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Of or pertaining to bad temper; showing anger easily or customarily.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Examples
- His bad-tempered outburst caught his friends by surprise.
- Jack is the most bad-tempered and violent man I know.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: foul-tempered, ill-tempered, ill-natured, bearish, choleric, surly, zowerswopped
Antonyms: good-tempered
2
adjective satellite
Meaning 2
annoyed and irritable
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: crabbed, crabby, cross, fussy, grouchy, grumpy, ill-tempered
Antonyms: none provided
No etymology was provided for this word.
Across languages
Translations
54 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Asturian:
encabronáu
— having a bad temper
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Asturian:
fediondu
— having a bad temper
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Asturian:
fuin
— having a bad temper
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Asturian:
fuñicu
— having a bad temper
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Catalan:
malhumorat
— having a bad temper
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Catalan:
arrauxat
— having a bad temper
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Chinese Mandarin:
易怒
(yìnù)
— having a bad temper
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Chinese Mandarin:
壞脾氣的 /坏脾气的
(huàipíqì de)
— having a bad temper
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Dutch:
slechtgehumeurd
— having a bad temper
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Finnish:
pahantuulinen
— having a bad temper
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Finnish:
pahansisuinen
— having a bad temper
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Finnish:
äkeä
— having a bad temper
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Finnish:
äksy
— having a bad temper
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Finnish:
äkeäluontoinen
— having a bad temper
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French:
acariâtre
— having a bad temper
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French:
irascible
— having a bad temper
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French:
revêche
— having a bad temper
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Galician:
broco
— having a bad temper
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Galician:
rabuxento
— having a bad temper
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Galician:
ríspeto
— having a bad temper
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Georgian:
ბოროტი
(boroṭi)
— having a bad temper
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Georgian:
ავი
(avi)
— having a bad temper
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German:
schlecht gelaunt
— having a bad temper
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Greek:
κακότροπος
(kakótropos)
— having a bad temper
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Ancient Greek:
ὀργίλος
(orgílos)
— having a bad temper
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Ancient Greek:
ἀκράχολος
(akrákholos)
— having a bad temper
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Hungarian:
rosszkedvű
— having a bad temper
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Icelandic:
skapvondur
— having a bad temper
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Irish:
anglánta
— having a bad temper
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Irish:
confach
— having a bad temper
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Irish:
stuacach
— having a bad temper
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Japanese:
怒りっぽい
(okorippoi)
— having a bad temper
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Latin:
irrītābilis
— having a bad temper
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Latin:
īrāscibilis
— having a bad temper
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Māori:
kiripiro
— having a bad temper
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Norman:
ouaînâtre
— having a bad temper
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Polish:
wybuchowy
— having a bad temper
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Portuguese:
mal-humorado
— having a bad temper
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Romanian:
rău dispus
— having a bad temper
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Romanian:
prost dispus
— having a bad temper
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Romanian:
supărăcios
— having a bad temper
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Russian:
злой
(zloj)
— having a bad temper
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Russian:
раздражи́тельный
(razdražítelʹnyj)
— having a bad temper
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Scottish Gaelic:
droch-nàdarrach
— having a bad temper
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Spanish:
malhumorado
— having a bad temper
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Spanish:
de mal temperamento
— having a bad temper
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Spanish:
moshudo
— having a bad temper
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Swedish:
bitsk
— having a bad temper
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Swedish:
vresig
— having a bad temper
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Tocharian B:
amiske
— having a bad temper
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Turkish:
hırçın
— having a bad temper
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Turkish:
kötü huylu
— having a bad temper
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Ottoman Turkish:
تتیز
(titiz)
— having a bad temper
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Ottoman Turkish:
خرچین
(hırçın)
— having a bad temper
