frenzied

A frenzied effort, the last of which his muscles were capable, and the door yielded.

To wear it makes me languid and frenzied and worn—full of wild goaded saneness and the wish to go violently mad.

He remembered now that, when he was drowning, he had clung to Jopp with frenzied arms and had endangered the bully's life also.

They rouse the commiseration of the populace, which at Paris is easily stimulated and frenzied.

Three sent their spurs into the tired horses and urged them up the hill to head off the bellowing, frenzied herd.

But were it a strong man, he bared his arm, and let the frenzied hermit bury his teeth in the quivering flesh.

The unhappy man threw himself into a chair in a paroxysm of frenzied agony.

All that day and night Jack worked with a frenzied fervor, loading saddlebag after saddlebag with the precious metal.

At a frenzied gesture from Wolfson, Pollak leisurely crossed the room.

As well try to pacify a pack of mad and fighting dogs as these frenzied myriads with their half-crazed generals.