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Meanings of stroppy in anglès

Obstreperous.

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Usage of stroppy in anglès
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All he is missing is the crooked tie and a stroppy scowl.
The Irish Times
2
Water loading will make even the most Zen competitive eaters a bit stroppy.
News.com.au
3
I preferred him before, when he was a stroppy loser … not really.
The Guardian
4
It isn't clear from his stroppy behaviour so far that Rooney understands the difference.
The Guardian
5
When Bill Wyman left, in 1991, I got extremely stroppy.
Life
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Is every bus to be delayed while the driver argues with the stroppy unmasked?
The Irish Times
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If Nancy's stroppy, somebody takes her out for a walk.
Keeper: one house, three generations, and a journey into alzheim...
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Box is Leigh, a stroppy 14-year-old who lives outside Brighton.
The Guardian
9
You'll hear this soundbite before you see the stroppy youngsters clattering around turning off lights.
The Irish Times
10
Looks a bit stroppy and shouts a lot?
The Guardian
11
I try to think of Nancy as a big stroppy baby-oneshouting, I didn't do it!
Keeper: one house, three generations, and a journey into alzheim...
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Looking back now he can laugh at himself and his stroppy attitude and his big talk.
The Irish Times
13
Fed up, the kid gets stroppy and petulantly roosts the ball into a fringe of scrub.
The Guardian
14
It's hard to be stroppy without looking like an idiot while wearing gold under-eye facial masks.
News.com.au
15
Workers downed tools, and when the SAPS showed up to try and disperse them they got stroppy.
The South African
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I think they thought I was just a stroppy bystander. She gestured at the Eishundo sleeve she wore.
Woken furies
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Stroppy through the time