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jitter

[jit-er] / ˈdʒɪt ər /








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I see the new girl, Charlotte, standing with her team and my insides tangle up with pre-race jitters.

From Literature

Wall Street jitters about the Iran war spilled over Tuesday into a vital part of U.S. financial markets that typically hum along without a hitch.

From MarketWatch

Those include AI jitters, struggles in private-credit markets and a sharp decline in investors’ expectations for interest-rate cuts that has sent bond yields soaring, lifting borrowing costs across the economy.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Bruins shook off their early jitters by hitting their next eight shots to quickly build a 13-point lead midway through the half.

From Los Angeles Times

But the war in Iran, skyrocketing gas prices and other economic jitters are making homebuyers nervous, Redfin says, adding that it’s a buyer’s market, with sellers outnumbering buyers by more than 40%.

From The Wall Street Journal