caustic

I like her caustic nature, because she's not a mean person.

Europeans have, of course, been caustic about the American model.

The question could have been caustic, but it was almost gentle.

Suddenly the smile was gone, and the pain in his eyes caustic.

Even if it had only been for a moment to make some caustic remark.

The title of that song, however, had nothing to do with Caustic.

Three tall women and a caustic one are among the many things scheduled here.

The brief look she threw his way was almost caustic.

These and other caustic remarks did not help his sales in the least.

But her sometimes caustic personality appeared to turn off some voters.

He laughed, a sound so caustic it must have burned coming out.

Even my mother, with her caustic tongue, seemed to understand it somewhat.

The Vulcan could be quite caustic when given a chance.

When Sweetheart spoke again, her voice had lost its caustic edge.

On the point of making a caustic comment, he suddenly saw what they were staring at.

He is known for his in-depth analysis and caustic views.

The group is known for its caustic attacks on people it opposes and former members.

He seems to have been a man of caustic wit, who wrote for his own pleasure.

Johnny shot him a caustic glance but held his cup out.

"A little less of the caustic critic stuff," he said.

Get caustic and let this buyer know he had no status in the larger game.

He started a caustic retort but had no time to voice it.

Over the years, his more caustic remarks have drawn much criticism.

Among other things, she turned her caustic eye on her own son.

That drew caustic responses from some of the Assembly members.