huffy
Pronunciation: [ˈhʌfi]
Word
Context: "emotion"
(adjective) feeling angry or irritated, often for a small reason. When someone gets upset quickly or seems to be in a bad mood, they might be described as huffy.
Example
After he realized his mistake, he stopped being huffy and apologized.
Example
She wasn't huffy at all when I accidentally spilled my drink.
Example
Why do you look so huffy today?
Context: "behavior"
(adjective) acting in a displeased or offended manner. Sometimes people might act huffy when they feel snubbed or ignored.
Example
He tried to hide his huffy behavior when he didn't get his way.
Example
Her cheerful attitude showed that she wasn’t being huffy about the situation.
Example
Did he seem huffy when he didn’t win the game?
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