IPA: /ˈdʒʌmpiɪst/
KK: /ˈdʒʌmpiɪst/
Feeling or showing nervousness or anxiety; easily startled or excited.
The jumpiest person in the room kept looking around nervously during the movie.
Comparative: jumpier
Superlative: jumpiest
Jumpiest → It is formed from "jump" (from Middle English "jumpe", meaning to leap or spring) and the suffix "-iest" (meaning most). The word "jumpiest" describes someone who is most prone to jumping or is very jumpy.
Think of someone who is very 'jumpy' or 'leaps' at every little sound — that's why 'jumpiest' means the most jumpy.
No commonly confused words.