acerbic

Written after a short visit to the UK (his first), his essay is not just witty and acerbic, it is humblingly observant.

Her acerbic wit often leaves her friends in stitches.

The comedian's acerbic humor was not appreciated by everyone in the audience.

His acerbic comments always manage to ruffle feathers.

She is known for her acerbic tongue and sharp sarcasm.

The critic's acerbic review of the film caused quite a stir in the industry.

Despite her acerbic demeanor, she has a kind heart underneath it all.

His acerbic tone often alienates those around him.

The professor is known for his acerbic lectures that leave students both entertained and intimidated.

The author's acerbic writing style is polarizing among readers.

Her acerbic criticism of his work hit him hard, but he knew it was necessary for growth.