sulk
रुसणे
definition
verb
he was sulking over the breakup of his band
be silent, morose, and bad-tempered out of annoyance or disappointment.
noun
she was in a fit of the sulks
a period of gloomy and bad-tempered silence stemming from annoyance and resentment.
translation of 'sulk'
दुर्मुखलेले असणे,
फुरंगटणे,
रुसणे
example
In the meantime, carry on with your 'sulk' if you wish.
I've always had issues with plays, although I think that's probably because I went into a prolonged 'sulk' in the mid 1990s when some of my plays were turned down!
When his first article appeared (minus about 400 words of filler) under his Sunday name of Darius Danesh, he went into a protracted 'sulk' .
It was a dispassionate declaration, said serenely, not in the heat of a tantrum or the cool spite of a 'sulk' .
But for five years he went into a colossal 'sulk' , blaming his problems on ‘the curse of being lower middle class’ and refusing to give interviews.
The score was five to two, the San Francisco team was losing, and she was 'sulking' .
And after heated arguments and manic flicking through the pages of the dictionary, I lost the game, and 'sulked' .
As the Sparks made a celebratory jaunt off the court, the Storm players dipped their heads and 'sulked' into the locker room.
He had been warned by one of his aides that the cameras were panting to snap any display of the 'sulks' .
I collapsed on a park bench and 'sulked' for a while, contemplated bawling but I didn't have the energy.
His only begotten son 'sulks' in his room listening to angst rock over Easter.
She cried and stomped her foot and 'sulked' because I had won.
I sat and 'sulked' for a while, then we started talking about something else.
So I 'sulked' throughout the entire carol service and nativity play, and stomped around behaving like my own little storm cloud.
With that the writer returned to his seat and didn't write for another 10 minutes as he was 'sulking' .
It took forever to get home again, and I 'sulked' all the way.
It was a fascinating programme because of the extent to which the daughter refused to face reality and there were plenty of tantrums and 'sulks' .
He 'sulked' and could get nasty if he did not get his own way.
They were temperamental opposites: He was a screamer, and she was a 'sulker' .
Do you have a Gemini chatterbox or a Scorpio 'sulker' on your hands?
Elsewhere in the Kingdom they've been having major thunderstorms and torrential downpours so I'm not going to complain when all we've had is a long case of the metereological 'sulks' .
During dinner he sat and 'sulked' and after a while he wandered off by himself.
When he does not like what is happening, he either 'sulks' or throws tantrums.
Nicky Law wants battlers not 'sulkers' in his dressing room.
I 'sulked' all the way there and then secretly slipped away and made my way back to the sea front and the fun park.
He claimed the Kiwis mocked his English parentage and lack of enthusiasm for rugby; they thought he was a self-absorbed 'sulker' .
Adam, still in the 'sulks' , was waiting outside the office door.
Kids only enjoy this nonsense because adults don't understand it and any parent who pretends to have it sussed deserves the weeks of 'sulks' , slammed doors and interminable sighing that will inevitably follow.
It makes no difference how much the other might desire it, the issue is closed, with no recriminations, no 'sulks' , no argument, just the simple acceptance of the other's view.
He indulged my 'sulks' and pouts, bought candy necklaces for me from the corner store.
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