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| sulk [ sulk ] |
intransitive verb (past and past participle sulked, present participle sulk·ing, 3rd person present singular sulks) |
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be angrily silent: to refuse to talk to or associate with others as a show of resentment for a real or imagined grievance
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noun (plural sulks) |
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1. bad-tempered silence: a period, state, or show of resentfulness and refusal to communicate
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2. somebody who sulks: somebody who sulks
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| [Late 18th century. Back-formation <sulky] |
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 sulk·er noun |
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