crabby in Portuguese
crabby in Portuguese is ranzinza — crabby means irritable, grumpy, or easily annoyed.
crabby in Portuguese
ranzinza
Visibly irritated or annoyed; grouchy, irritable, in a foul mood; given to complaining or finding fault in an annoyed way.
What does "crabby" mean?
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adjective Irritable, grumpy, or easily annoyed.
"He gets crabby if he doesn't have his morning coffee."
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crabby in a sentence
- He gets crabby if he doesn't have his morning coffee.
- The toddler was crabby after missing her nap.
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What is "crabby" in Portuguese?
"crabby" in Portuguese is ranzinza. crabby means: Irritable, grumpy, or easily annoyed.
How do you use "crabby" in a sentence?
Example: "He gets crabby if he doesn't have his morning coffee." In Portuguese, "crabby" is ranzinza.
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