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fidget

[fij-it] / ˈfɪdʒ ɪt /


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One person can be seen fidgeting with the blood vials drawn from Bronstein while his body lays prone.

From Los Angeles Times

Anthony, looking toward his son fidgeting in the cold, told the pastor, “He said the event was sad, but the church was boring.”

From Los Angeles Times

Migrants have reported that the facial recognition feature has failed to capture users with darker skin or fidgeting babies.

From Los Angeles Times

Sometimes she’ll fidget, and sometimes she just becomes overwhelmed and can shut down.

From Seattle Times

He fidgeted in his chair as he listened to the senators opine, and thwacked his microphone to ensure it was working just before he starting reading his opening statement.

From New York Times