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Sit still and stop fidgeting!

The kids had started to fidget.

You never want to fidget around, especially the knife

Stop fidgeting.

If you have to fidget, keep it low key, like twisting a pen cap under your desk

Children can't sit still without fidgeting

She was fidgeting anxiously with her button.

Dentists detest fidgeting patients.

She couldn't concentrate; she was fidgeting.

He’s fidgeting and nervous.

DON'T fidget! You want the interviewer to listen to what you are saying.

Children can't sit still without fidgeting. He was the only one at the table who fidgeted.

To fidget is defined as to make small movements, often because you are restless, nervous or uncomfortable.

An example of fidget is a child who moves around a lot in his chair on a plane because he is restless and bored.

He is always in a fidget.

She is in the habit of fidgeting in the presence of others.

What's up? Fidgeting like that "Er, well, it looks like the elastic's gone in my pants."

The fish wriggled out of my fingers.

I tried to wriggle free, but it was no use.

He squirmed under the journalist's questioning.

I began to squirm when I saw the snake!