Farruco in english
Farruco
pronunciation: fɑrukoʊ part of speech: noun
pronunciation: fɑrukoʊ part of speech: noun
In gestures
farruco = stroppy ; in a strop ; bolshie [boshy] ; shirty [shirtier -comp., shirtiest -sup.,].
Example: My 11-year-old daughter has become really stroppy and prone to emotional outbursts, swearing at us and acting in a way that's completely unlike her.Example: Do you ever get in a strop or behave like a toddler having a tantrum in public?.Example: I showed one of the staff the video and he got quite bolshie with me, as my taping her was, according to him, a breach of her human rights.Example: I'm at a shirty tiredness level where some chicken & then a good nap is preferable over sex.more:
» ponerse farruco = get + stroppy ; get + uppity ; get + uppish ; get + shirty .
Example: Your righteous indignation I can understand, and even sympathise, but getting stroppy and fighting authority will only exacerbate the situation. Example: People need to accept that they are low lifes and stop getting uppity when someone else makes a joke they can't understand. Example: The professors soon reminded their vice-chancellors if they got uppish that they were only primus inter pares. Example: If he got shirty with you in a bar, you'd be forgiven for laughing him off.