adjective
having an irritable and unpleasant disposition
• Ant: ↑good-natured
• Similar to:
↑atrabilious, ↑bilious, ↑dyspeptic, ↑liverish, ↑bristly, ↑prickly, ↑splenetic, ↑waspish, ↑cantankerous, ↑crotchety, ↑ornery, ↑choleric, ↑irascible, ↑hotheaded, ↑hot-tempered, ↑quick-tempered, ↑short-tempered, ↑churlish, ↑crabbed, ↑crabby, ↑cross, ↑fussy, ↑grouchy, ↑grumpy, ↑bad-tempered, ↑ill-tempered, ↑cranky, ↑fractious, ↑irritable, ↑nettlesome, ↑peevish, ↑peckish, ↑pettish, ↑petulant, ↑scratchy, ↑testy, ↑tetchy, ↑techy, ↑crusty, ↑curmudgeonly, ↑gruff, ↑ill-humored, ↑ill-humoured, ↑currish, ↑dark, ↑dour, ↑glowering, ↑glum, ↑moody, ↑morose, ↑saturnine, ↑sour, ↑sullen, ↑disagreeable, ↑huffish, ↑sulky, ↑misanthropic, ↑misanthropical, ↑misogynous, ↑misogynistic, ↑shirty, ↑snorty, ↑shrewish, ↑nagging, ↑snappish, ↑snappy, ↑spoiled, ↑spoilt, ↑surly, ↑ugly, ↑vinegary, ↑vinegarish
• See Also: ↑unpleasant
• Attrubites: ↑nature
Useful english dictionary. 2012.