hyper
hyper
Definition
hyper (hī′pər)
adjective
Informal high-strung; keyed up
hyper
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- get: Still they were nice guys with music to get hyper to.
- become: This then becomes hypertonic hyper meaning excess or increased.
- go: He is always saying " I don't go hyper or fall asleep!
- link: Glossary of about 600 words hyper linked in the Complete Works.
- feel: So if you feel hyper or unwell, test more often.
- have: BJ has hyper IgM syndrome and is one of only 30 children in the Australia to suffer from the rare and incurable genetic disease.
Modifies a noun
- inflation: During that period of time there was hyper inflation in the real estate market.
- link: All hyper links must be prepaid prior to establishment.
- text: When a hot spot is selected ( clicked on ) a hyper text link is made to the associated URL.
- performance: Crumpler's laptop bags have the original no cluck ups 1000D Chicken Tex hyper performance fabric and waterproof ripstop lining.
- drive: The band is now in hyper drive trying to catch up to finish the evening's disaster!
- mode: Fast search A new 4X speed hyper jog mode has been created to support rapid searching.
Noun used with modifier
- bit: Fran was playing SF's for a while but was a bit hyper to say the least so they went away.
Browse dictionary entries near hyper
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