get in a huff

Frequency: 4.20.7 per million words

To become annoyed or angry.

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Examples (10)

  • He tends to get in a huff if things don't go his way.
  • Don't get in a huff over such a small matter.
  • She always gets in a huff when criticized.
  • Why did he get in such a huff about it?
  • If you get in a huff every time, no one will want to work with you.
  • The child got in a huff and refused to eat his dinner.
  • He'll probably get in a huff if you don't invite him.
  • I wish he wouldn't get in a huff so easily.
  • After the argument, she got in a huff and left the room.
  • It's not worth getting in a huff about.