adjective
definition
Ornery, fractious, belligerent, or obstreperous, and hence difficult to deal with.
Examples of stroppy in a Sentence
He gets really stroppy if you don't feed him.
A loose collective of unpaid, unloved contributors led by stroppy social misfit Lester Haines.
It's no wonder that the kids grow up abusive, stroppy, slow learners, and disrespectful of authority!
Why Dee fans should be so stroppy with each other I have no idea.
Unfortunately Morphy didn't think so, and he got quite stroppy as we took a stranglehold of the Universe.
He argued that Timothy needed some ammunition in dealing with some very stroppy people in the church at Ephesus.
In Press Gang, a young Julia Sawalha played Lynda Day, the assertive, yet slightly stroppy editor of the Junior Gazette.
I am told five year olds can get a bit stroppy.
Now don't get stroppy, I'm finished.
Unfortunately Morphy did n't think so, and he got quite stroppy as we took a stranglehold of the Universe.
He gets really stroppy if you do n't feed him.
I suspect largely because it is young and different, and behaves a bit like a stroppy teenager at times.
As a stroppy, anarchic young woman I rebelled against the whole nuclear family with 2.4 children thing.
It gives purpose to everything from dealing with a stroppy customer to feeding a baby in the middle of the night.
The staff at Well Stacked Pizza are not the kind to take stroppy behavior from customers.
Now do n't get stroppy, I 'm finished.