bad-tempered silence, be angrily silent, pout, maintain a sullen silence, express anger or resentment by refusing to speak or interact, somebody who sulks | EUdict

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bad-tempered silence, be angrily silent, pout, maintain a sullen silence, express anger or resentment by refusing to speak or interact, somebody who sulks	sulk
(Archaic) masquerade, reticent, silent; tongue-tied	mumchance
(British) express highway, superhighway	motorway
(Canadian) express highway, French expressway	autoroute
(Computers) junk in junk out (expression used to express the relationship between input and output - erroneous input causes erroneous output)	GIGO (Garbage In Garbage Out)
(Greek Mythology) king of Elis, one of the Argonauts (wagered Hercules that his cattle stables could not be cleaned in one day and was killed for refusing to honor the bet)	Augeas
(Slang) anger, madden; provoke, tease, annoy somebody, bad mood, something that annoys	peeve
(Slang) attack, fit; attack of anger; noisy party, violent outburst	wingding
(Slang) with a loud smacking sound; directly, squarely, be distinctively flavored, distinctive taste, express something indirectly, faint taste, slight hint; little bit, small amount; slap; opening and closing of the lips accompanied by a sharp sound; ...	smack
(Spanish) mounted man who pricks a bull in order to anger it before a bullfight, bullfighter on horseback	picador
,, loud cry, pay for food or drink, say something loudly, speak loudly, turn to pay, yell, scream, call out loudly	shout
20th-century artistic movement seeking to express subconscious thought processes through the use of dreamlike imagery and unusual juxtapositions, art movement, type of art	surrealism
a trademark for an insulated or vacuum container used to hold a liquid and maintain it at a constant temperature	Thermos
ability to adjust to load changes, ability to maintain a balance, air mass without upward movement, measure of maintaining equilibrium, mental firmness, resistance to a changed position, resistance to a chemical change, resistance to air currents, resi...	stability
ability to express emotion, ability to have physical sensation, affection, expressive, expressiveness, having strong emotions, impression sensed from something, instinctive awareness, instinctive understanding or talent, sensation; perception; emotion;...	feeling

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