hyperexcited
Beyond merely thrilled
Hyperexcited describes a state of excessive or intense excitement, beyond ordinary enthusiasm.
The prefix intensifies what excited already conveys: The kids were hyperexcited about the trip to Disneyland.
Often applied to children, animals, or anyone whose eagerness has become difficult to contain.
Excessively aroused sensorially
- ecstaticOverwhelmed with joy
- thrilledOverjoyed beyond measure
- elatedIntensely, buoyantly pleased
- euphoricOverwhelmed with joy
giddy · exhilarated · manic · frenzied · buzzing · amped · wired · keyed up
Emergency response hormone
- racing heartAbnormally rapid heartbeat
- tremblingInvoluntary shaking motion
- shakingRapid involuntary movement
- sweatingMoisture through pores
palpitations · dilated pupils · flushed · breathless · jittery · twitchy · caffeine · cortisol
Springing back repeatedly
- squealingMaking shrill cries
- jumpingPropelling oneself airborne
- fidgetingRestless minor movements
- gigglingLaughing in short bursts
restless · antsy · squirming · hyper · sugar rush · birthday party · Christmas morning · uncontrollable
Signal-transmitting brain cells
- synapsesNeuron-to-neuron transmission points
- firingTerminating employment
- stimulatedPrompted into action
- overactiveExcessively active or busy
hyperstimulation · threshold · nervous system · dopamine · neurotransmitters · hyperactivity · manic episode · limbic
overstimulated
Excessively aroused sensorially
euphoric · giddy · exhilarated · manic · frenzied · buzzing · amped · wired · keyed up · wound up
adrenaline
Emergency response hormone
- racing heartAbnormally rapid heartbeat
- tremblingInvoluntary shaking motion
- shakingRapid involuntary movement
sweating · palpitations · dilated pupils · flushed · breathless · jittery · twitchy · caffeine · cortisol · overstimulation
bouncing
Springing back repeatedly
giggling · restless · antsy · squirming · hyper · sugar rush · birthday party · Christmas morning · uncontrollable · wild
neurons
Signal-transmitting brain cells
- synapsesNeuron-to-neuron transmission points
- firingTerminating employment
- stimulatedPrompted into action
overactive · hyperstimulation · threshold · nervous system · dopamine · neurotransmitters · hyperactivity · manic episode · limbic · cortical