Dictionary entry

Stroppiest

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Myanmar Meaning

(Adj[sup]) stroppy

Definition

stroppy /'strppi/ adj ( Brit sl ) ေခ်က်ေသာ။ ကန္႔လန္႔တိုက္ ေသာ။ Don't get stroppy with me—it's not my fault!

Examples

  1. ‘And will this leave Lyle cast as the stroppy adolescent?’
  2. ‘If you can't keep the lid on a couple of stroppy 14-year-olds
  3. you are in the wrong job.’
  4. ‘Sounds great
  5. but to be honest
  6. given the choice
  7. I think I'd rather deal with the stroppy teenager - particularly if the subject is male.’
  8. ‘You don't have to be a millionaire to come here
  9. but if you want to hang out with stroppy supermodels
  10. it probably helps.’
  11. ‘It's like a university tutorial conducted not by the Professor but by a stroppy student.’
  12. ‘No
  13. actually
  14. I'll take stroppy little Eva over the ‘deep and spiritual’ Yaya or Amanda any day.’
  15. ‘This is another way of saying he's very stroppy.’
  16. ‘You've been very unhappy and as a result become willful and stroppy.’
  17. ‘Watch out for irritability
  18. being more stroppy with other people and not sleeping very well.’
  19. ‘Marina is the superficially assured yet vulnerable one
  20. naughty
  21. stroppy
  22. self-serving and extrovert
  23. rebelling against her unstable home life.’
  24. ‘‘She's a stroppy one all right
  25. and she will play to the crowd
  26. ’ she added.’
  27. ‘All the kids were unspeakably cute even when they were being stroppy.’
  28. ‘‘Hawick people are very stroppy
  29. ’ says Barnes.’
  30. ‘I was starting to do a caesarean section on a really stroppy cow who was kicking and thrashing about all over the place.’
  31. ‘He got stroppy after being ‘forcibly ushered out’ but did not use any industrial language.’
  32. ‘Sarah is stroppy
  33. opinionated and interfering.’
  34. ‘Every time I had some form of prize or something he really got very stroppy about it.’
  35. ‘However
  36. the Beckhams tend to get a bit stroppy if anyone dares wonder if their marriage is in trouble.’
  37. ‘There must be easier ways of embezzling money than having to drain the bank accounts of a couple of stroppy kids.’
  38. ‘Then the woman this morning got stroppy because I expected a free breakfast.’