cholericadjective
uk/kɒlˈer.ɪk/us/kəˈler.ɪk/formalvery angry or easily annoyed
Thesaurus: synonyms and related words
Angry and displeased
- acrimonious
- aggrieved
- amused
- annoyed
- apoplectic
- fed up
- fed up to the back teeth idiom
- fit to be tied idiom
- furious
- furiously
- huff
- incandescent
- incense
- peeved
- pique
- pissed off
- rancour
- resentful
- scalp
- stormy
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Examples from literature
- A lively looking porter stood on the rear platform of a sleeping-car in the Pennsylvania station when a fussy and choleric old man clambered up the steps.
- He appears to have been a man of great energy and originality of character, concealing an excellent heart under the roughest manners and most choleric of tempers.
- I visualised the choleric blue eye of the Colonel and shuddered.
- Jeanne was a choleric person and a miser.
- The choleric eyes of the president softened a little, and grew grave as they studied the impassive face of the young man.