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Puppy love, the poem, explains the meaning of the word hyperactive when the first parragraph says, Almost hyperactive,
Without doubt lively,
Incredibly inquisitive,
Exploring constantly. you can somewhat see what hyperactive means.

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By Damian Murphy

A hairy ball of energy
Who loves to run and play,
Whose tricks and tomfoolery
Would brighten any day.
Almost hyperactive,
Without doubt lively,
Incredibly inquisitive,
Exploring constantly.

Chewing on everything,
Peeing everywhere,
Not fond of house training
but slowly getting there.
Extremely mischievous,
Just wants to have fun,
Loves to get pets from us,
Each and everyone.

Yapping so excitedly
At everyone and everything,
Such an incredibly funny
Lovable little thing.
Who looks at us imploringly
With great big brown eyes
That we fell in love totally
Should come as no surprise

This lovely little puppy
Right from the start
Became one of the family,
Captured every ones heart.

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Hyper-excited; overexcited; afire; aflutter; aquifer; etc.

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Negative:
Hyperactive means might be used as annoyingly active.

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hy-per-ac-tive (4 syllables)
Hyperactive means abnormally or extremely active.

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From the Welsh elements dy "great" and llanw "tide, flow". In Welsh mythology Dylan was a god or hero associated with the sea. He was the son of Arianrhod and was accidentally slain by his uncle Govannon.Famous bearers include the Welsh poet Dylan Thomas (1914-1953) and the American musician Bob Dylan (1941-), real name Robert Zimmerman, who took his stage surname from the poet's given name. Due to those two bearers, use of the name has spread outside of Wales in the last half of the 20th century. It received a further boost in popularity in the 1990s due to a character on the television series 'Beverly Hills 90210'.

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This shows an image of a white ball jumping around everywhere which shows a hyperactive person. Some people think a hyperactive person is much worse.

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Have you ever met a person with a lot of energy? If you haven’t, then you need to because they are really fun. I don’t know why but some people use it to describe a person as annoyingly active. I think this word is very important because I have heard many people use it meaning it is very popular in the english language. It comes from two different languages that have impacted our language. Hyperactive comes from greek and latin. The word hyper comes from greek and means over or above; and active comes from latin and means to do something. People should know this because some people might not know how to use it in context and might hurt someone else’s feelings without even knowing it.

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Synonyms are Agitated; excited; frenzied; heated; hectic; feverish; overactive; overwrought.