jumpy |
excitable |
As adjectives the difference between jumpy and excitable
is that
jumpy is nervous and excited while
excitable is easily excited.
jumpy |
excited |
As adjectives the difference between jumpy and excited
is that
jumpy is nervous and excited while
excited is having great enthusiasm.
As a verb excited is
.
frightened |
jumpy |
Related terms |
Frightened is a related term of jumpy.
As adjectives the difference between frightened and jumpy
is that
frightened is afraid; suffering from fear while
jumpy is nervous and excited.
As a verb frightened
is (
frighten).
Scared |
jumpy |
Synonyms |
Scared is a synonym of jumpy.
As adjectives the difference between Scared and jumpy
is that
Scared is having fear; afraid, frightened while
jumpy is nervous and excited.
As a verb Scared
is (
scare).
jumpy |
terrorized |
Related terms |
As an adjective jumpy
is nervous and excited.
As a verb terrorized is
past tense of terrorize.
jumpy |
disquieted |
Related terms |
Jumpy is a related term of disquieted.
As an adjective jumpy
is nervous and excited.
As a verb disquieted is
(
disquiet).
alarmed |
jumpy |
Related terms |
As adjectives the difference between alarmed and jumpy
is that
alarmed is having an alarm fitted while
jumpy is nervous and excited.
As a verb alarmed
is past tense of alarm.
jumpy |
vexed |
Related terms |
Jumpy is a related term of vexed.
As adjectives the difference between jumpy and vexed
is that
jumpy is nervous and excited while
vexed is annoyed, irritated or distressed.
As a verb vexed is
(
vex).
afraid |
jumpy |
Related terms |
Afraid is a related term of jumpy.
As adjectives the difference between afraid and jumpy
is that
afraid is impressed with fear or apprehension; in fear while
jumpy is nervous and excited.
jumpy |
stupefied |
Related terms |
Jumpy is a related term of stupefied.
As adjectives the difference between jumpy and stupefied
is that
jumpy is nervous and excited while
stupefied is stupefaction.
As a verb stupefied is
(
stupefy).
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