quarrelsome

The voice she used was that of a quarrelsome old man.

During this period he was known as a quarrelsome student.

They are not a quarrelsome people in their own homes.

I was afraid he might be quarrelsome and get himself into more trouble.

I heard they're all very quarrelsome now and drunk most of the time.

They were one of the more quarrelsome, less responsible species.

It is a quarrelsome family and few can say good of their house for three generations or more.

At this time he was a strong if quarrelsome Protestant.

There was no sense in awakening the quarrelsome side of him.

Buffalo came off as quarrelsome and not quite sure of its identity.

I remember very little about him except that he was a noisy, quarrelsome man.

And all too often one quarrelsome member lashes out at another.

"But on my first day here I don't want to seem quarrelsome."

"We were rather quarrelsome at lunch - but she's all right."

The man turned his back again, speaking to the horse in a tired, almost quarrelsome voice.

A woman who moved in more than a decade ago said she quickly noticed younger and quarrelsome people.

They've trouble enough as is with personnel growing bored and quarrelsome.

The conversation at the conference was remarkably frank, and sometimes quarrelsome.

Her tone was suddenly quarrelsome, as though I'd insulted him.

He has four quarrelsome siblings in various states of discontent.

The males of this species are rather aggressive and can be quite quarrelsome.

But they were paranoid and quarrelsome, especially toward those who opposed their views.

"But my unique gifts gave me an advantage in this quarrelsome world."

The rest of them are kind of quarrelsome and always making trouble.

However, he worried that the quarrelsome nature of the two would split the empire.