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Meanings of as cranky in English

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Usage of as cranky in English
1
His methods, once dismissed as cranky and left-field are now accepted practice.
The Irish Times
2
Trust me-theycan get as cranky as people when they're hungry.
Dear John
3
The colony looked an interesting place, and certainly wasn't as cranky as she'd feared.
Childhood's End
4
Phoebe tried not to sound as cranky as she felt.
Dark dreamer: a dark vista romance
5
He's as cranky and unsound as he can be.
Sir George Tressady — Volume I
6
She didn't sound as cranky as she'd like.
Mad enough to marry
7
In any other context, however, that argument would be written off as cranky, and certainly not British.
The Guardian
8
I sounded as cranky as I felt.
Sister Mine
9
Even someone as cranky as Alby.
The Maze Runner
10
I'd be ten times as cranky as he is, if I was pestered by every old podogger that's got stuff to sell.
The Green Satin Gown
11
But as he went, there was a quiver of lip and flicker of eyelid, the lightening, as Cranky called it, was evidently gaining ground.
The Three Brides
12
"There has to be some reason why I keep coming back to see a man as cranky and ill-tempered as you are."
Ryan's place
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