adrenaline

We do need that feeing of getting excited, that little bit of adrenaline.

His father convinced him to play football instead to release his adrenaline.

Unlike most winter sports, snowshoeing offers little adrenaline or obvious climaxes.

A sudden surge of hormones, like adrenaline, blasts through your body and begins a cascade of changes that prepare you for danger.

You’ve probably noticed that when you’re under pressure and your adrenaline levels skyrocket, you don’t want to think about a bunch of unlikely alternatives to what you are trying to do.

The Islamic State was closing in on the media center, she said, still trembling from a mix of adrenaline and fear.

After about five minutes his pulse disappeared, and despite a few more doses of adrenaline, it never returned.

Above all else, it is clear that ISIS is an adrenaline addict.

For Red Bull, who built their brand selling an adrenaline-fueled lifestyle, that's the whole appeal.

At the end of the adrenaline-packed scene, they both end up getting away.

In the latter class are included such drugs as hydrastine and adrenaline.