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US
/ˈæntsi/
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[ UK /ˈæntsi/ ]
[ UK /ˈæntsi/ ]
ADJECTIVE
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nervous and unable to relax
a restless child
a constant fretful stamping of hooves
How To Use antsy In A Sentence
- His hands on the wheel were slippery with perspiration, his fingers antsy and trembling. THE LAST TEMPTATION
- Once they reached the top of the stairs, Lily jested, ‘Antsy, are we?’
- The kids were acting antsy which is to be expected because, damn, there at a freaking bank. Badbadzoot Diary Entry
- Antsy for success, too much in her head, she considers defection with Merce (Kat Primeau), the singer, sultry and cool, seemingly disinterested, not beyond considering a side deal (or at least a tryst) with a label guy. James Scarborough: Hollywood Fringe: The Dumb Waiter, Vespertine Productions & Girl Band in the Men's Room, Dirty Blonde Productions
- The can have dreamy deseadas on an individual's life, although nonclassical colonitis and antsy anaology can upstream incur the beneficiary of the illness. Wii-volution
- This is the end of a tour so I'm a little antsy, I guess.
- I think that would be nice, but I'm kind of antsy about the take-away already. * sigh* They like Chinese or curry. Sheepdip Diary Entry
- The Okinawa Awamori Distillers 'Association is getting antsy about declining alcohol consumption among young people, so they came up with the idea of combining the awamori with locally grown fruit and brown sugar to create the liqueurs. WordPress.com News
- As Jerry, McMenamin has by far the showiest role, and the actor proves a smoothly effective interpreter of this antsy provocateur. 'At Home at the Zoo' expands Albee's classic one-act play
- The wife is still a little antsy, and Gerasimov is still co-operating. CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER