grumpiness

On my side I have no excuse apart from general grumpiness and a long day.

I asked another girl, Leila, what her grumpiness was about.

But for the next few days, her sister seemed to be in a perpetual state of grumpiness.

Except at this time of year, when our normal grumpiness seems abnormal.

I felt a surge of defiant grumpiness course through me.

"Grumpiness I can take, so long as he's not suffering anymore."

You have to be very grumpy indeed to keep grumpiness going here.

I think the grumpiness is just his way of keeping people at a distance."

Faith wasn't sure what to make of her sister's sudden grumpiness.

Harry asked, the sleep finally wearing off, along with it the incredible grumpiness.

I wish I had not such an account of grumpiness to give you.

"In an office, grumpiness is dispersed among the sheer numbers," Rose says.

I was just glad we'd made up a long-standing grumpiness in time to have her here for this particular disaster.

A few minutes of grumpiness seem a bargain, when I think of it that way.

It was as if my natural grumpiness was fighting some warm happy thought.

He often conveys a grumpiness about the whole thing and a continuing insensitivity.

Not to mention the general grumpiness that can ensue.

The bond carried her amusement at the grumpiness she felt from Elayne.

He noticed that everyone was now giving him and Fisher lots of room, far more than could be accounted for by his general grumpiness.

She thought his grumpiness was cute and seemed fascinated with his chest.

Soon they discover the cause of the Bogeyman's grumpiness.

"And grumpiness is very unbecoming in a man, Professor."

With varying shades of grumpiness they all consented except Harding.

There had been some grumpiness over Procopio's having claimed so much.

The grumpiness does not hide the concern in Rylla's voice.