preexcite
/prɪɛɡˈsɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to cause something to be excited before the usual time
“The early warning system was designed to preexcite the population in case of an emergency.”
2. verb
to cause the heart to beat faster than normal before the usual time
“The medication was prescribed to preexcite the heart rate before the surgery.”
3. noun
the state of being excited before the usual time
“The preexcite in the crowd made it difficult to control the situation.”