Brave, bold, high-spirited, passionate. (Frequently as a non-specific term of approbation.) Scottish in later use. Obsolete.

High-spirited, brave, valiant. Obsolete.

Of cheerful courage; high-hearted, gallant; brave. Obsolete.

Of a person, or a personal quality or action: burning with passion or fervour; characterized by animation or eagerness; spirited; zealous.

Exhibiting or characterized by great courage or spirit; bold, fearless; bellicose. Also: haughty, proud. Cf. high-hearted, adj.

high-spirited, obstinate.

Full of heart; spirited, courageous. Obsolete.

Noble of spirit, honourable, principled. Now in weakened sense: unselfish, magnanimous, kind.

Originally: having or exhibiting great courage or spirit; stout-hearted, brave. Later: full of energy; lively (and difficult to control); cheerfully…

Having, exhibiting, or characterized by great courage or spirit; stout-hearted, bold. Also: lively, high-spirited.

Having or characterized by considerable courage or spirit; (esp. of a horse) lively, headstrong. Cf. mettlesome, adj.

Zealous, eager, keen. Esp. with for. Obsolete.

Fiery, high-spirited; vigorous.

High-spirited. dialect.