Fidgeting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FIDGETING in dictionary:

VERB:
• FIDGET, to move about restlessly
• make small movements, especially of the hands and feet, through nervousness or impatience
• be impatient or uneasy
NOUN:
• a person who fidgets.
• a state of mental or physical restlessness or unease
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move nervously or restlessly

Words related to FIDGETING

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How to use FIDGETING in a sentence

• The thought of her mother fidgeting for her return home was delightful.
• Then followed a long period of waiting, wherein Madame, fidgeting restlessly on her seat, kept fierce eyes fixed on the door through which the viands entered.
• And his self-restraint sobered her, made her refrain from the flashing and fidgeting which were the only way she knew of taking part in the immemorial love-dance.
• The sleeping figure in that big four-poster moved a little as the tide of sound played upon it, fidgeting this way and that.
• But there stands your cook, fidgeting and looking this way, as if she had a word to put in on the occasion.
• Its representation is a scene-shifting, fidgeting business, but its charms tempt us almost invariably to sit it out.
• The Poor Relation had been fidgeting about and working her mouth while all this was going on.
• Jill was fidgeting about the room, until her father called her to order, and then she sat down to the table.
• She stopped unwillingly, her hand fidgeting ineffectually to be free.
• In the complete stillness that prevailed, the dog was heard sniffing and fidgeting about the furniture.
• The old man walked to and fro, fidgeting with his tools.
• The other men were snoring or fidgeting restlessly.
• How he knew I was an American at all I am unable to say, but the fellow had been fidgeting the whole time to break out upon me with this question.
• Louise noticed his forward-standing ears and his fidgeting.
• Hodge was hardly able to breathe, and Harry Rattleton was fidgeting uneasily.
• Kutka, who had been fidgeting about near us and patiently waiting for scraps, suddenly pricked up his ears and growled.
• Like many contemplative men, who, when lost in thought, acquire a habit of mechanical motion, he had a mania for fidgeting with his shoes, and destroyed them very quickly.
• His strength declined until assistance was needed to turn him in the bed, and his great sinewy hands were forever trembling and fidgeting on the coverlet.
• There was a constant fidgeting about, and getting up and sitting down again, to let some of the more nervous ones who had resolved upon a decided rain escape to safer quarters.
• But just as she was about to step on it, a fidgeting horse in front made a movement, the ladder slipped, and the lady was only just in time to withdraw her foot and save herself.
• Then dull monotony reigned once more, and Keith resumed his fidgeting back and forth between the kitchen door and his own corner.
• The man, having a lame horse, had come very slowly, fidgeting Mr.
• Francisco waited half an hour longer, fidgeting about the office.
• Sheriff looked on at these preparations with fidgeting impatience, and from without there was a clamor of negro voices taking counsel.
• I would only urge on you the great importance of studying to be quiet and composed, and not fidgeting.
• One of this character had annoyed the clergyman where he attended church by fidgeting, and by uncouth sounds which he uttered during divine service.
• I have often seen the private nurse go on dusting or fidgeting about in a sick room all the while the patient is eating, or trying to eat.
• Meanwhile Monsieur and Madame Tapotte were fidgeting upon their chairs in respectful silence.
• Elton fidgeting behind her and watching every touch.
• Fidgeting on his seat, he said something, exactly what I do not now recollect.
• Fidgeting with impatience she bent over the kettle, testing the hot liquid once more by dropping a spoonful into a cup of cold water.
• He sat awaiting their approach, fidgeting with his sandy beard, and abstractedly grinding the ground beneath his heel.

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