ill temper

Does she think that I would sell myself to age, ill-temper and ugliness, for all the money in the Bank of England?

Tears dropped fast on her knitting-work; but when Tom woke up, she spoke kindly, and tried to atone for her ill-temper.

And to-day have been in a crispation of energy and ill-temper, raking my wretched mail together.

The lieutenant turned his horse, and, followed by his bodyguard, rode home in a very ill temper.

We have tried to make this article temperate, fair and free from ill temper and ill feeling.