excitable

His best friend on the team might be the most excitable Met.

He's an excitable person who wanted to give you a large order.

He was excitable and could not concentrate on one thing for long.

On second thought, maybe Rollins is just an excitable kind of guy.

"I'm a little more excitable, and he was a good influence on me in that way."

He talked in a low, even voice, like someone addressing an excitable child.

Cameron says he does not want to use "excitable language".

It might even be mistaken by excitable young women for - blood.

Very likely, they were on their way to another house, seeking a more excitable victim.

But that must be why he seemed so disoriented and excitable.

The people of Lebanon have never been an excitable bunch.

They can be excitable, I agree, but they're not irrational.

But she is still unpolished and excitable on the court.

But over all these musicians seem more analytical than excitable.

There was no sense in trying to find some excitable explanation to prove wrong right.

I think she has every right to be excitable.

Weight, the excitable 20-year-old type, then did a little dance.

If only the old man weren't so excitable - the concern about his heart.

I'm so excitable that I had to learn never to give into it."

Brown did not have to wait long to see the destination of his excitable teammate.

Lew, one of the best American players ever, was an excitable character.

But on it, his impulsive and excitable nature serves him well.

Obviously she had an excitable heart then as now.

Excitable and eager, he usually goes along with whatever his older siblings are doing.