"Huffy" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Huffy" Meaning

Huffy refers to being annoyed, irritated, or in a bad temper, often to the point of being sulky or huffy-puffy. The word can also describe a person who is stubbornly or piquantly ill-tempered.

"Huffy" Examples

Huffy

Huffy is an adjective that means being in a bad temper or mood, often due to being refused or thwarted in some way.

Here are 5 usage examples:

When I didn't get the job I wanted, I was huffy and sulky all day. (#253)
She was huffy with her parents all evening after they took away her phone. (#227)
I'm huffy with my brother right now because he borrowed my favorite shirt without asking. (#145)
After losing the game, the team was huffy and frustrated, but they regrouped and came back stronger. (#185)
Despite the early morning wake-up call, Sarah was still huffy and grumpy at the breakfast meeting. (#211)