"felt edgy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to describe a feeling of uneasiness or nervousness. For example, "I felt edgy before my job interview."
We glanced back at the group she was talking about and suddenly felt edgy.
The Serbian designer is an in-the-know favourite who shows at London fashion week, and the unusual colour felt edgy and youthful.
At first, a lot of them were quite chuffed by the sight of turmoil in Iran, since they have long felt edgy about their big neighbour's rising ambition and influence in the region.
But they are crammed with ideas and technical prowess, along with a knack for channeling the overall cultural mood, which felt edgy and tense even before the economy started on its recent thrill ride.
Though this seems like the pinnacle of an imaginative play experience, the kids we studied said they felt edgy and irritable after Minecraft sessions".
He also turned his interest to fishing, stating that he felt "edgy" if he did not go fishing a couple of times a week.
In the 1980s, the opportunities felt "edgier in some way," she says, "rougher.
It still feels edgy and possible that it will all fall apart at all times".
Drones feel edgy and futuristic – they appeal to that vision of a cyborg future.
4.33pm BST 3rd over: Sri Lanka 12-1 (Jayawardene 2, Dilshan 5) Sri Lanka feel edgy.
Often those who do attend are refused re-entry.The regime tends to tighten the screws when it feels edgy.
