fidgety

"You mean that she isn't in the least fidgety," replied the doctor.

And she is so—so fidgety and—and nervous and high-spirited and silly.

He sat there and stared at her until she grew red and fidgety.

She's only fidgety; if I can hold her when they throw off, I 'll have no trouble afterwards.

That was no wonder; for, in this fidgety world, Lily Prior was a treasure.

Half an hour must have gone by, and, though on the look-out, I was not fidgety.

Now, among the leaves of the Oak there was one that was always restless and fidgety.

Since yesterday afternoon he has refused all his food, and been so restless and fidgety.

But you make me fidgety, having to turn my head around every minute after you.

No; I feel too fidgety about my father looking for us to want any food.