| bad temper | 4.15 | A bad temper? | ||
| quick temper | 2.30 | And I have a quick temper. | ||
| short temper | 2.24 | Short tempers. | ||
| violent temper | 1.65 | Joe has a violent temper. | ||
| fiery temper | 1.51 | He has a fiery temper. | ||
| hot temper | 1.38 | Although generous off the field, Zidane displays a hot temper in matches. | ||
| explosive temper | 1.18 | Harris is a belligerent man with an explosive temper. | ||
| terrible temper | 1.18 | He had a terrible temper, she said. | ||
| volatile temper | 1.12 | He has a volatile temper. | ||
| hair-trigger temper | 0.72 | On the other hand, Al has a hair-trigger temper. | ||
| cool temper | 0.66 | The speaker ordered a one-hour recess to cool tempers. | ||
| nasty temper | 0.59 | And she has a nasty temper when crossed. | ||
| famous temper | 0.53 | However, it will pay you to curb your famous temper. | ||
| frayed temper | 0.46 | But frustration and frayed tempers are firmly on the cards. | ||
| legendary temper | 0.46 | That he has a legendary temper. | ||
| volcanic temper | 0.46 | A man with a volcanic temper that could go off at any moment. | ||
| calm temper | 0.39 | But the elders who normally step in to calm tempers are now too angry themselves. | ||
| infamous temper | 0.39 | As for his infamous temper, Bolt said it was overblown by the media. | ||
| notorious temper | 0.39 | Trimble has a notorious temper. | ||
| occasional temper | 0.39 | All that blows up is the occasional temper. |