Exuberance (n.) gets shushed in libraries, churches and offices, which is where adults spend their days.
Exuberance (n.) is energy that has not been told no yet
Exuberance (n.) is charming in a child and expensive in an adult
Zest (n.) tires out everyone in the room except the person who has it.
Zest (n.) is to life what hunger is in relation to food.
Zest (n.) is the secret of all beauty. There is no beauty that is attractive without zest.
Zest (n.) is the secret of all beauty and no beauty is attractive without it.
Zeal (n.) is the feeling you have before you secure the thing, as compared with "Stung," which is your condition after you have captured it.
Zeal (n.) is like fire; it needs both feeding and watching.
Zeal (n.) is fit only for wise men, but is found mostly in fools.
Zeal (n.) is by no means the same with fury and rage