sulk

• Nom désignant une humeur ou une attitude de bouderie, de repli sur soi ou de ressentiment silencieux, souvent provoquée par une déception ou une irritation.

A noun referring to a mood or display of sullen aloofness, withdrawal, or silent resentment, often as a result of disappointment or annoyance.

1. A mood of silent resentmentB2informal

   A state or display of sullen aloofness, often characterized by withdrawal and silence due to annoyance or disappointment.

   bouderie

   • She was in a sulk after not being invited to the party.
   • He had a sulk that lasted for hours because of the argument.
   • The child's sulk was obvious when he didn't get the toy he wanted.

   Synonymesdudgeonhuffmopepetpiquepoutsnit

   Antonymescheerfulnessgaietygood humorsociability

• Verbe décrivant un état silencieux, maussade ou renfermé lors d'une humeur maussade ou d'un ressentiment.

A verb used to describe the act of being silent, morose, or withdrawn in a fit of ill humor or resentment.

1. Show displeasure silentlyB1informal

   To be silent or withdrawn because you are angry or upset about something.

   bouder

   • She sulked in her room after losing the game.
   • He sulked for hours because he didn't get what he wanted.
   • Instead of talking, she just sulked in the corner.

   Synonymesbroodglowermopepoutsmoulder

   Antonymescelebratecheerrejoice