Pronunciation: /sɔːr.hɛd/
noun a person who is irritable or easily annoyed
A1 My sister is a sorehead because she didn't get enough sleep last night.
A2 After the long hike, my friend became a sorehead and complained about his sore muscles.
B1 The sorehead in the office always finds something to complain about.
B2 Despite being a sorehead, he still managed to finish the project on time.
C1 The sorehead's negative attitude was starting to affect the team's morale.
C2 Dealing with a sorehead can be challenging, but it's important to remain patient and understanding.
adjective having a headache or feeling pain in the head
A1 My sorehead friend canceled our plans because he wasn't feeling well.
A2 After a long day of work, I always end up with a sorehead back.
B1 She's always a sorehead in the morning until she has her coffee.
B2 Despite his sorehead attitude, he still managed to finish the project on time.
C1 The sorehead customer complained about every little detail of the service.
C2 Her sorehead behavior towards her colleagues made it difficult to work with her.
formal The doctor diagnosed her with a sorehead due to the constant headaches she was experiencing.
informal I told him not to drink so much last night, now he's a sorehead this morning.
slang She's such a sorehead when she doesn't get her way.
figurative After losing the game, he was a sorehead for the rest of the day.
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