Adjective:

ದುರುದ್ದೇಶಪೂರಿತ, ದುರ್ಬಲ ಒಂದು, ಕಣಜ, ಮಧ್ಯದಲ್ಲಿ,

waspish's Usage Examples:

Having said that, Gossip—especially Beth Ditto, in waspishly fine voice here—seem very much at home with it.

He has been described by Jon Rentoul in The Independent as a "waspish writer and natural troublemaker".

She was only shown in one episode and came off as waspish and suspicious of Grace's friendly behavior towards her own husband.

stylist George Buchanan, whose enthusiasm for witty Latinisms had him waspishly suggesting that the only thing major about his ex-teacher was his surname.

underling, who then years later finds the same thing happening to her – with a waspish male critic on hand throughout to provide a steady stream of acerbic, biting.

The Guardian"s Peter Conrad said, "Carrie Fisher"s wisecracks and waspish rants fail to mask her Hollywood self-regard.

master of her craft being usurped by a younger, ruthlessly ambitious underling, who then years later finds the same thing happening to her – with a waspish.

There follows a short waspish scherzo, interesting principally for the rhythmic surprises; a slow elegiac.

of courage, enterprise, and boozy affability" Clarendon famously, if waspishly, noted "He was a man proud and ambitious, and incapable of being contented;.

Master of St Mary Hall (college), who after his death described Bentham waspishly as "Half a casuist, half lawyer, half Courtier, half Cit, Half Tory, half.

Khremylos : No doubt it"s by starving them that you give them that waspish waist.

Later, he observed waspishly, "Robert died quite a young man, for all his millions".

as an argumentative controversialist, his put-downs were withering and waspish enough without needing to raise his voice.

Synonyms:

prickly, splenetic, bristly, ill-natured,

Antonyms:

kind, placid, unarmed, pleasant, good-natured,