enthusiasm (noun)
71turnoff — noun Date: circa 1852 1. a turning off 2. a place where one turns off; especially exit 4 3. one that causes loss of interest or enthusiasm < the music was a turnoff > …
72verve — noun Etymology: French, from Middle French, caprice, from Old French, word, gossip, from Vulgar Latin *verva, from Latin verba, plural of verbum word more at word Date: 1697 1. archaic special ability or talent 2. a. the spirit and enthusiasm… …
73vim — noun Etymology: Latin, accusative of vis strength; akin to Greek is strength, Sanskrit vaya meal, strength Date: 1843 robust energy and enthusiasm …
74wet blanket — noun Date: 1844 one that quenches or dampens enthusiasm or pleasure …
75Moonie — noun a) A member of the ; a follower of its founder <ref name= worldbook ></ref><ref name= websters ></ref> b) A person who shows exceptional enthusiasm for a cause or organization, a zealot.<ref name= partridge… …
76Anglomania — noun Exaggerated enthusiasm for anything English …
77passion of a convert — noun extreme enthusiasm shown by a person who has recently taken a new task or set of beliefs. Jim showed the passion of a convert when he joined the Green Party …
78spring in one's step — noun enthusiasm, energy or a positive outlook or cheerful attitude. After her promotion, she carried out her new position with a spring in her step and a contagious smile …
79hotrodder — noun a person who has an enthusiasm for hot rods …
80comsymp — noun A Communist sympathizer; a liberal. Personally, I think hes a comsymp. Or close. Thats why I never had much enthusiasm for being on it, great as you all seem to think it is …
