Use of the word panicky in a sentence example

panicky

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If he didn't take off his necklace before the end of the day, she might just have to … The thought made her panicky and eager. [Please select]

He did feel panicky, and that was from thoughts of what shame might befall Lucy. [Please select]

Plimpton, whose sense of alarm increased momentarily into an almost panicky feeling as he remembered what Langmaid had said. [Please select]

He had rested but a moment, when he was seized with an extraordinary "panicky" feeling. [Please select]

The feeling among the Indians could not be described as in the least "panicky." [Please select]

Don't believe all you see in the newspapers, and especially don't let the Paris _Herald_ make you panicky. [Please select]

If they feel themselves growing panicky, they had better sit down and wait until they can reason things out. [Please select]

She gave a last panicky shiver when she heard his latch-key, then pulled herself together. [Please select]

So in she came, and Billie, watching out of the corner of one eye, felt a panicky desire to pull the covers over her head and hide. [Please select]

I don't take any stock in the belief of some people that investors and residents will be panicky and afraid to build up again. [Please select]

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