antsy adj.
twitchy, nervous.
[ | Papers 20G1: Minard’s talking and Peake’s scribbling were enough to drive anyone ancey [DARE]]. | |
One Cried Murder 199: The psychologist could look at his Van Gogh and get antsy all by himself. | ||
Jefferson Selleck 160: At my age some men get just about as antsy as they ever do get. | ||
Stay Hungry 245: He had been antsy with presentiment for some time. | ||
Glitter Dome (1982) 289: I was getting antsy around here in the house all the time. | ||
(con. 1968) Citadel (1989) 231: Steve and his clutch of antsy grunts. | ||
(con. 1920s) Legs 158: Boots was so antsy he missed an easy setup. | ||
Powder 412: This seemed to satisfy the antsy hedonist. | ||
Observer Screen 26 Mar. 11: Get your antsy passengers to their destinations. | ||
I, Fatty 122: Wall Street money was getting antsy. | ||
(con. 1980s) Skagboys 69: I’m getting a bit antsy. | ||
Whiplash River [ebook] ‘I got antsy and I knew you weren’t gonna fuck me’. | ||
Blood Miracles : ‘You’re an antsy little fuck’. | ||
Kill Shot [ebook] ‘Things any better with Jack? [...] ‘He’s getting antsy’. | ||
(con. 1991-94) City of Margins 190: It’s a short ride [...] and Nick is antsy the whole way. | ||
(con. 1962) Enchanters 12: I was up-the-ass antsy. |