moody

[1]	Helen Wills Moody , Helen Wills , Helen Newington Wills
[2]	Dwight Lyman Moody

adj.

[1]	sullen , melancholy , blue , sad , unhappy , dejected , depressed , crestfallen , downcast , despondent , chap-fallen , in the doldrums , downhearted , gloomy , glum , moping , mopy , mopish , sulky , sulking , morose , brooding , broody , heavy-hearted , dour , cheerless , dismal , desolate , disconsolate , lugubrious , disheartened , saturnine , (Colloq) down in the mouth , (down) in the dumps , out of sorts , (US) off (one's) feed
[2]	testy , crotchety , short-tempered , abrupt , short , curt , impatient , crabby , crusty , huffy , huffish , crabbed , cantankerous , curmudgeonly , ill-humoured , ill-tempered , cranky , petulant , waspish , temperamental , snappish , snappy , irritable , peevish , cranky , touchy , piqued , in a (fit of) pique , in high dudgeon
[3]	fickle , dark , dour , volatile , capricious , glowering , glum , mercurial , unstable , morose , saturnine , fitful , flighty , sour , sullen , unsteady , changeable , erratic , uneven , inconstant , undependable , unreliable , unpredictable
[4]	temperamental