spiteful

Even when I was mean to her face and said the most spiteful things, she could find some reason to thank me.

He's got a long memory and can be rather spiteful.

"We know how spiteful you can be to anyone who stands in your way."

I think those letters we written by some spiteful woman.

There was nothing to see but a cold, spiteful rain still coming down.

I'll admit that I was just a bit spiteful about it.

He stood on the other side of the wall, laughing at her, but not in a spiteful way.

The way the food was strewn about seemed so spiteful.

No one here is mean or spiteful; everyone just wants love to prevail.

She did have a spiteful look about her, even grinning at the camera.

With this talent, he begins to call the students' parents and say spiteful things to them.

Instead we see a lost, sad, sometimes spiteful and stuck young son.

He was a weak man, and his weakness made him spiteful.

Part of her confused mind wondered if she was being spiteful.

They did not see themselves as mean, capricious, or spiteful.

Her fingers were spiteful as they clicked the key in answer.

But that would have been spiteful, and spite was beneath me.

According to her, she and the boy escaped from his spiteful husband with completely nothing at hand.

Gratuitous and even a little spiteful in the light of what's just happened.

DO women who run countries have to be domineering and spiteful?

He decided to be spiteful, and so, finally, Cole continued.

I mean, someone was being very spiteful toward me.

Fortune can be both merry and spiteful when she wants.

A low, spiteful shrew who might do anything for money.

What exactly had he meant by that stupid, spiteful threat?