(of a person) rude, acrid, harsh, cruel

give offence (to)

to become bitter, angry, unhappy

find something unpalatable or disagreeable

to harden the heart, to have a brave heart, to bear or suffer meekly

bitter as gall

something unpalatable or unacceptable

feast given by the relatives after burial

harsh words, abuse

Neem plant which is extremely bitter in taste

bitter and astringent, hard and cruel, adverse, bitter and foul-tasting

an ill-tempered person, a bitter-tongued person

bitter oil, mustard-seed oil

unhappiness, displeasure, acrimony

take the good thing and hate instead of the bad thing

hide-and-seek, a children's game in which a group of children hide in secret places and then one child has to go to look for them

selfishly grabbing good things to the exclusion of bad ones

bitter

bitter, tasteless

(Hindu) cooked food that is sent to the family of the deceased by close relative or friend for at least one day or maximum of three days

to frown, scowl, knit the brows in anger, show displeasure

unpalatable words

feel bad, dislike