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1 haşin
adj. rough, harsh, austere, crusty, forbidding, inclement, rude, severe, stern, truculent* * *1. brusque 2. surly -
2 somurtkan
adj. morose, sulky, grumpy, unsmiling, sour, glum, sullen, surly* * *1. sulky 2. sullen -
3 suratsız
adj. po faced, ugly, sulky, morose, grouchy, sour, vinegary, gnarled, grim, saturnine, sullen, surly, ungenial* * *1. vinegary 2. glum 3. grouchy 4. grumpy -
4 asık suratlı
adj. sulky, saturnine, surly, dark, dour, glum, lugubrious, morose, repining, vinegary, straight faced -
5 huysuz
bad-tempered, moody, disagreeable, difficult, fretful, ill-tempered, ill-natured, ill-humoured, cantankerous, bilious, sour, surly, contrary, perverse, peevish, petulant, fractious, grumpy, crabby, crotchety, cranky -
6 sert
"hard, rigid; stiff, firm; severe; harsh; strict, stern, drastic; violent; cutting, biting, hurtful, scathing, sharp; gruff, stiff, surly, brusque, forbidding, unkind; abrupt, curt; (içki) strong, stiff, heady; (sigara, vb.) strong; (tat, koku) acrid, pung" -
7 sinirli
"(et) sinewy; (kiþi) quick-tempered, hot-blooded, testy, surly, peppery, irritable, easily angered, cross, prickly, irascible" -
8 ters
"reverse; opposite, contrary; converse, inverse; wrong; inverted; surly, grumpy, moody, churlish, perverse, forbidding, curt; upside down, the wrong way round; back/reverse of sth; excrement, dung, droppings" -
9 damar
"1. vein, artery, or vessel (in which blood flows). 2. vein (in marble, a rock); seam; lode. - açımı med. cutdown. - atmak for an artery to pulsate. -ına basmak /ın/ to irritate (someone), touch (someone´s) sore spot. -ını bulmak /ın/ to humor (someone). -ına çekmek to take after one´s family (in temperament). - damar 1. multiveined. 2. seam upon seam. -ına girmek /ın/ to humor (someone). - ışınçekimi med. angiography. -larına işlemek to become part and parcel of one´s character. -ları kabarmak (for a specified part of one´s character) to show itself: Babalık damarları kabardı. His fatherly side showed itself. - kasıncı angiospasm. -ı kurusun! Damn him! - onarımı surg. angioplasty. - sertliği path. arteriosclerosis, hardening of the arteries. -ları şaha kalkmak slang to want something badly, have a consuming desire. - tabaka anat. choroid (of the eyeball). - tıkanıklığı path. embolism. -ı tutmak to get obstinate; to get surly, become intractable. - uru path. angioma. - yangısı path. angiitis." -
10 damarlı
"1. veined; veinous; venous. 2. bot. vascular. 3. bad-tempered, surly, intractable." -
11 efelenmek
to become defiant, get surly.
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Surly — Sur ly, a. [Compar. {Surlier}; superl. {Surliest}.] [Probably from sir, and originally meaning, sirlike, i.e., proud. See {Sir}, and {Like}, a.] 1. Arrogant; haughty. [Obs.] Cotgrave. [1913 Webster] 2. Gloomily morose; ill natured, abrupt, and… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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surly — index fractious, froward, harsh, impertinent (insolent), perverse, petulant, resentful Burton s Legal Thes … Law dictionary
surly — 1560s, lordly, majestic, alteration of M.E. sirly lordly, imperious (14c.), from sir. The meaning rude, gruff is first attested 1660s. For sense development, Cf. lordly, and Ger. herrisch domineering, imperious, from Herr master, lord … Etymology dictionary
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surly — [adj] gruff, bearish boorish, brusque, churlish, cross, crusty, curmudgeonly, discourteous, dour, fractious, glum, grouchy, ill mannered, ill natured, irritable, morose, perverse, rude, saturnine, sulky, sullen, testy, ugly, uncivil, ungracious;… … New thesaurus
surly — ► ADJECTIVE (surlier, surliest) ▪ bad tempered and unfriendly. DERIVATIVES surlily adverb surliness noun. ORIGIN originally in the sense «lordly, haughty»: from obsolete sirly, from SIR(Cf. ↑sir) … English terms dictionary
surly — [sʉr′lē] adj. surlier, surliest [earlier sirly, masterful, imperious < sir,SIR] 1. bad tempered; sullenly rude; hostile and uncivil 2. gloomy and threatening: said of weather 3. Obs. haughty; arrogant surlily adv. surliness n … English World dictionary
surly — surlily, adv. surliness, n. /serr lee/, adj., surlier, surliest. 1. churlishly rude or bad tempered: a surly waiter. 2. unfriendly or hostile; menacingly irritable: a surly old lion. 3. dark or dismal; menacing; threatening: a surly sky. 4. Obs.… … Universalium
surly — UK [ˈsɜː(r)lɪ] / US [ˈsɜrlɪ] adjective Word forms surly : adjective surly comparative surlier superlative surliest unfriendly and rude a waiter with a surly attitude … English dictionary
surly — adjective (surlier; est) Etymology: alteration of Middle English serreli lordly, imperious, probably from sire, ser sire Date: 1523 1. menacing or threatening in appearance < surly weather > 2. obsolete arrogant, imperious 3. irritably sullen and … New Collegiate Dictionary
