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1. (adj.) fretful
disposed or quick to fret; irritable; peevish.
Etymology: (1585–95)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) antsy, fidgety, fretful, itchy
nervous and unable to relax
"a constant fretful stamping of hooves"; "a restless child"
2. (adj) fretful, querulous, whiney, whiny
habitually complaining
"a whiny child"
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1. (adj) fretful
disposed to fret; ill-humored; peevish; angry; in a state of vexation; as, a fretful temper
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Sense: cross; discontented
fretful children.
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 Afrikaans: brommerig |
 Arabic: نَكِد، شَكّاء، شَكِس |
 Bulgarian: раздразнителен |
 Brazilian: rabugento |
 Czech: rozmrzelý; zlobivý |
 German: ärgerlich |
 Danish: gnaven; utidig |
 Greek: γκρινιάρης |
 Spanish: inquieto |
 Estonian: pirtsakas |
 Farsi: نق نقو |
 Finnish: ärtyisä |
 French: grognon |
 Hebrew: רַגזָן |
 Hindi: चिड़चिडा़ |
 Croatian: razdražljiv, zlovoljan |
 Hungarian: ingerlékeny |
 Indonesian: rewel |
 Icelandic: óánægður, uppstökkur |
 Italian: scontroso |
 Japanese: 気むずかしい |
 Korean: 짜증내는 |
 Lithuanian: kaprizingas, irzlus |
 Latvian: īgns; kaprīzs |
 Malay: perengus |
 Dutch: kribbig |
 Norwegian: gretten, irritabel, misfo |
 Polish: rozdrażniony |
 Persian: نق نقو |
 Pashto: غم ځپلى، غمجن، انديښناك،ن |
 Portuguese: rabugento |
 Romanian: agitat |
 Russian: недовольный |
 Slovak: namrzený |
 Slovenian: nergaški |
 Serbian: ljutit |
 Swedish: missnöjd, grinig |
 Thai: ซึ่งหัวเสีย |
 Turkish: huysuz, ters |
 Taiwanese: 令人煩惱的 |
 Ukrainian: дражливий; вередливий |
 Urdu: مصیبت زدہ یا چڑچڑا |
 Vietnamese: bực bội; cáu kỉnh |
 Chinese: 令人烦恼的 |
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