overexcited

Shirley, overexcited as she still was, felt the sobs returning.

He was overexcited; his nerves were raw—that, perhaps, was the solution.

When one is overexcited and worried, hysteria is not far absent.

Perhaps I am overexcited by the suspense and anxiety of my present position?

She spent an afternoon of hard work, and returned to tea at St. Dorothy's, feeling tired and overexcited.

Thus we see in the man who has been overexcited by these stimulants, a trembling hand, an infirm step, and impaired mental vigor.

I always suspect 'that the marvellous vigor' of old age gets its prime stimulus from an overexcited brain.

The first mate of the Goshawk had even been compelled39 to expostulate with his overexcited skipper.

Her overexcited mind, her impaired health, were readily receptive of such poison as distilled from the lips of Mrs. Strangeways.

Everything about him, stomach and brain, were overexcited to the highest degree.