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irritable Adjective: Capable of being easily annoyed or irritated. Someone who is easily irritated is often described as "irritable". ■ She's so irritable today, I think she's having a bad hair day.
angles An acute, sharp and extremely irritable person. ■ "Why can't you just be normal like the rest of us?" "I am not normal! I am an angle!"
Curmudgeon A person who is always grumpy, irritable, and unpleasant. ■ When her friends suggested going out for a night of fun, the curmudgeon responded with a sarcastic comment about how she'd rather stay home and watch TV.
grouch A person who is excessively irritable, moody, or ill-tempered. ■ "The old man was such a grouch, he complained about everything from the weather to the noise in his neighborhood."
limey A person who is extremely irritable, angry or rude. ■ "Why are you always such a limey? Can't you just take a deep breath and calm down?"
Mar A term used to describe someone who is excessively irritable or moody. ■ "I don't know what got into me today, but I'm such a mar!
Moody An extremely grumpy and irritable person who has a bad mood all the time. ■ "Why are you so moody today? Did someone cut off your head?"
Ornery A person who is stubborn, irritable, and difficult to get along with. ■ "Despite being ornery, John managed to make the team laugh at his jokes every time."
Spiny A term used to describe someone who is very short and stubby, with a propensity for being prickly or irritable. ■ "I'm not a spiny person, I just have a few thorns in my side."
Testy adjective Being in a bad mood or having a short temper; being irritable or cranky. ■ John was feeling testy after getting stuck in traffic for an hour. He started yelling at the other drivers and even threw his phone out the window!