General
agita
What does agita mean?
A feeling of stress, agitation, or an upset stomach — the physical and emotional churn of being worked up.
"All this drama is giving me agita."
Origin
Italian-American, from Italian 'agitare' (to agitate)/'acido' (acid); embedded in NYC speech via Italian immigrant communities.
Frequently asked questions
What does 'agita' mean?
It means heartburn, stress, or aggravation — the physical and emotional churn of being worked up.
Where does 'agita' come from?
It's Italian-American, from Italian 'agitare' (to agitate) and 'acido' (acid), embedded in NYC speech via Italian immigrant communities.
How do you use 'agita'?
Use it for stress or an upset stomach, as in 'All this drama is giving me agita.'
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