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Hello! I was looking for that particular word/s described by that sensation when you didn't move your legs (or a certain body part) and it feels tingly...? Can you help me? thanks
- though I'll always prefer (and use, at home) the version my son used on one occasion: 'I've got a buzzery foot.' At the age of 3, he hadn't met 'pins and needles', but knew what a buzzer was.
[Note for learners: the word 'buzzery' exists in no dictionary, and probably nowhere outside my home.]
What word/term is it...? 
- though I'll always prefer (and use, at home) the version my son used on one occasion: 'I've got a buzzery foot.' At the age of 3, he hadn't met 'pins and needles', but knew what a buzzer was.
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