bilious

he was a small , shriveled person , with bad teeth and a bilious air , an untidy grey beard , and savage eyes.

These two men, of hard bilious natures both, rarely came into contact but they chafed each other's moods.

You native language is the language of Shakespeare and Milton and the Bible. Don't sitting there like a bilious pigeon.

A nitpicking tax system, and bilious attitudes towards the expatriate rich, have made some feel unwanted in Britain.

He was suffering, so the doctors said, from a bilious fever. Although they treated him by letting blood and giving him drugs, he recovered.

But the national debate on immigration has recently acquired a bilious tone, focused overwhelmingly on the threat of illegal immigration.

His bilious temperament was apparent to all who heard him rant about his difficulties .

The bilious argument over American health care has not helped: this is not a good time for any bill that needs bipartisan support.

(looking dangerous, threatening, or disagreeable) bilious adj.

The most common symptoms are abdominal distension and bilious vomiting.

yellow bile. Obsolete The quality or condition of being bilious.

a discussion that was nothing but a string of bilious animadversions

Clinical effectiveness with bilious headache treated with acupuncture combined with medicine

An observation on serum total bilious acid in infectious mononucleosis

Diagnosis and treatment of traumatic hepatic bilious cyst