waspish

It came out a bit more waspish than she intended.

The tone was waspish, but no less threatening for that.

Pitt hung on and gave him a waspish look, but said nothing.

The door opened almost immediately and a small, waspish woman peered out at him.

As in the original show, she has the most waspish wisecracks.

The natural wheeze of his voice took on a waspish buzz.

She was an acid, waspish sort, but she did her job well.

They saw it flying and heard its waspish note.

It was the words that were waspish and somewhat supercilious.

He had expected that she would be waspish in her direction, sharply sarcastic.

It was Rick's turn to stiffen at her waspish denial.

A small, balding, waspish man, he looked exactly what he'd been in life, a clerk.

I find I get waspish when discussing an issue dear to my heart.

He sensed a waspish reaction, an almost angry denial of the term.

"You certainly enjoyed having your finger in the pie," came her waspish reply.

He'd stooped to examine the disk when a waspish voice spoke close behind him.

Suddenly his tone was waspish, his face hard as granite.

Then he heard the waspish humming sound of a stun pistol.

Arguing with her when she was being this waspish was impossible.

"I get headaches," she said, hating the fact that her voice was waspish and defensive.

Laying hands upon the waspish, elusive figure of the fencing lawyer was much more difficult.

"I wish we weren't getting it here," was her waspish reply.

The waspish tone of her voice might have made Colin turn around and walk away from her only the day before.

Stupid, waspish queen, what did he know about acting?

Their reminiscences of old times together mix sentimental and waspish memories.