adjective
definition
Being in the state of delirium.
definition
Having uncontrolled excitement; ecstatic.
Examples of delirious in a Sentence
The patient may be somewhat confused and delirious.
I was so delirious, I told my mom that Jesus was coming.
He had been unconscious ever since a week last Monday night, but he was not delirious.
At every jolt he again felt unendurable pain; his feverishness increased and he grew delirious.
A delirious thought tommy sat down at the table.
He was never delirious the way most typhus patients are.
Here, the violence, tho undoubtedly extreme, is somewhat defused by the delirious absurdity of the staging.
Billy McLeod sent the defense the wrong way before firing home a memorable winner to send the home supporters delirious with excitement.
On the morning of Thursday 21st July he became delirious.
I had to hold on to one lad who went delirious.
City's fans were now delirious, Forest's trying to get out and go home, they'd seen enough.
With delirious joy the Jews of Smyrna - men, women and children - fell down and worshipped.
The delirious sapper officer who was originally in command, disappears overboard during the night.
Fast, shallow breathing, loss of control, groping around with the fingers, delirious talk, sweat.
There was nothing for me to do but offer comfort to the others, who were now lying delirious in their respective bunks.
Raw, volatile and just plain HUGE, Delirious had pulled another stunner out of the bag.
Next, three girls in bright dresses dance in time to the music and we see delirious?
This site in no way reflects the opinions of Delirious?
It might even get playtime on Radio 1. Delirious?
A big hitter by any standards, the self-produced project captured the most comprehensive Delirious?
He was delirious anyway.
Mischa's enormous popularity with fans is based on a very busy resume that includes appearances in the films Notting Hill, the Sixth Sense, Lost and Delirious.
These are the rhythms of life for a big band like Delirious?
A delirious thought Tommy sat down at the table.
The restraint which it imposes and the equal distribution of heat over the surface frequently cause sleep quickly in patients who have previously been wildly delirious and entirely sleepless.