in a flutter
aflutter
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aflutter
adjective
- Being in a flutter; fluttering: with flags aflutter.
- Nervous and excited.
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Adjective
(comparative more aflutter, superlative most aflutter)
- (postpositive) In a state of excited anticipation or confusion.
Origin
From a- + flutter.
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