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• s  (usually followed by `to') full of eagerness
  raring to go

• Behind Bush was a statue of Major General Andrew Jackson, who defeated the British at New Orleans in the War of 1812 and later the seventh president, on a raring steed.
• They were raring to go, but Jackie did not leave the car to join them.
• As for Chappelle, last week he sounded raring to go but not sure he had a place to go to.

• impatient

News & Articles

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• Browse News
  We all know you've been raring for a reason to show off your 10-gallon hat and shiny, new spurs, and on Friday, June 14, you'll finally have that opportunity.
  June 13, 2013 - The North Coast Journal
• Russell Wilson's sophomore slump? Rest of NFL should be so lucky
  Seattle's biggest good luck charm is all warmed up and raring to go. Even the Mariners are feeling it.
  June 13, 2013 - Crosscut
• What an opening night at t-ball!
  Oh, what a night! Lily Rainey, 9, Kian Rainey, 4, and Veda Rainey, 2, Amy Boblitt and Brian Rainey’s kids, are there when I show up, ready and raring to go.
  June 13, 2013 - Yellow Springs News

Quotes

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• Amy Winehouse in Times Online
  I'm raring to go and really excited to be performing at my first Grammy Awards,Winehouse said. "I'd like to thank everyone for their support over the last couple of weeks. I'm really sorry I can't be there but I appreciate that I'm being...
• Michael Eavis in guardian.co.uk
  Glastonbury festival organiser Michael Eavis said: "After three years, I am now confident that we have developed the fairest ticketing operation available anywhere, and we are raring to go." "With the new scheme, backed by the all-important...
• Kevin Pietersen in WalesOnline
  There are a few things were thinking about,confirmed Pietersen. "There are guys who have come on this trip who are raring to go and wanting to play and it's just about making a decision on who the best team is to try and win a Test match...