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What does fidgety mean?
It means you are unable to sit still and you always have to be moving around restlessly.
What are antonyms for stillness?
Movement flowing[as in waters] active fidgety
How do you spell impatiant?
The correct spelling is "impatient" (unwilling to wait, fidgety).
What are examples of idosyncrasies?
Idiosyncrasies of nervousness include the biting of nails, tapping of toes, biting one's lip or becoming quite fidgety
Another word for constantly in motion?
Some additional words for constantly in motion are restless and fidgety. Additional words are hyper, flitting, and antsy.
What part of speech is fidgety?
Fidgety is an adjective.
Is fidgety an adjective?
Yes, fidgety is an adjective and it means "restless;impatient;uneasy".
Can give make any sentence with the word fidgety?
The child couldn't sit still in class and was constantly fidgety, tapping their foot and playing with their pencil.
What does fidgety mean?
It means you are unable to sit still and you always have to be moving around restlessly.
How do you use fidgety in a sentence?
When young children have to sit and wait too long they get fidgety and can't sit still.
What are the antonyms for still?
Movement flowing[as in waters] active fidgety
What are antonyms for stillness?
Movement flowing[as in waters] active fidgety
If a horse is constantly doing fidgety movement or sweating what behavior is it doing?
if it is doing fidgety movement, it is probably uncomfortable or is eager to exercise. if it is sweating, it may be sick or could be hot or pressured.
How do you spell impatiant?
The correct spelling is "impatient" (unwilling to wait, fidgety).
What words start in f and and in y?
fatty faulty fidgety fanny funny fry Friday falsely frequently
Are west highland terriers good lap dogs?
yes there are very good lap dogs but do get fidgety after a while
What do you call a person that is really fidgety?
A person who is really fidgety can be described as restless or anxious. They may exhibit behaviors like tapping their fingers, bouncing their legs, or shifting in their seat. Such behaviors often indicate a need for movement or a response to stress or nervousness. In some contexts, they might also be referred to as hyperactive.
