hysterical

Women fainted, men sobbed, while children in shock picked their way through the crowds of hysterical adults.

Here is no wild exaltation, no hysterical obedience to hotly-conceived impulse.

Her hysterical caresses awakened him and the little fellow could not understand what ailed his mother.

It struck her as a species of ghastly sentiment, which at once distressed, and impelled her to hysterical mirth.

The third or fourth year represents the age limit, below which hysterical symptoms do not appear.

He flung himself into his chair, hid his face with his hands, and burst into hysterical tears.