What is another word for was antsy?
Pronunciation: [wɒz ˈantsi] (IPA) 
The phrase 'was antsy' is an idiom that refers to feeling restlessly impatient, nervous, or fidgety. If you're looking for synonyms, you can use similar expressions such as 'uneasy', 'jittery', 'edgy', 'anxious', 'nervous', 'fretful', or 'restless'. You can also choose from words that describe a specific type of anxiety, such as 'apprehensive' (worrying that something bad will happen), 'agitated' (feeling irritated or provoked), or 'impatient' (eager to do something immediately). Alternatively, you can extend the idea of being restless or nervous and use adjectives like 'antsy', 'jumpy', 'skittish', or 'squirmy'. All these synonyms convey the sense of uneasiness and nervous energy associated with the phrase 'was antsy'.
