narky
- adjective
- /ˈnɑrki/
- UK
- Bobby can't carry into next season being all narky and evil, because we did that good-friend-gone-bad thing with Cass, so what's the option?
Examples
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His narky comments during the meeting annoyed everyone.
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Don't be so narky; it's just a small mistake.
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She was feeling quite narky after her long commute to work.
Synonyms
Easily annoyed and upset when tired or hungry
Feeling a little angry or bothered by something small
Easily annoyed and in a bad mood
Quick to become annoyed or angry
Being bad-tempered and stubborn, often hard to deal with
Acting easily annoyed and impatient about small things
Easily annoyed and often in a bad mood
Quick to become annoyed and show a bad mood
Gets angry easily and often argues with people
Often in a bad mood and easily annoyed by small things
Acting childish and complaining a lot in an annoying way
Often complaining in a whiny, unhappy way
Gets angry easily about small things
Being easily annoyed and quick to feel offended
Being easily annoyed by small things
Feeling annoyed and in a bad mood
Easily upset or hurt by small harmless remarks
Being rude and getting upset by small things
Often complaining in a way that annoys others
Becoming easily annoyed and acting in a bad-tempered way
Being easily annoyed and bad-tempered, often showing impatience
Antonyms
How Irritable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Narky comes from the old slang nark, which meant 'to annoy' or 'to make someone angry'. So a narky person is someone who gets easily annoyed or complains about small things.