| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | abomination | thing strongly hated |
| 2. | affront | insult causing resentment |
| 3. | agitation | public disturbance or concern |
| 4. | anger | strong displeasure or fury |
| 5. | apoplexy | extreme anger or indignation |
| 6. | atrocity | shockingly cruel act |
| 7. | backlash | strong negative public reaction |
| 8. | barbarity | cruel, brutal behavior |
| 9. | blot | disgraceful mark |
| 10. | blowup | sudden angry outburst |
| 11. | breach | breaking of law or duty |
| 12. | brutality | savage cruelty |
| 13. | castigation | severe criticism or scolding |
| 14. | censure | strong official disapproval |
| 15. | choler | anger; irritable temper |
| 16. | clamor | loud public demand or protest |
| 17. | commotion | noisy confusion or disturbance |
| 18. | condemnation | strong expression of disapproval |
| 19. | crime | illegal act |
| 20. | cruelty | deliberate causing of pain |
| 21. | denunciation | public condemnation |
| 22. | depravity | moral corruption or wickedness |
| 23. | disapprobation | formal disapproval |
| 24. | disapproval | unfavorable judgment or feeling |
| 25. | disgrace | shameful or shocking thing |
| 26. | disgust | strong revulsion and disapproval |
| 27. | displeasure | mild to strong dissatisfaction |
| 28. | dudgeon | resentful ill humor |
| 29. | egregiousness | quality of being shockingly bad |
| 30. | enormity | great wickedness or outrage |
| 31. | eruption | sudden violent outburst |
| 32. | evil | profound moral wrong |
| 33. | exasperation | intense irritation and anger |
| 34. | excoriation | harsh, bitter criticism |
| 35. | explosion | sudden violent outburst |
| 36. | farce | absurd, shameful situation |
| 37. | ferment | agitated state of unrest |
| 38. | firestorm | sudden intense public anger |
| 39. | fit | sudden burst of anger |
| 40. | flare-up | sudden burst of anger |
| 41. | furore | sudden public excitement or anger |
| 42. | fury | violent, intense anger |
| 43. | harangue | forceful critical speech |
| 44. | heinousness | quality of being shocking |
| 45. | horror | shocked disgust or fear |
| 46. | hue and cry | loud public protest |
| 47. | indignation | anger at unfair treatment |
| 48. | indignity | humiliating or insulting treatment |
| 49. | infamy | evil fame; disgrace |
| 50. | infuriation | state of being extremely angry |
| 51. | iniquity | gross injustice or wickedness |
| 52. | ire | formal word for anger |
| 53. | lambasting | severe verbal criticism |
| 54. | loathing | intense disgust or hatred |
| 55. | madness | extreme anger; fury |
| 56. | malfeasance | wrongdoing by an official |
| 57. | misconduct | improper or unethical behavior |
| 58. | misdeed | wrong or evil act |
| 59. | monstrosity | shocking or outrageous thing |
| 60. | objection | expression of disapproval |
| 61. | obloquy | strong public criticism |
| 62. | obscenity | offensively indecent thing |
| 63. | odium | general hatred or disgust |
| 64. | offense | hurt anger at insult |
| 65. | opprobrium | harsh public disgrace or blame |
| 66. | outcry | strong public protest |
| 67. | paroxysm | sudden violent emotion |
| 68. | piqué | wounded pride or resentment |
| 69. | protest | public expression of objection |
| 70. | protestation | formal expression of objection |
| 71. | rage | very intense anger |
| 72. | rebuke | sharp expression of disapproval |
| 73. | reproach | expression of blame or disapproval |
| 74. | reproof | formal expression of blame |
| 75. | resentment | bitter anger over wrongs |
| 76. | revulsion | strong disgust or horror |
| 77. | row | noisy quarrel or uproar |
| 78. | savagery | brutal or violent cruelty |
| 79. | scandal | public moral offense or shock |
| 80. | scandalousness | quality of causing scandal |
| 81. | scene | public display of anger |
| 82. | shock | sudden upset or disbelief |
| 83. | sin | moral wrongdoing |
| 84. | stink | informal public uproar |
| 85. | storm | violent outburst of anger |
| 86. | tantrum | angry emotional outburst |
| 87. | tempest | violent emotional disturbance |
| 88. | transgression | act that breaks rules |
| 89. | travesty | grotesque mockery or distortion |
| 90. | tumult | loud confused disturbance |
| 91. | turmoil | state of disturbance |
| 92. | turpitude | depraved or shameful behavior |
| 93. | umbrage | offense or resentment |
| 94. | uproar | noisy public anger or protest |
| 95. | villainy | wicked or criminal conduct |
| 96. | violation | act of breaking rules |
| 97. | vituperation | bitter abusive criticism |
| 98. | wickedness | morally bad behavior |
| 99. | wrath | extreme anger or fury |
| 100. | wrongdoing | illegal or immoral behavior |
