Does"heebie-jeebies" mean angry?
"Heebie-jeebies" sounds musical but what does it mean? Which part of speech is it, noun or adjective? Will you, please, use in a sentence?....ta in advance!

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Does"heebie-jeebies" mean angry? 
"Heebie-jeebies" sounds musical but what does it mean? Which part of speech is it, noun or adjective? Will you, please, use in a sentence?....ta in advance!

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"This old house gives me the heebie-jeebies".  It means the (haunted?) house gives you a feeling of nervousness, fear and jumpiness.

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no, it means you are freaked out, such as "he gives me the creeps"

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This comes from the common expression "I get the heebie jeebies". It means I become frightened. Example "When he says his heroes are serial killers I get the heebie jeebies".
Heebie jeebies could be translated as "feeling of fear" so it is a noun.

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Bianca and Peachey are correct. In answer to the second part of your question, I would consider it a noun.

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