spring fever
Post-thaw giddiness
Spring fever is a restless, distracted feeling that comes with the arrival of warmer weather—a surge of energy or romantic longing that makes it hard to concentrate on ordinary tasks.
Students get spring fever when sunshine beckons through classroom windows.
The term can also describe increased amorous feelings: Spring fever had him noticing every attractive stranger on the street.
- bloomFlower or flourishing state
- vitalityCapacity for spirited existence
- awakeningReturn to consciousness
- grassNarrow-leaved ground cover
- yearningIntense prolonged craving
restlessness · romance · friskiness · desire · folklore · euphoria · warmth · moonstruck · senioritis · rejuvenation · longing · frenzy · transition · wistfulness · skittishness · spontaneity · exhilaration · wildness
- SpringApril, May, cherry blossoms, tulips, daffodils
- spring signsrain, thaw, melting, bloom, budding
- seasonal moodswinter blues, cabin fever, holiday spirit, festive spirit, holiday cheer
- feversdengue fever, hay fever, rheumatic fever, scarlet fever, typhoid fever
- life stagesbaby, teenager, adult, childhood, adolescence
- MayMay Day, maypole, maypole dance, May queen, May flowers
spring feverwinter blues
Low spirits in cold months
seasonal affective disorder · autumn melancholy · winter depression · SAD · cabin fever
spring, springy, springs, springtime, sprung, springing, springiness, spring break, springlike