exuberate 

Verb: to enthuse

She never lost her childlike ability to exuberate : that moment of sheer wonder and joy at the first snowfall when all the world magically transforms into a winter wonderland and a sleigh full of presents is only a wish away...

exuberate by Mrsmalaprop October 13, 2013

Exuberate 

My coworkers dirty joke when I was trying to give an innocent comment about his happy personality. Smh.

Exuberate

Me "How are you today?"
Coworker "Oh, I'm great!"
Me "Oh yeah you look very exuberant!"
Coworker "Oh, it's been a while since I've been exuberated;)"

Exuberate by That Working Human April 17, 2020

exhumerated 

How Monét X Change is feeling right now

“I’m a little….exhumerated”

- Monét X Change on Sibling Rivalry
“The One About Conflict Resolution”
44:44-44:45

exhumerated by Will.B.Watching December 26, 2021

exuberant raptor 

The true creator of everything. He is the one true lord and saviour bow down to his exuberance and thou shall be freed from the tight grips of the tricky pig.

I love my lord, exuberant raptor

exuberant raptor by ExuberantWorshipper April 16, 2017

Exuberance 

1. Full of enthusiasm: Full of happy high spirits and vitality.

2. Abundant: growing in great abundance or profusion.

3. Lavish: Lavish or elaborate, often to the point of being excessive.

When he saw Sharon, he jumped with exuberance.

Exuberance by Jafje April 5, 2007

Exuberation 

Exuberation is a feeling of complete joy.

Dictionaries will not list this word even though they WILL list refudiate, leading us to believe that the world is all together screwed over. If words that by Latin context make sense are denied in favor for misspellings of unintelligent political degenerates then it's probably best to kill ourselves now.

Person1: I am in complete exuberation right now!

Person2: I demand you refudiate your comment!

Person1: You, sir, are a clear example of how natural selection doesn't work fast enough.

Exuberation by GerckleShmerklefim December 4, 2010

exhaberate 

A synonym of "exacerbate", used almost exclusively on the Internet to explain "the issue". Often it's a different issue every time.

"You grammar nazis always exhaberate the issue I'm trying to explain here!"

exhaberate by longest johnson March 13, 2013