Michaela Coel

I'm very rational, so sometimes I need the facts, and if I don't have the facts, then I get huffy, and I move on.

Greg Gutfeld

It's pointless to get all huffy about stuff.

Use 'huffy' for reactions that are stronger than just being mildly annoyed.

'Huffy' is informal and used in everyday conversation rather than formal writing.

Sometimes 'huffy' describes a temporary mood over something trivial.

'Huffy' can show that someone's pride or dignity is hurt.

Distinguish 'huffy' from outright anger; it's less intense and more about wounded pride.

Look for body language: crossed arms, rolling eyes, quick breaths.