Nervy Definition

nûrvē
nervier, nerviest
adjective
nervier, nerviest
Full of courage; bold.
Webster's New World
Rudely bold; brazen; impudent.
Webster's New World
Nervous; excitable; jittery.
Webster's New World
Strong; vigorous; sinewy.
Webster's New World
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Other Word Forms of Nervy

Adjective

Base Form:
nervy
Comparative:
nervier
Superlative:
nerviest

Origin of Nervy

  • nerve +"Ž -y

    From Wiktionary

Nervy Sentence Examples

  • We could be in for a very nervy run to the line.

  • Meanwhile, Beef Or Salmon's as short as 9-2, but looks a little nervy, kicking out in the parade.

  • The band played well on stage after a slightly nervy start, after being drawn between Brighouse and Grimethorpe.

  • The masses of wild garlic by the Sylfaen brook, close to the A458, concluded an aromatic but rather nervy outing.

  • Arthur is very laid back and Nell is quite nervy, I think it is just her nature.

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Words Starting With

NNENER

Words Ending With

YVYRVY

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