That excites or incites. Inciting to action, or inducing emotion; rousing, stimulating, animating, inspiriting; exciting, moving, thrilling.

Able or tending to excite: in senses of the verb. Const. of.

That excites or inspires someone or something; stirring; stimulating; inciting to action.

That animates or gives life; inspiring, encouraging. Also: rendering lifelike.

That rouses, excites, or stimulates; exciting, stimulating. Cf. excite, v. 1 4 6.

Tending to excite to action.

That stirs or animates the spirits; spirit-rousing.

Open to the free circulation of air; airy. Obsolete.

producing agitation, disturbing.

Tending to produce fermentation.

Fitted to arouse; rousing.

That electrifies something or someone; (chiefly figurative) startling, exciting, thrilling.

Stimulating, rousing.

figurative. Originally: †causing attraction, as if by static electricity (obsolete). Later: exciting, thrilling, tense; = electric, adj. 4.

Producing a sudden wave of excitement or emotion; piercing the feelings.

Tending to excite. Const. of.

That causes or engenders excitement or enthusiasm; encouraging, animating. Obsolete.

figurative. Suddenly exciting, thrilling, or intense, as if caused by an electric charge or shock; stimulating; charged with tension.

That inspirits; animating, encouraging, cheering.

Of a fermenting or effervescent nature.

That excites. exciting cause n. (chiefly Pathology) that which immediately causes disease, etc.; opposed to predisposing cause.

slang (originally U.S.). Of a person or thing: up-to-the-minute, brand new; exciting, sensational, dramatic. Cf. hot, adj. 10b.

Extremely astonishing, exciting; alarming or frightening. Cf. to stand on end at stand, v. 18b, horripilation, n.

Rousing, stirring, exciting.

figurative. Characterized by energy or vigour; lively, spirited; invigorating, stimulating. Cf. zest, n.1 3.

Fitted to excite; instrumental in exciting.

figurative. That pulsates with energy, life, etc.; thrilling, exciting; vibrant, lively.

colloquial (originally U.S.). Lively, exciting; busy, popular.

colloquial (originally English regional, later chiefly Australian). Excellent, great; extraordinary; exciting.

Full of thrills, thrilling.

Having the quality of stirring up; rousing.

slang (originally and chiefly U.S.). Of a period of time: enjoyable, exciting; excellent.

Having a thrilling quality.

Powerful or intense, as if caused or operated by a high-voltage electric current; very exciting; highly charged.

figurative.

Sizzling, effervescent, exciting.

Resembling or evocative of a children's adventure story; characterized by daring and heroism; exciting.

As a general term of appreciation: outstanding; skilful; exciting. Frequently ironic. Cf. hot stuff, adj., shit-hot adj. at shit, n. adj.compounds 2.

U.S. slang. Chiefly in the context of hip-hop: exciting or fun; (of a person) extremely energized or excited. Frequently in to get (it) crunk and…