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Definition of mardy in English: mardyadjectivemardiest, mardier ˈmɑːdi Northern English Sulky; moody. you can get all mardy about it if you like Example sentencesExamples - And - worse - they also indirectly made us stay up most of the night watching Celebrity Big Brother, which put us in a right mardy mood yesterday.
- On the coach from Victoria however I did get to meet some most delightful people upon the national express coaches and a rather mardy newspaper seller, who didn't want to talk about any of the days big news stories - oh well!
- Besides, my youngest often wears a Hoodie and occasionally a baseball cap; and despite being a typical mardy teenager is pretty harmless.
- And then someone was a right mardy cow on the way home.
- Like a mardy teenager, they bang on about how everything that doesn't fit in with their very narrow world view as ‘unfair’.
Synonyms angry, annoyed, irate, irritated, in a bad mood, peeved, vexed, upset, irked, piqued, out of humour, put out, displeased, galled, resentful
OriginEarly 20th century: from dialect mard 'spoilt' (describing a child), alteration of marred (see mar). Rhymescadi, cardy, Guardi, Hardie, hardy, lardy, Mahdi, Saadi, samadhi, tardy, Yardie |