jittery

“I imagine Chevron personnel in Caracas are very jittery.”

But at 3.8% in the year to September, inflation remains considerably above the Bank's target and while that persists, consumers may remain jittery about spending, uneasy about the future path of prices.

Zaslav praised Warner Discovery’s performance in a Tuesday-morning call with senior company leadership and tried to ease jittery staffers, according to people on the call.

Higher interest costs help explain why investors get jittery when government bond yields rise across advanced economies, as they have this year.

I was so jittery I got plastered on red wine, then unwittingly insulted her with an off-color joke, almost blowing our relationship before it started.