skittish
skittery

And many say they still feel skittish about their security.

Recently he asked for her hand, but the woman is skittish.

Problems are just what the skittish markets do not want.

You can hold them, though they do tend to be skittish.

I got a little skittish and so did my horse.

Why did being around him make her so skittish and stupid!

For all the money they make, lawyers are skittish talking about it.

You're acting like a skittish girl just out of teachers' college!

She was still too skittish to react the way he wanted her to.

He is not, however, the least bit skittish about investing.

But some of his neighbors said that they would be skittish.

It did not help that investors had good reason to be skittish.

The press has always been very skittish and respectful about the whole thing.

But many Mexicans involved in the market were much more skittish.

For; whatever reason, he made her too skittish to respond any other way.

It seemed skittish about buying other companies, especially foreign ones.

Who could have known the little thing would be so skittish?"

Did everyone seem skittish because they'd concluded I was the walking dead?

"Maybe we've passed the point where buyers are skittish of anything."

For the skittish, there are more indirect ways to play this market.

Since my father's death she had become skittish as a wild dog about the new, the different, the changed.

She then says to Bert that she's skittish about fire.

Already, they are skittish about being accused of national bias.

But about twenty feet away, the bull started getting skittish.

After a few more dates, she might look back and wonder why she'd been so skittish.