twitchy

She was just a bit twitchy because of the job interview.

Near one of those mothers, even I get a bit twitchy.

She seemed a lot more twitchy than he remembered, always moving her hands.

This twitchy little guy seemed to have something to hide.

The twitchy one didn't show up again in the window.

You were this twitchy kid who just wanted to run home and hide under his bed or something.

No, if that were the game they wouldn't be so twitchy.

I just got invoked a couple days ago, and I'm twitchy as hell.

He broke off to block a young guy and his twitchy date at the door.

In this case, they looked not just twitchy but demented.

At least it looked like the same twitchy lobster; there might be more than one.

It made me twitchy and upset the natural order of watching home runs.

Everybody has a big laugh on the subject of twitchy nerves.

The knowledge that it was bright outside made him twitchy, restless.

There was some color in his cheeks now, and he seemed more relaxed, less twitchy.

Peter shrugged, but he was twitchy now, more animated than before.

It would be a twitchy time for all involved, but nothing that they couldn't beat.

This line of questioning had my brother's boss all twitchy.

"He's been twitchy ever since he heard Kirk would be there.

He could probably smell it on me, or sense the twitchy nervousness through my body.

Now he knew why she irritated him with her twitchy unhappiness.

I, on the other hand, was twitchy with anticipation.

But these days the Tories are an unusually twitchy lot.

The inevitable result was that everyone became twitchy and irritable, especially the children.

All you're seeing is a market that's twitchy and sensitive."