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• s  joyously unrestrained
• s  unrestrained, especially with regard to feelings
  exuberant compliments
• s  produced or growing in extreme abundance

• After Pulp Fiction made him famous in his mid-40s, Jackson settled into his current rhythm of mixing prestige projects with what might fondly be called exuberant crap.
• Members of such a Beltway family would have as good a chance as not to pass Ethel Kennedy, Bobby's widow and still the exuberant duchess of Hickory Hill, while driving to work .
• The nearest thing in modern opera to the lobster-supper diva of musical fable is exuberant, 42-year-old Grace Moore.

• ebullient
• high-spirited
• excessive
• extravagant
• overweening
• lush
• luxuriant
• profuse
• riotous

News & Articles

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• Memories flow at North Marysville High's graduation
  With black and yellow balloons and cakes at the ready, North Marysville High School students were both exuberant and wistful on Tuesday evening as minutes ticked down to their commencement. "My favorite memory was coming to North and meeting the teachers there," 18-year-old Mikee Cook...
  June 12, 2013 - Appeal-Democrat
• JPY Surges Most In 3 Years; "Buy-The-Dip-Mentality" Gone
  After a couple of days of exuberant dead-cat-bouncing in Japan (and therefore implicitly US equities), the reality that credit markets had been hinting at is starting to be realized once again. A nasty gap-down open in US equities saw BTFDers come piling back in, aided by pressure on bonds and a final liftathon into the EU close in AUDJPY. That was the best of the day and JPY's biggest surge in ...
  June 11, 2013 - Zero Hedge
• ‘Kinky Boots’ Wins Tony for Musical; ‘Vanya’ Named Play
  Exuberant drag queens and Cyndi Lauper pop tunes prevailed at the Tony Awards, as “Kinky Boots” was named the best new Broadway musical.
  June 10, 2013 - Bloomberg

Quotes

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• Lewis Hamilton in Herald Sun
  I was driving in an over-exuberant manner and as a result was stopped by the police,Hamilton said. "What I did was silly and I want to apologise for it."
• Hillary Rodham Clinton in Wall Street Journal
  We both have exuberant and sometimes uncontrollable supporters,Mrs. Clinton said in the opening moments of a two-hour debate televised on MSNBC.
• Ben Bernanke in USA Today
  For strengthening regulations, Bernanke said steps should be taken to make the US financial system less susceptible to "exuberant booms and disastrous busts."