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fidget

[fij-it] / ˈfɪdʒ ɪt /


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"Your brain has a really powerful influence on how much you fidget, how much you want to move, and how encouraged you are to take a nap," says Best.

From Science Daily

They can take four minutes on the answer, and people are now fidgeting in the crowd.

From Los Angeles Times

It doesn't fidget much or use a lot of body language.

From Salon

As her mother explains how she struggled to keep her alive amid a collapsing health system in Gaza, Niveen, with her big brown eyes and tiny frame, cries and fidgets.

From BBC

She faltered at times in her first hour of giving testimony, fidgeting with her long nails, and pausing when overwhelmed by emotion and fighting back tears.

From BBC