Wiktionary
sulking
n. The act of one who sulks. vb. (present participle of sulk English)
Usage examples of "sulking".
McVey cornered Gideon Steel, who was sulking quietly by the punch bowl.
I wait, and I wait, and the longer I wait the more pathetically ridiculous I feel, like an adolescent sulking in a corner at a high school dance.
Tain sulking and drinking all night and breaking crockery because he had a daughter and not a second son.
Jachin-Boaz, awaking at the usual time, went back to sleep, sulking, while in his imagination the lion grew thinner daily.