| One looked about four and was lying limply in his mothers' arms, all feverish and cranky. |
| A cranky old man who scolds children for making noise violates with his loud voice the very quietness he upholds. |
| Usually when I'm sick or getting sick, I start to feel droopy and miserable and cranky and unable to function, and I just want to take to my bed. |
| If you camp out somewhere, knowing full well that it's against the law, you can't really get too cranky about it when someone comes to roust you. |
| Selina was tired, she was cranky and she was becoming tired of her coach's belittlement. |
| He has a cranky Luddite streak, and he may be amplifying it for comic effect. |
