Meanings of more fidgety in English

All of this was accompanied by more fidgety percussion from the thrusters.

Mrs. Coombe became each moment more fidgety, she became, in fact, jerky!

The more urgent Bob Quirk became, the more fidgety grew Archie.

He was only thoughtful, but I kept gettin' more nervous and more fidgety.

Day after day Mr. Smithson seemed to grow more fidgety, more annoyed at the state of affairs.

But she seemed more fidgety than contemplative.

Captain O'Brien, who was much more fidgety than his friend, frequently went on deck to take a look-out.

Lord Crosland grew more and more fidgety; and at last he said hotly, "You ought to interfere!"

He was always more fidgety than I was, and reading was the only thing that had ever calmed him down.

He, too, was gone a long while; the horse got more fidgety, but at last he appeared, carrying two of Louis's bags.

But her husband's visage, and his movements, betokened no such peaceful tendency; every moment he grew more fidgety, betrayed a stronger irritation.

The guitars crunch stridently over drums that keep threatening to resolve into a glam stomp, but never quite do, hovering somewhere more fidgety instead.