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AH020387 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Jitter

Can 'jitter' mean 'twitching'?
  

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Yes. If you mean "to move restlessly" in your sentence, then you can use either of the two.

  • Yes.
  • If you mean "to move restlessly" in your sentence, then you can use either of the two.
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Yes. If you mean "to move restlessly" in your sentence, then you can use either of the two.

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