IPA: /ˈhʌfi/
KK: /ˈhʌfi/
Describing someone who is easily annoyed or angry, especially over small things, in the highest degree.
After the argument, she was the huffiest person in the room, refusing to talk to anyone.
Comparative: huffier
Superlative: huffiest
The word 'huffiest' is derived from 'huffy' (from the dialectal 'huff', meaning to blow or puff) and the suffix '-iest' (meaning most). The term 'huffiest' describes someone who is most easily angered or irritable, as if they are puffing up with indignation.
Think of someone who is 'puffing up' with anger ('huff') — when they are the 'most' angry, they are the 'huffiest'.
No commonly confused words.