Thesaurus:sad

• atrabiliary

• atrabilious

• blue

• bummed out

• chapfallen

• cheerless    [WS]

• chopfallen

• crestfallen

• cut up (UK, Australia)

• dejected

• depressed

• despondent

• disconsolate

• dismal

• doleful

• dolesome

• down

• down in the dumps

• down in the mouth

• downcast

• downhearted

• elegiac

• forlorn

• gloomy

• glum

• grief-stricken

• grieving

• heavyhearted

• inconsolable

• infelicitous

• jawfallen

• joyless

• lachrymose

• lamentful

• low

• low-spirited

• lugubrious

• melancholic

• melancholy

• miserable

• moody

• mopey

• morose

• mournful

• plaintive

• querulous

• sad

• saddened

• saturnine

• solemn

• somber

• sorrowful

• sorrow-ridden

• sorrowsome

• spiritless

• sullen    [WS]

• threnetic

• triste    [WS] (rare)

• tristful (obsolete)

• uncheerful

• uncheery

• unconsolable

• unhappy    [WS]

• unlively

• wamble-cropped

• wistful

• woebegone

• woeful

• blissed out

• blissful    [WS]

• cock-a-hoop

• content

• delighted

• ecstatic

• elated

• excited

• exultant

• gay    [WS]

• glad

• gleeful

• happy    [WS]

• jovial

• joyful

• on cloud nine

• overjoyed

• over the moon

• pacific

• perky

• placated

• pleased

• satisfied

• thrilled

• tickled pink

• triumphant

• heartbroken

• haggard

• grim

• long-faced

• pallid    [WS]

• pensive

•   —

• lackadaisical

• lethargic

• listless

• weary

•   —

• crysome

• maudlin (obsolete)

• moist (of eyes)

• plaintful

• sobful (archaic)

• tearful

• teary

• weepy