Meanings of become fidgety in English

He had expected them somewhat earlier, and was beginning to become fidgety.

Monsieur Le Prun, it was evident, had become fidgety and fanciful.

Arabella in the meantime had become fidgety and unhappy.

Mr. Hunter, for example, whom I used to think an even tempered and easygoing sort of man, has become fidgety and querulous.

Mademoiselle Vadevant was also becoming fidgety, though she strove to hide it.

He became fidgety with waiting as the hours went by.

The mare, tired of waiting, became fidgety to be off.

The boys became fidgety and restless.

Very considerately, the good old missionary made it short; for the congregation became fidgety and inattentive as soon as it commenced.

But scarcely had Margari struggled through a few lines when Henrietta again became fidgety and said she longed for something to eat.

The Jew now became fidgety, and he hastened down to the Khoja's door, at which he knocked, and entering, said, Good-day, Khoja Effendi.

He became fidgety; the half smile, half grin which he almost perpetually wore passed altogether from his face, and he looked uncomfortable and dangerous.

Felix, too, became fidgety, and at last said in a whisper, "Edmond, let us return; there is something wrong, I am sure of it!"