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Definition of exciting
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exciting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Excit.
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Dread
::
Dread (a.)
Exciting
great fear or
apprehension;
causing
terror;
frightful;
dreadful.
Genial
::
Genial
(a.)
Contributing
to, and
sympathizing
with, the
enjoyment
of life;
sympathetically
cheerful
and
cheering;
jovial
and
inspiring
joy or
happiness;
exciting
pleasure
and
sympathy;
enlivening;
kindly;
as, she was of a
cheerful
and
genial
disposition..
Hot
::
Hot
(superl.)
Having
much
sensible
heat;
exciting
the
feeling
of
warmth
in a great
degree;
very warm; --
opposed
to cold, and
exceeding
warm in
degree;
as, a hot
stove;
hot water or air..
Marvelous
::
Marvelous
(n.)
Exciting
wonder
or
surprise;
astonishing;
wonderful.
Excitement
::
Excitement
(n.) The act of
exciting,
or the state of being
roused
into
action,
or of
having
increased
action;
impulsion;
agitation;
as, an
excitement
of the
people..
Stomachic
::
Stomachical
(a.)
Strengthening
to the
stomach;
exciting
the
action
of the
stomach;
stomachal;
cordial.
Comical
::
Comical
(a.)
Exciting
mirth;
droll;
laughable;
as, a
comical
story..
Kinding
::
Kinding
(n.) The of
causing
to burn, or of
exciting
or
inflaming
the
passions..
Cestus
::
Cestus
(n.) A
girdle;
particularly
that of
Aphrodite
(or
Venus)
which gave the
wearer
the power of
exciting
love.
Blackmailing
::
Blackmailing
(n.) The act or
practice
of
extorting
money by
exciting
fears of
injury
other than
bodily
harm, as
injury
to
reputation..
Disagreeable
::
Disagreeable
(a.)
Exciting
repugnance;
offensive
to the
feelings
or
senses;
displeasing;
unpleasant.
Motive
::
Motive
(n.) That which
incites
to
action;
anything
prompting
or
exciting
to
choise,
or
moving
the will;
cause;
reason;
inducement;
object..
Affective
::
Affective
(a.)
Pertaining
to or
exciting
emotion;
affectional;
emotional.
Comicry
::
Comicry
(n.) The power of
exciting
mirth;
comicalness.
Ecbolic
::
Ecbolic
(n.) A drug, as
ergot,
which by
exciting
uterine
contractions
promotes
the
expulsion
of the
contents
of the
uterus..
Excito-motory
::
Excito-motory
(a.)
Exciting
motion;
-- said of that
portion
of the
nervous
system
concerned
in
reflex
actions,
by which
impressions
are
transmitted
to a nerve
center
and then
reflected
back so as to
produce
muscular
contraction
without
sensation
or
volition..
Excitability
::
Excitability
(n.) The
quality
of being
readily
excited;
proneness
to be
affected
by
exciting
causes.
Excito-secretory
::
Excito-secretory
(a.)
Exciting
secretion;
-- said of the
influence
exerted
by
reflex
action
on the
function
of
secretion,
by which the
various
glands
are
excited
to
action..
Bateful
::
Bateful
(a.)
Exciting
contention;
contentious.
Joke
::
"Joke (n.)
Something
said for the sake of
exciting
a
laugh;
something
witty or
sportive
(commonly
indicating
more of
hilarity
or humor than
jest);
a jest; a
witticism;
as, to crack
good-natured
jokes..
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