disgruntled

• From the first it was evident that the chiefs were thoroughly disgruntled, and at odds among themselves; I was seated between Red Cloud and Standing Elk, so that advantage could be taken of my linguistic genius; Red Cloud gave me one suspicious glare, and replied in monosyllables to the amiabilities and polite inquiries which Allison and the others addressed to him through me. —  Flashman And The Redskins
• The most disgruntled, after passing a few moments with the wife of the First Consul, went away mollified, if not satisfied; and a second visit usually satisfied them. —  The Life Of Napoleon Bonaparte
• Around them disgruntled, angry Cossuutians were laying down their arms under watchful Massood eyes. —  The False Mirror
• He was disgruntled, as if he had expected more from me. —  The Skrayling Tree
• Taen sampled the mood of the men from Morbrith and found them hungry, disgruntled, and surly over the fact that their own green standard hung beneath the starfield and fireburst of Kordane's initiates. —  Shadowfane

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