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cackle verb
To express amusement, mirth, or scorn by smiling and emitting loud, inarticulate sounds    Syns: laugh, heehaw
noun
An act of laughing     Syns: laugh, heehaw, laughter

femininity noun
1. The quality or condition of being feminine.     Syns: femaleness, femininity, womanliness
2. Women in general.    Syns: distaff, womankind, womenfolk, femininity

inconvenient adjective
1. Not accessible or handy     Syns: unhandy, inaccessible
2. Difficult to handle or manage     Syns: bulky, clumsy, awkward, cumbrous, unwieldy, cumbersome, unmanageable
3. Causing difficulty, trouble, or discomfort    Syns: difficult, troublesome, incommodious, discomforting, uncomfortable, disadvantageous
4. Not occurring at a favorable time    Syns: untimely, ill-timed, inopportune

pejorative adjective
Tending or intending to belittle     Syns: slighting, belittling, derogatory, detracting, deprecatory, disparaging, depreciatory, uncomplimentary

upset verb
1. To disturb the health or physiological functioning of      Syns: turn, derange, unhinge, disorder, unsettle
2. To turn or cause to turn from a vertical or horizontal position      Syns: topple, overturn, overthrow, turn over, knock over
3. To put out of proper order      Syns: jumble, mix up, muddle, tumble, derange, disrupt, disturb, mess up, disorder, unsettle, disarrange, disorganize
4. To break up the order or progress of      Syns: disrupt, disturb
5. To impair or destroy the composure of     Syns: rock, toss, shake, bother, flurry, ruffle, agitate, disturb, fluster, perturb, disquiet, unsettle, discompose
          noun
1. The act or an example of upsetting      Syns: disruption, disorganization
2. The condition of being physically agitated        Syns: agitation, commotion, convulsion, turbulence
3. A state of discomposure       Syns: dither, flurry, tumult, fluster, flutter, turmoil, disquiet, agitation, perturbation