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Ants in your pants

Examples of this idiom:

Why so restless? You must have ants in your pants.
She could have saved the vase. Since morning she had ants in her pants.

Meaning:

Agitated or excited about something and can't keep still.

Can be used for: a, ants, excited, insect, overactive, pants, restless

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