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1 ornery
or·nery[AM ˈɔ:rnɚi]to be in an \ornery mood in gereizter Stimmung sein* * *ornery [ˈɔː(r)nərı] adj besonders US umg oder dial1. → academic.ru/52064/ordinary">ordinary2. ekelhaft, übellaunig3. störrisch, unfolgsam4. gemein, übel (Trick etc) -
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(Am) ( fam) gereizt;( tending to argue) aggressiv;to be in an \ornery mood in gereizter Stimmung sein -
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(DE) durchschnittich; durchschnittlich; mittelmäßig; (EN) average; common; mean; ordinary; ornery; run; run of the mill; run-of-the-mill -
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(DE) Dickkopf {r}; bockig; querköpfig; stur; störrisch; (EN) balky; bull-headed; bullet-headed; fractious; froward; impracticable; jiibbing; mule-headed; mulish; obstinate; ornery; overthwart; perverse; pig-headed; pighead; pigheaded; pot-bound; restive; rusty; self-opinionated; stomachous; stubborn; stunkard; wayward -
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(DE) Schurkerei {e}; mistig; (EN) cussed; ill-natured; mean; nasty; ornery; shabby; villainous; wicked -
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(DE) Dickkopf {r}; Trotzkopf {r}; bockbeinig; dickköpfig; hartnäckig; starrköpfig; starrsinnig; verstockt; abersinnig; trutzig; (EN) brainish; bull-headed; bullet-headed; contrary; contumacios; contumacious; crabby; cross-grained; desperate; dogged; dour; froward; hard-boiled; hardcore; headstrong; inflexible; intractable; inveterate; keep it to yourself!; mulish; obdurate; obstinate; opinioned; opinonative; ornery; pertinacious; perverse; pighead; pigheaded; recalcitrant; refractory; self-opinioned; self-willed; stiff; stiff-backed; stiff-necked; stubborn; tenacious; tough; unbending; unsubmissive; untoward; unyielding; wilful; willful -
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(DE) Normalen {pl}; geordnet; normal; ordnungsgemäß; ordnungsliebend; (EN) clean-cut; decent; due; easy on the eye; easy to look at; jolly; neat; normal; orderly; ordinary; ordinate; ornery; proper; reg; regular; right; set; snug; sporting; there are no flies on him; tidy; tight; trim
См. также в других словарях:
ornery — index malicious Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
ornery — 1816, Amer.Eng. dialectal contraction of ORDINARY (Cf. ordinary). Commonplace, hence of poor quality, coarse, ugly. By c.1860 the sense had evolved to mean, cantankerous … Etymology dictionary
ornery — [adj] mean cantankerous, contemptible, crabby, cranky, crusty*, difficult, disagreeable, grouchy*, grumpy*, hard nosed*, ignoble, ill tempered, irritable, nasty, obstinate, quarrelsome, rotten, sour, surly, testy, unfriendly, vicious; concepts… … New thesaurus
ornery — [ôr′nər ē] adj. [altered < ORDINARY] Informal 1. having an ugly or mean disposition 2. obstinate ☆ orneriness n … English World dictionary
ornery — orneriness, n. /awr neuh ree/, adj., ornerier, orneriest. Dial. 1. ugly and unpleasant in disposition or temper: No one can get along with my ornery cousin. 2. stubborn: I can t do a thing with that ornery mule. 3. low or vile. 4. inferior or… … Universalium
ornery — adjective /ˈɔːnəɹi,ˈɔːɹnɚi,ˈɔːnɹi/ a) Cantankerous, stubborn, disagreeable. “Grandpa, what’s ‘ornery’?” / “Oh, you know. Mean. Contrary. Rebellious.” b) Mischievous, prankish, teasing, disagreeable but in a good way. Curley: I aint sayin I … Wiktionary
ornery — [[t]ɔ͟ː(r)nəri[/t]] ADJ GRADED (disapproval) If you describe someone as ornery, you mean that they are bad tempered, difficult, and often do things that are mean. [AM, INFORMAL] The old lady was still being ornery, but at least she had consented… … English dictionary
ornery — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. contrary, difficult, cantankerous; irascible. See disobedience, irascibility. II (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) a. mean, nasty, ugly, irritable, feisty, surly, cranky, crabby, short tempered, *short… … English dictionary for students
ornery — or|ne|ry [ˈo:nəri US ˈo:r ] adj AmE [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: ordinary] behaving in an unreasonable and often angry way, especially by doing the opposite of what people want you to do ▪ an ornery kid … Dictionary of contemporary English
ornery — or|ner|y [ ɔrnəri ] adjective AMERICAN OFTEN HUMOROUS quick to argue or become annoyed with people: GRUMPY: He s all right, just a bit ornery in the morning … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
ornery — adj Mean. Arnold had an ornery bull that no one could approach. 1850s … Historical dictionary of American slang
