Associations to the word «Spirited»
Noun
- Joke
- Wendy
- Sen
- Finer
- Rendering
- Drinking
- Wild
- Cheer
- Wit
- Romance
- Outrage
- Dub
- Waltz
- Rein
- Knit
- Whip
- Defense
- Girl
- Insult
- Phoebe
- Looking
- Scorn
- Minstrel
- Reviewer
- Rider
- Hoof
- Biographer
- Adventure
- Moderation
- Michelangelo
- Beauty
- Protagonist
- Youth
- Praise
- Disney
- Reproach
- Plato
- Countryman
- Reply
- Motive
- Intrigue
- Schoolmaster
- Hound
- Ambition
- Breed
- Faust
- Mood
- Tempo
Adjective
- Woman
- Resolute
- Ugly
- Fierce
- Defiant
- Funny
- Feeble
- Indebted
- Spontaneous
- Sad
- Romantic
- Wholesome
- Vulgar
- Selfish
- Sickly
- Gloomy
- Enlightened
- Delicate
- Public
- Fancy
- Indifferent
- Lazy
- Ambitious
- Apt
- Unfortunate
- Animal
- Maiden
- Poetical
- Refined
- Riding
- Lovely
- Humorous
- Agreeable
- Courteous
- Charitable
- Drunken
- Weary
- Youthful
- Humane
- Valiant
- Temperate
- Singing
- Pathetic
Wiktionary
SPIRITED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of spirit
SPIRITED, adjective. Lively, vigorous, animated or courageous.
SPIRITED AWAY, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of spirit away
Dictionary definition
SPIRITED, adjective. Displaying animation, vigor, or liveliness.
SPIRITED, adjective. Marked by lively action; "a bouncing gait"; "bouncy tunes"; "the peppy and interesting talk"; "a spirited dance".
SPIRITED, adjective. Willing to face danger.
SPIRITED, adjective. Made lively or spirited; "a meal enlivened by the music"; "a spirited debate".
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