jumpy ['ʤʌmpi] ADJ inf
1. jumpy (nervous):
- jumpy
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2. jumpy (easily frightened):
- jumpy
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3. jumpy (jerky):
- jumpy movement
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4. jumpy FIN (unsteady):
- jumpy market
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5. jumpy (digressive):
- jumpy style
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He adds the caveats that it does play hopscotch with history, has a bewildering and confusing cast of characters and is jumpy in its timeframes.
en.wikipedia.org Color was also said to have caused jumpy images in tests.
en.wikipedia.org The song was described as an anxious jumpy ballad that describes a marriage wracked with drinking, violent quarrels and a possessive, self-hating husband.
en.wikipedia.org He has jumpy blue eyes and honey blonde hair.
en.wikipedia.org A firm and friendly guy, but anxious and jumpy.
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