Meanings of panicky feeling in English

The panicky feeling fled, and they regained their courage and self-possession.

She had a panicky feeling that she had set great forces at work.

She had a panicky feeling that she was going to cry.

The moment that I stopped running about so aimlessly the panicky feeling left me.

Ann had a panicky feeling as she searched the arrivals area for her son.

However, she intercepted the look and with a little panicky feeling turned her eyes away.

He forced himself by an effort, which had something of the heroic, to drop this panicky feeling.

When I turned thirty-five, I started getting a really panicky feeling, Lucy said, and Clare breathed a little easier.

But, if you can collect and arrange your gray brain matter and suppress all panicky feeling, it is easily got along with.

I get an edgy, panicky feeling: we're dropping into a concrete-walled tube with hand-holds on one side, and it's black as night inside.

Halfway across the river, he came to a halt with a strange, panicky feeling: there was no sign of Waterloo station on the other side.

It hurt but did not tear at him inside, nor did he have that odd panicky feeling as if he could not get enough air.

He was wholly baffling to Mr. Plimpton, whose sense of alarm increased momentarily into an almost panicky feeling as he remembered what Langmaid had said.

I grab a rung and shove myself down towards her, trying to ignore the panicky feeling of breathlessness and the weird sensations around my collarbone.

I know that the market opened quiet and that later Coal Tars broke and there is a flurry- apanickyfeeling perhaps.