ornery in Japanese
ornery in Japanese is 気難しい — ornery means stubborn, grumpy, and difficult to deal with.
ornery in Japanese
気難しい
Pronounced: kimuzukashii
(originally, and, chiefly, US, especially, Appalachia, informal) Disagreeable, stubborn, and troublesome to deal with; cantankerous.
What does "ornery" mean?
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adj Stubborn, grumpy, and difficult to deal with.
"The old mule was too ornery to be led anywhere."
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ornery in a sentence
- The old mule was too ornery to be led anywhere.
- Don't mind him — he gets ornery when he's tired.
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What is "ornery" in Japanese?
"ornery" in Japanese is 気難しい. ornery means: Stubborn, grumpy, and difficult to deal with.
How do you pronounce 気難しい?
"ornery" in Japanese is 気難しい, pronounced "kimuzukashii".
How do you use "ornery" in a sentence?
Example: "The old mule was too ornery to be led anywhere." In Japanese, "ornery" is 気難しい.
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