jumpy [ˈʤʌmpi] 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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Both men have jumpy assistants, and neither one feels adequate as a policeman by the end of his film.
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 We recommend the author to be less nervous, less jumpy and less impressionistic.
en.wikipedia.org They worry that their dogs get too excited and jumpy.
en.wikipedia.org At the moment we are quite colorful, jumpy and happy, so that is where the music is.
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