cranky 
/ˈkræŋki/ adjective
crank·i·er; crank·i·est /ˈkræŋki/ adjective [also more cranky; most cranky] informal 1 chiefly US : easily annoyed or angered
▪ I've been cranky all day because I didn't get enough sleep. ▪ bored and cranky kids ▪ a cranky baby [=a baby that cries and wants a lot of attention] 2 Brit : strange or weird
▪ cranky ideas/theories
▪ I've been cranky all day because I didn't get enough sleep. ▪ bored and cranky kids ▪ a cranky baby [=a baby that cries and wants a lot of attention]
▪ cranky ideas/theories
— crank·i·ness noun [noncount]
▪ I apologize for my crankiness yesterday.
▪ I apologize for my crankiness yesterday.
