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short-tempered

[shawrt-tem-perd] / ˈʃɔrtˈtɛm pərd /




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Former Rep. Katie Porter’s gubernatorial prospects are uncertain in the aftermath of the emergence of two videos that underscore long-swirling rumors that the Irvine Democrat is thin-skinned and a short-tempered boss.

From Los Angeles Times

He became “angry, short-tempered” — even though he tried to hide his addiction from family and friends.

From New York Times

“People were waiting longer than usual for their food and that makes them short-tempered and impatient,” recalls Tyler Trautman, a shift leader.

From Seattle Times

That includes comedian Sinbad, who would reprise his role as the short-tempered schoolteacher Mr. Wheat.

From Los Angeles Times

Kyles, in general, tend to be short-tempered, and when they are displeased, instead of harming others, they just break something.”

From New York Times