Fiddle-footed
Fiddle-footed adjective - Easily excited by nature.
Usage example: although fiddle-footed now, the kitten should settle down once it adjusts to its new home
Skittery and fiddle-footed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Skittery" instead an adjective phrase "Fiddle-footed".
Skittery
Skittery adjective - Easily excited by nature.
Usage example: chickadees are skittery creatures, so don't expect them to linger at the bird feeder
Fiddle-footed and skittery are semantically related. You can use "Fiddle-footed" instead an adjective "Skittery".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- emotional and fiddle-footed
- emotional and skittery
- nervous and fiddle-footed
- nervous and skittery
- high-strung and fiddle-footed
- high-strung and skittery
- jumpy and fiddle-footed
- jumpy and skittery
- anxious and fiddle-footed
- anxious and skittery
- excitable and fiddle-footed
- excitable and skittery
- skittish and fiddle-footed
- skittish and skittery
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