Most antsy; the superlative form meaning extremely restless, nervous, impatient, or fidgety.
Superlative form of 'antsy,' created by adding the '-est' suffix. Derives from the 20th-century American slang 'ants in one's pants,' which created a vivid metaphor for physical restlessness.
Children are typically the 'antsiest' in waiting situations like airplane flights or long car rides—there's actually neuroscience behind this: young brains haven't fully developed the impulse control needed for sustained sitting.
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