crankiness

"If a baby, toddler or young child starts showing signs of crankiness or fussiness this can be an early indication of heat stress."

The challenger's current crankiness certainly seems like it, insiders say.

"It is the latest twist in trans-Tasman crankiness," said Ian Hall, professor of international relations, Griffth University in the Australian state of Queensland.

His crankiness and irritability were aggravated by his choleric Spanish blood (from the Llanes clan) and high blood!

What Kitaj terms his 'crankiness' was due in large part to the 'Tate War' of 1994, the retrospective of his work that was savaged by the London critics.

The stress of travel, and being crammed into a small seat near strangers can cause real crankiness among passengers.

Admitted she'd like to change her crankiness. Here's an idea then, Becky, lighten up and smile, you've got a life most people would kill for.

The prominent psychiatric period shows symptoms including anxiety, hallucination, restless, crankiness, or stereotyped behaviors.

Arkin in particular embraces his role, with the same vibrant crankiness that won him an Academy Award for Little Miss Sunshine.

Understand Crankiness Babies cry when they're uncomfortable, bored, overstimulated and sleepy.

Detox the crankiness along with all the other poisons in your body and think good thoughts.

According to a new study, lack of sleep in children causes poor attention, worse grades, school absences, poor social interaction, irritability and crankiness, depression and increased risk-taking behaviour, Health News reported.