sulk over (someone or something)
sulk over (someone or something)
To have a brooding, sullenly aloof, silently resentful attitude or demeanor because of someone or something. A: "What's wrong with Jim?" B: "Oh, he's still sulking over being passed over for the promotion." You can't spend your whole life sulking over your husband. It's time to move on!
See also: over, sulk
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
- sulk
- sulk about
- sulk about (someone or something)
- warm to
- warm to (someone or something)
- front off about something
- rant at
- rant at (someone or something)
- brood about
- brood about (someone or something)