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Nazanin saryazdi Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

moving your legs

What do we say when someone is loving his leg or hand hysterically?
  

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I've heard flailing with arms.

— Philip

  • I've heard flailing with arms.
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I've heard flailing with arms.
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Fidget could possibly fit your circumstance, but I don't think of hysteria when I hear the word.
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I meant "moving"!
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nazanin saryazdiI meant "moving"!nazanin saryazdi loving
I didn't even catch that typo!
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in Longman fidget means keep moving your hand or feet, esp. when you are bored or nervous. I've read the definition of "hysteria" in the dictionary too. The problem is in Farsi (my language) , hysterically means when you are stressed out or nervous (we say hysteric though:d), so I'd better say when you are nervous and keep moving your leg,,,,, BUT THANK YOU , because I learnt the synonym to
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