fidgety

Modifying Another Word

• little: With the mobile phone abuse at a high, he can't help but get a little fidgety.
• very: Children can be very fidgety and not able to stay in one place or complete an activity.
• too: After all, you can easily hop off again if you get too fidgety!

Used with adjective complement

• get: After the first two pieces every tune sounded the same and the crowd got fidgety, starting push waves and shouting for the Monkeys.
• feel: Goes quietly and well, but can feel fidgety on poor roads.

Modifies a noun

• child: Its high-quality 3-D animations, computer graphics, and full-motion video with easy-to-understand narration will capture the imagination of even the most fidgety child.
• person: Is a fidgety person less likely to become a couch potato than a less fidgety person?
• gameplay: All of this leads to some fidgety stop-start gameplay, and it doesn't help that there isn't that much to interact with.
• movement: Abnormal movements such as the restless or fidgety movements of chorea or the odd positions and posture of dystonia may be apparent.