Becoming feverish; affected by a fever (literal and figurative).

Excited in feeling; angry. Obsolete.

Of persons, party-feeling, controversy, etc.: Ardent, zealous, keen; eager, excited, heated. Const. for, upon.

In predicative use: (of a person) moved by emotion or excitement.

Moved, agitated, excited, etc.: see the various senses of the verb. Also with up: see stir, v. phrasal verbs.

Excited, exhilarated, or enthralled, esp. to the extent of losing self-control or becoming carried away; = intoxicated, adj. 4. Now rare.

That has been roused (in various senses of rouse, v.1); disturbed; aroused, stirred up; awakened.

Agitated with anger or emotion. Obsolete. rare.

Stirred up, excited (obsolete); exasperated, provoked, annoyed; stimulated to vital action, etc.: see the verb.

(up-, prefix affix 3b.)

figurative. Readily inflamed or excited.

Full of the activity and movement of life, enlivened; spirited, lively, vivacious.

(up-, prefix affix 3b. Cf. upstirring, n.)

Impelled, moved, excited, inflamed, animated. Const. as past participle.

literal. Having a hot head. Also: †under the influence of, or affected by, alcohol (obsolete).

Heated, excited.

Of a person or place: bubbling over (with excitement, etc.); full of activity. Only in predicative use.

In predicative use: excited, agitated.

Of a fermenting or effervescent nature.

figurative.

That effervesces; literal and figurative.

Alive with or characterized by some feeling, quality, etc.

figurative.

resembling ginger beer, esp. in its effervescent quality; (in later use also) made with ginger beer.

Stirred by strong emotion, disturbed, agitated.

figurative. Highly excited or charged with emotion; passionately enthusiastic or vehement.

participle. Heated. Also with up and transferred. colloquial (originally dialect and U.S.).

figurative. Ready to effervesce; heated, excited.

Affected with a thrill.

Characterized by, feeling, or expressing pique; that has been piqued.

all of a doodah: in a state of excitement; dithering.

hopped-up. Excited, enthusiastic. U.S. slang.

Characterized or affected by the production of adrenaline; energized, excited; tense, highly charged.

Usually as hyped past participle or participial adjective (const. up) stimulated, worked up (as if from the effects of a hypodermic injection).

spooked up, excited, pepped up.

Love-struck, besotted; infatuated, obsessed. Also: excited, thrilled.

In a state of emotional or nervous stimulation, either naturally or as a result of taking drugs; excited, elated; at a peak of performance. Cf. high…

In extended use. Frequently with up. North American colloquial. Of a person: excited, enthusiastic; (also) stimulated; intoxicated by alcohol or…

Excited; stimulated; enthusiastic. Frequently with up. Cf. psych, v.2 1c.

Under the influence of amphetamines or another stimulant. In extended use: very excited or energetic; (also) agitated, on edge. Frequently in amped-up…

plugged-in (adj.) figurative. Informed; aware of current fashion, thinking, etc. Cf. switched-on at switched, adj. 3b.

figurative. Upset, angry; excited, worked up. Frequently const. up. U.S. slang.

Of a person: excited, euphoric, experiencing a buzz (buzz, n.1 2b); active, lively; over-stimulated.