Feverish

/ˈfiːvərɪʃ/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Having or showing the symptoms of fever; marked by intense excitement or activity.

She felt feverish after running the marathon, her body drenched in sweat.

Characterized by a restless or agitated state.

The feverish energy of the crowd was palpable as they awaited the concert to start.

Exceedingly excited or frantic.

He worked in a feverish rush to complete his presentation before the deadline.

Indicative of a fever; for example, having an elevated temperature.

The doctor noted her feverish condition and recommended rest and hydration.

From 'fever' + '-ish', indicating relating to fever.

feverish excitement

An intense, often overwhelming state of enthusiasm or activity.

feverish pace

A rapid and frantic speed of activity.

fever

A temporary increase in body temperature, often due to illness.

agitation

A state of nervousness or anxiety.

Hyper or overly excited.

After winning the game, the fans were feeling feverish.

In a state of frenzy.

The sales led to a feverish shopping spree.