overstimulate

"Every one of my senses has been overstimulated for six hours."

It was - overstimulating, for lack of a better word.

Your body has been overstimulated for ages and this is too much.

It is easy to become overstimulated by all the flavors.

"Sometimes to the point of overstimulating - give me a break!

"We don't want to overstimulate them and become part of the problem."

"Don't you think she might get overstimulated by something like that?"

Having their receptors overstimulated is something people tend to like a lot.

She avoided using images, which might overstimulate the 23 million people who walk through the station each year.

Internal - occurs when an individual is overstimulated by their emotions.

Well, he'd said, it's when the man is, like, overstimulated.

And a stimulus plan of that size, Fed officials fear, could overstimulate the economy.

He said he did not believe the policies would overstimulate the economy.

I felt overstimulated by the Arctic light and the feeling of immersion in the country.

If she is easily overstimulated, don't plan one exciting activity after another.

By sunset most of the men, me included, will be overstimulated and cranky.

In Florida, with its beating sunshine, orange will overstimulate children.

So much that is sexually overstimulating for the boy.

"It is really important not to overstimulate the muscles."

Thus overstimulated, the gut goes into higher gear and diarrhea results.

That made the vice president look like the stronger candidate - overstimulated, yes, but aggressive.

Water also buffers light and sound that can overstimulate a newborn on his way out into the world.

Other education reformers believed that children were overstimulated in a system which required 48 weeks of schooling.

If the touch is too light, it can overstimulate and even irritate an infant.

Then she was put on birth control pills because her ovaries were overstimulated.