Synonym: charm, delight, enchant, enrapture, enthrall, excite, tingle, titillate. Similar words: thrilled, drill, thrive, thrift, brilliant, primarily, shrink, shrimp. Meaning: [θrɪl] 
n. 1. the swift release of a store of affective force 2. an almost pleasurable sensation of fright 3. something that causes you to experience a sudden intense feeling or sensation. v. 1. cause to be thrilled by some perceptual input 2. feel sudden intense sensation or emotion 3. tremble convulsively, as from fear or excitement 4. fill with sublime emotion; tickle pink.
n. 1. the swift release of a store of affective force 2. an almost pleasurable sensation of fright 3. something that causes you to experience a sudden intense feeling or sensation. v. 1. cause to be thrilled by some perceptual input 2. feel sudden intense sensation or emotion 3. tremble convulsively, as from fear or excitement 4. fill with sublime emotion; tickle pink. 
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(91) If you want to thrill an audience, taking risks is essential.
(92) But it is not every image that succeeds in suggesting something of the thrill of the hunt as well as curiosity.
(93) But driving a friend's Cobra replica around the club circuit at Silverstone was a real thrill.
(94) She heard his footsteps on the stairs and was only aware of the thrill that coursed through her.
(95) Michael watched Joe's eyes and a thrill of anticipation went through him.
(96) The thrill and glamour of traveling the world for tennis tournaments has faded for her.
(97) I suppose you must get a thrill out of it ... stop imagining things about me.
(98) Converse glanced at the bearded man and the thrill of recognition rang loud and clear.
(99) The insanity of one unites the sane majority, while the ghoul and the cynic get another cheap thrill.
(100) I'm getting too old to risk life and limb for a cheap thrill.
(101) The use of different divisions gave many more climbers the chance to experience the thrill of competing at their own level.
(102) I longed to feel again the thrill of discovery, the thrill of improvement.
(103) The eye can not rest on one thing, as in traditional circus, but you are constantly seeking the next thrill.
(104) I have to confess to a little thrill of excitement as I pulled out next morning.
(105) Kendrick talked about the thrill of attending a White House dinner.
(106) The thrill of coming out of Oxford Circus tube and seeing a pile of me at the news-stand was pretty hard to beat.
(107) The thrill of the bananas started to fade after a while.
(108) Then he allowed me to rub it into his injured posterior, a great thrill for me.
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(109) I can honestly say it was the greatest thrill I have ever experienced.
(110) Even though I've been acting for 40 years, I still get a thrill out of going on stage on opening night.
(111) Not just the thrill of all that acceleration, all that speed, all that flying water.
(112) At second hand we could have enjoyed the thrill of dangerous living or shown magnanimous sympathy with the victims of oppression.
(113) It gave the cabin cruiser set a thrill to see us in action.
(114) Sometimes I walk very close to the edge of the cliffs for the thrill of it.
(115) Well, apart from that camp every other day thrill ... But seldom with anything approaching seriousness.
(116) But in the last pages Chailly slackens the pulse again, and instead of an ending to exhilarate and thrill we have anticlimax.
(117) Nothing but the thrill of seeing your name in print, alongside your gut-wrenching tale of finding foreign objects in your food.
(118) The thrill of discovering that he could break into secret files spurred Paul on to more daring data raids.
(119) He missed, above all, the split-second thrill of soaring over Liverpool's matchless fences.
(120) It will thrill younger children but seem standard fare to young teenagers.