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fretful

[fret-fuhl] / ˈfrɛt fəl /


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Oliver is used to hospitals, but is fretful, and wriggles as the research nurse slowly injects the treatment, about a cup full, into a catheter in his chest.

From BBC

Dozens of fretful parents gathered outside the school Friday afternoon as they waited for their children to be released.

From Seattle Times

Fried potatoes are one of mankind’s greatest inventions, but deep-frying at home can be as fussy and fretful as clipping a frantic cat’s claws.

From Seattle Times

Sargent, for one, is fretful about a backlash.

From Washington Post

The oldest man to be sworn in as president has moved through his first 100 days with an air of impatience and urgency and little evidence of fretful indecision.

From Washington Post