hard-pressed

hard-working

hardy

harmless

harmonious

harnessed

harried

hassled

hasty

hate

hated

hateful

hatred

haughty

haunted

headstrong

heady

healed

health-conscious

healthy

heard

heartbroken

heartened

heartful

heartless

heartsick

heart-to-heart

hearty

heavy

heavy-hearted

heckled

heeded

held dear

helped

helpful

helpless

henpecked

herded

heroic

hesitant

hideous

high

high-spirited

hilarious

hindered

hoaxed

hollow

homely

homesick

honest

honorable

honored

hoodwinked

hopeful

hopeless

horrible

horrified

horror

horror-stricken

hospitable

hostile

hot-headed

hounded

huge

humane

humble

humbled

humiliated

humored

humorous

hung up

hungry

hunted

hurried

hurt

hustled

hyped-up

hyper

hyperactive

hypervigilent

hypnotized

hypocritical

hysterical

I

idealistic

idiosyncratic

idiotic

idolized

ignorant

ignored

ill

ill at ease

ill-humored

illicit

ill-tempered

imaginative

imbalanced

immaculate

immature

immobile

immobilized

immodest

immoral

immortal

immune

impaired

impartial

impassioned

impassive

impatient

impeccable

impeded

impelled

imperfect

imperiled

imperious

impermanent

impermeable

impertinent

imperturbable

impervious

impetuous

impious

implacable

impolite

important

imposed-upon

imposing

impotent

impressed

imprisoned

impudent

impugned

impulsive

impure

in

in a huff

in a quandary

in a stew

in control

in despair

in doubt

in fear

in harmony

in pain

in the dumps

in the way

in touch

in tune

inaccessible

inadequate

inappropriate

inattentive

incapable

incapacitated

incensed

incoherent

incommunicative

incompetent

incomplete

inconclusive

inconsiderate

inconsistent

inconsolable

inconspicuous

inconvenienced

inconvenient

incorrect

incorrigible

incredible

incredulous

inculcated

indebted

indecent

indecisive

indefinite

independent

indescribable

indestructible

indicted

indifferent

indignant

indirect

indiscreet

indoctrinated

indolent

indulgent

industrious

inebriated

ineffective

inept

infallible

infamous

infantile

infantilized

infatuated

infected

inferior

infirm

inflamed

inflammatory

inflated

inflexible

influenced

influential

informed

infuriated

infused

ingenious

ingenuous

ingratiated

ingratiating

inhibited

inhospitable

inhumane

inimical

injured

innocent

innovative

inquiring

inquisitive

insane

insatiable

insecure

insensitive

inside-out

insightful

insignificant

insincere

insistent

insolent

insouciant

inspired

instilled

instructive

insufficient

insulted

insulting

insurgent

intact

integritous *

intellectual

intelligent

intense

intent

interested

interesting

interfered with

interfering

interrelated

interrogated

interrupted

intimate

intimidated

intimidating

intolerant

intrepid

intrigued

introspective

introverted

intruded upon

intrusive

intuitive

invalidated

invalidating

inventive

invigorated

invisible

invited

inviting

involved

invulnerable

irascible

irate

irked

irrational

irreligious

irreproachable

irresistible

irresolute

irresponsible

irreverent

irritable

irritated

isolated

J

jaded

jaundiced

jaunty

jealous

jealousy

jeered

jeopardized

jerked around

jilted

jinxed

jittery

jocular

jolly

jolted

jostled

jovial

joyful

joyless

joyous

jubilant

judged

judgmental

judicious

juggled

jumpy

just

justified

K

keen

kept

kept away

kept out

kicked

kicked around

kidded

kind

kindhearted

kindly

kinky

knackered

knocked

knocked down

knocked out

knowledgeable

L

labeled

lackadaisical

lacking

lackluster

lagging behind

laid-back

lambasted

lame

lamentful *

lamenting

languid

languishing

lascivious

late

laughed at

lavished

lax

lazy

leaned on

leaning

lecherous

lectured to

leery

left out

legitimate

let down

lethargic

level-headed

lewd

liable

liberal

liberated

licentious

lied about

lied to

lifeless

lifted

light

light-hearted

likable

liked

limited

limp

lionhearted

listened to

listless

lively

livid

loath

loathed

loathsome

logical

lonely

lonesome

longing

loopy

loose

loosed

lorded over

lost

loud

lousy

lovable

love

loved

loveless

lovely

loving

low

lowly

low-spirited

loyal

luckless

lucky

ludicrous

luminous

lured

luring

lust

lustful

lusty

lynched

M

macho

mad

made fun of

magical

magnificent

maimed

maladjusted

malcontent

malevolent

malicious

malignant

maligned

manageable

managed

managerial

mangled

maniacal

manic

manipulable

manipulated

manipulative

manly

marauding

marauding

marginalized

married

marvelous

masochistic

masterful

materialistic

maternal

mature

maudlin

meager

mean

mechanical

medicated

mediocre

meditative

meek

melancholic

melancholy

melded

mellow

melodramatic

menaced

menacing

merciful

merry

me**erized

messy

methodical

meticulous

micro-managed

miffed

mighty

mindful

minimized

mirthful

misanthropic

mischievous

misdiagnosed

miserable

miserly

misgiving

misinformed

misinterpreted

misled

misrepresented

mistaken

mistreated

mistrusted

mistrustful

misunderstood

misused

mixed-up

mobilized

mocked

mocking

modern

modest

molded

molested

mollified

monitored

monopolized

moody

moping

moral

moralistic

N

nagged

nailed

naive

naked

nameless

nannied

narcissistic

narrow-minded

nasty

natural

naughty

nauseated

neat

needed

needled

needy

negated

negative

neglected

negligent

nervous

nervy

nestled

nettled

neurotic

neutral

nice

niggardly

nihilistic

nit-picked

nit-picking

nit-picky

noble

noisy

nomadic

nonchalant

noncommittal

nonconforming

nonplused

normal

nosey

nostalgic

nosey

nothing

noticed

nourished

nourishing

numb

numbed

nursed

nurturing

nuts

nutty

O

obedient

obeyed

objectified *

obligated

obliged

obliging

obliterated

oblivious

obnoxious

obscene

obscured

observant

observed

obsessed

obsessive

obstinate

obstructed

obvious

odd

off

off the hook

offended

offensive

officious

okay

old

old-fashioned

omnipotent

on

on call

on display

on time

one-upped

open

open-minded

opinionated

opportunistic

opposed

oppressed

optimistic

opulent

orderly

organized

ornery

orphaned

ostentatious

ostracized

ousted

out of balance

out of control

out of place

out of sorts

out of touch

out of tune

outdone

outgoing

outlandish

outnumbered

outraged

outrageous

outranked

outspoken

over

over-done

over-protected

over-ruled

over-controlled

overanxious

overbearing

overcome

overdrawn

overestimated

overjoyed

overloaded

overlooked

overpowered

oversensitive

over-simplified

overwhelmed

overworked

overwrought

owed

owing

owned

owning

owning

P

pacified

paid off

pain

pained

paired

paired-off

paired-up

pampered

panic

panicked

panicky

paralyzed

paranoid

pardoned

parsimonious

partial

passed by

passed off

passed over

passionate

passive

pastoral

paternal

pathetic

patient

patronized

peaceful

pedantic

pedestalized *

pedestrian

peeved

peevish

pell-mell

penetrable

penetrated

pensive

perceived

perceptive

peremptory

perfect