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wuthering
stormy, windy
moor
heath, moorland
morose
gloomy, sullen
aversion
disgust, distaste
misanthrope
a person who dislikes humanity
sharply
acutely, bitterly
annihilate
to destroy completely
gait
manner of walking
shiver
to tremble; a tremor
growl
to make a low, guttural sound
surly
sullen, rude
hastily
quickly, hurriedly
cluster
a group, a bunch
shuffle
to walk by dragging feet
dingy
dirty, dull
queer
strange, odd
ragged
tattered, torn
fright
fear, terror
pet
a fit of irritation
acquaintance
a friend, knowledge of
vain
conceited, futile
disagreeable
unpleasant, distasteful
vex
to annoy, to irritate
solitary
alone, secluded
desolation
despair, emptiness
shudder
to shake, tremble
vile
morally bad, disgusting
infernal
hellish, demonic
dreary
dismal, bleak
fury
extreme anger, rage
wrath
anger, fury
anguish
suffering, torment
despair
loss of hope
gasp
to breathe sharply
soar
to fly high
gush
to flow out rapidly
scrawny
thin, gaunt
screech
a high-pitched sound
moan
to groan, lament
dire
extremely serious or urgent
grief
sorrow, sadness
weep
to cry, sob
miserable
unhappy, wretched
coward
a person lacking courage
disgust
revulsion, loathing
stern
strict, severe
groan
a sound of pain or discomfort
wretch
a miserable or unfortunate person
compassion
sympathy, concern
scorn
contempt, disdain
scowl
to frown in anger
fret
to worry, be anxious
sneer
to smile contemptuously
gloom
darkness, melancholy
rage
violent anger
torture
severe pain, to torment
torment
extreme suffering
sullen
gloomy, silent
spite
malice, ill will
ravenous
extremely hungry
grievance
complaint, injustice
yearn
to desire strongly
loathe
to hate, detest
scold
to reprimand
reproach
to blame, criticize
quarrel
an argument, to argue
malice
the intention to do evil
grudge
a persistent feeling of ill will
vicious
violent, cruel
sneak
to move quietly or secretly
obstinate
stubborn, not yielding
savage
ferocious, wild
sulk
to be silent and withdrawn
frown
to wrinkle one's forehead in displeasure
scoundrel
a dishonorable person
grieve
to mourn, feel sadness
agony
extreme pain or suffering
peril
danger, risk
whimper
to whine, cry softly
fierce
violent, intense
dismal
gloomy, murky
frenzy
wild excitement or derangement
shriek
to scream, cry out
tremble
to shake involuntarily
wail
to cry out in grief
implore
to beg earnestly
desolate
deserted, forlorn
wretched
in a very unhappy state
sorrow
deep distress or sadness
appal
to shock, horrify
doom
fate, ruin
resent
to feel bitterness against
jeer
to mock, taunt
smirk
a self-satisfied smile
grumble
to complain quietly
snarl
to growl angrily
gnaw
to bite or chew persistently
dread
to feel apprehension
choke
to suffocate, strangle
lurk
to stay hidden