sulky
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The meaning (definition) of the word sulky
quietly grumpy, not wanting to talk or play
The word sulky used in a sentence
“My brother got sulky when he could not play outside.”
Words that mean the same as sulky (synonyms)
grumpymoody
Words that mean the opposite of sulky (antonyms)
cheerfulhappy
How the word sulky is said around the world
| French | boudeur |
| Spanish | malhumorado |
| Mandarin | 闷闷不乐的 |
| Hindi | उदास |
| Arabic | عابس |
| Russian | угрюмый |
| Portuguese (EU) | mal-humorado |
| Portuguese (BR) | mal-humorado |
| Japanese | 不機嫌な |
| German | mürrisch |
| Urdu | گدلا |
| Punjabi | ਉਦਾਸ |
| Korean | 음산한 |
| Hebrew | זעוף |
| Greek | σκυθρωπός |
| Dutch | mokkend |
| Filipino | matampuhin |
| Vietnamese | hờn dỗi |
| Turkish | somurtkan |
| Persian | قهرآمیز |
| Polish | nadąsany |
| Ukrainian | похмурий |
| Bengali | গোমড়ামুখো |
| Swedish | sulky |
| Italian | imbronciato |
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