ill-humor

Then, with a gesture of ill-humor he threw his black felt hat to the chest of drawers.

Dalton's ill-humor had, however, a different source from that which she suspected.

I was obliged to bear all her ill-humor and the clamor of her tongue.

Dr. Renton knew it, and prepared to maintain his ill-humor against the invader.

“Of course not,” said he, all his ill-humor having returned.

At the shearing-shed, Alessandro found his men in confusion and ill-humor.

“Yes, if it were true,” returned Hatty sorrowfully, and then her ill-humor vanished.

It was not an agreeable laugh although there was no ill-humor in it.

In such an ill-humor and with such a resolution, Julien reached the door of his house.

Mr. Monroe did not salute me when he arrived this evening, so I am in ill-humor with him.