A less-extreme manifestation of mania, characterized by rapid speech, impulsivity, reduced need for sleep, overspending, hyperactivity, et cetera. Psychosis is not present. In Bipolar I patients, hypomania can be the precursor to full-blown mania.
"Honey? When you're talking at two hundred miles per hour about the philosophy of grape juice, I know you're hypomanic."
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Abbreviation for bipolar disorder. Further specification may be added to the diagnosis with roman numerals I through VI.
by lp March 24, 2005

Meaning an excess of any one thing or group of said things which take up unnessary amounts of space.
by LP November 29, 2004
