stabby

adjective8

1. •
   Having one or more sharp points.

   • At any rate there flourished by the curbing, sure enough, a wide and very stabby cactus garden, extending Tartar hospitality. — 1935
2. •
   (slang) Acting in a violent and/or deranged manner.
3. •
   (slang) Prone to commit an act of stabbing.

   • I don’t get mad, I get stabby. — 1999
4. •
   (slang) Angry or irritated.

   • Some of the tasks can be a little difficult, and thus enjoyable, but all in all they left me feeling depressed and stabby (when you feel like stabbing someone). — 2003
5. •
   Quick and thrusting.

   • Neither possesses a serve fast enough to dent a radar gun and their stabby backhands resemble karate chops. — 1991
6. •
   Staccato.

   • The guitar player is playing kind of melodic licks, and the horns are stabby, accent parts. — 1999
7. •
   (informal) Penetrating and hostile.

   • Her eyes are the stabby kind, worse than long hatpins. Honest, after one glance I felt like I was bein' held up on a fork. — 1917
8. •
   Sudden and acute.