Synonym: bristly, prickly, splenetic. Similar words: despise, aspire, despised, aspirin, gasping, rasping, despising, aspirate. Meaning: ['wɔspɪʃ , 'wɑ- /'wɒs-] 
adj. very irritable.
adj. very irritable. 
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1. She had a waspish tongue which could hurt.
2. She sounded waspish and impatient.
3. Beware her waspish wit.
4. KATHERINA. If I be waspish,[sentencedict.com] best beware my sting.
5. If I be waspish, best beware my sting.
6. As that waspish wag once remarked, "There is nothing harder than the softness of indifference."
7. In this urban development planning, the breakthrough "waspish" site, building from the sea in Dalian City link old and new is the imperative.
8. As the main urban center of the peninsula at the end, it was thin, "waspish" parts of "cards of the neck, " the development of city-size limit has been greatly expanded.
9. He became prickly and spiteful; witty and waspish about his colleagues.
10. With his waspish left foot and change of pace, the Brazilian's form is making up for Scholes's absence and the less game time being enjoyed by Ryan Giggs.
11. Someday she'd tell him exactly what he could do with his job and his waspish remarks.
12. Wenger's view that the penalty had been "Old Traffordish" was unnecessarily waspish.