| But within minutes of the restart, all the tension and tetchiness vanished as both sides began to pick up the tempo and forage forward at will. |
| A mild tetchiness and suspicion between the two counties has been evident in more than merely their refusal to contemplate a unified police unit. |
| Worryingly, if Mr Cameron's tetchiness was at all sincere, he cannot yet see this. |
| They feel they have got nothing in return. There is now a tangible tetchiness in the relationship. |
| Through it all she exudes tetchiness, weariness and a general contempt for everything in sight. |
| If you are a serious caffeine fiend, begin your detox on a non-working day as you'll probably be in for a bit of a headache and a prolonged bout of tetchiness. |
