flappish

English

Etymology

From flap +‎ -ish.

Adjective

flappish (comparative more flappish, superlative most flappish)

1. (informal) In, or tending to be in, a chaotically upset temper.
   • 2013, Dick Donaghue, Crash and other Stories:

     Even though Susan thought her somewhat flappish at times, behind all her theatrics, she was a sound friend.

   • 2020, Addison Cain, Swallow it Down:

     Irritated and a bit flappish, Joan added, “Just... adapt... and pay attention.”