| 1. | Macitude | ||
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Bad tempered attitude whilst playing racket sports, bringing to mind the rantings and/or racket abuse of John McEnroe. Mike: (Playing a bad shot) GOD DAMN IT!!
Pete: Man, you got some real bad Macitude today. Mike: (slamming racket against wall) Whatever dude... |
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| 2. | Varmit | ||
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an awnry/ornery, pesky/pesty, grouchy, cantankerous, belligerent, tetchy, argumentative, crabby, unreasonable, or bad tempered HUMAN BEING OR CREATURE Bugs Bunny asks Yosemite Sam for multiple items at dinner. Each time he is asked for something, Yosemite Sam loses his temper, and shouts out phrases like “Rackin’ Frackin’ Varmit Rabbit!!”
Cowboy common use: "Why you li'l VARMIT!!" |
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| 3. | hot blooded | ||
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1. Bad tempered or easily angered or 2. Sexually desirable. 1. Italian boxers are hot blooded when called second class athletes.
2. That woman is so hot blooded that there aren't enough men on the planet to satisfy her. |
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| 4. | Meanstreak | ||
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Meanstreak a unique characteristic of a person infuriated by anger which is usually hidden until provoked. A Meanstreak is usually hidden in a quiet persons persona.It will however appear in an unexpected form of a violent rage and bad tempered, if the person is provoked.
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| 5. | GOM | ||
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'Grumpy Old Man' An English saying which refers to an older male who is known to be stringant with money and who is often bad tempered. 'Steve, you're turning into a real GOM'.
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| 6. | splenetive | ||
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Bad-tempered; subject to acting without thinking. Also splenetic. "I am not splenetive and rash" (Hamlet).
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| 7. | Curmudgeon | ||
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cur·mudg·eon /kərˈməjən/ Noun: A bad-tempered or surly person Michelle is a curmudgeon, she got all bent out of shape when some twitwad wouldn't leave her door alone, and she yelled at them.
Grandpa is becoming a old curmudgeon! |
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