huffish

They are so, Harry, for when I spoke to my wife first, she was so very coy and huffish, and told me she did not know what I meant.

"Well, but you don't expect us to go about arresting people on intuition, do you?" asked the officer, huffishly.

Sir Ronald had promised to be content without love; but he was not, and was huffish and offended, and savagely jealous of Reginald Stanford and all the hated past.

"Oh! you always tell me when it's too late," he retorted, huffishly.