antsy

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• The pandemic had made them antsy to be social again, but the idea of a dance was inconceivable a year before.

• I was starting to get a little antsy, and with all the other routes full, I decided to ask some of the climbers on the wall if I could climb behind them rather than wait for them to top out.

• While I think many of us are getting antsy and want to get out and about, I think our relationship with the home has changed.

• Even when she vowed to take a month or two off from traveling, she’d get antsy and book a last-minute getaway.

• As an adult, well, it meant those same things, plus driving from one relative’s house to another, with two antsy little boys in the back seat.

• But the polls tightened up, and people started getting a little antsy.

• All antsy-ness dissipated when Kristian Nairn, a.k.a. Hodor, lumbered onstage.

• Handlers bring the puppies down in waves to prevent them from getting too tired, freaked out, or antsy while filming.

• Unable to see the statue up close, as planned, the students are already antsy—running around the fountain behind us.

• But following her second year, she says she “got antsy” and was ready to move on from classrooms and into audition rooms.

• Give the suits something to occupy themselves with—otherwise they get antsy and stir up trouble.