Aún no tenemos significados para "very irritable".
1He became very irritable and passionate and lived a perfectly aimless life.
2Her father was a testy old country gentleman, very irritable and obstinate.
3She was often very sad and despondent, and again very irritable.
4He could not stand to be contradicted, and was very irritable.
5It must be the heat, it makes one very irritable, don't you think?
6It is a form of milk poisoning, in which the bowels are very irritable.
7Bacon, who had contracted a disease in the trenches about Jamestown, was very irritable.
8The peer was exceedingly annoyed and vexed, and very irritable.
9He is very irritable to-day, and I left off arguing the matter with him.
10He was always very irritable when crossed, and his obstinate nature was strongly combative.
11He grew visibly greyer, stooped more, and became very irritable.
12Solandia and Verdegia said they make you feel irritable, and I was feeling very irritable.
13He was very irritable and not in good health.
14I can quickly become very irritable, tearful and dejected.
15He was very irritable at this time, and could not leave his fellow wayfarers alone.
16Brawne Lamia is tired and aching and very irritable.
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