Willingness recoil E.g. Any self respecting managing director in industry would recoil at the last Feethams balance sheet. Making_faces bristle E.g. Meredith bristled at his rudeness and whirled around, hot with temper. frown E.g. Ross frowned at the strong note of venom in her voice. grimace E.g. Christabel took a sip of her tea, grimacing at its scalding temperature. smirk E.g. She stood still, her eyes glittering, almost smirking at his threat. wince E.g. He winced at the insinuation that he was past it. Make_noise cackle E.g. Some zealous war opponents, cackling at the failure to find WMD, say withdrawing from Iraq is the only recourse. chuckle E.g. He chuckled at his grim little joke. guffaw E.g. The signalman guffawed at his own punchline then disappeared from view, closing the window after him. laugh E.g. He laughed at her confusion. snicker E.g. Besides, this is the perfect place to hit a few balls around without worrying about people snickering at your lack of skill. snigger E.g. We should n't snigger at Morris's latest creation. Experiencer_focused_emotion (not) sniff E.g. The price, however, is not to be sniffed at: £17.50! cringe E.g. She cringed at the sound of her own voice and took a breath. despair E.g. Only experience saved him from despairing at this rag-bag of memories. exult E.g. Hamill's family exulted at the news of his escape. grieve E.g. Let's be honest, few of the nobles are going to grieve at the news of the King's death. marvel E.g. People marvelled at the way Lilly Foley ran such an elegant home when she had five rugby-playing lads to deal with. quail E.g. Many people would quail at the idea of having to construct an open-plan building 70ft long and 24ft wide out of freshly cut oak, using nothing but their hands and traditional tools. rage E.g. The Dallas Cowboys were left raging at a refereeing decision which could eventually cost them a place in the Super Bowl. rejoice E.g. Last night the motor industry was rejoicing at the unexpected cut. smart E.g. She had smarted at Jenny's accusation the night of the dinner party that she had encouraged Matthew. thrill E.g. The children will thrill at all their favourite characters. wonder E.g. Lindsey wondered at her ability to lie so easily. Emotion_heat chafe E.g. Coleridge, still lame, chafed at his own confinement. fume E.g. Earlier this year senior ministers fumed at the lack of honest exchange between Westminster and Holyrood. seethe E.g. Richmann seethed at Henri's arrogance. Desiring drool E.g. Jones has to be absolutely drooling at the prospect of facing a young Rutgers defense that surrendered 373 yards on the ground to Navy last weekend. salivate E.g. Genre fans are salivating at the possibility of all kinds of celebrity death matches. Color_qualities blanch E.g. People who have children may blanch at the idea of those cream sofas. Body_movement bridle E.g. She bridled at his tone, irritated hugely by his assumption that she'd simply drop everything to dance to his bidding. shudder E.g. He shuddered at his remembrance of royalty's puzzled look when he removed this ostentatious headgear.