Thesaurus / ill-humored

ill-humored

How to use ill-humored in a sentence

So Bud was perfectly aware of the fact that he would be missed, and he was ill-humored enough to be glad of it.

Even now she had shuffled back into her kitchen, leaving her ill-humored lodger to puff away at the malodorous weed as he chose.

A few women passed the door of the bar with an ill-humored air, gesticulating among themselves.

The Prince and Castro are unbearably ill-humored; they talk scarcely at all and pay no attention whatever to me.

And, far more discouraging, the magical self-binder itself suddenly became ill-humored and refused to form its sheaves properly.

I never found the man upon whom rested the great responsibilities of the nation impatient or ill-humored.

Since the mention of the young woman named Suzanne, his brow had clouded, and his face had assumed an ill-humored expression.

FRDRIQUE; VOL. 2CHARLES PAUL DE KOCK

His men grew so ill-humored with starvation that many revolted, and there was danger of the expedition being abandoned.

FAMOUS INDIAN CHIEFSCHARLES H. L. JOHNSTON

This almost imperceptible symptom, and the rather ill-humored look, foretold a storm.

GERFAUT, COMPLETECHARLES DE BERNARD

Bogstad had been adjusting some difficulties among his tenants, and that evening he was somewhat ill-humored.

ADDED UPONNEPHI ANDERSON

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985