50 Alternative words for excited

1. Thrilled 2. Ecstatic 3. Enthusiastic 4. Overjoyed 5. Delighted 6. Eager 7. Jubilant 8. Elated 9. Exhilarated 10. Animated 11. Rapturous 12. Electrified 13. Exuberant 14. Fired up 15. Aroused 16. Pumped 17. On cloud nine 18. Jumping for joy 19. Thrilled to bits 20. Happy as a clam 21. Bursting with joy 22. In seventh heaven 23. Walking on air 24. Gleeful 25. Infatuated 26. Over the moon 27. Enraptured 28. Tickled pink 29. Hyped 30. Wild with excitement 31. Beside oneself 32. Bubbling with enthusiasm 33. On top of the world 34. Crazed with joy 35. On a high 36. Radiant 37. Giddy 38. Aflutter 39. Zealous 40. Transported 41. Vibrant 42. Lively 43. Psyched 44. Raring to go 45. All smiles 46. Rhapsodic 47. Ablaze with joy 48. Triumphant 49. Wound up 50. Fired with passion

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