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вздорный adj. stresses
gen.	absurd; quarrelsome; contentious; ugly; dissentious; rubbishy; cantankerous; pettish; petulant; fractious; quarreling; quarrelling; battlesome; cockamamie (Taras); shrewish (Andrey Truhachev); foolish; termagant; cranky (Баян); unreasonable (alikssepia); prickly (VLZ_58); full of nonsense (ART Vancouver); rambunctious (MichaelBurov); unrestrained (MichaelBurov); irrepressible (MichaelBurov); robustious (MichaelBurov); uproarious (MichaelBurov); rollicking (MichaelBurov); boisterous (MichaelBurov); unruly (MichaelBurov); riotous (MichaelBurov); unmanageable (MichaelBurov); uncontrollable (MichaelBurov); ungovernable (MichaelBurov); uncontrolled (MichaelBurov); ill-mannered (MichaelBurov); feisty; truculent (о человеке, поведении Ремедиос_П); argumentative (Syn: quarrelsome. Someone who is argumentative is always ready to disagree or start quarrelling with other people.: Great chess players have a reputation for being both eccentric and argumentative. You're in an argumentative mood today! Andrey Truhachev); captious; cutted; nugatory
Gruzovik	stupid; ridiculous; insignificant; negligible
Игорь Миг	nonsensical
idiom.	nutty as a fruitcake (Andrey Truhachev)
inf.	rigmarole; whacky-ass (bigmaxus); crotchety (конфликтный, легко раздражающийся igisheva); scrappy (george serebryakov); rumbustious (MichaelBurov); preposterous
obs.	gay; absonant; absonous; desipient; discordful
Scotl., irish.lang.	carnaptious
slang	whacky-brained; rantankerous; wacky; whacky
вздорно adv.
gen.	contentiously

вздорный: 23 phrases in 4 subjects

American usage, not spelling	5
General	11
Law	1
Makarov	6