bad-tempered
Speech parts
1. bad-tempered - Adjective
2. bad-tempered - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
annoyed and irritable
Source: WordNetAlternative names
bad tempered
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Even though, by all accounts Merlin is a bad-tempered old bird, he soon became a much-loved member of the family with Finian (14) and Conor (13) Bradwell tending to all his avian needs.
MILAN (Reuters) - Inter struck in the third minute with a Walter Samuel header and hung on despite playing nearly all the second half with 10 men to beat AC Milan 1-0 in a bad-tempered, scrappy but absorbing Serie A derby on Sunday.
The fact that the Beast (Robbie Benson) – previously bad-tempered and hostile – presents his revelation with a charming degree of shyness and hope just makes it all the sweeter.
France warned on Sunday that “fits of anger” could not dictate international cooperation after US President Donald Trump abruptly rejected a joint statement following a bad-tempered G7 summit in Canada.“
Kenyatta beat Odinga by a narrow 800000 votes in a bad-tempered and disputed poll in 2013.
You know, sometimes I'm at the office; I see that he's bad-tempered.