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provoke, animate, motivate
wakeful : watchful, vigilant, wary, observant, alert
wallow1 / / verb [intransitive]

1 wallow in self-pity/despair/defeat etc to seem to enjoy being sad etc, especially because you get sympathy from other people: Stop wallowing in self-pity, and do something positive.

2 if an animal wallows, it rolls around in mud, water etc for pleasure: hippos wallowing in the mud

3 if a ship or boat wallows, it moves with difficulty through a rough sea

: lounder1 / / verb [intransitive]

1 [always + adv/prep] to move awkwardly or with difficulty, especially in water, mud etc

2 to be unable to decide what to say or do so that you find it difficult to continue: He left his interviewer floundering by answering every question with the word `no'.

3 to have a lot of problems and have difficulty continuing: Brando's career was floundering when he was offered the role., roll