A shorthand term to describe a state of being old to the point of senility (thus unable to reason), and irritable (usually as a result of being unreasonable). Irritability + Senility = Irility
Also, "Irilitable" as an adjective.
Also, "Irilitable" as an adjective.
"That old fat hobo over there was yelling at the wall, looks like a bad case of irility".
"The old man was very irilitable"
"The old man was very irilitable"
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Often used when you can't think of the word "idleness" in the middle of an exam
Often used when you can't think of the word "idleness" in the middle of an exam
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