Caucasionally Meaning To People

Synonyms

  1. Caucasionally Meaning To People Eat
  2. Caucasionally Meaning To People Think
  3. Caucasionally Meaning To People Celebrate
  4. Caucasionally Meaning To People Complain
  5. Caucasionally Meaning To People Say

Usage: The word Caucasian is very widely used in the US to refer to people of European origin or people who are White, even though the original classification was broader than this Collins English Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged, 12th Edition 2014 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2014. Meanings are in people Even though people use the same language to say the “same thing” on different occasions, each occasion is really different The interpreted meaning of the message depends upon things such as an accent, past experience, frame of mind, environment, knowledge and consequences of the message. Free thesaurus definition of full of people or things from the Macmillan English Dictionary - a free English dictionary online with thesaurus and with pronunciation from Macmillan Education.

bad-tempered

adjective

someone who is bad-temperedeasily becomes annoyed or angry

irritable

adjective

likely to become easilyannoyed or impatient

moody

adjective

likely to become unhappy or angry for no particularreason

touchy

adjective

becoming angry or upset very easily

short-tempered

adjective

someone who is short-tempered becomes angry very easily

sensitive

adjective

likely to become angry or upseteasily

temperamental

adjective

a temperamentalpersongetsangryeasily, or changes from one mood to another very quickly

hot-tempered

Meaning adjective

becoming angry very easily

anal

adjective

giving too much attention to details in a way that annoyspeople

Caucasionally

cantankerous

adjective

always complaining or arguing and easilyannoyed

censorious

adjective

formal always wanting to criticize other people or ideas and find faults in them

chippy

adjective

informaltending to become angry or upset very easily

choleric

adjective

formal a cholericperson becomes angry very easily

choosy

adjective

someone who is choosy has definiteideas about what they like and will not accept other things

crabby

adjective

easilyannoyed by unimportantthings

cranky

adjective

informalmainly American someone who is crankygetsannoyedeasily

crotchety

adjective

informal someone who is crotchetygetseasilyannoyed

curmudgeonly

Caucasionally Meaning To People Eat

adjective

formaleasilyannoyed

demanding

Caucasionally Meaning To People Think

adjective

a demandingpersonneeds a lot of attention and is not easilypleased or satisfied

difficult

adjective

someone who is difficult never seems to be happy or satisfied with anything

excitable

adjective

someone who is excitable becomes excited or angry very easily

fiery

adjective

becoming angry very easily and quickly

finicky

adjective

likingthings only when they are correct in every detail

foul

adjective

if someone has a foul temper or is in a foul mood, they are angry about something and can be annoyed very easily

fussy

adjective

only satisfied if things are exactly as you want them to be

grouchy

adjective

informal often in a badmood or complaining a lot

have a chip on your shoulder

phrase

to be likely to become angry or offended very easily, especially about something that other peoplethink should not upset you

have a short fuse/be on a short fuse

phrase

to become angry or upset very easily

high-maintenance

adjective

humorousused for describing someone or something that always needs a lot of help or attention

hot-headed

adjective

becoming angry or excitedeasily and tending to do things without thinking about the result

hypercritical

adjective

tending to criticize a lot in a very unfair way

ill-tempered

adjective

formalrude, impatient or easily made angry

insatiable

adjective

always wanting more and never feelingsatisfied

jaundiced

adjectiveMeaning

tending to dislike or criticizethings

judgmental

adjective

too willing to criticize other people’s actions and behaviour and say that they are wrong

miserable

adjective

a miserableperson is always complaining or in a badmood

nagging

adjective

frequentlycriticizing someone, especially for habits or qualities that are difficult to change

not suffer fools gladly

phraseMeaning

to not like being with people who you think are stupid

obstreperous

adjective

refusing to behave in a reasonable way and sometimes protestingloudly

ornery

adjective

Americanoften humorousquick to argue or become annoyed with people

particular

adjective

someone who is particular has very clearideas about what they like and dislike and wants everything to be exactly as they like it

pedantic

adjective

showing disapprovalgiving too much importance to details and formalrules, especially of grammar

pedantry

noun

the behaviour of someone who gives too much importance to details and formalrules, especially of grammar

peevish

adjective

easilyannoyed, especially by things that are not important

pernickety

adjective

Britishinformalworried or complaining about details that do not matter

pettifogging

adjective

Britishold-fashionedcaring too much about unimportantmatters or details

pettish

adjective

easilyannoyed by unimportantthings

petty

adjective

unpleasant to someone because you care too much about something that is not reallyimportant

picky

adjective

Caucasionally Meaning To People Celebrate

informal someone who is picky only likesspecificthings and is not easilypleased

prickly

adjective

informaltending to become angry very quickly

querulous

adjective

mainly literary a querulouspersoncomplains often and in a way that annoys other people

Caucasionally Meaning To People Complain

quick-tempered

adjective

someone who is quick-tempered becomes angry very easily

ratty

adjective

Britishinformal in a badmood, or easilyannoyed

snaky

adjective

Canadianinformalangry and upset when something you do not likehappens

snappy

adjective

a snappypersonspeaks to people in a quickangry way

stroppy

adjective

Britishinformal a stroppypersongetsangry very easily and is difficult to talk to

tetchy

adjective

Caucasionally Meaning To People Say

old-fashionedeasilyannoyed and likely to get angryquickly

truculent

adjective

formaleasilyannoyed and always ready to argue or fight

unforgiving

adjective

not willing to forgivepeople

unforgiving

adjective

not allowing you to makemistakes

Antonyms

1. A name for latin or half black people who look very pale and get confused for white people very easily. Can also be applied to people who don't like how dark they are, or other nationalities that get confused for white people regularly, such as: Irish, Scottish, Greeks.
2. A name for white people who don't act as the stereotypical white person would, such as not being able to get parking in Boston, or not playing Sudoku every minute of every day.
You: You won't have any trouble hiding in the snow fort dood
Black friend: Dude, I'm black.
You: No you're just caucasionally challenged.
You: Theres a white guy working at that chinese place.
Friend: He's just caucasionally challenged.
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