agitate

Ama chastises, snapping her hand back and forth like Ma sometimes does when she’s agitated.

When highly agitated, as she was now, Lord Fredrick’s young bride had a regrettable tendency to blow over anything in her path.

Already, inflation is ticking up, and voters are once again agitated by the cost of living, recently electing Democrats who ran on the issue of affordability in Virginia, New Jersey and New York City.

It was now, however, that Michael Burry began to agitate to buy standardized credit default swaps.

Marriott became agitated after he was told he was late for his appointment.