crotchety 的定义
- given to odd notions, whims, grouchiness, etc.
- of the nature of a crotchet.
crotchety 近义词
irritable, often due to old age
更多crotchety例句
- In “Flood Stories,” the site of return is a cramped cabin that a woman named Lottie shares with her somewhat crotchety mother, who’s always grousing that she’s too flighty or ungrateful.
- These men are crotchety, opinioned creatures of habit, great characters in their own right, though their dogs steal the show, as dogs so often do.
- Rand's dad was a crotchety old crank who was never going to win the nomination, but Rand of course actually could.
- Are five crotchety conservative men likely to decide to acquiesce to this change, or fight it?
- I could have written this article from The New Republic in one sentence: Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley is a crotchety old man.
- It's a great example for the even crotchety right-wingers who live in counties like mine.
- I took that jelly to a crotchety old patient of mine who is boarding, and reviles all the jelly his nurse buys for him.
- Taking up a residence in the tangled shrubbery or thickety undergrowth, it immediately begins to scold like a crotchety old wren.
- Neither do they dote madly on their crotchety uncles in the slippers and dressing-gowns of 78.
- The most crotchety member of the intellectual community might find his own hobby in those stables.
- The proportion of crotchety agitators among the population of foreign birth we believe to be actually less than among the natives.