cranky in Irish
cranky in Irish is cantalach — cranky means easily irritated; grumpy and bad-tempered.
cranky in Irish
cantalach
Grouchy, grumpy, irritable; easily upset.
What does "cranky" mean?
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adjective Easily irritated; grumpy and bad-tempered.
"The toddler gets cranky when she misses her nap."
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adjective Not working properly; faulty or unreliable.
"The old printer is cranky and jams constantly."
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cranky in a sentence
- The toddler gets cranky when she misses her nap.
- He was cranky after the long, delayed flight.
- The old printer is cranky and jams constantly.
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What is "cranky" in Irish?
"cranky" in Irish is cantalach. cranky means: Easily irritated; grumpy and bad-tempered.
How do you use "cranky" in a sentence?
Example: "The toddler gets cranky when she misses her nap." In Irish, "cranky" is cantalach.
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