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agitated Feeling or appearing troubled or anxious, typically because of something that is causing you concern. ■ "I'm so agitated about the traffic jam on my way to work. It's like I'll never get there in time!"
Crazed 1. Adjective: To be extremely agitated or anxious, often to the point of insanity. ■ "I was crazed with excitement when I found out I won the lottery!", 2. Noun: A person who is extremely agitated or anxious, often to the point of insanity. ■ "The crazed fan was so excited to meet her favorite celebrity that she started crying uncontrollably."
agitate To cause someone or something to become extremely anxious, nervous, or upset. ■ I accidentally spilled coffee on my shirt and now I'm agitated because I have to wear a sweater to work today.
cooled To become calm and collected, often after being agitated or upset. ■ "I cooled down after realizing I had made a mistake."
flustered To be extremely agitated or upset, often due to a lot of things happening at once or being overwhelmed. ■ "I'm so flustered today - I can barely keep up with all the emails and deadlines."
inflame To cause someone or something to become extremely angry, agitated, or excited. ■ "I accidentally spilled hot coffee on my shirt and now I'm inflamed with rage!
inflamed To be extremely agitated or upset. ■ After hearing the news, John was so inflamed that he threw his phone across the room.
Infuriate To make someone so angry that they see red or become extremely agitated. ■ "I infuriated my boss by accidentally spilling coffee on her shirt during the meeting."
lined To be in a state of being extremely angry, agitated or upset. ■ "I'm so lined after that argument with my boss. He doesn't know what he's doing!"
overheated To become excessively warm or agitated due to intense emotions. ■ John's face turned beet red and he started sweating profusely when he found out his girlfriend had cheated on him. He was truly overheated with anger.
overwrought Extremely agitated or upset, often to the point of exhaustion. ■ "I was overwrought after spending all day at work and then dealing with my boss's demanding personality."
ruffled adjective 1. Having or appearing to have been disturbed, agitated, or disordered by rough treatment, friction, etc. ■ After getting lost in the city's crowded streets, John was understandably ruffled and disoriented.
stirs An action that causes something or someone to become agitated or upset. ■ When her boss criticized her work in front of the whole team, she couldn't help but feel her blood boil and her temper stir.
tormented To be extremely agitated and troubled, often to the point of suffering greatly. ■ "I was tormented by the thought of failing this test, but I persevered and ended up acing it!"
Waving To be extremely flustered and agitated, often while trying to control one's emotions ■ "I'm waving right now because I can't believe my dog just chewed up my favorite pair of shoes!"
fluttering The act of rapidly flapping one's wings, usually in a playful or nervous manner. ■ After seeing the butterfly, the child couldn't stop fluttering with excitement., The act of being agitated, anxious, or disorganized. ■ With so many projects to complete, the programmer was constantly fluttering about, trying to stay on top of everything.
hash A type of slang term used to describe someone who is very angry or agitated. It originated from the sound made when a horse's hooves pound against the ground. ■The boss was such a hash when he found out his computer was stolen!
rustle A quiet, usually brief, rustling sound made by the movement of leaves or other light materials, often accompanied by a faint whispering. ■ "The wind rustled through the trees, making me shiver with anticipation.", A slight shake or disturbance in the air or atmosphere, often caused by a sudden change in temperature. ■ "I felt a rustle of cold air on my neck as I walked outside.", A nervous or agitated state, often characterized by fidgeting and restless behavior. ■ "She was in such a rustle about finishing her project that she barely noticed me walking in."
satchel A small leather bag, typically carried on the back. ■ "I forgot my satchel at home and had to buy everything I needed again." To carry or transport something in a satchel. ■ "We need to satchel our groceries back home before they spoil.", A person who is easily flustered or agitated. ■ "He was such a satchel whenever someone cut him off in traffic."