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delirious

[dih-leer-ee-uhs] / dɪˈlɪər i əs /




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With dazzling imagination and sublime control, the show’s cast and crew conjure a delirious, dynamic, highly pettable world.

From New York Times

The fifth-round tie did not tickle the fancy of Foxes followers, with the stadium 9,000 short of capacity, but Blackburn's fans went home delirious on a dull and dreary evening.

From BBC

That’s where Tiger Woods was just as easily heard as seen because of thousands of delirious fans who followed every one of his 283 shots at the Genesis Invitational.

From Washington Times

Witnesses said the driver was delirious after exiting the bus, tore off his clothes and screamed as several people restrained him on the ground until police arrived.

From Washington Times

Her goal, to create a delirious spectacle that places women’s wants front and center, is transparently the movie’s as well.

From Los Angeles Times