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1. (adj.) jittery
extremely tense and nervous; jumpy.
2. jittery
having a jitter; marked by quick, jumping movements.
Etymology: (1930–35, Amer.)
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| Definition of 'jittery' |
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1. (adj) jittery
characterized by jerky movements
"a jittery ride"
2. (adj) edgy, high-strung, highly strung, jittery, jumpy, nervy, overstrung, restive, uptight
being in a tense state
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Sense: very nervous and easily upset
She has become very jittery since her accident.
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 Afrikaans: senuweeagtig |
 Arabic: عصَبي المِزاج |
 Bulgarian: паникьосан |
 Brazilian: nervoso |
 Czech: ustrašený |
 German: nervös |
 Danish: nervøs; anspændt |
 Greek: νευρικός, ευερέθιστος |
 Spanish: nervioso |
 Estonian: närviline |
 Farsi: عصبی؛ دچار دلهره |
 Finnish: hermostunut |
 French: froussard |
 Hebrew: עַצבָּנִי |
 Hindi: घबराया, हैरान |
 Croatian: razdražljiv |
 Hungarian: ideges |
 Indonesian: mudah terkejut |
 Icelandic: taugaóstyrkur |
 Italian: nevrastenico |
 Japanese: 神経過敏な |
 Korean: 신경질적인 |
 Lithuanian: nervingas |
 Latvian: nervozs |
 Malay: gugup |
 Dutch: zenuwachtig |
 Norwegian: nervøs, urolig |
 Polish: roztrzęsiony |
 Persian: عصبی؛ دچار دلهره |
 Pashto: عصبی |
 Portuguese: nervoso |
 Romanian: nervos |
 Russian: нервный |
 Slovak: nervózny, panikársky |
 Slovenian: živčen |
 Serbian: uzrujan |
 Swedish: skakis, nervis |
 Thai: กระวนกระวายใจ; ว้าวุ่นใจ; |
 Turkish: çok sinirli |
 Taiwanese: 極度緊張不安的, 容易不安的 |
 Ukrainian: нервовий |
 Urdu: وحشت زدہ |
 Vietnamese: dễ bị kích thích |
 Chinese: 极度紧张不安的，神经过敏的 |
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