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вспыльчивый adj. stresses
gen.	quick-tempered (easily made angry); explosive; hasty (easily made angry • a hasty temper); peppery (easily made angry • a peppery old man); testy; fiery (angry • a fiery temper); hotblooded; irascible (irritable; easily made angry); quicktempered; violent; prone to anger; hard-nosed; hot-blooded; hot-spirited; short-tempered (easily made angry); choleric; hotheaded (easily made angry; inclined to act suddenly and without sufficient thought); hotspur; hot-tempered; ornery; spunky; tetchy; Tartar; Tatar; hot-brained; peppered; pricky; techy; sharp-tempered (Anglophile); tindery (Anglophile); hot-headed (Anglophile); truculent (Mermaiden); crabby (Interex); hair trigger; hard nosed; hot brained; hot spirited; hot tempered; hotspurred; short tempered; gingery; short (о характере); aroused immediately and intensely (о характере); quickly provoked (характер); blistering (cognachennessy); passionate; inflammable (VLZ_58); cantankerous (bad-tempered Val_Ships); spitfire (VLZ_58); swift to anger; quick to anger (Taras); brainish; brash; hot headed; hot (easily made angry • a hot temper); hot spur; hot spurred; peppering; rash headed; touchy; warm headed; waspish headed; short-fused (DoctorKto); wildcat; ill-tempered (having or showing bad temper • Don't be so ill-natured just because you're tired); ill-natured; impetuous (Mr. Wolf)
Игорь Миг	hothead; unhinged; self-abandoned
amer.	on the trigger; on a short fuse (Val_Ships); hotheaded (о человеке • a hotheaded person Val_Ships); easy on the trigger; quick – tempered (a quick – tempered person Val_Ships)
book.	iracund
inf.	flashy; grumpy (or snappish Val_Ships); snappish (Val_Ships); snarky (VLZ_58); scrappy (george serebryakov)
Makarov.	prickly; quick in temper; warm
obs.	furnish; impassionable; splenitive
reg.usg.	teasy (derived from the Cornish word "tesek" meaning "hot-tempered", teasy can be used to describe an irritable child, or a grumpy adult ad_notam)
relig.	furious
slang	miffedy; feisty; spastic (Interex); spicy; waxy
вспыльчиво adv.
gen.	in a temper; with irritation; in irritation; testily; headily; passionately; rashly
Gruzovik	irascibly; hastily
inf.	snarkily (kee46)

вспыльчивый : 89 phrases in 13 subjects

American usage, not spelling	2
Aviation	1
Aviation medicine	2
Business	1
Cinematography	1
Figurative	1
General	38
Idiomatic	1
Informal	5
Makarov	31
Proverb	3
Slang	1
Uncommon / rare	2