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In A Huff

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In A Huff - in anger

• My boss left the office in a huff.
• Do not get in a huff. Please calm down.
• Why are you in a huff? What happened?
• My brother always gets in a huff, when he does not get what he wants.
• Why do you always get in a huff, when I ask you to work late?
• The man in the store left in a huff. I have no idea what happened.
• We left the house in a huff, because We had a problem with the neighbors.

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