1. testy - Adjective
3. testy - Adjective Satellite
Fretful; peevish; petulant; easily irritated.
Source: Webster's dictionaryan incorrigibly fractious young man Source: Internet
not the least nettlesome of his countrymen Source: Internet
After a poor bunker shot on No. 7 at Detroit Golf Club resulted in a bogey, DeChambeau had a “testy discussion” with the cameraman on his way to the tee box at No. 8, according to Gray. Source: Internet
And as the increasingly testy talks wore on, another stumbling block emerged — what officials call the “Rule of Law” issue, in which some states want to tie recovery funds to governments upholding EU legal standards. Source: Internet
During a testy exchange with Toyoshima, the director is clearly out of his depth, and there’s a lingering sense that the film isn’t quite up to the intellectual caliber of its subjects. Source: Internet
Meanwhile, Lili pouts and deals with mean masters of her own: her heartless dad and a testy band instructor at her school. Source: Internet