| excite people | 1.78 | They excited people. | ||
| excite crowd | 1.25 | Occasionally, he can excite the crowd. | ||
| excite fan | 1.18 | And excite their fans once again. | ||
| excite voter | 1.18 | Platforms rarely excite voters. | ||
| excite investor | 1.05 | Sugar continued to excite investors. | ||
| excite interest | 0.79 | The posters excited much interest in the show. | ||
| excite child | 0.53 | Our announcement excited the children. | ||
| excite player | 0.53 | Some coaches just try to get the players excited. | ||
| excite kid | 0.46 | It takes nothing to get kids excited about chess. | ||
| excite passion | 0.46 | Why should arguments over the issue excite the passion they often do? | ||
| excite sense | 0.46 | The process excites his senses. | ||
| excite market | 0.39 | A big order from Iran particularly excited the market. | ||
| excite student | 0.39 | The students were clearly excited by the chance to be in court. | ||
| excite curiosity | 0.33 | He also excites curiosity about the language. | ||
| excite doctor | 0.33 | That, claims Navarro, has doctors most excited. | ||
| excite game | 0.33 | And how excited the game felt about him. | ||
| excite imagination | 0.33 | But for all that, it still has the power to excite the imagination. | ||
| excite lot | 0.33 | So far, Miami is exciting a lot of people. | ||
| excite atom | 0.26 | It excites atoms to create light. | ||
| excite coach | 0.26 | His quick hands allow him to do some things with the bat that excite coaches. |