sourly

/ˈsaʊərli/
adverb
  1. In a way that shows annoyance, bitterness, or a bad mood.
    • He replied sourly when asked about his lost wallet.
    • She looked sourly at the pile of dishes she had to wash.
    • The teacher stared sourly at the students who were talking during the test.
  2. With a sour taste or smell.
    • The milk smelled sourly, so I poured it down the drain.
    • The old fruit gave off a sourly odor in the kitchen.
    • The bread had gone sourly stale and was no longer edible.
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