peeved

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• He seems peeved that she's gotten old, as if it were a personal affront.

• Major General Avi Zamir was so peeved that he reportedly called a boycott of Refaeli-endorsed products.

• In fact, the Fox News host seemed a tad peeved that I had criticized him for a glaring omission about his arch-nemesis NBC.

• It could be a long night in this swingy swing state, with polls inundated and voters peeved.

• Rock ‘n’ roll history is filled with tales far more debauched than the peeved-over-a-cat meeting of two famous alt-rock bands.

• Therefore, both men aired with the utmost frankness their opinion of their employer; even Neils Halvorsen was peeved.

• "Shad weren't gettin' peeved," objected Bob, ready to defend his absent friend.

• The conies that escape being crushed come out peeved and protesting against unnecessary disturbances.

• "Peeved about somethin' this mornin'," one of them drawled to the rider whose knee pressed his.

• The temperamental young thing was peeved, and the ponies (not equine) had come galloping into the scene at the critical moment.