in the PONS Dictionary
I. jit·ter·bug [ˈʤɪtəbʌg, Am -t̬ɚ-] N
1. jitterbug (dance):
- jitterbug
- Jitterbug m <-(s)>
2. jitterbug dated inf (nervous person):
- jitterbug
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II. jit·ter·bug <-gg-> [ˈʤɪtəbʌg, Am -t̬ɚ-] VB intr
- jitterbug
- Jitterbug tanzen
| I | jitterbug |
|---|---|
| you | jitterbug |
| he/she/it | jitterbugs |
| we | jitterbug |
| you | jitterbug |
| they | jitterbug |
| I | jitterbugged |
|---|---|
| you | jitterbugged |
| he/she/it | jitterbugged |
| we | jitterbugged |
| you | jitterbugged |
| they | jitterbugged |
| I | have | jitterbugged |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | jitterbugged |
| he/she/it | has | jitterbugged |
| we | have | jitterbugged |
| you | have | jitterbugged |
| they | have | jitterbugged |
| I | had | jitterbugged |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | jitterbugged |
| he/she/it | had | jitterbugged |
| we | had | jitterbugged |
| you | had | jitterbugged |
| they | had | jitterbugged |
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