angry
adjective
[ ˈaŋɡri ]
• feeling or showing strong annoyance, displeasure, or hostility; full of anger.
• "an angry customer"
Similar:
irate,
annoyed,
cross,
vexed,
irritated,
exasperated,
indignant,
aggrieved,
irked,
piqued,
displeased,
provoked,
galled,
resentful,
furious,
enraged,
infuriated,
in a temper,
incensed,
raging,
incandescent,
wrathful,
fuming,
ranting,
raving,
seething,
frenzied,
in a frenzy,
beside oneself,
outraged,
in high dudgeon,
irascible,
bad-tempered,
hot-tempered,
choleric,
splenetic,
dyspeptic,
tetchy,
testy,
crabby,
waspish,
hostile,
antagonistic,
dark,
dirty,
filthy,
mad,
hopping mad,
wild,
livid,
boiling,
apoplectic,
aerated,
hot under the collar,
riled,
on the warpath,
up in arms,
with all guns blazing,
foaming at the mouth,
steamed up,
in a lather,
fit to be tied,
aggravated,
snappy,
snappish,
shirty,
stroppy,
narky,
ratty,
eggy,
in a paddy,
as cross as two sticks,
sore,
bent out of shape,
soreheaded,
teed off,
ticked off,
ropeable,
snaky,
crook,
vex,
in a bate,
waxy,
ireful,
wroth,
heated,
hot,
passionate,
fiery,
stormy,
tempestuous,
lively,
ill-tempered,
acrimonious,
bitter,
pissed off,
pissed,
Origin:
late Middle English: from anger + -y1.
