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sorehead

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sore·head  (sôrhd, sr-)
n. Slang
One who is easily offended, annoyed, or angered.
sorehead [ˈsɔːˌhɛd]
n
Informal chiefly US and Canadian a peevish or disgruntled person
soreheadedly  adv
soreheadedness  n
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Noun1.sorehead - someone who is peevish or disgruntled
malcontent - a person who is discontented or disgusted
Translations
sorehead [ˈsɔːhed] N (US) → persona f resentida
sorehead
n (US inf) → Brummbär m (inf)
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