Crabby used in a sentence

Crabby in a sentence as an adjective

Feverish and crabby perhaps, but not aimed at you.

Remember when you were a kid and some crabby old biddy gave you **** for 'wasting your time'?

Apologies, you caught me at a crabby, pedantic moment.

I don't mean to be crabby, but the infographic explicitly mentions that some of the jobs are from the service industry.

I feel pretty crabby about work when I'm working from my home desk, but as this article points out, working at a coffee shop makes my work seem cooler.

They have to respect the purpose of restaurants and the people who run them; otherwise they'll be ineffectively fussy or crabby.

Ah, Hacker News, I always underestimate you. As I was reading the article, I was thinking to myself, there is no way someone can turn this into a negative, cynical, crabby top comment.

Negative, cynical, crabby... Not a single mention of anything in the article, just a bunch of loud complainingYour comment or mine?

I get crabby, but the beauty of seeing Rainier and all the ecotourism and density makes up for everything.

But if you-at-your-worst is somebody who is kind of grumpy and maybe a little bit selfish, you're a whole lot better than somebody who constantly acts like a crabby miser.

There is, no doubt, still room for improvement but my experience has been that forums that are part of a business model are generally dramatically better than those run for free by idealists who frequently get really crabby about being underappreciated, the forum turning into too much work, etc.