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cranky1 adj crankier, crankiest 1. Informal eccentric 2. Chiefly US, Canadian, and Irish informal fussy and bad-tempered 3. shaky; out of order 4. full of bends and turns 5. Dialect unwell crankily adv crankiness n cranky2 adj crankier, crankiest
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cranky adjective (U.S., Canad., & Irish informal) eccentric, wacky (slang), oddball (informal), freakish, odd, strange, funny (informal), out there (slang), bizarre, peculiar, queer (informal), rum (Brit. slang), quirky, idiosyncratic, off-the-wall (slang), freaky (slang), outré, wacko or whacko (informal) Vegetarianism has shed its cranky image. Translations cranky [ˈkræŋkɪ] ADJ (crankier (compar) (crankiest (superl))) (= strange) [idea, person] → excéntrico (US) (= bad-tempered) → malhumorado, enojón(LAm) cranky [ˈkræŋki] adj (= eccentric) [idea] → excentrique, loufoque (US) (= bad-tempered) → grincheux/euse, revêche cranky adj (+er) (= eccentric) → verrückt (esp US: = bad-tempered) → griesgrämig cranky [ˈkræŋkɪ] adj (-ier (comp) (-iest (superl))) (strange, ideas, people) → eccentrico/a, strambo/a to be cranky (bad-tempered) → avere i nervi cranky [ˈkræŋkɪ] adj (-ier (comp) (-iest (superl))) (strange, ideas, people) → eccentrico/a, strambo/a to be cranky (bad-tempered) → avere i nervi How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Ends, whose cranky eyes justified themselves in his shortness of temper. To travel along with a cranky ship for ninety days or so is no doubt a nerve-trying experience; but in this case what was wrong with our craft was this: that by my system of loading she had been made much too stable. His sisters sent him there that he might make friends, for they knew that his education had been cranky, and had severed him from other boys and men. |
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