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huffy

[huhf-ee] / ˈhʌf i /


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She's a middle child and can be very huffy when frustrated.

From Washington Post

I got so huffy I forgot the advice:

From Washington Post

They'll surely some other way to troll progressives into launching accusations of white nationalist sympathies, so they can yet again respond by acting huffy and offended.

From Salon

And then she pulled the door closed in a huffy and important way, and I was alone with Reverend Obertask, the walrus who could maybe perform magic.

From Literature

President Trump asked in a huffy tweet Wednesday, the morning after CNN obtained a recording of one of his conversations with his embattled former attorney, Michael Cohen.

From Washington Post