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Doctor Powers told me he must not be overexcited or—or dreadful things might happen.
GALUSHA THE MAGNIFICENTJOSEPH C. LINCOLNFinding no relief from without, her already overexcited mind was driven for refuge from itself to the world of books.
CHAMBERS'S EDINBURGH JOURNAL, NO. 438VARIOUSOfficer Pinto, schooled by previous experiences with overexcited females, casually inquired what might be the matter.
THE GRAY PHANTOM'S RETURNHERMAN LANDONThe fresh autumn air of the street at once produced its salutary effect on his overexcited nerves.
YEKLABRAHAM CAHANHer smile was for the latter, and to any one not overexcited by her story that smile would have told volumes.
THE MAN OF THE FORESTZANE GREYHe had nearly drowned the children and overexcited himself, in spite of his promise to the doctor!
TRENT'S TRUST AND OTHER STORIESBRET HARTEAnd Gyp played, whether from overexcited nerves or from not having had any lunch, better than she had ever played.
BEYONDJOHN GALSWORTHYBarbara was suffering from more than overexcited nerves, but he could not yet diagnose her complaint.
LADY LILITHSTEPHEN MCKENNAWe are, too, somewhat overexcited when foreign royalties appear among us.
GERMANY AND THE GERMANSPRICE COLLIERThe first mate of the Goshawk had even been compelled39 to expostulate with his overexcited skipper.
AHEAD OF THE ARMYW. O. STODDARDWORDS RELATED TO OVEREXCITED
- affected
- agitated
- all shook up
- beside oneself
- crazy
- distracted
- emotional
- excitable
- fired-up
- flipped out
- frantic
- freaked-out
- high
- hot under collar
- hot-and-bothered
- hyper
- in a state
- keyed-up
- nervous
- neurotic
- on edge
- overexcited
- overstrung
- overworked
- spent
- steamed up
- stirred
- strung-out
- tense
- tired
- uneasy
- unstrung
- uptight
- weary
- wired
- worked-up
- worn
- wound-up
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