stroppy adj.
bad-tempered, irritable.
![]() | Seagulls over Sorrento II i in Plays of Year 1950 IV 76: There ain’t nothing clever about answering him back and being stroppy . | |
![]() | Cockade (1965) I iii: Big stroppy soldier aren’t you – where’d you learn to be a big stroppy squaddie like daddy? | ‘Prisoner and Escort’ in|
![]() | Rumours of Rain 88: Mum, you needn’t worry any more. Bernard is all right for he’s getting stroppy again. | |
![]() | Only Fools and Horses [TV script] Now don’t you start getting stroppy with me you ungrateful old git! | ‘It Never Rains’|
![]() | Boys from Binjiwunyawunya 11: He might get a bit stroppy when he was tired [...] But the shits. Hardly ever. | |
![]() | Lex. of Cadet Lang. 373: usage: ‘Now piss off out of my sight, you fuckin’ stroppy little cunt!’. | |
![]() | www.asstr.org 🌐 Personally, I’m as happy as a mouse nibbling away at a wedge of john cleese, but I’m not going to argue, not with Monica getting stroppy. | ‘Dead Beard’ at|
![]() | Life 494: When Bill Wyman left [...] I got extremely stroopy. I really did have a go at him. | |
![]() | Decent Ride 136: This Glen cunt looks at ays aw stroppy as ah sit doon. | |
![]() | Opal Country 192: ‘Be careful of the goat—it gets stroppy with strangers’. | |
![]() | Man-Eating Typewriter 354: ‘What good is there in [...] acting like a stroppy brick wall?’ I pow-wowed. |