Want of endurance; failure to bear suffering, discomfort, annoyance, etc. with equanimity; irritability, irascibility.

Acerbity, bitterness; irritability. Obsolete.

Impatience.

= impatience, n. 1a: esp. as a quality or disposition. Also, with plural, an instance or exhibition of this quality.

The quality or condition of being testy; petulance.

The quality of being impatient; impatience.

Extreme sensitivity of temper or disposition; the quality of being easily offended or angered; tendency to take offence with little cause…

The quality or state of being easily annoyed or excited to anger or impatience; proneness to vexation or annoyance; petulance.

the state or condition of being twitchy; nervousness, fidgetiness, irritability.

Irritability, bad temper; an instance of this. Also: restiveness. Cf. rusty, adj.3

the fact or quality of being bad-tempered or annoyed; irritability, irascibility.

The quality or state of being touchy or defensive; irritability.

lassitude, restlessness, irritability, or aggressiveness resulting from being confined for too long with few or no companions.

Irritability.