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Definition of: sulky

(sulkē) adjective sulk·i·er, sulk·i·est
1. Sullenly cross; doggedly or resentfully ill–humored.
2. Stunted; sluggish: dismal. See synonyms under MOROSE. [? OE (ā)solcen slothful, orig. pp. of (ā)seolcan be weak, slothful]
—sulk′i·ly
adverb
—sulk′i·ness
noun

Definition of: sulky

(sulkē) noun plural sulk·ies
A light, two–wheeled, one–horse vehicle for one person.
adjective Resembling this vehicle: a sulky plow.
[<SULKY1; so called because one rides alone]

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