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   What does nervy mean?

   • Blossom Word Game Pick the best words! Spelling Bee Quiz Can you outdo past winners of the National Spelli... The meaning of NERVY is sinewy, strong. How to use nervy in a sentence.

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   What does nervy mean at a job interview?

   • You can use nervy to simply mean "brave," but it usually carries the implication of being a bit of a smart aleck. Your nervy questions at a job interview might be seen as refreshingly straightforward, or simply cheeky and impudent.

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   What does NERV mean?

   • Short for nervous, can also mean pissed off /something got under your skin. Nick: What happened dude? Tom: We started talking about the time Billy's sister gave me a handjob, and he got kinda nerv . Nick: Lol. Get the Nerv mug. If you have the nerve to do somthink then you've got alot of guts but its used in a bad way.

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   Are You always nervy before an exam?

   • I'm always nervy before an exam. Part of that is a nervy (and often unnerving) use of direct address. In other words, what we know from previous discourse, is that everybody is affected by his behavior, whatever it turns out to be; the phrase na nervy is the focus.

   NERVY | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary

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   The meaning of NERVY is sinewy, strong. How to use nervy in a sentence.

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   If someone is nervy, their behaviour shows that they are very tense or anxious, or they are the type of person who is easily upset.

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   adjective. UK uk / ˈnɜː.vi / us / ˈnɝː.vi / Add to word list. worried: I'm always nervy before an exam. Synonyms. on edge. high-strung US. highly strung UK. nervous (WORRIED) uptight informal. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Anxious and worried. (all) hot and bothered idiom. aflutter. agitated. angsty. anxious. fretfully. frightened.

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   Nervy definition: brashly presumptuous or insolent; pushy. See examples of NERVY used in a sentence.

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   Synonyms for NERVY: wise, cheeky, bold, cocky, impudent, brazen, brassy, fresh; Antonyms of NERVY: timid, shy, meek, modest, humble, proper, polite, retiring.

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   If you're nervy, you're so outspoken and brave that you're almost rude. A nervy student isn't afraid to ask even the grouchiest teacher to explain why he's giving so much homework on a Friday.

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   adjective. UK us / ˈnɝː.vi / uk / ˈnɜː.vi / Add to word list. worried: I'm always nervy before an exam. Synonyms. on edge. high-strung US. highly strung UK. nervous (WORRIED) uptight informal. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Anxious and worried. (all) hot and bothered idiom. aflutter. agitated. angsty. anxious. fretfully. frightened.