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• v  produce hyperventilation in
  The nurses had to hyperventilate the patient
• v  breathe excessively hard and fast
  The mountain climber started to hyperventilate

• The cable news networks hyperventilate.
• You'd hyperventilate too especially if, for the first time in memory, you don't have a job lined up.
• They will forgive Obama's less-flattering connections but hyperventilate over McCain's, or vice versa.

News & Articles

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• Independence Day a weeklong party with Macy Gray in Wilmington, fireworks in Dewey
  If just reading about Firefly Music Festival's record-breaking crowd of 65,000 last weekend is enough to make you hyperventilate, then perhaps Rehoboth Beach is not the place for you on July 4.
  June 28, 2013 - The News Journal

Quotes

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• Bobby Petrino in USA Today
  I hope I don't hyperventilate like some of the rookies do,Petrino said jokingly. "I think I will be OK out there, but I'm looking forward to seeing them play."
• Pat Summitt in San Francisco Chronicle
  We mustn't hyperventilate when the national airline takes tour operators and builds a relationship with them, because that is building the business. When you take a local authority or a government department and they spend taxpayers' money on... Trevor Manuel http://www.google.com/url?q=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trevor_Manuel&source=dictionary&usg=AFQjCNHzgRJQ0OMdCDcLvc3GHF65I5vi4g Jacaranda 94.2 http://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.jacarandafm.com/kagiso/content/en/jacaranda/jacaranda-news%3Foid%3D817793%26sn%3DDetail%26pid%3D6182%26More-tickets-bought-with-taxpayers--money&source=dictionary&usg=AFQjCNHL_uH0q0hSU3XVrVPntTPvBJN6wQ Jul 7, 2010 49051 66609 hyperventilate I went into the locker room and said, 'Ladies, you just need to calm down.' They were about to hyperventilate," Summitt said.