All 10 Uses

fidget
in
Watership Down
(Edited)

The two rabbits waited in silence, broken only by the continual nervous fidgeting of Fiver.
p. 10.5 *

fidgeting = making of small restless movements
Blackberry scrambled up into the fern and then returned to the top of the bank, fidgeting nervously and half inclined to bolt at nothing.
p. 19.2

fidgeting = making small restless movements
He took no part in the digging but squatted on the edge of the ditch, fidgeting backward and forward, sometimes nibbling and then starting up suddenly as though he could hear some sound in the wood.
p. 61.9
Perhaps their fidgeting and silence had nothing to do with what he had said?
p. 73.9

fidgeting = making of small restless movements
Close behind, Pipkin fidgeted and Hazel, never taking his eyes from the cat, could sense that he was trembling.
p. 204.8

fidgeted = made small restless movements
In the burrow, Fiver slept and woke uneasily through the heat of the day, fidgeting and scratching as the last traces of moisture dried out of the earth above him.
p. 225.7

fidgeting = making small restless movements
Behind him, the rabbits fidgeted nervously.
p. 285.3

fidgeted = made small restless movements
He fidgeted for some kind of action.
p. 291.9
On the green path by the riverbank, Hazel sat fidgeting as he tried to imagine what might be going on in Efrafa.
p. 348.2

fidgeting = making small restless movements
Blackberry was fidgeting on and off the thwart, strung up, able to feel only too clearly all that Hazel felt himself.
p. 376.2

Definitions:

(1) (fidget)
to make small restless movements
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
Much more rarely (and usually in older literature), fidgets can reference a condition of restlessness irrespective of movements.