agog

a·gog

 (ə-gŏg′)
adj.
Full of keen anticipation or excitement; eager.

[Middle English agogge, from Old French en gogue, in merriment : en, in (from Latin in; see in-2) + gogue, merriment.]

a·gog′ adv.
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agog

(əˈɡɒɡ)
adj
(postpositive) highly impatient, eager, or curious
[C15: perhaps from Old French en gogues in merriments, origin unknown]
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a•gog

(əˈgɒg)

adj.
highly excited by eagerness, curiosity, anticipation, etc.
[1535–45; Middle French en gogues in mirth]

-agog

var. of -agogue.
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Adj.1.agog - highly excitedagog - highly excited      
excited - in an aroused state
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agog

adjective eager, excited, curious, enthusiastic, impatient, enthralled, avid, expectant, in suspense The city was agog with rumours last night.
indifferent, unconcerned, uninterested, apathetic, incurious
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agog

adjective
Intensely desirous or interested:
Informal: raring.
Idioms: champing at the bit, ready and willing.
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Translations
مُتَلَهِّف، مُحِب لِلأسْتِطْلاع
dychtivýnapjatý
forventningsfuldivrig
gespannt
curioso
curieuxen émoi
fullur eftirvæntingar, óîur og uppvægur
ansioso
labai laukiantisnekantrus
iekarsisnepacietīgs
forventningsfullivrig
plný očakávania
heyecan dolusabırsız
渴望着

agog

[əˈgɒg] ADJ the country was agogel país estaba emocionadísimo
he was agog to hear the newstenía enorme curiosidad por saber las noticias
to set agogemocionar, crear gran curiosidad a
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agog

[əˈgɒg] adjen émoi
agog to do sth → impatient(e) de faire qch
She arrived, agog to discover what had prevented him being there → Elle arriva très impatiente de découvrir ce qui l'avait retenu.
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agog

adj predgespannt; the children sat there agog with excitementdie Kinder sperrten Augen und Ohren auf; the whole village was agog (with curiosity)das ganze Dorf platzte fast vor Neugierde; agog for newswild nach Neuigkeiten; we’re all agog to hear your newswir warten gespannt auf deine Nachrichten
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agog

[əˈgɒg] adj (all) agog (to hear sth)ansioso/a or impaziente (di sentire qc)
agog with excitement → emozionato/a, eccitato/a
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agog

(əˈgog) adjective
eager and excited. We were all agog at the news.
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