agog 音标拼音: [əg'ɑg]
a . 极度兴奋的,渴望的,迫不及待的
极度兴奋的,渴望的,迫不及待的
agog adj 1 :
highly excited Agog \
A *
gog "\,
a . &
adv . [
Cf .
F .
gogue fun ,
perhaps of Celtic origin .]
In eager desire ;
eager ;
astir .
[
1913 Webster ]
All agog to dash through thick and thin . --
Cowper .
[
1913 Webster ]
184 Moby Thesaurus words for "
agog ":
advertent ,
agape ,
aghast ,
alacritous ,
alert ,
all agog ,
all ears ,
all eyes ,
amazed ,
animated ,
anticipant ,
anticipating ,
anticipative ,
anticipatory ,
anxious ,
aquiver ,
ardent ,
aroused ,
assiduous ,
astonished ,
astounded ,
at gaze ,
athirst ,
atingle ,
attentive ,
atwitter ,
avid ,
awaiting ,
aware ,
awed ,
awestruck ,
beguiled ,
bewildered ,
bewitched ,
breathless ,
burning with curiosity ,
bursting ,
bursting to ,
captivated ,
careful ,
carried away ,
certain ,
concentrated ,
confident ,
confounded ,
conscious ,
consumed with curiosity ,
curious ,
desirous ,
diligent ,
dumbfounded ,
dumbstruck ,
eager ,
earnest ,
ebullient ,
effervescent ,
enchanted ,
enraptured ,
enravished ,
enthralled ,
enthusiastic ,
entranced ,
excited ,
exhilarated ,
expectant ,
expecting ,
fascinated ,
finical ,
finicking ,
finicky ,
fired ,
flabbergasted ,
forearmed ,
forestalling ,
forewarned ,
forward ,
full of life ,
galvanized ,
gaping ,
gauping ,
gazing ,
ghoulish ,
gossipy ,
heedful ,
high ,
hopeful ,
hopped up ,
hypnotized ,
impassioned ,
impatient ,
in anticipation ,
in awe ,
in awe of ,
in expectation ,
inflamed ,
inquiring ,
inquisitive ,
intense ,
intent ,
intentive ,
interested ,
itchy ,
keen ,
keyed up ,
lathered up ,
lively ,
looking for ,
looking forward to ,
lost in wonder ,
manic ,
marveling ,
mesmerized ,
meticulous ,
mindful ,
morbid ,
morbidly curious ,
moved ,
nice ,
niggling ,
not surprised ,
observant ,
observing ,
on the ball ,
on the job ,
open -
eared ,
open -
eyed ,
openmouthed ,
optimistic ,
overcurious ,
overwhelmed ,
panting ,
popeyed ,
prepared ,
prompt ,
prurient ,
puzzled ,
quick ,
quizzical ,
rapt in wonder ,
raring to ,
ready ,
ready and willing ,
ready to burst ,
regardful ,
restive ,
roused ,
sanguine ,
scopophiliac ,
spellbound ,
spirited ,
staggered ,
staring ,
steamed up ,
stimulated ,
stirred ,
stirred up ,
stupefied ,
supercurious ,
sure ,
surprised ,
thirsty ,
thrilled ,
thunderstruck ,
tingling ,
tingly ,
turned -
on ,
under a charm ,
unsurprised ,
vital ,
vivacious ,
vivid ,
voyeuristic ,
waiting ,
waiting for ,
watchful ,
watching for ,
whipped up ,
wide -
eyed ,
wonder -
struck ,
wondering ,
worked up ,
wrought up ,
yeasty ,
zestful
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AGOG Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of AGOG is full of intense interest or excitement : eager How to use agog in a sentence Did you know?
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Agog - Definition, Meaning Synonyms | Vocabulary. com The word agog means with great excitement and interest When you’re falling over yourself with excitement and curiosity to see who’s coming up the red carpet next, you’re agog about celebrities At Christmas time, you are probably agog to see what's in all the beautifully wrapped boxes
AGOG Synonyms: 98 Similar and Opposite Words - Merriam-Webster That word actually has a different origin: the Middle English gogelen, meaning "to squint " In many instances, agog is followed by a preposition, such as over or about
AGOG Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com The word agog means with great excitement and interest When you’re falling over yourself with excitement and curiosity to see who’s coming up the red carpet next, you’re agog about celebrities
Agog - definition of agog by The Free Dictionary agog (əˈɡɒɡ) adj (postpositive) highly impatient, eager, or curious [C15: perhaps from Old French en gogues in merriments, origin unknown]
AGOG | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary They are happiest when all is agog with talk of some sort; and the more gossipy it is, the better they like it
AGOG definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary If you are agog, you are excited about something, and eager to know more about it The city was agog with rumours last night that the two had been executed