We dined with him in a sulky silence, after a few ineffectual efforts on my part to talk. [adjective]
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When it was light I peeped through the portholes and saw Belfast 's dull wharves and warehouses looking sulky in the gray morning mist. [Please select]
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But Dan is a very sulky fellow, very difficult to manage. [Please select]
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"Right, Tom," continued Bothwell; "and, to do all things in order, I'll begin with that sulky blue-bonnet in the ingle-nook."' [Please select]
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Come, come, young man, don't look sulky about it. [Please select]
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Tristram's comrade--that is to say, the man who was attached to him by the wrist and ankle--was sulky and extremely dejected. [Please select]
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She seemed to be trying whether any of them would get angry or sulky with her; but the serfs fulfilled no one's orders so readily as they did hers. [Please select]
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'He's sulky,' replied Sikes, giving him a shake; 'he's sulky.' [Please select]
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With the first cranny of light she had herself dressed by her sulky, sleepy women, and went abroad. [Please select]
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'They do well,' she said, 'who call you sulky: you have a sulky mouth.' [Please select]
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There were many, misled by her petulant lips and watchful eyes, to call her sulky: these did not judge her silence favourably. [Please select]
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