Thrill

What do we mean by thrill?

To cause to feel a sudden sensation of pleasure or delight; excite greatly. intransitive verb

To cause to quiver, tremble, or vibrate. intransitive verb

To feel a sudden sensation of pleasure or delight. intransitive verb

To quiver, tremble, or vibrate. intransitive verb

A sudden feeling of pleasure or excitement. noun

A source or cause of pleasure or excitement. noun

A quivering or trembling caused by sudden excitement or emotion. noun

A slight palpable vibration associated with a cardiac murmur and certain other cardiac or respiratory conditions. noun

To bore; pierce; perforate; drill: thirl. Compare thirl, 1.

To penetrate or permeate with a sudden wave of feeling, as of pleasure, pity, remorse, etc.; affect or fill with a tingling emotion or sensation. Compare thirl, 2.

To hurl.

To penetrate or permeate; pass, run, or stir with sudden permeating inflow; move quiveringly or so as to cause a sort of shivering sensation.

To be agitated or moved by or as by the permeating inflow of some subtle feeling or influence; quiver; shiver.

To quiver or move with a tremulous movement; vibrate; throb, as a voice.

A warbling; a trill. noun

A hole; specifically, a breathing-hole: a nostril. Compare nostril (nose-thrill). noun

A subtle permeating influx of emotion or sensation; a feeling that permeates the whole system with subtle, irresistible force: as, a thrill of horror. noun

In medicine, a peculiar tremor felt, in certain conditions of the respiratory or circulatory organs, upon applying the hand to the body; fremitus. noun

A throb; a beat or pulsation. noun

A trembling or quivering, especially one caused by emotion.

A cause of sudden excitement; a kick.

A slight quivering of the heart that accompanies a cardiac murmur.

A breathing place or hole; a nostril, as of a bird.

Excitement, pleasure. Urban Dictionary

Something shocking or unexpected, usually something good. Urban Dictionary

Something that is fun because it produces the illusion that one is in danger, but doesn't really have to worry. Urban Dictionary

1. To cause to feel a sudden intense sensation; excite greatly. 2. To give great pleasure to; delight. See synonyms at enrapture. 3. To cause to quiver, tremble, or vibrate. Urban Dictionary

1. n. Very good sex...enough to call it a thrill. 2. n. Something that makes you scared...it can be used in sex as well. Urban Dictionary

Nice and smooth trip induced by some drugs antonym: airplane rage Urban Dictionary

ORGASMIC!!! How was it for you! As in great new Indie Irish band, The Thrills! Urban Dictionary

Act of masturbating ur grandma Urban Dictionary

A FROZEN CUP OF KOOL-AID OR JUICE Urban Dictionary

1. An enjoyable ride. 2. An ordeal. 3. A titillating experience. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to thrill:
thrill, thrall, trill, shrill, thill, athrill.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word thrill:
dragster, rides, seeker, jockey, coaster, ride, roller, excitement, kiss, kill, amusement, cedar, sensation, exciting, gone, flags, adventure, romance, watching, seeking, riders, terror, thriller, lifetime, hunt, attraction, chase, fun, horror, killer, drop, feeling, killing, audiences, danger, seeing, guests, feel, hear, soundtrack.

Words that rhyme with thrill:
bill, will, mill, still, drill, fulfill, till, hill, spill, shill, chill, skill, fill, goodwill, pill, kill, ill, grill, until, instill, til, sill, nil, trill, quill, shrill, rill, grille, distill, brazil, mil, gill, daffodil, frill, overkill, twill, tamil, treadmill, swill, brill, dill, landfill, standstill, downhill, krill, uphill, lil, windmill, distil, deville, refill, rille, sil, ghyll, nill, il, ville, phil, bastille, gil, pil, jill, zill, mille, fil, handbill, lille, sawmill, advil, demille, prill, zil, anthill, fille, seville, albertville, good will, thill, foothill, free will, hornbill, crill, fire drill, ill will, dollar bill, bil, schill, cowgill, abril, dphil, stil, true bill, one dollar bill, bougainville, molehill, belleville, overfill, paper mill, mandeville, wil.

Adjectives that are often used to describe thrill:
presystolic, little, great, real, strange, systolic, greatest, sudden, biggest, big, electric, palpable, vicarious, greater, special, cheap, peculiar, cold, delicious, curious, momentary, sexual, emotional, wild, slight, pleasant, secret, deep, tremendous, faint, quick, genuine, sheer, added, diastolic, warm, indescribable, nervous, sharp, distinct, pleasurable, exquisite, sweet, initial, odd, ultimate, aesthetic, queer, extra, unexpected, responsive, wonderful, intense, bigger, joyous, tiny, familiar, romantic, erotic, sympathetic, authentic, keen, continuous, ecstatic, delightful, painful, mysterious, involuntary, passionate, apical, sensual, marked, precordial, illicit, deeper, guilty, fierce.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective thrill:
seekers, seeking.

Consonant match to thrill:
thrall, thralldom, thraldom.

Words that sound like thrill:
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