Thesaurus - Words meaning excited - 9 words
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amped 
notes
- Also amped up. See also amped up for an additional definition which cannot be used with "amped."
adjective
- excited; enthusiastic.
Dude, I'm so amped that the concert is this weekend!
It's been a rough week but we're going skiing Saturday, I am so amped!
Submitted by SingedCat, Portland, ME, USA, Apr 30 2002.
- the quality of something that exites, is exiting, or is energetic.
That club is amped!
Submitted by Mark Ashby, Oklahoma City, OK, USA, Sep 06 2002.
- angry or upset.
Damn, he was amped!
Submitted by Dave Zanoni, Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA, Dec 03 2002.
- COOL; AWESOME; SWEET.
Dude, his new skateboard is so amped!
Submitted by Mike C., Lewisburg, PA, USA, Jan 12 2002.
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C
crunk
adjective
- extremely fun; exciting; wild; CRAZY; INSANE.
That party was so crunk that I didn't want to end.
Get your party on tonight - we're gonna get it crunk.
Let's get this party crunk!
Submitted by Bernadette, Houston, TX, USA, May 08 1998.
- excited, hyper; eager to go out and do something. Also crunked up.
I'm crunk right now - lets go to a party!
Get crunked up!
Submitted by Bernadette, Houston, TX, USA, May 08 1998.
- a combination of "crazy" and "drunk."
Last night we got crunk as hell!
Submitted by Heather T., Apr 23 2002.
- very good, excellent; COOL, AWESOME.
That jacket is totally crunk.
The baseball game last night was crunk.
Submitted by Whitney, Nov 27 1999.
- angry.
She got all crunk when she found out her boyfriend had been with another woman.
I got crunk on Mike when he disrespected me in front of my friends.
Submitted by Bernadette, Houston, TX, USA, May 08 1998.
- See also get crunk with (one).
notes
- As of Aug 6 2007, "crunk" is the most-submitted word to The Online Slang Dictionary. It has been submitted around 60 separate times.
- Over a period of approximately 3 months, the exact same definition text was submitted 13 times. Spelling and grammar errors have been retained:
- "The word originated from Justin Timberlake of 'Nsync. The meaning of crunk is multipurposefull. It can mean: a good time 'That party was so crunk!', as a question 'What the Crunk?!?', description of an object 'That is such a crunk babyblue jacket!', when one is giving up 'Oh man, just crunk it!' , to express fondness to another person 'You are the crunkest girl I know.' The act of becoming crunk is to be 'crunktified,' but losing 'crunkness' results in being 'decrunked.' Once 'decrunked,' if proven worthy, one can then 'recrunk' and become crunk again. The possibilities are endless. I would also like to comment that this is no joke. Millions of people know and could recite the exact sentence above (get yo party...) if asked. In the teenybopper vocabulary, this IS , without a doubt, the most important word. Period."
- The "exact sentence" referenced in the above text is, "Get yo party on tonight we're gonna get it crunk."
- Many submissions (even those which did not use the above text) credited Justin Timberlake of the band *NSYNC with coining the term. This is unlikely. See the Wikipedia page on "crunk" for early uses.
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F
fired up
adjective
- excited.
- out of control.
He had a few drinks now he's all fired up.
- angry.
Submitted by Dawn Kennedy, Niagara Falls Blvd, Buffalo, NY, USA, Aug 23 1997.
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jazzed up
adjective
- out of sorts, broken, or functioning poorly or improperly; MESSED UP.
I tripped and now my ankle is jazzed up.
I tried to get some money, but the ATM is all jazzed up.
Submitted by Dan DeMichele, Chicago, IL, USA, Oct 15 2002.
- excited or full of energy.
Why are you so jazzed up?
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P
pumped
adjective
- excited; PSYCHED.
I was pumped when she asked me out!
Submitted by Nick DeLillo, St Johns University, Queens, NY 11432, USA, Feb 03 1998.
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R
raise the roof
verb
- to "pump it up," get loud,
get excited, etc. Often accompanied by the following motion: hands are
placed above shoulders, palms up, raised slightly above the head, then
returned to shoulder level. Repeat two or three times.
Jordan is trying to raise the roof.
Submitted by Robert Parish, Boston, MA, USA, Sep 19 1997.
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stoked
adjective
- excited or energized.
I am so stoked about the party!
Submitted by Amy McDonald, AL, USA, Oct 16 1997.
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W
wet
adjective
- very good, excellent; COOL.
Those Nike shoes are wet!
Submitted by Brett Albright, New York, NY, USA, Jan 27 1998.
- excited. Etymology: refers to a woman's state of sexual excitement.
Calm down! Don't get wet.
Submitted by Audrey, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA, Jan 22 1999.
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