huff

And Colonel Huff, that prince of royal plungers, had surrendered at last to the bank.

Lucy gazed at her so long and steadfastly that Talboys took the huff, and strolled along the cliff.

It been so hot, I hate to hotfoot it nine miles to Winnsboro and huff dat same distance back on a hot summer day.

I handed him a five-pound note, upon which he hauled out three pounds nineteen shillings change and walked off in a huff.

The dashing young wife's flirtative proclivities led to a quarrel with her husband, and he left her in a huff.

I haven't the ghost of a doubt that he found that ridiculous shirt and went off in a huff.

I should prefer that you did not touch it, said the patient firmly, and Dr. William went back to London that evening in a huff.

George was not in the least quick-tempered as a rule, however; and their chaff seldom resulted in anything approaching a huff.

He's gone off in a huff about something; never mind, luncheon comes up all the same.

Patrick may perhaps fume and get into a huff about it, but who cares for Patrick?