nervy
/ˈnɜrvi/
adjective
- Showing boldness or confidence, sometimes in a way that is rude or disrespectful.
- She gave a nervy speech that criticized the company's leadership.
- It was nervy of him to ask for a raise after only two weeks on the job.
- The reporter asked a nervy question that made the politician uncomfortable.
- Feeling nervous, anxious, or tense.
- He felt nervy before his big exam.
- She was so nervy that she couldn't sit still during the interview.
- The loud noises made the dog nervy and restless.