irritable
/ˈɪrɪtəbəl/
adjective
- Easily annoyed or angered; having a tendency to become impatient or upset.
- He gets irritable when he's tired or hungry.
- The baby was irritable because of teething pain.
- My boss is often irritable on Monday mornings.
- Abnormally sensitive or responsive to a stimulus (used in medical or biological contexts).
- The patient's skin was irritable and red after the allergic reaction.
- The doctor diagnosed her with irritable bladder syndrome.
- Some people have irritable nerves that make them jump at loud noises.