| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| AROUSAL | Excitement | |
| STIMULATION | Excitement | |
| ELECTRICITY | Excitement | |
| FEVER | Excitement | |
| EROTICISM | Sexual excitement | |
| MANIA | Great excitement | |
| PHEESE | Fretful excitement. | |
| ENTHUSE | Express excitement (over) | |
| ELECTRIFIED | Charged with excitement | |
| FURORE | Excitement; commotion; enthusiasm. | |
| ADVENTURER | Traveller who seeks excitement | |
| FRENZY | State of violent excitement | |
| ADRENALIN | Hormone produced by excitement | |
| THRILL | Sudden feeling of excitement | |
| HEAT | Sexual excitement in animals. | |
| ROUSE | Wake up in wondrous excitement | |
| SUSPENSE | Uses pens to create excitement | |
| ENNUI | Excitement nowhere near unfolding initially | |
| FEEZE | Fretful excitement. [Obs.] See Feaze. | |
| TAKING | Agitation; excitement; distress of mind. | |
| DELIRIUM | Strong excitement; wild enthusiasm; madness. | |
| WHOOPING | Shouting in excitement before cough starts | |
| DELIRIOUS | In a state of wild excitement | |
| ALARM | To keep in excitement; to disturb. | |
| RAPTURE | To transport with excitement; to enrapture. | |