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Textually Excited 

Being in the state of excitement or elation one experiences upon receiving a text message; Essentially, being excited to have received a text.
We all saw Johnny become textually excited when Liz texted him.

get excited 

Get excited to wear you letters to class on Monday!
Get excited for our date party!

Freaky Excited 

a commonly grammatically incorrect use of a word in a sentence. This usually occurs in the Summer.
I am so freaky excited.

It should be freaking excited.
Freaky Excited by walkingTHEearth January 21, 2012

Really excited 

Really excited - The laziest and least creative way to begin a sentence.

Really excited - The best possible indication that you are about to try and sell something to your readers, or you are trying to impress someone within your place of business.
"We're really excited to tell you about all the great things we will have for you this fall!"

"I'm really excited to be working for x company now"
Really excited by youowememoney September 10, 2019

don’t sound so excited 

When someone is obviously irritated or annoyed you can tell them ‘don’t sound so excited!’ Or maybe ‘don’t seem (or get/be) too (or so) excited!’ To piss them off or maybe make them laugh.

I feel like everyone on the internet has forgotten this phrase and I personally love it and use it all the time 🤓
Person 1: “ugh, seriously, we have to do the mile in gym today..”
Person 2: “don’t sound so excited!”

Person 1: “bruh.. my mom told me that her and my dad are getting a divorce ..”
Person 2: “don’t seem so excited!”

uber excited 

I'M UBER EXCITED ABOUT MY 2017 TRIP TO NIGERIA!!!
uber excited by ISHALLPRAY1ST April 26, 2016