ecstatic shock 

The surge of energy upon catching a glance from someone you like, a thrill leaving you with the desire to chase after the one you saw; also, a song by Squarepusher

The ecstatic shock I felt when we bumped into each other in the hallway is a feeling I hope never goes away.

ecstatic shock by R3nNyx January 13, 2019

ecstatic 

A feeling of total elation and happiness, for any reason. Most often people feel ecstatic at good news, as it is a breif emotion, lasting seconds or minutes at most.

The boy was ecstatic that the girl had agreed to go out with him.

The student was ecstatic, as they had just passed their exams.

ecstatic by Kazeem January 1, 2008

ecstatic 

feeling or expressing overwhelming happiness or joyful excitement.

it has the same meaning with happy.

“ecstatic fans cant wait to see their favourite artists to win an award”

ecstatic by edntsh December 26, 2017

Extaticly 

to be very surprised and happy about a particular situation

I receaved a phone call which made me EXTATICLY happy.

Extaticly by miss gucci May 9, 2005

prematurely ecstaticculate

1) Characterized as the act of displaying extreme excitement for something that is yet to happen.
2) Being really nice to someone you love by supporting something they wish to do before they do it.
3) The opposite of not loving someone because of a lack of recent quantifiable accomplishments.

person 1: I'm so excited! You are going to do great!!

person 2: Thank you for your support, I love it when you prematurely ecstaticculate! It makes me feel so great!

prematurely ecstaticculate by Naughty Luxe October 13, 2011

ecstatic 

A person that is happy or excited. Another word for joyful and can be used in different ways.

Jayden was very ecstatic when he won his soccer tournament.

ecstatic by Nathen.v24 February 9, 2019

Estaticed 

overly exciting, orgasmic, on the verge of emotional eruption, of or pertaining to something that makes one estatic.

Im estaticed to have this red wine!

Estaticed by KMoney518 April 1, 2010