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antsy

[ant-see] / ˈænt si /


Example Sentences

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But a slam by Martin breathed some life into an antsy building, and the roars got a bit louder about a minute later.

From Washington Times

Even if passed, it is highly unlikely to get past the Democratic-controlled Senate, and analysts are starting to get antsy the government will run out of money earlier than expected because of weak tax payments.

From Reuters

He’s clearly antsy to get back on the ice.

From Washington Post

They aren’t scheduled to make their initial selection until the third round at No. 74, unless general manager Andrew Berry gets antsy and makes a move.

From Washington Times

And as the runs ticked up and an April afternoon ticked away in the span of their first inning Tuesday against Torres High, players in the dugout grew antsy.

From Los Angeles Times