Crosser than, two sticks" utterly failed as a comparison.
Nothing seemed wrong with him, yetcrosser and crosser he grew, nying nyanging night and day.
On this road Diebitsch, the crosser of the Balkan, at the head of eighty thousand men, advanced to Warsaw.
The Czar heard with dismay, and all Europe with astonishment, that the crosser of the Balkan had been foiled under the walls of Warsaw.
One frightfully hot morning, when she was about nine years old, she awakened feeling very cross, and she became crosser still when she saw that the servant who stood by her bedside was not her Ayah.
That makes me cross, but to have you throw me over for those ridiculous Blaneys makes me crosser yet.
It makes me still crosser that you won't have the House Sale.
The blacksmith had become crosser and crosser of late because the baby sometimes cried at night and disturbed his rest.
His head ached, and he grew crosser and crosserwith every step.
Aunt Glegg's a great deal crosser than Uncle Glegg, and mother scolds me more than father does.
I think all women are crosser than men," said Maggie.
You grow crosser and crosser every day; and you're not one bit like you used to be.
I begin in the morning; something makes me cross, and I keep on getting crosser and crosser every minute, till it seems as if I should fly.
She could not hunt, or drive, except with the curtains of the coach closely drawn, the duchess was crosser than ever, and time hung heavy on her hands.
Mr. Wells came himself and if he had looked cross and forbidding the night before he looked a thousand times crosser and more forbidding now.
Mary Rose had thought he could not look crosser but he managed to look considerably crosser as he grunted: "So you're back?
Old Lady Schuneman's been crosserthan two sticks ever since she came here.
Instead of showing increasing respect to his tall son, the old man grew crosser and crosser every day.
Aunt Glegg's a great dealcrosser than uncle Glegg, and mother scolds me more than father does.
With all these things buzzing in my head, I felt crosser than ever with Mr. Pierre, and had no ears for his stale jokes.
And I was hungry too, for I had not gone down to supper, and that made me feel still crosser with the girl.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "crosser" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
