crossest
Maximally irate now
Crossest is the superlative form of cross, meaning most angry or irritable.
The usage is primarily British: She was at her crossest when the children tracked mud through the house.
Like the base adjective, crossest sounds somewhat old-fashioned or quaint to American ears.
Superlatively incensed
- maddestMost angry or insane
- fumingExtremely angry, visibly so
- seethingIntensely, quietly enraged
- lividExtremely angry or discolored
irate · enraged · furious · incensed · indignant · outraged · infuriated · wrathful
Most ill-tempered
- crankiestMost ill-tempered
- grouchiestMost bad-tempered
- testiestMost easily annoyed
- touchiestMost easily offended
prickliest · moodiest · surliest · snappiest · crabbiest · peevish · petulant · cantankerous
Cross with Christ figure
- ChristianityFaith based on Jesus
- CalvaryBiblical execution mount
- GolgothaBiblical execution hilltop
- crucifixionExecution by cross
Jesus · resurrection · Easter · Good Friday · sacred · faith · redemption · sacrifice
angriest
Superlatively incensed
livid · irate · enraged · furious · incensed · indignant · outraged · infuriated · wrathful · vexed
grumpiest
Most ill-tempered
- crankiestMost ill-tempered
- grouchiestMost bad-tempered
- testiestMost easily annoyed
touchiest · prickliest · moodiest · surliest · snappiest · crabbiest · peevish · petulant · cantankerous · irascible
crucifix
Cross with Christ figure
- ChristianityFaith based on Jesus
- CalvaryBiblical execution mount
- GolgothaBiblical execution hilltop
crucifixion · Jesus · resurrection · Easter · Good Friday · sacred · faith · redemption · sacrifice · suffering
- fingers crossedGesture wishing for luck
- crossed fingersSuperstitious hope gesture
- crossed outMarked as removed
- crossed the lineExceeded acceptable boundaries
- crossed overWent to the other side
- crossed armsLimbs interlocked at chest