verklempt
in a state
overjittery
tremulatory
wild
panicky
tremblingly
doddery
overwound
flustered
up to one's eyeballs
shook-up
panickedly
gabra
nervy
jitter
staggerment
hunted
shaky
convulsively
overnervous
harried
panickily
shakenly
jitterbug
shudder
knee-trembling
shiver
thrill
throb
tremulation
overtroubled
on edge
panickingly
fluttered
overwrought
overwhelming
distraught
trepidant
alarmed
screaming abdabs
aroused
stew
nervously
uptight
in a lather
have kittens
wild-eyed
frenetic
neurotic
phrenetic
flustering
perturbed
bag of nerves
frantic
frenzied
fretty
angsty
paniculate
edgy
on fire
jitteriness
squeamish
paniculately
unrest
subpanicled
anxiety attack
punch drunk
mad
lunatic
overnervousness
unsettled
uneasiness
jitterily
postconvulsive
discombobulated
horror-struck
like a chicken with its head cut off
jiggy
pukish
thought
forwrought
agitatedly
apuff
fever
nervous wreck
wired
troubled
overstrung
moodily
fidgets
itchy
restless
fretful
antsy
fidgety
nervous as a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs
anxiety

English words for 'Flustered, nervous, overwhelmed.'

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