Synonym: frantic, giddy, hysterical, mad, raving, violent. Similar words: curious, various, imperious, mysterious, laboriously, deliver, delight, delicate. Meaning: [dɪ'lɪrɪəs] 
adj. 1. experiencing delirium 2. marked by uncontrolled excitement or emotion.
adj. 1. experiencing delirium 2. marked by uncontrolled excitement or emotion. 
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31) First he developed a raging temperature, then he became delirious and couldn't recognize people.
32) For two weeks he was in a delirious condition, then began to recover.
33) Dempster breaks a leg in a fall from his gig, having driven drunkenly, and is brought home delirious.
34) He was delirious with delight.
35) He was delirious from fever.
36) The delirious ravings of Intoxication or of Fever.
37) Delirious crowds cheered Neville Chamberlain's return from Munich.
38) The delirious woman was arrested for baring all.
39) Acutely psychotic filicide: a psychotic or delirious mother kills her child without any comprehensive motive (perhaps accompanied by command hallucinations).
40) Sometimes they believed they must still be delirious and these things had not happened at all.
41) Arriving at Donner Lake 20 days later, they found the camp completely snowbound and the surviving emigrants delirious with relief at their arrival.
42) In Cold Blood, which he immodestly heralded as a new form of non-fiction novel, was received with delirious approval; Norman Mailer dubbed Perry as one of the great characters in American literature.
43) The old couple were delirious,(http://sentencedict.com/delirious.html) and were doing strange things.
44) She must have been half an hour in this delirious condition.
45) Was he delirious with pneumonia and no blanket to cover him?
46) As the weeks of prodigious , delirious victories succeeded one another, they were emboldened.
47) During the fever he became delirious and said some strange things.
48) In Thy delirious joy Thou dancest , clapping Thy hands together!
49) Most of the time she was quite unconscious of her surroundings and often delirious.
50) Man chester are once more engulfed in the delirious joy of Champions League melodrama.
51) Operating a pitch of delirious precision, the movie is a rich, cartoonish dream: non-stop Op art, and a triumph of virtual virtuosity.
52) She knew that he had become delirious, and tried to pacify him.
53) Mrs. Thatcher was very ill, and a great part of the time delirious.
54) His tax-cutting pledge brought a delirious crowd to their feet.
More similar words: curious, various, imperious, mysterious, laboriously, deliver, delight, delicate, delivery, guideline, delightful, deliberately, dubious, envious, anxious, obvious, previous, officious, bumptious, vivacious, ambitious, oblivious, obviously, pugnacious, loquacious, suspicious, mendacious, capricious, previously, subconsciously.