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Agog

Agog Definition And Meaning
What's The Definition Of Agog? [adj] highly excited Synonyms \| Synonyms for Agog: excited Related Terms \| Find terms related to Agog: advertent \| agape \| aghast \| alacritous \| alert \| all agog \| all ears \| all eyes \| amazed \| animated \| anticipant \| anticipating \| anticipative \| anticipatory \| anxious \| aquiver \| ardent \| aroused \| assiduous \| astonished \| astounded \| at gaze \| athirst \| atingle \| attentive \| atwitter \| avid \| awaiting \| aware \| awed \| awestruck \| beguiled \| bewildered \| bewitched \| breathless \| burning with curiosity \| bursting \| bursting to \| captivated \| careful \| carried away \| certain \| concentrated \| confident \| confounded \| conscious \| consumed with curiosity \| curious \| desirous \| diligent \| dumbfounded \| dumbstruck \| eager \| earnest \| ebullient \| effervescent \| enchanted \| enraptured \| enravished \| enthralled \| enthusiastic \| entranced \| excited \| exhilarated \| expectant \| expecting \| fascinated \| finical \| finicking \| finicky \| fired \| flabbergasted \| forearmed \| forestalling \| forewarned \| forward \| full of life \| galvanized \| gaping \| gauping \| gazing \| ghoulish \| gossipy \| heedful \| high \| hopeful \| hopped up \| hypnotized \| impassioned \| impatient \| in anticipation \| in awe \| in awe of \| in expectation \| inflamed \| inquiring \| inquisitive \| intense \| intent \| intentive \| interested \| itchy \| keen \| keyed up \| lathered up \| lively \| looking for \| looking forward to \| lost in wonder \| manic \| marveling \| mesmerized \| meticulous \| mindful \| morbid \| morbidly curious \| moved \| nice \| niggling \| not surprised \| observant \| observing \| on the ball \| on the job \| open-eared \| open-eyed \| openmouthed \| optimistic \| overcurious \| overwhelmed \| panting \| popeyed \| prepared \| prompt \| prurient \| puzzled \| quick \| quizzical \| rapt in wonder \| raring to \| ready \| ready and willing \| ready to burst \| regardful \| restive \| roused \| sanguine \| scopophiliac \| spellbound \| spirited \| staggered \| staring \| steamed up \| stimulated \| stirred \| stirred up \| stupefied \| supercurious \| sure \| surprised \| thirsty \| thrilled \| thunderstruck \| tingling \| tingly \| turned-on \| under a charm \| unsurprised \| vital \| vivacious \| vivid \| voyeuristic \| waiting \| waiting for \| watchful \| watching for \| whipped up \| wide-eyed \| wondering \| wonder-struck \| worked up \| wrought up \| yeasty \| zestful See Also \| Agog In Webster's Dictionary \A*gog"\, a. & adv. [Cf. F. gogue fun, perhaps of Celtic origin.] In eager desire; eager; astir. All agog to dash through thick and thin. --Cowper.

Agog Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Agog?

[adj] highly excited

Synonyms | Synonyms for Agog: excited

See Also |

Agog In Webster's Dictionary

\A*gog"\, a. & adv. [Cf. F. gogue fun, perhaps of Celtic
origin.]
In eager desire; eager; astir.

      All agog to dash through thick and thin. --Cowper.

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