sulk
verb/ɐmuˈaɾ/medium
a·mu·ar
Definition
To show bad humour, become silent and sullen, usually due to displeasure or frustration; to pout.
The child sulked when his toy was taken away.
Don't sulk over something so trivial, it was just a comment.
Common collocations
to sulk with someoneto be in a sulkto sulk out of spite
Etymology
Origem obscura, possivelmente onomatopeica ou do árabe 'amm (povo), por alusão a fazer-se de desentendido.