More antsy; more restless, nervous, impatient, or fidgety than someone or something else.
Comparative form of 'antsy,' which comes from 'ants in one's pants,' a 20th-century American slang expression describing someone who cannot sit still. The '-er' suffix forms the comparative degree.
The phrase 'ants in one's pants' is so vivid because it creates an immediate physical sensation—and interestingly, this slang expression became so common in American English that it completely replaced more formal terms for restlessness.
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