sulk
nounmasculine/ɐˈʁufu/low
ar·ru·fo
Definition
The act or state of sulking; a temporary fit of bad temper, a pout, especially in a personal relationship.
She had a sulk because she didn't agree with the decision.
After the sulk, they didn't speak for hours.
Common collocations
to have a sulkto be in a sulka childish sulka temporary sulk
Etymology
De origem expressiva, possivelmente onomatopeica.