"Tetchy" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Tetchy" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Tetchy" Meaning
Irritable or easily annoyed.
"Tetchy" Examples
Examples of 'tetchy'
1. She's been a bit tetchy all week, exhausted from lack of sleep.
2. The driver became tetchy when I asked him to take the shortcut.
3. My sister was tetchy today, I think it's because she hasn't eaten anything lately.
4. After a few too many coffees, he became quite tetchy and started snapping at colleagues.
5. I've noticed he's been a bit tetchy during meetings since he's been in charge.
"Tetchy" Similar Words
Tetanus
Tetany
Tetard
A tetrad is a group of four units or things that are related or associated with each other. A tetrad is the noun form of the word, while the adjective form is tetradic.<br><br>Example sentence: The musician's goal was to create a tetrad of sounds that blended together in perfect harmony.
Tetartanopia
Tetartohedral
Tetartohedrism
Tetartohedrism refers to a geometric property or a type of geometric figure in which the shape has 4-fold tetrahedral symmetry, typically with 8 identical base faces, each of an equilateral triangle, and 12 Identical lateral faces, each of an isosceles triangle.
Tetchiness
Tete-a-tete
Tete-beche
Tete-beche is a term used in the context of coin collecting and other philatelic items (likes stamps). It refers to a pair of items that are arranged in a back-to-back position, so that the date or other identifying features are visible on the reverse of each item, while the obverse (front side) is facing inward.
Tete-de-pont
Tête de pont is a French term that literally means "head of the bridge". In military and military history contexts, a tete de pont is a deployable reinforced bridge consisting of individual pontoon units held in place by cables or winches. <br><br>In a broader sense, a tete de pont can refer to a strategic point or position that serves as a stepping stone or a foothold for an army or a military force to advance, often with the intention of securing a strategic location or gaining a tactical advantage. The term is often associated with World War I and II military operations.
Tetel
Tetelestai
Tether
To tie or secure to a fixed point so that freedom of movement is limited. A cord or rope used for this purpose.
Tetherball
Tethered
Fixed or limited in one's movements or actions: "tethered to her desk by a+i treadmill." <br><br>Confined or under control: "her spending was tethered to a budget."