nervicited

English

Etymology

Blend of nervous +‎ excited

Adjective

nervicited (comparative more nervicited, superlative most nervicited)

1. (informal) Simultaneously nervous and excited.
   • 2014, G M Berrow, Equestria Girls: Through the Mirror, →ISBN:

     Pinkie Pie trotted up to join them, a wide smile on her face and an extra bounce in her prance. “You're just nervicited!”

   • 2015 September 17, Caitlin Flynn, “Who Is Grace Howe? The 'Suddenly Royal' Star Won't Let Her .Princess Status Go To Her Head”, in Bustle:

     TLC's new show will follow the Howe family's trip to their kingdom, and Grace explained that she's nervicited about the journey.

   • 2016 January 21, Laura Daniali, “Girl Scouts head to robotics, programming competition”, in Edmonds Beacon:

     “Programming is one of my favorite things,” Lindsey Gard said, and she is “nervicited” – nervous and excited – about the competition.

   • 2016, Kirsten Weiss, Ground, →ISBN:

     I'd been so nervicited about being with Brayden, I hadn't paid much attention before.