overexuberant

In 1991, he used "overexuberant" to describe an exercise that had left him feeling sore.

The Wisconsin report, like all new medical findings, may prove overexuberant and needs careful checking.

The organizers were clearly overexuberant in providing drama.

Even more unusual is the overexuberant serpentine corners on the frieze."

The overexuberant Christmas decorations that last month filled every inch of one back yard nearby marks the environment as suburban.

The room was on the ground floor of Head-quarters, white-walled and refrigerated by an overexuberant air conditioner.

One is simple prudence in an increasingly litigious world that punishes management teams for overexuberant forecasts.

That would lead to the observed decrease in certain types of autoimmune and allergic conditions, which may stem from overexuberant immune responses.

In the replay, North-South were again overexuberant.

But tike any spirited beast, this one sometimes became overexuberant or even defiant; sometimes a taste of the whip was necessary.

He had a mid-18th-century Chinese interpretation of a double-top English games table in padouk wood that he liked because it was "overexuberant."

Down at the end of the Parade is Spaceman's Rest: a jail reserved for overexuberant spacemen.

A "battleship" of a grandmother knits sweaters for young Pronek and protects him from overexuberant playground chums.

Learning came to Johnny automatically, as did all things: his able little fists, his healthy body, his startling good looks, his overexuberant vitality.

He comes closest to another highly gifted, overexuberant ex-Harvard man, Thomas Wolfe, whose voluminousness he certainly has.

So Satyam sets out, and from the very start, meets Laila, who plays an overexuberant youth girl, who cries or laughs constantly.

(A brief booing incident by overexuberant fans was deleted from the broadcast by NBC.)

As he delivered his victory speech on Saturday night, Mayor C. Ray Nagin was interrupted by an overexuberant supporter.

But his bravado is deflated by a shrewish glance from Miss Wingert, who winds up literally flattened by an overexuberant ensemble.

She has done it this time in the absence of her controversial, often overexuberant father, who did not make the trip because he does not like to fly long distances.

A mere 16,670 overexuberant choppers ended up injured by hatchets and axes, and even saws and chainsaws claimed a relatively modest 38,692 victims.

Thus was born Stealth Guard, a carnauba wax that promises to help overexuberant motorists avoid speeding tickets, available on the company's Web site at $39.95 for a 16-ounce can.

"While they were somewhat overexuberant in their initial stuff," Dr. Epstein said, "they've calmed down and I think they are producing solid scientific work that stands critical peer review."

Scrappy-Doo has become the symbol of an irritatingly overexuberant or cute character added to a series in an attempt to maintain ratings, a phenomenon also known as Cousin Oliver Syndrome.

Mr. Knox said he would be "more parsimonious" than Mr. LaPierre had been with the N.R.A.'s checkbook, citing only the group's "overexuberant membership drive."