hepped up

At the end of the day, I think that's why people get so hepped up.

How did you get so hepped up without alcohol or caffeine?

The blogosphere is pretty hepped up about this.

They're all hepped up over something.

He is whisper-thin, hepped up, almost maniacally affable.

You're all hepped up.

All that we have been hepped up about is what is up in the attic and have forgot the cellar.

M: You're right, Anne, we were all hepped up on so much Prozac and cable television that we always believed what our leaders told us.

There are no Chevys hepped up with gargantuan Cadillac V8s here, just hot Fords and harsh criminal lives.

Hepped Up on Goofballs (1997 Spine Punch Music)

Hepped up on Gingrich's candidate-training tapes, Santorum announced his plans to run against incumbent Harris Wofford in 1994.

Giles had been most keen to ruminate on Damaras story, and then he got really hepped up when Willow located the missing persons report on Pepper Roback.

If that’s the sort of thing that gets you all hepped up to pour a glass of chardonnay and order some gauzy embroidered tunics and Clarks sandals from the Soft Surroundings catalog, then you go, girl!

NEW YORK, Sept. 18 /PRNewswire/ -- In this first season of the critically- acclaimed "The Sarah Silverman Program," Sarah gets hepped up on cough syrup, takes in a homeless man and poops her pants.

<p>"Well, I gabbled so much about my plans to Bob van Eyk that he got all hepped up himself; and insisted on going along and sharing the expenses; which meant, of course, that we could equip much more elaborately than I had planned to and therefore more certainly ensure the success of our undertaking."