petulant

Petulant billionaires singlehandedly funded rivals to Mitt Romney.

They seem, in fact, like cranky, petulant children, coked to the gills.

"It is very tiresome," said Ethel, nearly convinced, but in a slightly petulant voice.

Now there was something half tired, half petulant, and wholly puzzled about her face as she swept into the room.

They are petulant, capricious, and despite their apparent energy they accomplish nothing.

With a noisy, petulant fluttering of foliage the bushes sprang back to their former position.

He noted, too, that her gorgeous ash-blond hair had been carefully "done," piled in high masses above her petulant face.