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Proton Transfer Excited-State Self-Consistent Field Configuration Interaction excitedly excitedly excitedly excitedly excitedness excitedness Exciteful excitement Excitement phase excitements excitements
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Proton Transfer Excited-State Self-Consistent Field Configuration Interaction excitedly excitedly excitedly excitedly excitedness excitedness Exciteful excitement Excitement phase excitements excitements
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idiom video every day! freak out 1. verb, slang To suddenly express anger or excitement in a
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the season has got Premier League bosses foaming at the mouth in excitement. A new
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excite (something) in (one) excite about excite in excited excited about (something) excitement ▼ Full browser ? ▲ excentrically excentrically
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eyes] to "glimmer" or seem to communicate a particular quality or excitement. Her green eyes flashed
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excite (something) in (one) excite about excite in excited excited about (something) excitement ▼ Full browser ? ▲ Except Change
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excite (something) in (one) excite about excite in excited excited about (something) excitement ▼ Full browser ? ▲ Excentric excentric
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See also: flag , fly , freak freak 1. verb, slang To suddenly express anger or excitement in a
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in a line. After the concert ended, everyone filed out, abuzz with excitement. See also: file , out
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situation before it gets out of control. 3. noun Strong feelings of excitement. I get such a
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experience with advanced research design and analysis. A season of excitement and change
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weather patterns hundreds of miles away. See also: effect , ripple ripple of excitement 1. A subtle
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excite (something) in (one) excite about excite in excited excited about (something) excitement exciting ▼ Full browser ? ▲ Except
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me, but, hey, haters gonna hate. Oh well, haters gonna hate. Don't that dampen your excitement! See also: gonna , hate
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shudder is felt down one's back, due to either fear, anticipation, nervousness, or excitement. A chill
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A shudder felt down one's back, due to either fear, anticipation, nervousness, or excitement. I felt a
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A shudder felt down one's back, due to either fear, anticipation, nervousness, or excitement. I felt a
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found in: Dictionary , Thesaurus , Wikipedia . fever pitch A state of great excitement or turmoil. The
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cheap thrill, Pat. See also: cheap , thrill chills and thrills 1. The excitement of dangerous
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cheap thrill, Pat. See also: cheap , thrill chills and thrills 1. The excitement of dangerous
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please excuse/pardon my French excussionis EXDIS exec execution execution style exed out exemplify ▼ Full browser ? ▲ excitement excitement Excitement phase excitements
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even squeak out an answer. 2. In a state of sexual excitement. I can't help
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cold water on something throw cold water on (something) To temper the excitement or enthusiasm someone feels
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piece instilled in me the kind of giddy little-kid excitement that I used to
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also: and , fear , of , tremble tremble at (something) To feel profound excitement, anticipation, anxiety, or fear
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hot hot and bothered In a state of agitated excitement, flustered, as in
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and Festive Ladybug and Bumblebee Cakes Add Flair to Innovative Cake Lineup Excitement Is Buzzing At Baskin
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lifts Pinoy baller over taller competition "I admit I jumped up and down with excitement when Kristian Baller went
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of one's skin ▼ Full browser ? ▲ jump for (something) jump for excitement jump for fear
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solvent into the lock. 2. Fig. to put something, such as humor, excitement, etc., into a
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last night, so I didn't get much sleep. 2. To generate enthusiasm or excitement among a group
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last night, so I didn't get much sleep. 2. To generate enthusiasm or excitement among a group
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a sense of immersion or heighten the sense of excitement, terror, urgency, etc. I
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To cause one to become overly engrossed in one's enthusiasm, excitement, etc., to the
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current page to bookmarks Idioms browser ? ▲ burst with burst with (an emotion) burst with excitement burst with joy burst
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Medical , Financial , Encyclopedia . quicken the/(one's) pulse To fill one with excitement, interest, or anticipation. Few
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bookmarks ? + Add current page to bookmarks Idioms browser ? ▲ burst with (an emotion) burst with excitement burst with joy burst
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some wild yarn, I want the truth! See also: bull , dazzle , if razzle-dazzle Excitement, attention, or fanfare. This
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quickening: fetal movement quicken the/(one's) pulse To fill one with excitement, interest, or anticipation. Few
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so FY, man! 2. An initialism of "fuck yeah," an expression of excitement and enthusiasm
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room as us is a total hair-raiser! 2. That which causes one intense excitement or thrills. That roller
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Nevada Join Together Online join up join up join up Join Us in Creating Excitement Join Us or Die
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West by Irving, Washington View in context Yet it was not the excitement of the
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see red To fall into a state of extreme anger, excitement, or competitive arousal, such
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To cause one to become overly engrossed in one's enthusiasm, excitement, etc., to the
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Totally crazy or eccentric; filled with an excessive amount of emotion, especially anger or excitement. I know you'll
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Acronyms , Encyclopedia , Wikipedia . much ado about nothing A lot of commotion or excitement over something insignificant. This
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in: Dictionary , Thesaurus , Wikipedia . cause a commotion To incite trouble or excitement. My best friend's
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to hype it up so much? 2. noun A high level of excitement or attention surrounding someone
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up to cause someone to be anxious or excited. The excitement of the
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to hype it up so much? 2. noun A high level of excitement or attention surrounding someone
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and energized by some positive emotion. The kids were jumping for excitement when we told them
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the mall on the last Saturday before Christmas? 2. To express great excitement about something in
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s) blood To put one into a state of extreme excitement, enthusiasm, or determination. The
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Totally crazy or eccentric; filled with an excessive amount of emotion, especially anger or excitement. I know you'll
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of blood (to the head) A sudden feeling of excitement or anger that causes
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to go to a family reunion after this." 7. noun Joy or excitement. I always get a
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sales still buoyant Caption: The steamy July weather did not dampen the excitement surrounding the official
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the season has got Premier League bosses foaming at the mouth in excitement. A new
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Totally crazy or eccentric; filled with an excessive amount of emotion, especially anger or excitement. I know you'll
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the mall on the last Saturday before Christmas? 2. To express great excitement about something in
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or extravagant changes or purchases in an attempt to bring novelty or excitement to their
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bedevils ex-mates Idioms browser ? ▲ burst through (something) burst with burst with (an emotion) burst with excitement burst with joy burst
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punch Fig. to provide a burst of energy, power, or excitement. Wow, this spicy food
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bed. Let's go, let's go, let's go! 4. An exclamation of excitement or enthusiasm. Yeah, boys
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any enemy in sight; but in a little while, his transient excitement at an end, would
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wide dominions of sleep, that night. View in context The excitement of suspense
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big Newfoundland puppy, who had played and pranced about through all the excitement, seeing so many of
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kids came off the roller coaster, they wanted to ride it again. Excitement finally started to
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of adding a little surprise inside the card would deliver even more excitement to the
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such that it seems like someone or something can't contain it. She was overflowing with excitement on the morning
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punch Fig. to provide a burst of energy, power, or excitement. Wow, this spicy food
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to go to a family reunion after this." 7. noun Joy or excitement. I always get a
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excite (something) in (one) excite about excite in excited excited about (something) excitement exciting exciting as watching
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any enemy in sight; but in a little while, his transient excitement at an end, would
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her. I always listen to upbeat music like this before games—it really inspires excitement in me
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bed. Let's go, let's go, let's go! 4. An exclamation of excitement or enthusiasm. Yeah, boys
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for the subject she teaches just bubbles over in the classroom. Their excitement at becoming homeowners is
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bedroom that's way drab and boring? Hang on for the excitement plan... "We're not
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Disney World, but I hate flying, so I spent the whole flight fluctuating between excitement and anxiety
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and reconciliation from the lives of real people capture the excitement of action
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around here. I can't handle the flaming hot stuff! 2. Arousing exceptionally intense excitement or interest. The
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of (someone) burst through burst through (something) burst with burst with (an emotion) burst with excitement burst with joy burst
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reflect different cognitive styles or neural pathways, as well as life experiences. Pathway to excitement The man
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but they'll make your mouth burn for days. 3. adjective Arousing exceptionally intense excitement or interest. This doll
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or extravagant changes or purchases in an attempt to bring novelty or excitement to their
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Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. on fire 1. Ignited; ablaze. 2. Filled with enthusiasm or excitement. See also: fire , on
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to quicken: QuickBooks quicken the/(one's) pulse To fill one with excitement, interest, or anticipation. Few
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content Linking Lookup box Close razzle-dazzle Also found in: Dictionary , Thesaurus . razzle-dazzle Excitement, attention, or fanfare. This
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Disney World, but I hate flying, so I spent the whole flight fluctuating between excitement and anxiety
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the headlines ripped off ripped up ripper ripping ripple ripple effect ripple of excitement ripple of protest
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page to bookmarks References in classic literature ? Great, however, was the excitement through town and
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to pot; The humble potato causes a flurry of excitement for gardeners
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1960s] 2. Behave or cause to behave irrationally and uncontrollably, with enthusiasm, excitement, fear, or madness. For
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excite (something) in (one) excite about excite in excited excited about (something) excitement exciting exciting as watching
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wide dominions of sleep, that night. View in context The excitement of suspense
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go @TigerZindaHai , heavy duty climax action to begin from tomorrow, Nervous and excitement." Ali Zafar films 'Tiger
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around here. I can't handle the flaming hot stuff! 2. Arousing exceptionally intense excitement or interest. The