Excitable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXCITABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• able to be excited
• responding too readily to something new or stimulating; easily excited
• (of tissue or a cell) responsive to stimulation
• Capable of being excited, or roused into action; susceptible of excitement; easily stirred up, or stimulated.
• capable of responding to stimuli
• easily excited
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• capable of being readily roused into action or a state of excitement or irritability

Words related to EXCITABLE

excitability26 excitableness24 excitably23

Words that contain EXCITABLE

inexcitable22 unexcitable22 excitableness24 overexcitable27 hyperexcitable33 excitablenesses26

How to use EXCITABLE in a sentence

• The presence of such a leader was now needed in Boston, and in 1768 Adams removed to that excitable town, which was always ready to adopt progressive views.
• The aunt, with great animation, tried to point out to him with this proof, how excitable children become when they do not go to bed in good time.
• Pilate was of the solid type of Roman, with sufficient imagination intelligently to enforce the iron policy of Rome, and not unduly excitable under stress.
• It was a great grief to Fred that his presence, in the excitable state of the sufferer, seemed to do him harm.
• A phlegmatic animal would be exceedingly disquieted by the close companionship of an excitable one.
• The distribution of the currents of action and of injury displayed by heart muscle and other excitable tissues, by Frank N.
• I think it was because Horace is so excitable that Mr.
• In my time at sea there was no lack of men in British ships who could jump to an order and were not excitable fools.
• He remembered stormy, excitable scenes of his childhood and resolved they should see what the self-control of a gentleman was like.
• Tony in his excitable way wants to kiss the guard good-by.
• His imagination is excitable and intense, but narrow.
• We told them nothing, of course, of the reputation of the house, and were careful to choose persons of mature age, and not excitable girls.
• You are so excitable! You cannot expect the sky to be always cloudless.
• This child had always been backward and excitable, and apparently incapable of the fatigue of study.
• Fortune had favoured him so long that to be thus blocked by a mean little stump was too much for his excitable nature.
• I was vehement and excitable, violently impulsive, and with a wild, ill-regulated imagination.
• During the following several nights he was very noisy, excitable, singing and shouting throughout the night.
• So what can you expect of those excitable Chileans? Besides, the thing was done so quickly that we were swept away by the tide before any one fully understood what was happening.
• At once her excitable brain seized the picturesqueness of a dramatic situation.
• The revulsion of feeling that ensued was almost too much for the excitable Ducklow.
• His mind, excitable by nature, very imperfectly disciplined by education, and exposed to the enthusiasm which was then epidemic in England, began to be fearfully disordered.
• His tact and good humor were infinite, and he held those hundreds of excitable and explosive men in the hollow of his hand.
• Later on, when it was seen with what rare capacity he met demands so exacting, many astonished and excitable observers began to cry out that he was inspired.
• Can you understand? He has grown nervous, restless, excitable, a thing of twitching limbs.
• From behind that screen came cries of pain, for the Mexican is an excitable individual, who does not take his wounds with the calmness evinced by an American.
• Captain Fitzroy was one of those fretful and excitable beings whose manner sets plain men against them, and who, when they are not in error, seem so.
• It takes nothing less than a pretty high degree of nervous sensibility and excitable imagination.
• The next passenger who got up and placed himself by my side was a florid, excitable, confused-looking gentleman, excessively talkative and familiar.
• The excitable temperament of the man would forbid the supposition, but, even with him, they were uncommon.

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