pet
crossness
choler
petulance
irritability
fussiness
peevishness
fretfulness
sulkiness
pout
heart-warming
sensuousness
jocundity
mardy
jocularity
softheartedness
cloud
zip-a-dee-doo-dah
gloom
bitterness
ingrateful
sultriness
mumpishness
sullenness
underfeel
displeasure
enamoredness
amorousness
tenderness
tenderheartedness
butthurtness
chapleted
pettishness
heavy heart
ill feeling
squeasiness
worry
flitter
fee-fees
huffishness
strunt
sharpness
mulligrubs
snuffiness
miffily
hang one's lip
rattish
scowl
laughing
shriekiness
pastiness
riant
mump
miffiness
underjoyed
air
distaste
little
frown
acerbation
overtenderness
yearn
acerbate
pissiness
antipathize
feelingful
obdurate
maggoty
feltness
devotion
expression
anguishing
dollishness
grimsome
squiffiness
mortifying
briar
look
embarrassing
face
glaum
irritableness
facial expression
aspect
disdain
Sehnsucht
slurpiness
grippiness
grossness
dowdiness
ogived
shoddiness
souled
blimpishness
dote

English words for 'a fit of petulance or sulkiness (especially at what is felt to be a slight)'

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