SKITTISH


Meaning of SKITTISH in English

adjective

EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS

And if Apple falls apart, software developers could get even more skittish about sinking money into writing programs for Macs.

Any pack animals the adventurers have may get restless and skittish .

As it is, the thundering herd is likely to prove a skittish lot.

At the heart of the problem is this: Bighorn sheep are skittish animals.

At work she was a supremely confident executive; with her first child she was a skittish novice.

Cranston's mount became skittish and even Philomel showed a lively interest in the group round the scaffold.

Institutional investors such as mutual funds are more skittish and can bail out after a few quarters of soft earnings.

My horse was skittish , I could not settle him.

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