gas

• affectedness
• air
• ambrosia
• amuse
• amusement
• animal spirits
• animation
• appease
• ardor
• assuage
• babble
• beans
• blab
• bloviation
• blow smoke
• bluster
• bombast
• bounce
• brag
• braggadocio
• brawniness
• brio
• briskness
• bull
• cackle
• calm
• captivate
• chaffer
• charm
• chat
• chatter
• chew the fat
• chew the rag
• chin
• claptrap
• cockalorum
• coddle
• comfort
• content
• converse
• dash
• delectation
• delight
• descant
• discuss
• diversion
• divert
• drive
• drivel
• dynamism
• effluvium
• egotism
• energy
• entertain
• entertainment
• esprit
• excite
• expatiate
• fanfaronade
• feast
• fervor
• fire
• fitness
• floweriness
• fumes
• fun
• fustian
• gab
• gabble
• galvanize
• garrulity
• garrulousness
• gasconade
• get-up-and-go
• gibber
• gibberish
• ginger
• glad
• gladden
• go
• gossip
• grandiloquence
• grandiosity
• gratification
• gratify
• gusto
• hardihood
• hardiness
• health
• healthiness
• hogwash
• hot air
• humbug
• humor
• huskiness
• indulge
• indulgence
• jabber
• jabberwocky
• jauntiness
• jaw
• jawing
• jazz
• joy
• juice
• kibbitz
• kibitz
• kick
• life
• liveliness
• loftiness
• magniloquence
• main
• manna
• metal
• mettle
• miasma
• might
• mollify
• mollycoddle
• moonshine
• moxie
• muscle
• natter
• nonsense
• oomph
• oratory
• pacify
• palaver
• pamper
• passion
• patter
• pep
• placate
• please
• pleasure
• pomposity
• potency
• power
• prate
• prating
• prattle
• pretension
• pretentiousness
• puissance
• punch
• quench
• rant
• rap
• rattle
• recreation
• rejoice
• relief
• rhapsody
• rhetoric
• rhodomontade
• rodomontade
• run on
• sap
• sate
• satiate
• satisfy
• schmooze
• self-conceit
• self-importance
• shmooze
• shoot the breeze
• smoke
• snap
• snappiness
• solace
• soothe
• soundness
• spirit
• spiritedness
• spoil
• sprightliness
• spunk
• spunkiness
• stamina
• starch
• stream
• strength
• sturdiness
• suit
• swagger
• talk
• talk a blue streak
• tattle
• thrill
• tickle
• titillate
• treat
• turgidity
• twitter
• vapor
• vaunt
• verbiage
• verboseness
• verbosity
• verdure
• verve
• vibrance
• vibrancy
• vigor
• vim
• vinegar
• virility
• visit
• vitality
• vivaciousness
• vivacity
• volatile substance
• warm
• wellness
• wind
• windiness
• wordiness
• yack
• yak
• yammer
• yammering
• yap
• zeal
• zing
• zip

• affront
• aggravate
• agitate
• anger
• annoy
• bother
• bug
• chafe
• cross
• debilitation
• debility
• delicacy
• disablement
• displease
• distress
• disturb
• enervation
• enfeeblement
• enflame
• enrage
• exasperate
• exhaustion
• faintness
• feebleness
• frailness
• frailty
• fret
• gall
• get
• grate
• harass
• harry
• impotence
• impotency
• inanition
• incense
• indolence
• infirmity
• inflame
• infuriate
• insult
• irk
• irritate
• laziness
• lethargy
• liquid
• listlessness
• madden
• nettle
• offend
• outrage
• peeve
• perturb
• pester
• pique
• powerlessness
• prostration
• provoke
• puniness
• put out
• rankle
• rile
• roil
• rouse
• ruffle
• slightness
• sluggishness
• softness
• solid
• steam up
• tenderness
• torpidity
• upset
• vex
• weakness

• noun
  1. Matter in a state intermediate between liquid and plasma that can be contained only if it is fully surrounded by a solid (or in a bubble of liquid) (or held together by gravitational pull); it can condense into a liquid, or can (rarely) become a solid directly.
  2. A chemical element or compound in such a state.
  3. A flammable gaseous hydrocarbon or hydrocarbon mixture (typically predominantly methane) used as a fuel, e.g. for cooking, heating, electricity generation or as a fuel in internal combustion engines in vehicles.
  4. A hob on a gas cooker.
  5. Methane or other waste gases trapped in one's belly as a result of the digestive process.
  6. A humorous or entertaining event or person.
  7. Frothy talk; chatter.
  8. A fastball.
  9. Arterial or venous blood gas.
  10. Marijuana, typically of high quality.
  11. Gasoline; a derivative of petroleum used as fuel.
  12. Gas pedal.
• verb
  1. To kill with poisonous gas.
  2. To talk in a boastful or vapid way; chatter.
  3. To impose upon by talking boastfully.
  4. To emit gas.
  5. To impregnate with gas.
  6. To singe, as in a gas flame, so as to remove loose fibers.
  7. To give a vehicle more fuel in order to accelerate it.
  8. To fill (a vehicle's fuel tank) with fuel.
• adjective
  1. Comical, zany; fun, amusing.

• Please make sure to fill up the gas tank before we leave.
• The car suddenly stalled because it ran out of gas.
• We need to stop at the station to buy gas for the lawnmower.
• The chef added a little bit of gas to the burner to increase the heat.
• Don't forget to check the gas levels before heading out on a long trip.

gab

babble

cackle

dampness

ebullience

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