sulk
/sʌlk/
verb
- To be silent, withdrawn, or in a bad mood because you are angry or upset about something.
- He sulked for hours because his parents wouldn't let him stay up late.
- After losing the game, she went to her room to sulk.
- Instead of talking about the problem, he just sulked in the corner.
Synonyms
noun
- A period or mood of silent anger or resentment.
- Don't have a sulk about it; just tell me what's wrong.
- She was in a sulk after her friend forgot her birthday.
- His sulk lasted all afternoon until his sister apologized.