Consolation, Something that makes you feel better when you are sad or disappointed., How so?, Used to ask someone to explain what they mean or why they think something., Train of thought, The series of thoughts and ideas that you have in your mind., Be up for something, To be willing, interested, or ready to do something., Bring something up, To start talking about a particular subject or mention it in a conversation., Doorknob, The round handle that you turn to open a door., Courtship, The period when two people are getting to know each other romantically before starting a serious relationship., Carry on, To continue doing something., Give my best to someone, To send someone your kindest greetings or good wishes., Equation, A mathematical statement showing that two amounts or expressions are equal., Inconsiderate, Not thinking about other people's feelings, needs, or problems., Hook up, To meet someone and start a romantic or sexual relationship with them., Pass something up for something, To decide not to have or do one thing because you choose another thing instead., Smother someone, To give someone too much attention, care, or affection, so they feel they don't have enough freedom., Apparently, Used when something seems to be true based on what you have heard or seen., Misjudge, To form a wrong opinion about someone or something., Psychiatrist, A doctor who treats people with mental or emotional problems., A subtle bid for attention, A small or indirect attempt to make other people notice you., Surpass, To be better, greater, or more successful than someone or something.

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