Brusque and surly and forbidding.
1 Moreover the place is wearisome, and I am fanciful and often ill-humoured .
2 The miller felt the hours hang heavily, and he became listless and ill-humoured .
3 All this time he was hardly awake and a little ill-humoured in consequence.
4 Marius shrugged his shoulders; his face suggested that he was ill-humoured .
5 His temper has changed, too: he has grown ill-humoured and irritable.
6 Kashtanka stretched, yawned and, cross and ill-humoured , walked about the room.
7 As usual, his face looked anxious and ill-humoured , and his beard was uncombed.
8 They are not ill-humoured , and they are not peevishly arrogant, except upon provocation.
9 Annas was a thin ill-humoured - looking old man, with a scraggy beard.
10 If I were ill-humoured I would say you marked the cards!
11 Mr. Bonteen, however, was not beaten by much, and was in consequence somewhat ill-humoured .
12 Finishing the service after a fashion, dissatisfied and ill-humoured , he set off for Shuteykino.
13 I get ill-humoured and indifferent, and then leave off.'
14 He was gloomy, ill-humoured , taciturn, was afraid of nobody, and refused to recognize any authority.
15 This he said in a tone which he himself felt to be ill-humoured and almost petulant.
16 He was not an ill-humoured man in reality.
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