fidgetiness
nounUK /ˈfɪdʒɪtinəs/
US /ˈfɪdʒɪtinəs/
The feeling of wanting to move around a lot and not sit still.
His fidgetiness made it hard for him to sit through the long movie.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A tendency to make small, quick, nervous movements with the hands or feet.
Her fidgetiness during the interview showed how anxious she was.
3. An inability to stay calm or keep still for long periods.
The teacher noticed the child's fidgetiness after lunch.
4. A state of mild agitation or unease shown through constant motion.
He tapped his pen with growing fidgetiness as the wait went on.