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Stubborn, irritable, rough on the edges, a little mean, grumpy. Adjective. The correct spelling is ornery, but many Americans say/spell as awnry. "These ornery old guys at the job will never change"
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mean and ill-tempered, irascible
That dog has been ornery all day.
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to always be in to trouble or up to something. "My son was so ornery when he was little. He got into everything he was not supposed to."
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Harmlessly mischievous, Harmless teasing. That red headed boy is an ornery sun of a buck!
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Wanting to do something just to make someone else's day worse Ornery: "I want to get hit by a car just to dent the damn thing*
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rude and crude person one that thinks highly of themself and no one else (driving)did you see him cut me off that was hella ornery
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I hear that trouble likes an ornery man.
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