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What is another word for pop quiz?
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What is another word for overwhelming surprise or astonishment?
Mesmerized,flabergasted.
What is another word for shocked?
surprise, emidiate force, emidiate change/ movement,
What is a another word for stuns?
Synonyms for stun include bemuse, fog, floor, overwhelm, surprise, and confound.
What is another word for challenged?
Test or Testing?
What is another word for pop quiz?
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What is another word for test that starts with a exami?
Examination is another word for test. Experiment is another synonym for test.
What is another word for shock meaning surprise?
Another word for shock in the context of surprise is jolt.You could also use the words awe and excitement.
Another word for by surprise starting with taken?
Taken aback
What is another word for 'leftovers'?
In our family, we call them "refrigerator surprise."
What is another word for overwhelming surprise or astonishment?
Mesmerized,flabergasted.
What is a three letter word for another name for an expression of surprise?
oho, aha
What is a four letter verb word for test?
Exam is another word for a test.
What is the Thai word for surprise?
The Thai word for surprise is "เซอร์ไพรส์" (pronounced "sə̄rphráis"). This term is derived from the English word "surprise," and is commonly used in both casual and formal contexts. Another Thai phrase that conveys a sense of surprise is "ตกใจ" (pronounced "tòk jai"), which translates more directly to "shocked" or "startled."
What is another word for "yikes" and why is it commonly used to express surprise or alarm?
Another word for "yikes" is "whoa." It is commonly used to express surprise or alarm because it is a short, informal exclamation that conveys a sudden reaction to a surprising or alarming situation.
What is the Hawaiian word for surprise?
Surprise = PÅ«'iwa
Another word for nice surprise starting with mr?
A word that captures the idea of a "nice surprise" and starts with "mr" is "mirth." While it typically refers to joy or amusement, it can imply a pleasant surprise in a broader context. Another option is "merriment," which conveys a sense of fun and enjoyment, often associated with unexpected joy.
