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Easily irritated or annoyed.
irritable
petulant
cranky
peevish
fractious
scratchy
testy
tetchy
pettish
techy
ill-natured
Peckish.
hungry
1
There's also a Continental food and craft market if you get
peckish
.
2
A
peckish
Saturn fresh run out of young, the town devours itself.
3
A fear rises up within him: he is starting to feel
peckish
.
4
Having survived your morning bath, you may be feeling a little
peckish
.
5
And with someone who closed their eyes and someone who was
peckish
.
6
And if you're
peckish
,
cheese and meat platters cost a tenner.
7
It's around now we get
peckish
and start craving handbag biscuits.
8
Miss Tarabotti, once composed, was generally of a
peckish
proclivity.
9
To tell you the truth, I'm getting a bit
peckish
.
10
I am feeling very
peckish
,
'
I should be stumped altogether.
11
He gnaws barbed wire whenever he feels a little
peckish
.
12
I swear I have an appetite; they make one
peckish
,
these suicides, n'est-ce pas?
13
Don't you happen to be
peckish
,
sir?-'cause, luck or no luck, that's my case.
14
If you're simply not feeling
peckish
you can miss breakfast and save $20.
15
Feeling
peckish
,
I set off in search of sustenance.
16
Naturally I am
peckish
when lunchtime rolls around, but my journalist's sense of discipline prevails.
peckish
very peckish
little peckish
get peckish
feel peckish
rather peckish