0 nervous: --
1 showing nervousness or fear about something: --
Playable models of the game had been described as unstable, with a jittery framerate.
She is jittery, jumping from one subject to the next.
Rausch is tense and jittery and gives coworkers an impression that he is concealing personal inexperience in conducting such tests.
I must have a brief chance of being something more than a jittery old woman.
We hear that the islanders are jittery.
All over the country, existing railway and bus pensioners are getting jittery about what is happening to their pension funds, and they are right to be concerned.
The paper industry has understandably been jittery over the last decade because of a whole lot of factors which we do not blame on anyone in particular.
Slightly nervous and jittery boards of directors have yielded to the bullying of their employees, much to the detriment of their shareholders.
