outsulk
/aʊtˈsʌlk/
verb
- To sulk longer or more effectively than someone else; to remain in a sullen mood longer than another person.
- The two friends had a contest to see who could outsulk the other after their disagreement.
- After the argument, my little brother tried to outsulk me, but I ignored him.
- She could outsulk anyone in the family, staying silent for hours.
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