"definitely curious" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe someone who is really interested in something. For example, "He was definitely curious about the new exhibit at the museum."
But I'm definitely curious.
"If you're not moving out of the city or losing your job, and if you have a financial cushion," Ms. Kulik said, "you are definitely curious".
Now we're definitely curious to see the actual video and whatever ensembles she'll be wearing.
But we were definitely curious about what it would really be like inside.
"The timing of the crackdown is definitely curious as Nintendo has just released Super Mario Maker which capitalizes on the custom Mario level hacks created illegally and have been proven popular in the Internet gaming world.
I'm definitely curious to see what happens to Cross next, and if the producers can get the stars to align, the idea of Cross and Bourne together in the same movie has the potential of being the Avengers of spy movies.
I'd definitely be curious what the artists who are currently "the new thing" think.
Because of Apple's usual opacity, my multiple calls and emails have gone unanswered, so it's nearly impossible to say for sure whether his poking around caused Apple to take action last week, but the timing definitely seems curious.
Once you tattoo a banana, print on marshmallows, or mold a Mona Lisa sugar cookie, you'll definitely be curious about what else is possible!
You're definitely the curious type, and while "curiosity" might have killed the cat, your curiosity is going to pay off.
I'm definitely a curious person; it's a helpful human trait, especially for someone who makes full-time use of creativity, but hopefully, we remember that we're asking something of another human being, not Siri.
