utzy adj. uncomfortable, bothered, uneasy. Etymological Note: Probably from the Yiddish utz ‘to tease, bother, nag,’ related to the German uzen ‘to tease, to kid,’ and perhaps reinforced by antsy. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
utzy n.— «I tried escargot (something i swore i would never do) and it wasnt bad, but im not planning on making eating slugs a habit. then we went back to our hotel and my mommy, sister, and i took a walk around downtown evanston. sunday...
utzy adj.— «Getting all utzy due to non-perfected English seems a little passive-aggressive to me.» —“Re: The Pagan Way” by Brenda G. Kent (wt211@victoria.tc.ca) Usenet: alt.pagan Aug. 10, 2003. (source: Double...
utzy adj.— «Plus these are the same people who had to go to a strange hospital when the grandmother who was with them at a convention slipped and broke her wrist, so they’re understandably “utzy” about travel in general...
utzy adj.— «We are going out to my mom’s utzy country club thingy today……it’s a nice choice if you have to go out.» —“Re: GH: ‘Whoever it is, the world is in their debt’” by voxofafox@aol.com...
utzy adj.— «I have no idea how she did it, but somehow, with the aid of many towels and a few wash clothes, she not only helped me clean up but got a fresh sheet on the bed. I was dizzy and nauseous but when she was finished with me, I...