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Definition of excitement
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Excitement
(n.) That which
excites
or
rouses;
that which
moves,
stirs,
or
induces
action;
a
motive..
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Soliitation
::
Soliitation
(n.)
Excitement;
invitation;
as, the
solicitation
of the
senses..
Steward
::
Stew (v. t.) A state of
agitating
excitement;
a state of
worry;
confusion;
as, to be in a
stew..
Reflection
::
Reflection
(n.) The
transference
of an
excitement
from one nerve fiber to
another
by means of the nerve
cells,
as in
reflex
action.
See
Reflex
action,
under
Reflex..
Erection
::
Erection
(n.) The act of
erecting,
or
raising
upright;
the act of
constructing,
as a
building
or a wall, or of
fitting
together
the parts of, as a
machine;
the act of
founding
or
establishing,
as a
commonwealth
or an
office;
also, the act of
rousing
to
excitement
or
courage..
Antiorgastic
::
Antiorgastic
(a.)
Tending
to allay
venereal
excitement
or
desire;
sedative.
Froth
::
Froth (n.) The
bubbles
caused
in
fluids
or
liquors
by
fermentation
or
agitation;
spume;
foam; esp., a spume of
saliva
caused
by
disease
or
nervous
excitement..
Premotion
::
Premotion
(n.)
Previous
motion
or
excitement
to
action.
Still
::
Still (a.) To
appease;
to calm; to
quiet,
as
tumult,
agitation,
or
excitement;
as, to still the
passions..
Dare-devil
::
Dare-devil
(n.) A
reckless
fellow.
Also used
adjectively;
as,
dare-devil
excitement..
Rampage
::
Rampage
(v.)
Violent
or
riotous
behavior;
a state of
excitement,
passion,
or
debauchery;
as, to be on the
rampage..
Excitement
::
Excitement
(n.) A state of
aroused
or
increased
vital
activity
in an
organism,
or any of its
organs
or
tissues..
Hyperbole
::
Hyperbole
(n.) A
figure
of
speech
in which the
expression
is an
evident
exaggeration
of the
meaning
intended
to be
conveyed,
or by which
things
are
represented
as much
greater
or less,
better
or
worse,
than they
really
are; a
statement
exaggerated
fancifully,
through
excitement,
or for
effect..
Exciting
::
Exciting
(a.)
Calling
or
rousing
into
action;
producing
excitement;
as,
exciting
events;
an
exciting
story..
Interest
::
Interest
(n.)
Excitement
of
feeling,
whether
pleasant
or
painful,
accompanying
special
attention
to some
object;
concern..
Cool
::
Cool (v. t.) To
moderate
the heat or
excitement
of; to
allay,
as
passion
of any kind; to calm; to
moderate..
Orgasm
::
Orgasm
(n.) Eager or
immoderate
excitement
or
action;
the state of
turgescence
of any
organ;
erethism;
esp., the
height
of
venereal
excitement
in
sexual
intercourse..
Susceptible
::
Susceptibility
(n.)
Specifically,
capacity
for deep
feeling
or
emotional
excitement;
sensibility,
in its
broadest
acceptation;
impressibility;
sensitiveness..
Fermentation
::
Fermentation
(n.) A state of
agitation
or
excitement,
as of the
intellect
or the
feelings..
Glow
::
Glow (n.)
Intense
excitement
or
earnestness;
vehemence
or heat of
passion;
ardor.
Fuel
::
Fuel (n.)
Anything
that
serves
to feed or
increase
passion
or
excitement.
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