swivet [noun]

She was in a swivet over the missing keys, tearing the house apart in search of them.

The announcement of the surprise inspection sent the office into a swivet.

He worked himself into a swivet over the upcoming exam, even though he was well-prepared.

The news caused quite a swivet among the townsfolk, leading to frantic discussions.

Don't get into a swivet over the small stuff; it's not worth the stress.

Her swivet before the presentation was noticeable, but she performed flawlessly.

The children were in a swivet, trying to finish their chores before their parents came home.

He’s always in a swivet when he's late for an appointment.

The unexpected change in plans threw her into a swivet, as she liked everything to be orderly.

Their swivet about the wedding details was evident to everyone around them.

The missing document caused a swivet in the office, with everyone searching high and low.

She found herself in a swivet when she realized she had left her phone at home.

The whole team was in a swivet over the impending deadline.

His constant swivet over every little thing made it difficult for him to enjoy life.

She was in a swivet, thinking she had lost her wallet, but it was in her bag all along.

The swivet caused by the fire alarm drill disrupted the entire building.

He often gets into a swivet when he can't find his glasses, which are usually on his head.

The parents were in a swivet trying to organize the school event at the last minute.

Her swivet over the interview was unnecessary, as she was well-qualified for the job.

The swivet in the newsroom was palpable as the deadline approached.

She got into a swivet trying to prepare for the unexpected guests.

The swivet before the big game was felt by the entire team.

He was in a swivet because his computer crashed just before the presentation.

The swivet in the household was caused by the sudden arrival of distant relatives.

The students were in a swivet studying for their final exams.