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Commotional 

When an event is stimultaneously chaotic and emotional
The craziness of packing to move and saying goodbye to good friends has been very commotional.
Commotional by TiffMoo June 2, 2017
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commotional 

A word used to describe someone who is known to cause a commotion when feeling overly emotional. Portmanteau of commotion and emotional
Dont get that girl all riled up, you know she's the commotional type.
commotional by cbo1 November 16, 2011

commotional 

A word to describe the feeling one has when surrounded by commotion.
I left that bar because it was so crowded and noisy, I felt commotional.
commotional by Snovas February 20, 2009

Commotional 

adj. heightened emotional response solely and directly correlated to the volume level of a party
When everyone at the party last night started singing Sweet Caroline, I got very commotional.
Commotional by aCoze October 30, 2011

Commotional 

A female behavior that exibits a commotion.
After finding her boyfriend deep up in her best friend, the party girl began to exhibit very commotional behavior that resulted in the police being called.
Commotional by Gary Redecker March 16, 2008

chemotional 

ADJ: A state of being very emotional as a result of Kemotherapy.
Billy is feeling very chemotional today.
chemotional by Martha A. bomb March 11, 2008

Competional 

Derek is competional when it comes to winning games.
Competional by Nigfish September 24, 2011
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