jactitation
jactation
hyperactivity
twitchy
twitchiness
fidget
twitch
essential tremor
wiggles
pill rolling
asterixis
tic
trepidancy
ballismus
inquietude
vellicative
unstring
jittering
Wittmaack-Ekbom syndrome
Parkinson's disease
Willis-Ekbom disease
affective disorder
agitate
excite
charge up
turn on
rouse
blepharospasm
ants in one's pants
myoclonus
commove
charge
vellicate
subsultus
parkinsonism
ruffle
dystonia
hemiballismus
twitchingly
neurospasm
jolty
seize out
akathisia
shakenly
fleshquake
quaking
choker
in a lather
twitter
shudder
throb
rock
fidgets
shiver
thrill
tremor
nauseating
neurostimulated
Lazarus sign
joltingly
unquiet
twitcher
fike
tickle
shake
dance
sopite syndrome
tremorgenic
effleurage
judder
dynamogenic
manic disorder
dino-
jar
neuroreactive
mania
tickling
flick
titillating
gag
Sydenham's chorea
paroxysmal trepidant abasia
convulse
riffle
malady
petrify
tingling
shakily
Gilles de la Tourette syndrome
queasiness
Tourette's syndrome
manic
jolting
wamble
convulsionary
bumpy

English words for '(pathology) extremely restless tossing and twitching usually by a person with a severe illness'

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