IPA: /ˈhʌfɪnəs/
KK: /hʌfɪnəs/
The quality of being easily annoyed or angry, often shown through a sulky or offended attitude.
Her huffiness made it difficult for others to approach her during the meeting.
Huffiness → It is formed from "huff" (originating from the Middle English *huffen*, meaning to puff or blow) and the suffix "-iness" (meaning the state or quality of). The word "huffiness" refers to the state of being huffy or irritable, often characterized by puffing or blowing in annoyance.
Think of someone who is 'puffing' in annoyance ('huff') and how that creates a state of irritability ('-iness'). This helps you remember that huffiness means being in a state of irritation.