arousable

Both agents provided easily arousable sleep as a side effect.

Apparently the room belonged to the arousable Rosa.

He is not impressionable, excitable or arousable.

After the seizure the child is usually arousable within minutes, and may suffer from loss of memory, headaches, drowsiness and confusion (3).

As we go into the deeper stages of sleep we become less and less arousable and the body's muscles become more relaxed.

White, however, testified Friday that with such a flow of propofol, Jackson would have been "sleepy but arousable but breathing spontaneously."

The frustration that we experience most is well described in your article: "He was skeletal and barely arousable. . . . I had him moved to a nearby hospice.

I would give any owner with a highly arousable dog who loved to run fences the same advice: Use food and calming training to show him, over and over, that visitors are okay.

Both men and women believe that a sexual person is someone who is sexual, but who can also display romantic, passionate, arousable, and loving qualities in order to establish intimate relationships.

He thinks Newfoundlands are sheep and would probably go ballistic at the sight of them, and I didnt even want to picture what runaway wild sheep would do to his arousable nature.

To purists, the omission of "puberty" and "Shuberty" (and the substitution of "arousable" and "carousable") in Petruchio's leeringly inspired catalogue song, "Where Is the Life That Late I Led?"

The study also found correlations with personality components in women who did report having G-spots: For instance, these women tended to be more extroverted, arousable and open to experience, which may indicate a psychological component to the G-spot, Burri said.

When the fourth day of his hospitalization found him sprawled on his mattress breathing erratically, arousable only when we shook him, looking for all the world like a dinosaur about to become extinct, we decided it was time to deploy all the resources of modern medicine to save him.