IPA: /ˈhʌfi/
KK: /ˈhʌfi/
Feeling or showing irritation or annoyance, often in a quick or sudden way.
After hearing the criticism, she became huffier and refused to talk.
Comparative: huffier
Superlative: huffiest
The word 'huffier' is derived from 'huff' (from Middle English 'huffen', meaning to blow or puff) and the suffix '-ier' (meaning one who). Therefore, 'huffier' refers to someone who is more inclined to puff or blow, often in a context of anger or annoyance.
Think of someone who is 'puffing' or 'blowing' in frustration — that's what 'huffier' means, someone who is more prone to huffing.