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excite

Letters that make excite

e, c, t, i, x are letters that make 'excite'

Words within excite

IT, cite, te, Ci, XC, xci, ex, xc, ci, Te are words within 'excite'

Words created by adding a letter to the beginning or end of excite

exciter, excites, excited are words created by adding a letter to 'excite'

excite is a 6 letter word starting with e
excite is a 6 letter word ending with e

8 possible definitions for 'excite'

Excite as "produce a magnetic field in"

Under this definition, excite is a verb and has the following properties:

excite as a type

'excite' can be a type of alter, change, modify.

Derivatives of excite

innervation, excitation, irritation are derivatives of 'excite'.

Example of excite used within this context

"excite the neurons"

Excite as "act as a stimulant"

Under this definition, excite is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

stimulate has the same meaning as excite

Antonyms

dampen, stifle have the opposite meaning of 'excite'

excite as a type

'excite' can be a type of touch on, bear upon, bear on, impact, affect, touch.

Types of excite

invigorate, quicken, innervate, irritate are types of 'excite'.

Derivatives of excite

excitement, stimulant, stimulation, input, stimulative, excitation, stimulating, excitant, excitative, excitatory, stimulus are derivatives of 'excite'.

Excite as "raise to a higher energy level"

Under this definition, excite is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

energize, energise have the same meaning as 'excite'

excite as a type

'excite' can be a type of alter, change, modify.

Derivatives of excite

activation, energiser, energy, vigor, vigour, vim, vitality, muscularity, activating, vitalizer, vitaliser, free energy, zip, energizer, animator, energizing, excitant, excitative, excitatory are derivatives of 'excite'.

Example of excite used within this context

"excite the atoms"

Excite as "stimulate sexually"

Under this definition, excite is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

arouse, wind up, sex, turn on have the same meaning as 'excite'

excite as a type

'excite' can be a type of shake up, stimulate, excite, shake, stir.

Types of excite

tempt is a type of excite.

Derivatives of excite

sex, sexual activity, sexual practice, sex activity, turn-on, sexual urge are derivatives of 'excite'.

Excite as "stir the feelings, emotions, or peace of"

Under this definition, excite is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

shake up, stimulate, shake, stir have the same meaning as 'excite'

excite as a type

'excite' can be a type of enkindle, kindle, arouse, elicit, evoke, raise, fire, provoke.

Types of excite

pick up, invigorate, frighten, vibrate, elate, titillate, fuel, arouse, wind up, excite, sex, thrill, tempt, uplift, inspire, intoxicate, enliven, exalt, animate, turn on, fright, lift up, invite, tickle, affright, scare are types of 'excite'.

Derivatives of excite

scaremonger, stir, stirrer, inflammation, fervor, excitement, excitation, fervour are derivatives of 'excite'.

Excite as "cause to be agitated, excited, or roused"

Under this definition, excite is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

agitate, rouse, turn on, commove, charge up, charge have the same meaning as 'excite'

Antonyms

tranquillise, calm down, lull, tranquilize, tranquillize, quieten, quiet, calm, still have the opposite meaning of 'excite'

excite as a type

'excite' can be a type of disturb, trouble, upset.

Types of excite

hype up, psych up, electrify, bother, pother are types of 'excite'.

Derivatives of excite

rousing, excitement, rush, bang, boot, kick, thrill, charge, excitation, agitative, agitating, provoking, flush, excitant, excitative, excitatory, arousal, turn-on are derivatives of 'excite'.

Excite as "arouse or elicit a feeling"

Under this definition, excite is a verb and has the following properties:

excite as a type

'excite' can be a type of enkindle, kindle, arouse, elicit, evoke, raise, fire, provoke.

Types of excite

enthuse is a type of excite.

Derivatives of excite

exhilaration, excitement, inflammation, fervor, excitation, fervour are derivatives of 'excite'.

Excite as "stir feelings in"

Under this definition, excite is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

stimulate, stir have the same meaning as 'excite'

excite as a type

'excite' can be a type of sensitize, sensitise.

Types of excite

gross out, horripilate, fellate, go down on, masturbate, masturbate, fuck off, she-bop, jerk off, wank, quicken, whet, work, suck, blow, thrill, disgust, repel, revolt, jack off are types of 'excite'.

Derivatives of excite

stimulant, stimulation, input, stimulative, stir, inflammation, fervor, excitement, excitation, stimulating, excitant, excitative, excitatory, stimulus, fervour are derivatives of 'excite'.

Example of excite used within this context

"stimulate my appetite", "excite the audience", "stir emotions"