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sulk

verb

/sʌlk/

Meaning

to be silent and bad-tempered because you are angry or disappointed

to be silently resentful or moody

She sulked in her room after the argument.

He went to his room to sulk after the argument.

to sit and sulk

pout, brood, mope, grumble, glower, frown

Entry 1

pout, brood, mope, grumble

Entry 2

pout, brood, mope, glower, frown

smile, rejoice, celebrate, cheer

Entry 1

smile, rejoice, celebrate

Entry 2

cheer, smile, rejoice

sulk quietly, sulk alone, sulk in corner, sulk about, sulk in silence, go sulking, childish sulk, long sulk

Entry 1

sulk quietly, sulk alone, sulk in corner, sulk about

Entry 2

sulk in silence, go sulking, childish sulk, long sulk

to make a low, rough sound, often when exerting effort or expressing annoyance

to copy someone's actions, speech, or behavior

to crash into something; to come into conflict

to officially attach or connect (a group or organization) to a larger body

to refuse to pay attention to something or someone

To hold something dear, to love and protect, or to keep a hope or memory alive.