hot-blooded
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishhot-bloodedˌhot-ˈblooded adjective EMOTIONALhaving very strong emotions such as anger or love, that are difficult to control SYN passionateExamples from the Corpushot-blooded• They were, one senses, hot-blooded creators, these citizens of the Minoan towns.• These are hot-blooded creatures and at one hundred and sixty tons they certainly know how to make the earth move.• All are hot-blooded, hectic and recognisably personal.