Object

• bridesmaid: This unfortunately often hurts the bridesmaid 's chances of looking pretty during the ceremony.

• feeling: Clearly, that is much more important than hurt feelings from being left home, right?

• pride: Bidlake, in what appears to have been a bout of hurt pride or possibly pique, refused to submit a second design.

• somebody: But you hurt somebody 's feelings and eh, you cannot kiss it better.

Noun used with modifier

• Everybody: Had there been the time or the inclination, Alex could have taken Tainted Love or Everybody Hurts.

Preposition: like

• hell: Wish me luck, cause it hurts like hell!

Modifying Another Word

• seriously: How nobody ever got seriously hurt I shall never know.

• deeply: How then can British Moslems have seen the cartoons to be deeply hurt?

• emotionally: These personalities are good at talking and listening, but the sensitive rooster can be easily hurt emotionally.

• really: Changes to this page can really hurt the mental model users have formed of the web site over time.

Used with why or when

• when: Deafness: the facts Looking after your ears Why do my ears hurt when I fly?

Preposition: in

• collision: In 2004, 39 % of all child pedestrians hurt in a collision on a non built-up road were killed or seriously injured.

• accident: Over 300,000 people are hurt in road traffic accidents, 5 % of them children.

• explosion: Shuttlesworth took a neighbor who was hurt in the explosion to the hospital.

• incident: The woman was not hurt in the incident but was left shaken.