It's so annoying that I'm laughing right now.

A feeling of irritation or annoyance.

Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh (shivering)

To shake, shiver, or tremble, often as a result of fear, cold, nervousness, or excitement

Speak clearly and stop shaking your leg.

To understand or comprehend spoken or written language.

Speak clearly and stop shaking your leg.

To express thoughts, opinions, or information by speaking or writing.

Speak clearly and stop shaking your leg.

The lower limb of a human being from the knee to the ankle, used for standing or walking.

Speak clearly and stop shaking your leg.

To shake or shiver uncontrollably, often as a result of fear, excitement, or cold.

Why are you babbling nonsense without making any sense?

Used to express a question about the reason or purpose of something.

Why are you babbling nonsense without making any sense?

Any or whichever one without restriction; used to indicate a lack of restriction in selecting one of a definite set of alternatives.

Why are you babbling nonsense without making any sense?

A unit of language, consisting of one or more spoken sounds or their written representation, that functions as a principal carrier of meaning.

Why are you babbling nonsense without making any sense?

A colloquial term for a matter or an affair; a subject under consideration or discussion.

Why are you babbling nonsense without making any sense?

A question word used to ask for a specific location or place.

Why are you babbling nonsense without making any sense?

A unit of language, consisting of one or more spoken sounds or their written representation, that functions as a principal carrier of meaning.

It's so annoying that I'm laughing right now.

To come into being or to become present.

Why are you babbling nonsense without making any sense?

An expression mimicking the sound of hesitation or a person's inability to speak coherently, often due to confusion, nervousness, or lack of something to say.

Uh, I'm at a loss for words.

An expression mimicking the sound of someone stammering or being at a loss for words, often due to surprise, confusion, or nervousness.

Trembling pupils, th-th-th-thump.

To shake or tremble, often as a result of fear, anxiety, excitement, or frailty.

Trembling pupils, th-th-th-thump.

The adjustable opening in the center of the eye that controls the amount of light that enters the eye, typically appearing as a black circular area in the center of the iris.

Trembling pupils, th-th-th-thump.

An onomatopoeic expression mimicking the sound of shivering or trembling, often used to convey a state of nervousness or being scared.

Try not to make it obvious that you're thinking so hard.

The uppermost part of the body in humans and other animals, containing the brain, eyes, ears, nose, and mouth.

Try not to make it obvious that you're thinking so hard.

To move something in a circular way or to think deeply or carefully about something.

Try not to make it obvious that you're thinking so hard.

A vibration that propagates as an audible wave of pressure, through a transmission medium such as a gas, liquid or solid.

Try not to make it obvious that you're thinking so hard.

Used to indicate negation, denial, refusal, or prohibition.

Try not to make it obvious that you're thinking so hard.

To come into being or to have one's starting point at a certain time or place.

Try not to make it obvious that you're thinking so hard.

To perform an action or activity, often one that is common or habitual.

Try not to make it obvious that you're thinking so hard.

To perceive with the eyes; to observe or examine visually.

It's so obvious, I'm amazed. What's bothering you so much?

An adverb used to indicate totality or completeness, often translated as 'all' or 'entirely' in English.

It's so obvious, I'm amazed. What's bothering you so much?

A noun referring to a visible mark or stain, often used metaphorically to indicate a conspicuous or obvious characteristic or feature.

It's so obvious, I'm amazed. What's bothering you so much?

A verb that means to come forth, emerge, or become visible, often used to describe something appearing or showing up.

It's so obvious, I'm amazed. What's bothering you so much?

A noun denoting energy, spirit, or vigor, commonly used in contexts relating to vitality or enthusiasm.

It's so obvious, I'm amazed. What's bothering you so much?

A noun referring to a type of tea or an informal term for a vehicle, but in some contexts, it can also mean 'clear' or 'evident'.

It's so obvious, I'm amazed. What's bothering you so much?

A pronoun or interrogative word used to ask about the nature or identity of something, often translated as 'what' in English.

It's so obvious, I'm amazed. What's got you so flustered?

To such an extent or degree; so, used to emphasize the degree to which something is the case, often in questions expressing surprise or incredulity.

It's so obvious, I'm amazed. What's got you so flustered?

To feel a prickling or stinging sensation; to be affected by a strong emotion such as guilt or remorse, often implying a reaction to being accused or a sense of guilt.

It's so annoying that I'm laughing right now.

At the present time or moment.

It's so annoying that I'm laughing right now.

The act or instance of laughing.

It's so annoying that I'm laughing right now.

To come forth, emerge, or be produced.

Why are you shaking your head, legs, and arms as if I did something to you?

A possessive pronoun used to indicate that something belongs to or is associated with the speaker.

Why are you shaking your head, legs, and arms as if I did something to you?

An interrogative pronoun used to ask about the identity, nature, or value of an object or matter.

Why are you shaking your head, legs, and arms as if I did something to you?

To perform an action or activity, often one that is common or habitual.

Why are you shaking your head, legs, and arms as if I did something to you?

A possessive determiner used to indicate that something belongs to or is associated with the person being addressed.

Why are you shaking your head, legs, and arms as if I did something to you?

The uppermost part of the body that contains the brain, eyes, ears, nose, and mouth, and is responsible for thought, sensation, and the coordination of movement.

Why are you shaking your head, legs, and arms as if I did something to you?

Each of the two lower limbs in humans and other primates, extending from the hips to the ankles and used for standing, walking, and running.

Why are you shaking your head, legs, and arms as if I did something to you?

The upper limb of the human body, extending from the shoulder to the hand and including the arm, elbow, wrist, and fingers.

Why are you shaking your head, legs, and arms as if I did something to you?

To shake or quiver involuntarily, typically as a result of emotion or physical condition.

Yeah, just like a thief, my own feet gave me away, totally.

In a manner resembling a thief, often implying stealth or secrecy

Yeah, just like a thief, my own feet gave me away, totally.

A possessive adjective used by a speaker to refer to something that belongs to the speaker

Yeah, just like a thief, my own feet gave me away, totally.

The lower extremity of the leg below the ankle, on which a person stands or walks

Yeah, just like a thief, my own feet gave me away, totally.

To experience a tingling or numbing sensation in a body part, often due to a temporary lack of blood circulation

Yeah, just like a thief, my own feet gave me away, totally.

Without order or restraint; indiscriminately or haphazardly

I'll catch you like catching a mouse.

A small rodent that typically has a pointed snout, relatively large ears and eyes, and a long tail.

I'll catch you like catching a mouse.

To seize, capture, or win something through effort or force.

I'll catch you like catching a mouse.

To give or provide something to someone.

I'll catch you like catching a mouse.

To emerge, come forth, or become visible.

You're the one who lied about everything.

A false statement made with deliberate intent to deceive; an intentional untruth; a falsehood

You're the one who lied about everything.

An adverb used to indicate totality or completeness

You're the one who lied about everything.

A possessive pronoun in English, often used to signify that something belongs to or is associated with 'you'

You're the one who lied about everything.

To deceive someone by making them believe something that is not true

You're the one who lied about everything.

The action or process of buying, selling, or exchanging goods, services, or property

Once you do it, you'll do it again.

One time or on one occasion only

Once you do it, you'll do it again.

To perform an action or activity

Once you do it, you'll do it again.

Again or moreover, used to indicate repetition or addition

Once you do it, you'll do it again.

A colloquial term for a hit or strike, often used to imply receiving another of something, typically in a negative context

They say it eventually ends because it becomes a habit.

A habitual behavior that is learned by frequent repetition and becomes a typical manner of conduct or character

They say it eventually ends because it becomes a habit.

To become or come to be in a particular state or condition, often one that is final or settled

They say it eventually ends because it becomes a habit.

In the end, especially after a long delay, dispute, or series of problems, or as the final outcome of a situation

They say it eventually ends because it becomes a habit.

To come to a conclusion or end, especially to cease to exist or be in use

They all say I'm crazy from the sidelines.

From a position adjacent or close by

They all say I'm crazy from the sidelines.

An adverb used to indicate an action that is done completely or inclusively, often used for emphasis

They all say I'm crazy from the sidelines.

The first-person singular pronoun used by the speaker to refer to themselves

They all say I'm crazy from the sidelines.

Having lost one's mind or acting in a way that is out of control or irrational

They all say I'm crazy from the sidelines.

The act of exchanging goods, services, or other commodities between parties

You're the only one being fooled, giving everything away.

A pronoun used to refer to the person or people that the speaker is addressing

You're the only one being fooled, giving everything away.

To be deceived or to believe something that is not true

You're the only one being fooled, giving everything away.

To give something to someone; to allow someone to have or use a certain amount of something

Stop doing it over and over again.

An imperative form of a verb used to tell someone not to do something

Stop doing it over and over again.

A word used to command or implore someone to refrain from a particular action

Stop doing it over and over again.

An adverb describing an action that is happening or being done repeatedly or persistently

Don't drive me any crazier.

A pronoun used to refer to the speaker or writer themselves.

Don't drive me any crazier.

A comparative adverb used to indicate a greater degree or extent of the action or quality it modifies.

Don't drive me any crazier.

An adverb describing an action done to an extreme or intense degree, often leading to loss of control or rationality.

Don't drive me any crazier.

A verb that means to cause to come into being, or to bring about a particular result or state.

Don't drive me any crazier.

An imperative verb form used to command or request someone not to do something or to stop doing something.

Don't go so deep.

To such an extent or degree; so, used to emphasize the degree to which something is done or should be done

Don't go so deep.

To a great depth; profoundly or intensely

Don't go so deep.

Do not possess, hold, or have in one's control

Don't go so deep.

Do not proceed with a particular action; stop or cease

If you don't want to push me away anymore, why don't you hush my baby?

A comparative adverb used to indicate a greater degree or extent of an action or quality

Even if I act badly towards you in front of others

A pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves as the object of a verb or preposition.

If you don't want to push me away anymore, why don't you hush my baby?

No longer; used to indicate that something is not happening or being done now or at a point in time under consideration

If you don't want to push me away anymore, why don't you hush my baby?

The act of pushing something away or rejecting something

If you don't want to push me away anymore, why don't you hush my baby?

To feel an aversion towards something; to not want or like something

If you don't want to push me away anymore, why don't you hush my baby?

Used to demand silence or to tell someone to be quiet

Why don't you hush my baby?

A command or request to be quiet or to stop making noise.

Say it, this is really the last time.

This term refers to the demonstrative pronoun in English that is used to identify a specific thing or person within sight or being mentioned.

Say it, this is really the last time.

An adjective used to describe something that is not fake or imitation; genuine, real, or authentic.

Say it, this is really the last time.

A noun denoting the final point or the end of something, such as an event, period, or process.

Say it, this is really the last time.

A verb that means to express something in words; to say, speak, or utter.

Say it, this is really the last time.

A verb form that is used to request or encourage someone to look at something or to consider a matter.

If you say you're sorry, what exactly are you sorry for?

To feel or express sorrow or regret for something one has done or omitted to do; to apologize.

If you say you're sorry, what exactly are you sorry for?

Used to ask for information specifying something or to inquire about the nature or identity of something.

If you say you're sorry, what exactly are you sorry for?

To feel or express sorrow or regret for something one has done or omitted to do; to apologize.

You say you're sorry, but it's all the same, blaming me again.

To feel or express sorrow or regret for something one has done or omitted to do

You say you're sorry, but it's all the same, blaming me again.

An adverb used to indicate that the same action or statement applies to or is intended for all the individuals or items mentioned

You say you're sorry, but it's all the same, blaming me again.

A possessive adjective used to denote belonging to or associated with the person or people that the speaker is addressing

You say you're sorry, but it's all the same, blaming me again.

To be the cause or reason for something, often an issue or problem

You say you're sorry, but it's all the same, blaming me again.

To be identical or very similar in nature, status, or effect

All the apologies you've made so far just feel so insincere.

An adverb used to express something being done in a simple, straightforward, or immediate manner, often used to dismiss previous statements or actions.

All the apologies you've made so far just feel so insincere.

A noun denoting the time that has elapsed between the past and the present, often used to refer to the entire period or duration of time up to now.

All the apologies you've made so far just feel so insincere.

A possessive pronoun in informal language, indicating that something belongs to the person being addressed, often used to denote possession or association.

All the apologies you've made so far just feel so insincere.

A verb used to indicate the performance of an action or activity, often functioning as an auxiliary verb to form various tenses and aspects in conjunction with other verbs.

Your head, waist, legs, everything (shaking).

The part of the body between the ribs and the hips

All the apologies you've made so far just feel so insincere.

An adjective used to describe the entirety or totality of the items, people, or elements being referred to, without exception.

All the apologies you've made so far just feel so insincere.

A noun referring to a round, typically sweet, edible fruit with a fibrous center and a single large seed, or an expression of regret or apology.

All the apologies you've made so far just feel so insincere.

The emotional state or mood of an individual at a particular time, often influenced by their circumstances or events they have experienced.

All the apologies you've made so far just feel so insincere.

To a great extent or degree; used to emphasize the truth of a statement, sometimes despite an initial disbelief or surprise.

All the apologies you've made so far just feel so insincere.

An expression used to indicate confusion or a lack of understanding, often implying that something is unclear, puzzling, or nonsensical.

Then what am I, oh my goodness

An expression used to imply 'then' or 'in that case', often used to transition to a conclusion or implication that follows from what has just been said

Then what am I, oh my goodness

A contraction of a pronoun and verb that means 'I am' or 'I', used by a speaker to refer to themselves

Then what am I, oh my goodness

A question word used to ask about the nature, identity, or value of an object, idea, or action

Then what am I, oh my goodness

To become or to be transformed into, indicating a change of state or condition

Then what am I, oh my goodness

An exclamation used to express a range of emotions including pain, sorrow, or realization, often used to draw attention to a particular point

Then what am I, oh my goodness

An adverb that can mean 'really', 'truly', or 'genuinely', often used to emphasize sincerity or a strong feeling

Then what am I, oh right, never mind.

Used to refer to oneself as the speaker or writer.

I'm tired now, I want to stop.

From this moment on; at this point; now

I'm tired now, I want to stop.

A first-person singular pronoun referring to the speaker

I'm tired now, I want to stop.

To experience difficulty or to find something challenging; to be hard or tough

I'm tired now, I want to stop.

To decide to stop or cease an activity or action

What do you expect me to do?

A possessive pronoun used by a speaker to refer to something that belongs to or is associated with themselves

What do you expect me to do?

To happen to or befall someone, often by chance or without intention

What do you expect me to do?

To hope or wish for something to happen or be the case

You really shouldn't do this to me.

To me or towards me, indicating the direction of an action or situation in relation to oneself

You really shouldn't do this to me.

In a truthful, sincere, or genuine manner; used to emphasize the reality or seriousness of a situation

You really shouldn't do this to me.

If it is done in this way or manner, suggesting a hypothetical scenario or condition

You really shouldn't do this to me.

A negation word used to indicate that something is not allowed, should not, or cannot happen or be done

You really shouldn't do this to me.

To be suitable, permissible, or acceptable; used to indicate that something can or should occur or be done

Even if I act badly towards you in front of others

A direction or position in relation to a person or thing, typically indicating the forward position or direction from the point of view of the observer.

Even if I act badly towards you in front of others

In a manner that is morally or socially unacceptable or bad.

Even if I act badly towards you in front of others

To perform an action or task; to bring something about or to cause something to happen.

In the end, you fall for it and give everything away, over and over again.

In the end or after a series of events, often leading to an inevitable conclusion or outcome

In the end, you fall for it and give everything away, over and over again.

To be deceived or misled by believing something that is not true

In the end, you fall for it and give everything away, over and over again.

To give something to someone or to provide someone with something

Stop doing it over and over again.

An imperative form of a verb used to tell someone not to do something

Stop doing it over and over again.

A word used to tell someone to stop or refrain from a certain action

Stop doing it over and over again.

An adverb describing an action that is happening repeatedly or persistently

Don't drive me any crazier.

A pronoun used to refer to the speaker or writer themselves.

Don't drive me any crazier.

A comparative adverb used to indicate an increase in degree, amount, or intensity.

Don't drive me any crazier.

To lose one's rational thought and behavior, often due to extreme emotion such as excitement, anger, or passion.

Don't drive me any crazier.

To cause something to come into existence or to bring about a particular result or condition.

Don't drive me any crazier.

Used as a negative imperative to tell someone not to do something or to stop doing something.

Don't go so deep.

To such an extent or degree; so, used to emphasize the degree to which something is done or should be done

Don't go so deep.

To a great depth; deeply or profoundly

Don't go so deep.

Possess, have, or own

Don't go so deep.

Do not; used to give a negative command or instruction

If you don't want to push me away anymore, why don't you hush my baby?

A comparative word used to indicate a greater degree or extent of the action or quality in question.

If you don't want to push me away anymore, why don't you hush my baby?

A state or condition that is beyond a certain point, limit, or norm; often used to describe something that is no longer tolerable or bearable.

If you don't want to push me away anymore, why don't you hush my baby?

The act of pushing something away from oneself or the act of rejecting or refusing something.

If you don't want to push me away anymore, why don't you hush my baby?

A conditional term used to express a hypothetical situation, often implying reluctance or aversion to the action that follows if the condition is met.

If you don't want to push me away anymore, why don't you hush my baby?

Used to request silence or to tell someone to be quiet, often used as a hushing sound.

Your lips (trembling), your eyes (trembling)

Used to describe the physical manifestation of shivering or trembling, often as a result of fear, cold, nervousness, or excitement, typically involving rapid, involuntary movements of the body or parts of the body such as the lips or limbs.

Your head, waist, legs, everything (shaking).

A second person singular pronoun used to refer to the person being addressed

Your head, waist, legs, everything (shaking).

The part of the body extending from the neck to the top of the skull

Your head, waist, legs, everything (shaking).

Each of the two lower limbs in humans, including everything from the hips to the toes

Your head, waist, legs, everything (shaking).

The whole quantity or extent of a particular group or thing

Your head, waist, legs, everything (shaking).

An adverb used to indicate an action or condition is completed or done

Stop doing it over and over again.

An imperative form in Korean used to tell someone not to do something

Stop doing it over and over again.

A term used to express prohibition or negation, often translated as 'don't' in English

Stop doing it over and over again.

An adverb used to describe an action that is repeated or done persistently, often translated as 'again and again' or 'repeatedly' in English

Don't drive me any crazier.

A pronoun used to refer to the speaker or writer themselves.

Don't drive me any crazier.

A comparative adverb used to indicate a greater degree or extent of the action or quality it modifies.

Don't drive me any crazier.

An adverb describing an action done to an extreme degree, often resulting in loss of control or rationality.

Don't drive me any crazier.

A verb that means to cause to come into being, or to bring about a particular outcome or state.

Don't drive me any crazier.

An imperative verb form used to command or request someone not to do something.

Don't go so deep.

To such an extent or degree; so, used to emphasize the degree to which something is done or should be done

Don't go so deep.

To a great depth; profoundly or intensely

Don't go so deep.

Possess, have, or own

Don't go so deep.

Do not; used to command someone not to do something or to stop doing something

If you don't want to push me away anymore, why don't you hush my baby?

An adverb used to indicate a greater degree or extent of an action or condition

If you don't want to push me away anymore, why don't you hush my baby?

A state or condition that is different from what is normal or expected; a degree or step in a process

If you don't want to push me away anymore, why don't you hush my baby?

The act of pushing something away or rejecting something

If you don't want to push me away anymore, why don't you hush my baby?

A conditional term used to express that if one does not desire or is unwilling to tolerate a certain action or behavior

If you don't want to push me away anymore, why don't you hush my baby?

A command or request to be quiet or to stop making noise