18 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Huffish' in a Sentence

"Easily annoyed or irritated; having a peevish and irritable manner." more

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The huffish clouds signaled an approaching storm, causing everyone to rush indoors.

The teacher asked the students not to be huffish if they didn't get the answer right.

Sarah became huffish when she couldn't find her favorite pencil before the drawing class.

He felt huffish when he couldn't find his favorite book.

Despite being huffish, Mr. Thompson continued teaching his class with a stern expression.

She made a huffish face when her friend took her favorite toy.

Jenny became huffish when her classmates didn't include her in the game.

The huffish clouds warned of an impending rainstorm.

Emily's huffish expression showed she didn't like the new vegetable on her plate.

The little boy became huffish when he had to share his candies.

The toddler got huffish when his favorite toy was taken away.

Mr. Johnson's huffish mood made the students quiet in the classroom.

The huffish cat hissed at anyone who tried to pet it.

The cat became huffish when the dog came too close to its bowl.

Mrs. Johnson became huffish when the students didn't listen to her instructions.

Emily felt huffish after losing the game of hide-and-seek.

Sarah's huffish response surprised her friends during the game.

Mrs. Turner became huffish when the students continued talking during the lesson.

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