Object

• lot: I sleep on my front but tend to fidget a lot.

• bit: Thing is... " the demon fidgeted a bit under Spike's gaze.

Converse of object

• get: Justin gets bored, fidgets then starts looking at all the neatly organized books.

Adjective modifier

• little: A little fidget - but - such a lovely cat - well presented and a star in the making ( if not already!

Modifying Another Word

• nervously: He was aware of the woman fidgeting nervously, moving further away from him.

• constantly: The RAV4 is constantly fidgeting in a tiresome vertical bounce where most cars, even sporty ones, manage to flatten the contour lines.

• about: Naturally I stood on a piece of high ground and fidgeted about in order to make this harder for him.

• n't: She did n't fidget or want to sit down.

• not: Do not fidget, scratch, or stare out of the window at this point.

• often: They often fidget and sit in distorted postures to try to gain stability.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• around: It will probably shake and fidget around like a broker without his first cup of coffee.

• up: I fidgeted up and down the raft, abusing myself to myself, and Jim was fidgeting up and down past me.

Used with why or when

• when: Children with ADHD might constantly run around and climb over things, fidget when they have to sit down and be very noisy.

Preposition: with

• hand: Fidgets with hands or feet or squirms on seat.