Definitionn. a disposition to exhibit uncontrolled anger
Last update: July 7, 2015
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If the owners could only realise the importance of ridding them of these ever-noisome pests, there would be far less of snappishness, mange, fits, &c. [Please select]
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If we receive a snappish answer, let us not resent it, but blame the illness and be grateful if, along with the snappishness, we find out what suits our patient best. [Please select]
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I do not consider the character some people give them of snappishness at all justified by facts; but here and there a sharp-tempered Pom may be found. [Please select]
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Betty herself had a lively temper, but she was altogether free from snappishness and when she "blew up" the cause was sure to be unmistakable and significant. [Please select]
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"It seems to me," Easton went on without paying any regard to the snappishness of Skinner's tone, "that though we cannot make ourselves any heavier, weight is not after all the only thing." [Please select]
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