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Definition of sulkiness in English Turkish dictionary
- somurtkanlık
- (isim) somurtkanlık
- sulky
- asık suratlı
- sulky
- abus
- sulky
- huysuz
- sulky
- somurtkan
- sulky
- küskün
- sulky
- {s} küsmüş
- sulky
- tek kişilik iki tekerlekli araba
- sulky
- suratlı
- sulky
- sulky plow oturacak yeri ve tekerlekleri olan pulluk
- sulky
- iki tekerlekli at arabası
- sulky
- {s} bir kişilik
- sulky
- sulkilyasık suratla
- sulky
- sulkinessasık suratlılık
- sulky
- {s} sürücülü (saban vb.)
- sulky
- (sıfat) somurtkan, asık suratlı, suratsız, huysuz, küsmüş, tek kişilik, bir kişilik, sürücülü (saban vb.)
- sulky
- kasvetli
- sulky
- aksiliği tutmuş
- sulky
- asık yüzlü
- sulky
- atlı araba
- sulky
- tek kişilik iki tekerlekli ve tek atlı hafif araba
- sulky
- {s} tek kişilik
- sulky
- suratsız
- sulky
- asık
- sulky
- somurtuk
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Definition of sulkiness in English English dictionary
- The result or product of being sulky
- The state or quality of being sulky
- a sullen moody resentful disposition a feeling of sulky resentment
- The quality or state of being sulky; sullenness; moroseness; as, sulkiness of disposition
- a sullen moody resentful disposition
- The property of being sulky
- {i} quality of being sulky, sullen aloofness, moroseness
- a mood or display of sullen aloofness or withdrawal; "stayed home in a sulk"
- a feeling of sulky resentment
- sulky
- A low two-wheeled cart, used in harness racing
- sulky
- Any carriage seating only the driver
- sulky
- {a} sullen, sour, morose, gloomy, obstinate
- sulky
- {s} morose, sullenly aloof
- sulky
- Irritated, gloomy, upset; moodily silent
- sulky
- A light two-wheeled carriage for a single person
- sulky
- sullen or moody
- sulky
- A small, one- or two-wheeled platform towed by a walk-behind machine on which the operator can stand or sit
- sulky
- Moodly silent; sullen; sour; obstinate; morose; splenetic
- sulky
- A very high two wheeled vehicle for one person, hence its name It was used for timed trotting matches and still is today, although the seat is much lower now
- sulky
- Logging arch equipped with wheels instead of crawler tracks and towed behind a skidding machine (22)
- sulky
- Someone who is sulky is sulking or is unwilling to enjoy themselves. I was quite sulky, so I didn't take part in much. a sulky adolescent. sulking, or tending to sulk moody (Probably from sulke (1600-1700))
- sulky
- a light two-wheeled vehicle for one person; drawn by one horse
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sulkiness
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