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stroppy's Usage Examples:

rebel is quite easy to play because we've all gone through sort of the stroppy bit.

The reporter added that Lucas was a "stroppy lad" and that when Tony told him to shut up, it was "a beautiful moment".

stroppy .

" Jackson described the character as "a stroppy, misunderstood teenager" who she never wanted to "blossom her into a Hollyoaks.

passively sensuous ballad like 'Everything', but mostly she keeps acting stroppy.

This doco follows the passionate, stroppy Rapira Davies, as she fights cost overruns, landscape architects and passersby.

only real failing is its lack of versatility, but it's Happy Mondays' stroppy spirit that counts most of all.

announced in 1993 that it had become "a bit boring watching dogs chase stroppy sheep round a field.

Vita and Maxie's grandmother and Julie's mother who tends to get very stroppy at times.

" Lola is described as "a stroppy little 15-year-old, prone to fighting, tea-leafing and gobbing off.

Holly's character, a Channel 4 spokesperson stated: "She will be quite a stroppy eleven-year-old who knows her own mind — like her mum's character.

country house), the characters (country lawyers, creepy male secretary, stroppy flapper, etc) and the period vocabulary are all spot on, but it's the utter.

of us call him Anelka because he's got so much skill – and he's quite stroppy too!".

stroppy's Meaning':

obstreperous

Synonyms:

unregenerate; obstinate; bolshy; stubborn;

Antonyms:

docile; compromising; obedient; tractable; penitent;