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past tense form of bug.
past participle of bug.

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abashed adj.
anxious adj.
bothered adj.
distressed adj.
engrossed adj.
enthusiastic adj.
fanatical adj.
incensed adj.
indignant adj.
preoccupied adj.
watched adj.

ADJECTIVE

abashed

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bewildered chagrined confounded confused crushed discombobulated disconcerted embarrassed fazed fuddled humbled humiliated mortified rattled shamed

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ashamed in a tizzy taken aback

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clear oriented understanding

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at ease composed emboldened proud reassured

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anxious

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afraid apprehensive careful concerned distressed fearful fidgety jittery nervous restless scared uneasy uptight

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aghast antsy basket case butterflies choked clutched disquieted disturbed dreading fretful hacked hyper in a state in a tizzy in suspense jumpy nervy overwrought shaking shaky shivery shook-up shot to pieces solicitous spooked strung-out sweating bullets taut troubled unglued unquiet watchful wired worried sick wreck

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bold brave calm collected composed confident cool courageous happy inattentive quiet unafraid unconcerned unfearful unworried

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assured content indifferent peaceful tranqil unwilling

ADJECTIVE

bothered

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agitated distressed disturbed troubled

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disconcerted harassed harried irked upset vexed

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anxious

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calm collected

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unworried

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happy relaxed satisfied untroubled

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distressed

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afflicted agitated anxious distraught jittery miffed perturbed shaky troubled

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bothered concerned discombobulated distracted dragged exercised harassed peeved ripped saddened shook spooked tormented wired worried wrecked

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all torn up antsy basket case bummed out bundle of nerves cut up disconsolate distrait fidgety hyper in a stew in a tizzy inconsolable jumpy shook-up shot down strung-out unconsolable unglued up the wall uptight wretched

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calm cool happy peaceful pleased untroubled

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unworried

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collected comforted glad joyful

ADJECTIVE

engrossed

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absorbed captivated consumed engaged enthralled submerged

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busy fascinated gone gripped hooked immersed intrigued lost monopolized occupied riveted

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all wound up assiduous caught up caught up in deep diligent fiend for head over heels heavily into hung up industrious intent into rapt really into sedulous taken up with tied-up turned on up to here in wrapped-up

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existing idle inactive

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bored disenthralled disinterested ignoring inattentive oblivious uncaring uninterested unoccupied

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enthusiastic

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anxious ardent avid concerned eager earnest exuberant fanatical fervent forceful keen passionate pleased rabid rhapsodic vigorous warm willing zealous

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agog animated athirst attracted crazy about devoted dying to ebullient exhilarated fascinated fervid gaga gone on gung-ho hearty hog-wild intent lively nutty obsessed red-hot spirited tantalized thrilled titillated unqualified vehement wacky wholehearted

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apathetic cold cool disinterested dispassionate dull frigid happy impotent indifferent lethargic uncaring unconcerned unenthusiastic unexcited uninterested unpassionate unwilling unworried weak

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doubting pessimistic weary

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fanatical

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bigoted dogmatic enthusiastic fervent frenzied impassioned narrow-minded obsessive passionate rabid single-minded stubborn violent zealous

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biased burning contumacious credulous devoted domineering erratic extreme feverish fiery headstrong high on immoderate impulsive incorrigible infatuated mad monomaniacal nuts for obsessed obstinate opinionated partial partisan possessed prejudiced radical raving turned on unruly visionary wild willful

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apathetic broad-minded calm cool doubting happy indifferent lethargic tolerant unenthusiastic unexcited

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disinterested dispassionate impartial

ADJECTIVE

incensed

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dogged enraged exasperated indignant infuriated irate miffed

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buffaloed fuming hacked maddened peeved riled

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at end of one's rope bummed out burned up furious hot and bothered huffy ireful mad rousted rubbed the wrong way steamed up up in arms uptight wrathful

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happy pleased

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cheerful joyous

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indignant

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annoyed furious heated incensed irate livid mad miffed resentful scornful

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acrimonious bent out of shape boiling burned up disgruntled displeased exasperated fuming huffy in a huff p.o.'d peeved piqued provoked riled seeing red up in arms upset wrathful

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calm cheerful happy peaceful pleased

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gleeful

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preoccupied

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absorbed bemused distracted engaged engrossed fascinated forgetful obsessed

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absent abstracted daydreaming immersed lost mooning removed spellbound woolgathering

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absent-minded airheaded asleep deep distrait faraway have on the brain heedless hung up inconscient intent lost in thought moony oblivious rapt spread-out taken up unaware wrapped-up

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bored disenthralled disinterested indifferent uninterested

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existing

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observant thoughtful unoccupied

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watched

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followed

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eyeballed marked noted noticed scrutinized spied

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bugged

Now it has become a museum called Trent Park House of Secrets, which highlights the role of the team of German speakers, most of them Jewish refugees, who transcribed titbits from the prisoners' bugged conversations.

From Barron's ● Aug. 5, 2026

But increasingly, I find myself getting bugged by a lot of things, no matter how trivial they are in the grand scheme.

From Los Angeles Times ● Jul. 1, 2026

The couple kept close tabs on their permit applications and bugged Los Angeles County when they felt things weren’t moving fast enough.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Jun. 20, 2026

Vice Presidential nominee JD Vance told podcaster Joe Rogan on Thursday that he bugged out from a game of mini-golf after he heard of Donald Trump's assassination attempt.

From Salon ● Oct. 31, 2024

It’s just one of a million things that have bugged me for years about this kid.

From "Crash" by Jerry Spinelli

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