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delirious
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delirious (Incoherent), adjective bereft of reason, crazed, crazy, deranged, hallucinating, insane, lunacy, mad, mentally ill, rabid, ranting, raving, sick, unsound
Associated concepts: criminally insane, insanity defense, innoluntary commitment
delirious (Wildly happy), adjective ardent, blissful, carried away, ebullient, elated, electrified, enamored, fanatical, feverish, frantic, frenzied, happy, hectic, intoxicated, thrilled, tumultuous
See also: incoherent


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I remained stowed away until I was on the point of becoming delerious with the fever.
Delerious Dublin fans spilled onto the field at the end of Sunday's facile Leinster final win over Wexford and referee Gearoid O Conamha was eventually forced to blow the final whistle as Wexford prepared to take a '45'.
DELERIOUS bring their Paint the Town Red tour to the Carling Academy on Thursday, December 15, when they will no doubt blend old favourites with songs from current album The Mission Bell.
 
 
 
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